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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
DUN's REVIEW OF TRADE

New York. June 2.-Dun's revi. ~
"a trade Tor the week ending to-mor.
row VIII say: 'o'o'
Augmented activity
mercantile operations as the wen,he !.
improves. Retail trade REFLECTS on :
,arsement i'm nearly all sections and
prnhenes. Evidences of restricted dis
tributton. because OF the high costs arc
comparatively rare In MANY instspces
the strengthened financial position of
consumers is indicated by the pro-
nouhced preference for the better
grades OF merchandise
Except in respect to the SHORTAGE
ana unrest OF labor, manufacturing
conditions could hardly be better. and
,tei"'iseiH Mite suspension of work in
inns summer All are covered bv con
tracts running far into the future with
Such urgent requests for products tina
,ne e" PacitE or mills. shops and fac
tories is taxed to the utmost Owing
10 various causes new orders are be-
low tne recent phenomenal record in
some INES. yet a certain hesitation in
business. with shrinkage in it's volume,
Is not unusual nor unnatural at this
ter'od esp, cially in a year OF presiden-
tial nominations
with business actually transacted
larger than In any other year. con-
siderably more might be done but for
the inadequate facilities for both pro-
ducton and transportation. Much do
mestic purchasing has been deferred
because definite or satisfactory deliv-
cries cannot be promised. while foreign
trade would exceed Its present colos-
sal proportions were IT not for the re-
strictions imposed upon exports. The
enormous balance on oversee account
keeps international exchange strongly
In this countrys favor. and over s27.-
100000 In gold has come here from
Canada in less than month. Yet
now than before the imports were
inauEurated. and continuance OF the
movement seems probable.
II other proof were lacking, con-
vincing evidence OF the prosperous con-
dillon OF the country is found In bank
clearings. 35.2 per cent larger in the
daily average during May than last
1914.
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COTTON MNKkI:Ts.
Is! Cnshie @ burch & CnD

NEW YORK June The cotton iu.rt.,
was nervous and irregular again ,o-d,
with III" c!9st st.ady. ut potn, lover 10
POINTS higher Af,.r selling At 27Ic earlv
October declined 10 l. sic. rallied In - 5I
ana broke TO l3"!c IA tn. la trading. ~
ing al l..ssc
The market opened steady a, an adv.n,.
OF 10 points WIN active months selling
about 10 points above last uigh,s cin.n
on or Immediately after IN. call Prize.
soon turnen easier. owing TO tn" continued
COCO "father tn the South. and July -. cd
on IRON u CSC 20 i2S.c, Will" D.c.r,b.r
oec!ineo from lRs.c 10 !. 800. with actiy.
months generally shos'ine net losses az .,c,,,
to points during III. r,ddle Of tn. mar
ing oHtrlnrS then seemed tn lamar n
and July hrmcd w to y 6sc ard "a. Oh
per 10 l. sSc or 10 sbou, or u shade nyr.
lsSt nights closing figures D.n.na f,ua,;
10 broaden on the rally and Snr,,,"o,
.eened 10 he disturbed by reports 81 .
Mig naval battle in the North Sea -
MAS renewed liquida ton and scattering incaI
pressure unfer which prices mad. n-w Low,
ground FOR the movement July .oId 80 y,
I.Sc ana December &c l2Tsc o. N ,
So,nu he' 'o"tr. Huring by I.jverrooi
houses and renewed covering r,us.L a.;
rallies OF or points from IN. love-" ''N'
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be one OF the building items in tho ap-
preparations measure OF the present
Congress.
CANTER JURY DIsAGREEs
One Member Holds Out for Acquittni
After Eleven Vote for
Life Sentence.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
BRISTOL. VA. June 2.-AlthouEh
SIX jurors favored the death chair on
the frst ballot and eleven. on second
allot. a life sentence. for James Can
ter. tried at Abingdon. for assault and
murder. the twelfth Juror held unyield-
inSly for acquitta, after four hours
OF elaboration to-day. and IL mistrial
was entered.
Ihc fact that the jury. upon motion
OF counsel for the defense, came from
another county. indicates how strongly
the sentiment Is against young Canter
who was sentenced to die year ago
on the charge OF having been the ac-
complete OF his older brother, Luther
In the brutal assault and murder Of
the twenty-ycar-old wife OF James r.
wilson, farmer. residing near Bristol.
Luther Canter died in the chair a
year ago, and to the last declared he
alone was responsible for the crime.
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Baltimore. s37.7os.0oo: Increase, as.5.
Cleveland. SIS. los.oSo: Increase. E.2
Detroit. S32. IS. ooo: Increase. 500.
Cincinnati. 327.4s6.o 900; increase. 3st
Minneapolis. $ly.3 900: Increase. zoo
Los Angeles. Sla.636.oo0: increase. PCS.
omaha. $ls..69. 900. Increase. 2i9.
New Orleans. 526.00J: increase. $751;
Atlanta. s15.756.00O: increase. SCI
Nirhmond. 3lt.3i3.OGo. increase. 37l
Miiwhuk"c. t1t.3l5.n0o: increase. i2l
Louisville. &l3.Si0.OO: increase $50
81. raul S1l.370 .oo0: increase. oil
S Ss,,n. si2 SsJ 900: Increase. 100
Bunalo. Sl25+9.nCO: increase 223
PORTLAND. Ore. $9.0a2o 900 Increase III
D"hvcr. *ll .539. oo0; increase 800
i,ionston. s7sS5.ooo: Increase. tSa.
indianapolis ts.tyo. 600: Increase. as
ror, Worth. S6.173.Ooo: Increase. SD
uvIo,idcnc". 3S.T+0tO: increase, eo.s
Washington. ID. G.. $685.. 900. Increase a.
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RESTORED TO FIRST CLASS
Formal Notice IN Given Regarding
Post Omce ut Bristol,
Tenn.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
BRISTOL. VA. June 2.-Although
the Bristol, Tenn. post-office was re-
duced from the first TO the second class
soon after the establis hment OF another
Office. just across the street In Bristol.
Va. First Assistant Postmaster-Gen-
eral Roper. in A communication to for
mer Governor Cox. the newly appointed
postmaster In Bristol. Tenn, informs
him that beginning with the new fiscal
year the office will be restored to tho
first class and that the postmaster'A
yearly allowance will be advanced ac-
cordingly.
In this connection comes the news
from Washington that Congressman
Slcmp's measure for an appropriation
of 81 10000 for the erection OF a post
Office building for Bristol, Va. has sue
cessfully passed the committee and will
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. June 2-CottouS.cd oil was
lower under scattered liquidation on the
hrRviuess in hog products and grain. Anal
prices showing net LOSSES 81 from Q to 10
points. R"fncrS and shorts were best huycrs
Sales 1850 barrels TIE market closed
steady. SPOT. 1870 bid. June l01sTI 10 On:
July. N stN IN 81. August. 10 s0T I0.s2: Sep
t"mher 10 1aF 1850: October. Il 10 IN: No
vcmb"r. 81 a ..22. Decemb"r aCiTao7; Janu-
AIRY .Ghd.io
Raw sugar. easy: centrifugal s3?. MO-
las>es. SO: refined steady. Buttcr unso,
,iS", 'he.Se. easy Srot coffee, luiot: RI
- $40 Santos l.. lOs.c
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INTEREST on CURB AGAIN
CENTERS IN MOTOR STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 2.--Intcrc>t on the curb
Ccntersd again to-day in tho motor stocks
Chevrolet made high record. and
there were heavy dealings In United Motors
follows:
$500 Aetna Explosives. Ia. Gi7i.: 5000
Chevrolet Motor. ?iafi eel: 1900 Cuba Cane
Sugar. 55d 10: leo Maxim Munitions saSi.:
5000 Midva4. s2,: q So. 200 Tobacco Products.
~ q H.; 3.rW United Motors. s2Gs?n: 400
Jumbo. NI 81: 500 Mckinley Darra Sc N 30
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KIcnMo>n LIVE srocK MARKET.
csales ., Union s,ockynras.,

tSaI"s AZ ONION StockyHTds.I.
Richmond, Va, June . 1916
Er.t si"ers =. 20 8; medium to good. ~
:" y. common 20 fair to "a Rest
h"!tcrs :" Na medium to good. 81. to ~:
common I" f~ir. ~, 10 s@. Best cows.
- medium 10 good ~ TO 6ta: common 10
i"ir; to . Hc7, oxen TO ia: medium n
So"i' I" :, common t. fair, to s.: bulls.
g" =" y. Best caiy.s. = TO 10; medium to
good to "a Best nnss. Q; light. 3 to sta;
SOW hhn tags Z" Best sheep g.: I"
20 ll!z - -
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Bank ClcurinEs.

NEW YORK. June Bank clearings In
IN" United states for the week ending June
aGRregatc s3.s5465t.G0. against si.si7. PSI 900
last week and s3.oI;,ll7.Ooo in this week
IaSt year. Following tho returns for thIs
week and last. with percentage Of change
SHOWN this week compared with this
week last year:
New York. s2.427.sI2. coH: increase. 3os
ohCaeo s322 oo1 900 increase. 1873
IInl.adc'pnia s2oeS. .ocp: increase. c7I
Boston. fl55. 5000: increase aes
81. Louis sss.2so.n on: Increase 200
Kansas city. $1,000 900: increase aoo
San Francisco. sal us 900: increase 10
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO nv
Norfolk & Western Railwa,

ONLY ALL-kAIl. LINZ 10 NOhf'oIk>
Schedule In effect January 3, wis
Leave byrd Street station. kichmond, FOL
NoHFoLh; SAP A. ~. 's:ov A. 81. :a:o
FOR LYNCHbUkG AND THE WEST
i a. M;: - 49,, a. d.: 800 IL. 's:z
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. .iI:Io 4
a.. .s;Ie r. ~. .s:vv r. 81. .1l:!O p.
Iz:lo r. Il. 1l:+o r. N. .s:i7 r. IL. ego
r. NJ
DAILY. tD.iiy except Sunday ,sund.
w. B. BEYILL W. C sAt1Nprps
p. T. NJ, Roanoke a. p RoSnSIl
c. H. BOsLEY. d. p. A.. Richmond. Va
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Postpone Dunvi,l. Election.

The time for the election OF cap
tain or Company a. Second Infantry,
tarmville. to succeed Captain Frank
>. Blanton. who resigned several weeks
aE., has been extended thirty days
The election will be held during the
first week I'm July
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xIcIIMoNn HAY MARKET.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. lune MISUNDERSTANDING Il. 90 !.
slow Bulk. 3. 5oT so.75: light. ss.noM $50 :
mis- ed t:1j n $3.50. heavy. S9.2iG S9.S5: rough
"-5|i $50; pigs. 3 -o0@ $3.50
th'tl'- -i:"ceipts, 2.Op0; weak Native bccf
cattle. son tl'0i. stockeIs and feeders. $500
2 500: COW ana h"if.r. &i.5oG $3.50; calves
sS0HTSii -
Sae.p-keccip,s .mN: steady. wette-s
s7"tT is.2j: lambs IS GI0i SlI..5
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BOND LIST

Anso%re,Nh ~ Observation-Disclosures. s5,s
Atlantic Coast Lin" lsr is................ ..
a G. IL. and - 's.........;..; -...... So
A. G. l.. 90. IS tRaitimor") thidb ...... a?i1
and q. con. new. o. twhen issuedI.... 81
LigEcit and Myers Observation-Disclosures. l?j
Mercantile Marine ~ ctfs................. ioS-,
Norfolk and Western ~. il.s.... IL.
Seaboard Air Lin" stamped iS.......... Sii.
S'aboard Air Lin" adj. js................ G7l,
Southern Railway l. Odd ........... III,
Southern Halfway Ss........... roIi,
l. s. Registered -. 1880 thidl ......... y,a
= ; Re;ist"rcd 5s lhS ,hid' .......... io!i,
l. 5. Registered -. 1875 tpld -........ llOa,
Y. Registered Panama ~. 1851 ,bidb . In2
sM'ea states Si""! as....... Observation-Disclosures. los
y" nfo"n hr"N Gus 'hsdb ............ -
Nd'-car chemical - ..............., rSi.
ra'',hr. chemical ...,..,.......... lnI
"a ivy anu ROVER Co taSk"dp ...... t"a.
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SAVANNAH. GA. June c.-rurpcn' inc.
nrn, % Sales. $50 casks receipts 81 casks:
shpn .nts. 33i casks; stock. 1853 casks.
Rosin. firm: sales, l.il2 barrels. shipments.
% barrels; stock. 54.7OS barrels Quote A..
r.. +90T 500: c.. d. 500: f.. 5.o2 l5Tf sos {:
f, s.o5m 80: c.. 5.0aIa.eo; H. SloT12o: l..
55oa $50: VIC. 57505s5: WV. k9oT6Io
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

':M YORK. June Wont dealers re-
bn''.d markets irurh s,lhc! In consequence
81 IN" plating II an embargo on tho .hi,,
intn'S %! Australian woods 10 this country
'n'i"n goods yer" firm to-day, ana pri,l,
. lnlIt WrI. Lightly easier Rnady-Io. uco r
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

tRcrortod bv Rodgers. Piummer G. Co. Incl
PETERSBURG, VA. June 2-Spanish-
Farmers stock-Market steady. holders
aSiuc SLn5 per bushci
MISUNDERSTANDING stock-Markrt firm.
Fancy Jumbo. lie per pound: fancy hani-
picked. Sac per pound: extra prime, 3i:c
yer pound: prime. 80 per pound: sh.IIins
s,ock :'sc a Re per pound.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL. June 2-Announcemcnt
of heavy losses by the British in naval
battl. with the Germans caused sharp
break to-day In the value Of wheat Prices
closed weak. "a 2Ac to o;sc ne, lower with
July At slc3i. a sIoass and September at
sloaa, Other leading staples too. under
went "a setback--ccIn. LsfiSso 70 Sc: oats.
,;c 10 t:"Nc and provisions. Zoe to 51'2c
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
Thu ProkIckalHn RAILWAY Of sha So.,.s /.

southbound trains scheduled TO leave Rich
mond daily: $685. A. NJ. local TO SorIins
Vile. Atlanta, Birmingham: s:5s r. "
through coaches and sleepers TO jackson
Vile; l2:<6 A NJ. sieepers to Atlantis. BIZ n,
inEham. Jacksonviiie. Tampa and coaehs
to Jacksonville.
Richmond daily: $50 A. NJ. $40 a N
local. $3.50 A. n. b.37 p. IL
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OrkneySprings Hotel and Bath,

Orkney Springs. W., Open June l..
Beautiful mountains; always cool; eievs
ton 2.3cO. Restorative waters equal Carlsbad
Germany, for nervousness. poor blood, gerj
eral debility. rheumatism, kidney AMI
stomach troubles. Free amusement. dancin1
pool. tennis. cropuct; good table; REASONABLE
rates: cap go: booklet. H. c. Carter, Prof.
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS, VIVA

a Charming Place at Which to Spend
the Summer, lls97
Y Amusements varied and attractiv.J
COLE, SWIMMING POOLS. orchastrI
dancing. tennis tally-ho. hne saddle horse1
address Tres sv.s W d. 2; J, pA =. &c
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NEW ORLEANS, Juno 2-The cotton mar
l,ct dIspla,rd no marked tendency either
way to-day. hut calculated ncrvously within
narrow limits The main features OF thc
session were hrarish. bu, tn market de-
rived support from covering prior TO IN"
double holidays The close steady.
points hieh.r> 10 points lower.
Around III. opening there Was q rise of
TO points in sympathy with bette
Liverpool than due hut wc- th"r conditions
wer. considered against values BY the mid
die uf the day the market fell ia net
loss of to points. In the early after
noon prices reacted to tho highest levels
profit taking. but litil" later the market
sharply depressed hy reports " Ger
man naval victory. On this movement the
trading months went - points below
Yesterdays last quotations. Toward the
close the market again st"adi"d by
realizing from shorts
Closing b!ds-Iuly. - a.: October. ESQ: Do
cemb"r, 1852. January, L. 80. March lgSG
Spot cotton. q iict. unchanged Sales on
tho srot g" bales TO arrive" meme. Mid
ding i2s3C
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INN

WHyHeSpOTo, va.
A most delightful place High in TN
Blue Ridge Cool nights. Water frof1
Basic Lthia Spring. Good board
Large, well ventilated rooms. with bed
like. I'm best city hotels. MacadatI
roads to all cities. Free garage. Cod
music and dancing In building separat}
from main building. Beautiful cottae}
with Ave rooms for family or conRenia
friends. Large, well-shaded ground
Rates. $40 to $15 for one person Ad&
dress SEMINARY INN for further III
formation. - 80 tTi
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DAILY except Sunday. tDaily. 3sunday only.
( Wcek-En Excursion Rates All stations. !,
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RAHROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE MAY 20, 1918.
TRAINS LEAVE kICHMONL DAILY
For Florida and South: s:lt A a. and
6:35 p. NJ. 1880 A. Al
For Norfolk: 6:15 A. NJ, $40 A. H. 3 ov
p. NJ. ..4:vo p. ~. ta:1O p. 81
For N. & W.. Ry:. West; t;i5 A. NJ. $3.50
For Petersburg: 1850 A. NJ. 6:i5 A. ~.
s:l6 A. NJ. goo, A; ~, 1850 A. NJ. 400
635 r. NJ, 9:26 p. NJ, 1850 p. II.
For Goidsboro and Fayetteville: 1900 p
N.
For -Hopewel!: s:ls. a. M. 'i:l6 p. ~.
t3:45 P. NJ. 9:16 p 81.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 5 :0s A. M.
s:ls a.. NJ. 6:lb A. NJ: s:3o a.. NJ. 1870
e:sk p. H.. 7:46 2. H.. 500 r. NJ. IL 30
p. NJ. -H
Except Sunday. tsunday only
Time Of arrival and departure and con.
nections not guaranteed.
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RAILROADS.
Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Ry.
SOUTHERN RAII.xx1n1

..e--.s .-~,.'G 49, .iiionu-aiuui al s,..,J
Scneuoie hSurcs Hot guurantoeo iSssLo1
e esSrn~Da,y go A. N. local; lo:so NJ
wItn uranin y-room slice ping car 70. exprea1
- d.. press, sleeping car oDsn Ia
Chase ,: INV ~ 81. local Tor keysviiis al
rra aT.k Myef Line-o:lo p. NJ, s,e.,n.
49,. eeh.ept SUNDAY; connecting for Bnit3
NJ daily. local. A9 s'2e u
trains Arrivs nienmond-From tho 3 ,r,,
a.O1 "a Al ana o:UU A. Al, 3 SO =
r. NJ, daily; $40 A. Al. EXCEPT S.,nS
s saVm Mess r9int: S;t6 a; NJ. excep. Mon
onice so7 +. Main st. Phon. Nad:,on a,
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l2Sic No sales.
NEW YORK. June Port mov"m"f'-
Mlddling. l2..ic. Exports. 1854 bales stock
go bales. ~
Total to-day at all poris-Net receipts =:
i5i bales: exports. 1852 bales; stock. l"'sii
bales -n
Total for week-Net receipts. l's.65o bales (;
exports. $50. s07 bales.
Total for scason--N"t receipts, .."N"Zh"
bales. exports. 5,0i0i9i bales
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NEW YORK. June 2-Mercantile paper
go. Sterling. sixty-day bills si72I: demand.
St'6.. cables. $50 s-l5. Ba. silver. ca,
Mexican dollars. tHh.. Government bonds
weak Railroad bonds irregular. Time
loans. stronger. sixty days. 3. ninety days
rhi,
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NAVAL. STORES.

manufacturers reported good business q
cotton dresses and waists.
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March ............ 1907 lH"' i-' ~;
Spot cotton. quiet: midd'ing. np'anas'
~ SIC No sales.
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.

i-iN" poultry Receipts o! spring chickens
i""N market expected TO h." lower. Eut.
Ger and eggs firm
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Richmond & Rappahannock RiverR '

Main Lin,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

20. red. slo3: No hard 81 oai. a 81 o5i-
-, hard. N.o2m sloSI Corn-No. W..
~. bsi- n Ini5C. No ( yellow 6STs>c
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
Everybody's Sentimental.

The truth is that we are all senti-
mental at heart, whatever our culture.
Even though we appreciate Brahms,
shall we not find some pleasure in the
repertoire of the hand organ, and
though we admire 3otticelli, shall we
utterly condemn Darby and Joan:
There are moods in which Jean Inge-
low and Mrs. Hemans are not maw-
klsh. The thousands still weep over
the death of Little Nell, though the
critics sneer.-Robert NJ. Gay, In the
Atlantic,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
Sloan's Liniment Eases Pain.

Sloan's liniment is first thought of by
mothers for bumps, bruises and sprains
that are continually happening to chill
dren. 1t quickly penetrates and soothes
without rubbing. Cleaner and more
effective than mussy plssters or oint-
ments. For rheumatic aches, neuralgia
pain and that grippy soreness after
colds, Sloan's Liniment gives prompt
relief. Have bottle handy for bruises,
strains, sprains and all external pain.
lowing exposure are relieved by Sloan's
Liniment. H. F. Pitts. 25c.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
NURSE RELIEVES
MUCH SUFFERING
The Patient She Helped Makes
Interesting Statement.

Madison, Wis.-Mrs. Oscar Day, Of
1906 Monona Ave-, Fair Oaks, this
town, says: Before my baby was
born, I suffered terribly with womanly
troubles and nervousness, and was
living In state Of fear all the time,
One day, an old friend Of mine,
who, by the way, Is nurse, and goes
around to all cases, brought me bot
tie Of Cardui, the woman's tonic, and
told me to keep on taking 1t right
along. I did, and felt much better
after the first bottle. I kept on TAX
ing 1t, and had as little trouble as
anybody could wish for. Feeling very
good now.
There never was a better medicine
for women than Cardui, and I will
recommend 1t to any one who Is In
need Of 1t. This nurse uses Cardui
with her patients, so 1t Is well known
all around here.
am never without bottle Of
Cardui in my home"
We urge YOU to try Card-u-i, The
woman's tonic, for your troubles. II
will help you over the hard places,
just as 1t has thousands Of oihes
women.
Don't delay. Begin taking Cardui
today. You won't regret It. NcBs
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
Dairy Cows Build Soil.

Farms used for dairy purposes
should gain rather than lose in
fertility. asserts.R. T.. Throckmor-
ton, assistant professor 'of..soils.in
Kansas State AgricultaralS College.
In dairyingl lessl'plant foodiiis
sold from the farm than in any
other type of farming. In grain
farming, the land is cropped year
after year and the products sold.
In dairy farming the crops are
harvested and fed to animals.
When grain or other crops are
sold from the farm, soil fertility or
plant food is::,removed. No soil
can grow crops year after year
without sooner or later reaching
the point where depletion is left.
When animals or milk products
are sold only..a smallIportion.of the
plant food :ofiithe crop is removed
from the farm. The greater por-
ton of it is leftI,in sthe.'form Of
barnyard manure. which may be
returned to the soil. This is clear
when one considers the fact that
a ton of milk contains $2.oo worth
of plant food while ton of alfalfa
contains So. 50 worth of plant food.
With this system of farming a
larges.variety of crops can be pro-
fitably grown and utilized. Such
crops as alfalfa. and clover hay.
corn and sorghum for silage, and
rye as a soiling crop may be grown.
With these crops it is possible to
practice a rotation in which a
legume is grown, thus increasing
the supply of nitrogen in the soil.
This is important, as the failure
to induce leguminous crop in the
rotation is one of the common
causes of soil depletion. The nj
trogen content of the soil is also
Increased when alfalfa is fed and
the manure returned to the land.
| The soil on many farms contains
a sufficient quantity of plant food
points out Mr., Throckmorton, but
is so devoid of humus that the
food is unavailable to the plant.
A soil thus lacking in vegetable
matter will not retain water, but
packs and bakes. Practically all
the manure produced on a dairy
farm may be returned to the soil,
This will add humus, thus making
the soil more productive. 1t may
be applied to alfalfa as surface
dressing or in the field where sill
age or soiling crops are grown
K. c. Weekly Star.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
To Have Bright, Clear Light.

A smoking lamp or one with IN I'M
pleasant odor is usually caused by
dirt. Soaking the wick and OCCASION
ally the burner In strong vinegar for
an hour and then rinslng 1t in fresh
vinegar and drying thoroughly will!
keep these parts clean.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
Valuable Material Iona Ignored.

Many years ago soap boilers used
to have great difficulty in getting rid
of thick, evil-smelling liquid which
was the chief by-product of their in
dustry. They ran 1t into streams and
sewers. Presently someone began col
lecting 1t and refining It, The result
was glycerin as 1t Is known today.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
A Hero to His Wife.

"A man who is happily married has
an enthusiastic audience of one, and
that amt SO bud,' says old Uncle Pen.
nywise.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14

Hoist by His Own Pet Hard.
Some men would never rise in the
world If their wives didn't blow them
up.