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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-12

The Moundsville Daily Echo tells
this story: Sunday evening a man
driving a one horse buggy and leading
q second horse, on his way home to
Bellafre, was forced to leave the one
he was leading in a barn on Western
avenue. Today, when the man re-
turned for the animal, he told the own
err Of the barn that the horse had be-
longed to transfer man in Bellatre
who died some months ago. The wild
ow then sold him to farmer on one
OF the ridges out from Moundsville. A
rev weeks ago, however, the woman's
daughter, who has been Ill for some
time, began asking for the horse, and
has fretted over him being sold until
the mother promised to buy him back
il possible. 1t seems the girl feared
that the horse had been sold to some
one who would mistreat him, and the
thought preyed on her mind. satur-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-12

WoMA N u Il HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.

OAIAN'SF HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.
public spirited resident Of Fairmont will re.
~ 3oicee IN the suspicious beginning Of the Womans
Hospital Association and hope for the speedy com
eon organization to the point where its full in
uenoe Is felt throughout the institution There
Is 90 much that women do in connection with the
ahakernent Of hospital that the wonder that their
Feady sympathies and deft hands were not sooner
brought into the conduct Of the the South Side.
Assmays readily be seen by the committee organiza-
lions have been effected by the Womans Hospital
Association means take active part in the internal
the hospital but its most valuable work. in all
prohabty;awin be in bringing the general public into
touch with the institution To that end 1t Is de-
the membership be large possible, and
81 tsato be hoped that all Fairmont who can
Invitation that has been issued to Join will
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-12

THE mysteries shat surrounded the
opera atoms OF the National Salt and
Chemical Company, who several
months ago leased the plant Of the
Benwood Brewing Company at Wheel
Ing and installed "a lot OF machinery.
has been cleared away by announce
ment OF local officers Of the company
that potash is being manufactured
there. The potash Is being manutac-
tured from tobacco stems, heretofore
considered worthless. The tobacco
stems are burned and the smoke there.
from condensed. The. condensed
smoke crystalizes into potash.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-12

senator Chiffon has presented stosthe
Presid emit a violin made entirely OF
West Virginia mat r1a1 at Charleston,
the8sena tor;s home city u the giftl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25

George Moriartv. recently ~ The
White Sox, ha- taken the management 81
thp Memphis team III the Southern Associa-
ton.
Lai fIipp. the Chinese spnnter OF -
Mary College, DAYTON, did the hundred
yards ln ten second IN a recent meet Tie
also captlred three first and a second.
The trapahooter- II llhnol- are compel
ing Tor the state championship tins week AZ
Ba Sale. The Nebraska ennmen are also
uut 10 force ~ the Grand Island traps
The pick of eastern women tenni@ ex-
perts are bathing at Pelham Manor IN the
invitation tournament a usual, II Will be
a BiurStedt affair
Rowing interest this week centers IN the
three cornered race to be rowed az Ithaca
On Saturday. Yale. Princeton and Cornell
being the principals.
The western track season for horses
gets under way on Saturday. when a thir-
teen day meet opens at Reno.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25
CLOSING THREE MILITARY HOSPITALS SHOWS
HOW FAR REMOVED WAR is FROM BULGARIA

simply for the reason HAT an erayna
ton would mean more ar les. 81 pres
iige. Such is the opinion here ris.' t.ng
lish and French have e~ntrenched thss
selves we'll. but driving them back with
in the protection ~ the works drfcm liHg
the port would be- u very easy matter.
say the Bulgarian Officers. la political
circles IL il pointed out that Bulgaria u
not interested in driving the allies osi
Of %Saloniki, at least for the present.
That phase Of the Balkan war concerns
Grec.e Il i argued. Aspects wnaii A.
different IA case the allied troops sHr
foot upon Macedonian soil.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25

Netsr i hereby gwen ihat the annual
meeting ~ the -tockhnfier- aud the an
unal H.cctiul ~ the toard II directors OF
the Indians Cooperative Canal Company
has been called and vail be- held al the
rrnclIri otice ~ sand Canal Company in
The city "a Brownsville. III Cameron coun-
IN. Texas. "a the 9th day II June. 1916.
al 10 o'clock a. IL.
At sand meeting such business will be
transacted ~ may properly come before
sand annual meeting respectively including
the election ot the board OF directors and
the election Of officers for the ensuing
year.
Given under my hand and attested bv
the seal IT sand company On this 1lth dav
Of MAY. 1916 r.. r. ROWSON.
t>eal4 President
Atie>t-A. III. Alhrn, Secretary-1l 1877 3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25

pNiS"iat "t ~
ing here recently OF three OF the largest
military hospitals is an indication of
low far removed Bulgaria is from the
European war. The SalOniki front has
been Quiet for weeks and the attack on
Ayiona j. Il matter concerning only the
AuStro H~ungarlans. The Bulgarian ar
my is resting on IT'S arms. In a few DAYS
several other hospitals will be closed
aud that IN charge of the Austro- Hun
garian mission viii Ice converted into
ali electro-therapeutlc institute Tor the
recovery ~ damaged limbs.
Nevertheless the Bulgarian govern
ment Is calling 10 the colors the Young
men due 60 serve in the army. 4 great
deal of reorganization is in progress. "a
operation with the German and Austro
Hungarian troops having resulted IN
MANY a good lessons To the Bulgarian ol
ficcrS and general staff. Recquipment
has also been undertakes; to what eX-
tent il indicated by the fact that the ac
QUESTION of German and Austro Hunga
rian motor trucks has enabled the lsni-
sarian government To furlough 60 900
wagons. These men and animals ar now
army drivers and their OK teams and
wagons. These men and animals are now
back in their villages, tilling the soil for
thc spring sowing.
Bulgarian officers readily admit that
they have learned a great deal from the
Germans and Austro- Hungarians. Not
few of them show in appearance and
bearing. Though always accepted a. a
good soldiers, the Bulgarian has hardly
had the opportunity 10 acquire the dash
al his northern brathcrs in arms. AZ
present therefore there l. a general ten
dcncy To be aS much like the German and
Austrian az possible. This ha> iIflu
rncrd the rut If the Bulgarian nlfirrr :
uniform and especially the shape "f his
cap. which formerly had "A decides Rus
sian tendency. Such German and Ans
frian greetings As ''>crv,is' and "Mihl
zcit ai. universally used and il j.
fashionable now To- use 'le t;rrunin hit
te"- plcaSe-instead Of ills Irrn'h
equivalent. formerly apr''r! - much.
Relations bet wccn members of the
three armies are the best. hphEn ~ ~
main the Bulgarian officer takes more
easily "a the German officer, principal
" because the capacity for work ANA or
canization IF the latter has virtually "V-
empowered the Bulgarian The Euigarl
an j. generally n cold, calculating indi
vidual with n very objective sort ~
mind. somewhat headstrrng when "
comes to defending his position, hm' irn-
Nv for all that 10 take lessons 10 hcafl.
This has caused him t. look upon the
German officer rs a te1cher 1T quality.
Saloniki is held by the Entente troops
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25

NEW YORK, May 2i-MiSs Barbara Nj.
Rutherford, daughter ~ Mrs William n
Vanderbilt. vii W. married today 70 Cvrll
Hatch, Of New York, and Newport. The
wedding viii be very quiet. Miss Ruther-
ford j. the daughter Of Mrs. Vanderbilt BY
her second husband. Lewis NJ Rutherford.
She N 4 -i-ter II Mrs. Ogden l. Mills and
" grand daughter ~ the late Oliver Harm
man. Nj rutherford mother has been
dong active work for the American am
bulance hospitals IN France. and Will sail
for France with her husband m June.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25
Notlee o. sherin,s Sale Of Real ESTATE

voice OF Sherirs Sale OF Real Estate.
il ,ilh" ~ ~ order ~ sale issued ont ~
'n' i'S!Iiri 'nft ~ cameron county. Texas
y ~ -il htf ~ AilN. y: ~ 1910. IN caus,
W -'f' hlttu Lana ~ irrigation Company
q corporation vs.. +, ~ sanford. and 10 me
as sheriu "i Siid county directed and delivered
,oaacn up"h inns ttr iotn day 81 May. \. II
~ ~ VI up"n' anu MIL petw'eh me hour
e.., r,,lI.n. 4 \. 1tnnh Y: ~" On N
nlst lu"sl"N ~ luh'. ~ ~. lflh. u beng tn
!" HI ii 'h' Sin n'nn'h- i, 'h' hnpf y th'
I;rnr ,~,.il. I,.v "' NJ" N. III N, 'nH \.
,,hti. .,.t;.,' II. ,L. Iiuh.., htfA"r"
I'"t" ''y,i.,' n" l'' lr%''S' htin"f inf ,iSl
!, III N /" xvi ",'',S' Nhiti
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25
Underwriters Conference Meets.

MINNEAPOLIS. May 25.-The North
west Congress Of Life Underwriters OF
med here today bringing together
insurance commissioners. the officials
of many big ~ccGpanies and all the lead
ing underwriters of Minnesota. Iowa
North Dakota. South Dakota, Nebras
ka and Wisconsin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25

NEW YORK, May n. Senator Law
renee ". Sherman 81 Illinois j. one ~
the speakers "a the banquet here tonight
10 celebrate the semi centennial of the
National Board ~ Fire Underwriters.
Senator Nardaman ~ Mississippi H. al
so expected as a speaker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25
Statesmen

AGENTS WANTED WIN place fnr thu
territory ai once. nrr representative
making $50 in Sln Y week. Everybody IVY
entlu riic ul'rut the Radio Auto Engine
{ l"aner. " Nnn are q live wire business
man. act quickly. Write tor particulars.
IT, :. Naekctt. Sole Distributor. 207 Owl
BLDG. San Nntonio. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25

5000 REWARD lor information leading N
the recovery ~ one haN mare. about
II ; . han3- heh. branded " s 4. $" on
iett thieh losing SINCE April -. Grey
horse loss "a anne time found Is mile
l%aftirs, { of llarin1en. Address Ia. S,las
nlu-HiGrt now in San Beniro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25
FARM LANDS

FOR SALF-imPTored I22-scre farm
near Palestine Abundance running wa
ter Good pasture. itne proposition tor
stock 81 DAIRY farm For prce aud terms
Nrla Con n Inward. PnLa-tlnn Ir.n. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25
Notice OF sherin's Safe Of s.a, rs,,,s

Nctiee OF Sherihs SAFE cf Real Estate.
10y firtnc - M order 81 Saie issued out ri
tie Distract Court uf cameron county. Texas
~ the md day "f Nav. \. ~. ioi,.. ~ cause
N'a -!'t. I nlttsi iiIl y Irrigation CufannT.
Il corporation. ,~. latnrr 4. Dunlap .Ir.. ami
~ m" tS sheriff ut S.iiu tttuMt- directed lrd
delivered. ! di uprn this W. iu-h du, III Man
n - I9iG. levy urrn. ami viii. between tie
hours u ~ O'Clock a. H. and 4 p'-iurk d. ~.
on The first Tue siay IN June 4. ~. 1916. il be-
ing toe 9Th day - said month. NJ the door of
the court house in Cameron county. i'm the city
81 Brownsville. Texas. offer Tor sale and sell
"a pubic auction e. the highest bidder Tor
cash IN hand All the right. title and interest
which Shid defendant. james ~ Dunlap Ir..
had "a the 2lst day ~ Steptemb.r A.. ~ 1910
~ "a any time thereafter. ~. Ia and ~ The
following described property. ~ Wit.
Being lots mn ihtta , and q ia block one
hundred anu ten mo. containing fifteen and
tour one hUndre.itha tl5oID acres of land, AZ
cofding {" the plat 81 property belong e. T. :
Hunt. II at, ddlN aud legally recorded in the
Texas, in Map Book No. 1, pages 70 and II
~ che Map OF Plat Records 81 said county and
raTucularly described IN rhe deed from l.. a.
>hIfeIaan ~ James k. Dunlap Jr. duly record
XXI ~ ,re Deed Records uf Cameron coiinrv.
Az ts y, Inch deed ana is record reference
- hereby made i.r purpose ot a better descrip-
u"n 80 sand land
And said property being levied npon as the
prcn"rty II said defendant. James Il. Dunlap
Jr, Ia satisfy the Judgment If date March IL.
1916. III the above styled and numbered cause
IA favor II saiG plaintiff. United Land 4 Irri-
Ehil"h %"inI;inN. q corporation. against the
shld d.!rndnnt. James X. lmnlap Dr.. for the
sum ~ Nl.a1S.bi AMI interest thereon az III.
rae ~ y per cent per nnnnm from date Of
7lh JUDGMENT anu ~ costs 81 snit. and fore
ci","Iur ~ = vendors lien upon said hand a.
sad li"n existed thereon on the 2lSt dav ~
September. "A. II. 1910. and the further costs
"i executing said order If sale.
Given under my hand this 10th day of Nav.
\. H. 1910. W. Il. VANN.
Sheriff Of Cameron County. Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25
LASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
POSITIONS

f1hs Herald VIII publish. ire. nf charge, foi
u period - three days. until the h.adl ~ "Io
ritirLs Wanted" rdyrrti-.n rhts tor p-rsnu-
out - ensrIns nr-Ei who ate seeking employ
'n-hi ouch htfSuhs are ~ liberty g. isr th-
CLASSIFIED Column" ~ The iirfsld. All that
Is necessary y Mat tLry send IA their writ
Ten sfvvrtiSv H.vuTr Answers mas he directed
iu care DT IL- Herald Is ivsifed uut az town
requests "th please enclose postage for re
plies ~ aDsW-fs efe directed ia caIe HeTaidb
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25
BATES
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN
THE BROWNSVILLE HERALD

UDe insertion. pes wDTl ...-.-.+-s+.... IL
More than one Insertion. per -atj -.....-l =.
TIE above sstls apply a. siYsTtissmsnr.
summing without change lily
O.i,ss fos Classified Ais uf ives rEss ~
Wosus are counted ~ - Words
Classified ADS GOA al sHsrTvsl- go .L..sss
the one time rate
M3sthly hstss.
CLASSIFIED Advertising 20 ran ~ The month
sill he taken % = safe 10 ~ cents per word
pes month. No .lHsaincd 81 a. run to the
monthly rae viii ~ taken fDi i-s- than 81 o.
Cef month.
The p1biisb-r. - The Efosn>gil- HsTald
reserves th" right >" fesec' or r~yts- ANY copy
deemed objectionable.
Classified ads taken $50 20 - nnaD fuF paf,
ucstion Ia the issue 81 the same day. After
that hour the pnllishers reserve the right go
Insert under head ~ ''fpo Late lo Classify"
Notice 10 Advertisers.
Please r-ad your rla ssihed ads ~ the fr.,
Insertion ~ The Herald wit ~ responsible faf
only On. incorrect Insertion ~ any classified
advertisement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25
HOGS, CATTLE AND SHEEP.

iiitilfNF market price paid for hogs of
any description, IN any town IN the Val
ley; also cattle and sheep. Write or phonf.
Peterson x Brown. Mission, Texas. 10
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25
HELP WANTED.
NOTICE OF MEETING.

The annual meeting If Tho ~tockIolder-
of thr Rio Grandr Railway Company viii
Nh ilrld IN heir offices N lhc ritv III
BROWN vile. Texas. ~ lunc II. 1916. at ~
r''lntk KY. m. inr TIE election WIT directors
Hnd ihr transaction M ~uri othrr business
a~ ma, come before the meeting.
5 3ot. JOHN GREGG. Secretary
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25

That it has coal enough Ia last eight
centuries is the claim of Newcastle. Eng
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25

FOR SALE-dry goods and groceries doing
a strictly cash business IN the hest town
in the valley. will invoice about ~t50o-
$4,000 will take this. Balance easy. This
is n paying business and II will pay Won la
investigate. Address Box - care Herald
30
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-25

WANTS E3iPLOYMENT-Mexican youth
"a III years wants work. Would like ia
enter ganae to l1Hm business, but VIII
take ant Rand ~ honorable work Good
habIi-. -ieady. educated and capable.
reference. a.. care Charity Home.-3t.
WANTED POSITION double entry book
Keeping. flrst class references fur
"a he'd. Adre-- r. q IT,, Post0ffice Box
3Gt. Brownsville. TrXns.
AMERICAN BOY. IL years. peaks. reads
and writes both English and Spanish.
wants p~u~Ition as office and errand boy or
similar work. =. t.. NJ, care Herald.=3t
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13
TOSS

The humps have just about subsided.
 Another good rain makes us feel better.
 Miss Pearle Epperson was shopping in Chidester Monday.
 Monroe Kirk has ordered five thousari fruit jars to turn down ovcr hip cotton so that he may let the stock in to eat the grass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Long of Chides, ter are visiting L. E. Long this week.
 Mary Epperson is sick at this writing.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13

I. J. Ursery of Boughton town ship was in the city last Satur- day and called at this office. Mir. Ursery is now represent ing a Tombstone Go. in Georgia. If in need of any work of that nature, call on him.
 For Sale Any one needing a good Ironing Board will please call at Daniels Shoe shop. A supply kept there at reasonable prices.
 1t. Perry Dye.
 The Sutton school board!has re- gently made it's final election of assistant teachers, The entire faculty as it stands for next se- ssion is as follows: J. Nj. Camp, principal, M. U. Tomlin. first assistant, Mrs. B. M. Saunders, intermediate division, Miss Lydia Garrett. primary division, and Miss June .Medlock, of Ouachita College, music and expression.
 Henery Sharp and Ava Fran cisco captured large rattlesnake monday near the Thomas Mill on the river north of town. They brought his snakeship to townl He has l2 rattles. They have him on exhibition at the Mcdaniel Hardware store. Mir. Sharp said that he intended to make Joe Bryan a present of this pet as Mr. Bryan was very foli of snakes.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13

Fred Wallis. our clever Tax Assessor has finished his round of the county and will be at the court house for the next few days.
 ]. w. Winchester has moved his barber shop from West Main to East Front. next door tc Whites Cafe. Mir. Wilson has opened a shop where MT. Win chester vacated.
 Mrs. Lola Taylor returned to her home. in Redwater Texas Monday morning after a few days visit to!f her. parents, MT and Mrs Webb Gammage of Boughton.
 Lost-sOne yellow jersey COW about 9 years old, rmarked 5witl under slope in each ear. White spot in forehead shape Of a heart heifer call with her about one and one-half years old. Will pay liberal reward for her return to ne at Emlnet Arkansas.
 E. T. Black
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13

Ollie Gillespie left Monday fo, Highland. Methinks the "fuzz" will send him back ere many days.
 Melons are ripening fast in this neighborhood. It makes us feel good to think about them.
 MT. and Mrs. O. Il. Hollamon spent SunGay at Willie Gil espie's
 The men have l it their crops to haul peaches.
 Every hydy is busy this week, therefore news is rather scarce.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13
Orcharding and
 Gardening
Eight Studies In Handling the Or
 chzrd and Garden.
EDITORS NOTE.

The Extension Division of the Uni Yersity of Arkansas, in cooperation with the United States Departmsnt of Agriculture, will offer this year, through this paper, a free correspond ence course in "Orcharding and Gar dening. consisting Of four lessons in each subject
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13
LOCALS

Rick for Sale. See J. W, Marshall. f s''''-. s'a'.' .'';- '' ''.''' 4 E. Adams of Bluff City was in the city Monday.
 Iobn Daly Parker of Bodcaw, ras in the city Wednesday.
 nr Nichols of Falcon, was a Prescott visitor Wednescay,
 Prof. J. E. Silvey of Willisville ia attending court this week.
 If you contemplate taking a 1 bpsiness course, SC us for schol- arship.
 Billy James of Clark county, was q Prescott visitor the first of the week
 The Mound Prairie Presbytery will meet at Artesian next Thursday, July 13.
 For Rent A splendid pasture for horses, one mile west of Iapeburg $1.00 per month.
 Sam Gautsche.
 Mrs, M. o. Walthall and chii- dren visited relatives in High land Saturday and Sunday.
 For Sale-A good young milk COW with 2nd calf. Two young horses 4 and 3 years old. Phone 287. w. A. Forbes Money To Lend-I am prepared to make loans on improved farms and desireable city property.
 R. l.. Blakely. We appreciate a call last Mon- day morning from MT. D. w. Gammage and daughter Miss Mirl and master Jewel Gammage. Pratts Fly Chaser is guar antesd to keep rlys off your stock. Sold by Guthrie Drug Store.
 J. U. Brown and w. s. Roe, two of our best farmer friends were in the city on business Monday. MT. Roe is serving on the Grand Jury.
 We acknowledge a very pleas ant call from our young friend, Clinton AskeW of Bluff City. Mr. Askew is serving on the petit
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-07-13

 TRA1G a.,..>L Ifs.,g 10 Vii , giri $ ioy4 D? ta~1g oer aG5t buCgy :@:3 6 Ike an att2"g to co bgsIac.s @us@oGt acc tising. inc ant enjoys th, buggy r.~o, out it doosn't ho's your cas-. &.," .aa girl. The merchant Who wants to win the home ioiKs' trade wni WI ii ne plugs persistsntIy through these columns.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-11
UNLOADING AT FAIR
The Great Unloading Sale Now On
G Creates Much Comment From the
Bargain shoppsrs-crowds Taking
as Advantage Of This Sale.

IT, /. E7.. = ], h y
wonderful. have never seen such
bargains In all my life,"t.I must tele-
phone for some of my friends oscome
down. II must go home for more
money others said Il wish had
more money to spend such was the
universal comment of the enthus-
iastic crowd OF buyers who throhged
and filed every foot of selling space
yesterday the opening day of the
mammoth unloading sale at the Fair
store, Marshalltown. Enthusiastic
buying this morning indicates a still
greater crowd today. ~ 8
The actual facts as seen yesterday
the realization that this sale offers
more, better and bigger bargains than
any sale ever held In this city. is
spreading like wildfre turnout Mar
shalltown and vicinity and we ex-
pect Friday and Saturday selling Will
break all records.
Ready For Task. @ (.
This store is ready for the task with
more salespeople and better service
and more heaping full bargain coun-
tiers. Come. Friday and Saturday
You can't go wrong. You are bound
to save money on every purchase.
Merchants. National Service Company
in charge. 3. J. Solberg, sales man
ager. F. - ~ a.. 'u1.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-11
.Un $ !
|. Mother Love

Mother Love is one OF the most
sacred things in the world. 1t
prompts the mother to give her
strength-ter life even-gladly--,
happily-that her child may be safer.
happier, stronger or better in every
way. b =,
Just a food-specially prepared to
aid in making red blood and strong
healthy tissue-is what she needs.
Then all the natural functions of the
body will be easily carried on with
out the least sense Of fatigue or
drain. With plenty of red blood IN IN
her veins, mother will feel no III
effect from nursing baby. .,s
HEMO will aid mother in supply.
ing baby with a quantity Of good
quality milk and at the same time
improve. her general physical condi1r
ton When it is impossible to nurse
the baby, secure the food ~mos'
nearly like mothers milk by. ASKING
your druggist for Thonpson's Food
(Peptonized). y N z, -.
We suggest that you try . s0e
package with =. our guarantee o.
satisfaction. ST :
b. A. morgan. Marsnaiirown, iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-11
RURAL ROUTES REVISED.

Changes TO Be Made in Gilman, lie
"a. Grand, LaureI, and HaverhiIl.
Il Effective May 1S, very material
changes will be made in the arrange
ment Of the rural routes Of the south.
ern part OF the county. The three Gill
man routes will be revised, one Laurel
route is to be discontinued, and the
other once changed, the Haverhili route
will be revised, and the LeGrand route
that was discontinued is to be re-.
established. The Laurel route that |.
to be discontinued will be split up and
combined with the remaining Laurel
route, Gilman route No. 8, and Haver.
hill No. /. Vs.. &c.,.