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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-02-17
In the Matter of the Estate Of Eugen
7. Breen, Deceased.

In the Matter of the Estate of Eugene
7. Breen, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Simon
Reinhart has been duly appointed and
qualified, on the Goth day Of January,
A. ID. 1916, by the above named Court,
as Administrator of the Estate of Eu-
gene T. Breeu, late of said County, de.
ceased.
All creditors having claims, due or
to become due, against said estate are
required to file the same, with the
proper vouchers and statutory affida-
Wits attached, with the Clerk of said
Court, within three months from the
date of the first publication of this no
tice.
Dated, January Goth, 1915.
SIMON REINHART,
Administrator of the Estate of
Eugene T. Breen, Deceased.
First publication Jan. %, 1916.
Last publication Feb. 10, 1916.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-02-17
T TO CREDITORS

In the Sixth judicial District Court of
the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Humboldt.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19
Dry Weather Cultivation.

sam l. jordan II ;.- ~tate BOARD e
Agriculture ssys ths; The .wo tssa ,, II,
AMI things in dry -es.Ac: cultivation
q! cora are 10 p-tytat tyspn'Al4,:f :
the water III the -... zrd + rcsala
what may iail as rGt,.
10 icsve slishils corrugated sur
MilI get hotter !AzA me aiih elt.h.
corraaauons slmlisF & ;le Surface s.
Il is !e!t iolloving i IRRIGATED :,,i}et,
Since on Hat sut.Ay, the sau', I&ys
stfike more pes'lY perlsratcuiA: sc
III, surface, hen,t tyspusAI3@u Toy
Wind and nesi vi ht lvss .hsn ~. \
fat surface.
Again, ii She surface t dns, AZ ic.l
hss aud heavy ram ,AouId !sll. thi>
fla, surface viii ''padcle" mote egick
ly ihan the ccrrusstcd suf!act. henoe
the water will begin Ia taE mn,v
quickly from the lei sustace. ~hi.e
on she corrugated sut!snc mote ga!u
gets .uto the sell, wAich u very de-
sirahle in a dry time.
Again. alter the faia has ceased iav
the Hat surface vii iry NOR rsp.aiy,
aud crack open @ussc than s}.I lhr
corrugated surface.
In view If these taris. ANY tool such
as a drag, move. or s,sru .s3AatS,
wheel, shculG have some harrow ,ev;A
So placed ss that they Will issse the
surface slightly rough. WAev Shovel
tools src useJ. the Riu~ips suvulJ
no, te deep uNT very close s., he ca:n
roots. especially toward time 'AE lay.
ing by"
|; wonla api~'a. tina. corn rssts 40
,sh their sr1Hia early, su& s, gt
grow much S!sey Aha cp.u - large ~
can b. plo~e! with sswc.hu,.t ,aisl.
vstor, Euis,ns OF the r,>a,s ell,s ;by,
hs.e mAfe sstis sail growth G,'ys> c
dnmagc thai tennos he rrp4lr,i
&'ellsvs.iuu shuutd h~ frequent
enough a. ksvs dosn src3S ani IL
prcssn, the rtnsuns aud oss, k':S %!
.hs surface.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19
REQUIRE. REST FROM LABOR
1ss AsAe M.stasS Aee- They ke<s
Tse.r "Aexes Toe ctcss 10
xse GRADS. s~e~

ke.epscs o2es sAss ct5ss sss the
r-lssSs one ts a sxssel4&- phrase wAtch
describes aha E~css tzasay people
is;rA - H. gaNs. sssrte-; Way 81 Ac
eys1l El{s,sl-e EGY Sssps task Accord,
irs tx ,aSs Hass ,ae '.sossr work caa he
done IL ;he GgstxvFs ttH2s es keeping
eSo-,as,sas,y a; t. With t4st as few
,ntezfcri scss IS r<ssstAie
Sc,ea>c nv sss.,~ses thai rs al a
mistake &c aeSg ose aose too esase
nlsds IL = lsrsp nursnes % raAn asscga-,
t;e cstselisAsieu le.4 sc tse txsncla.
ssos tha, tsr racsss ~yN<s - doxss ss;h
,he lessi Tis1 # ssS..ect oaly ~sssc =
RAN gives Als si's,3 ana hs~.y tres.aeas
. 'Po,taasiys Ter rest
aes,erss srrg n saglsh .seteries
eAerv rsen Arv eEsased IN soldering
t...o show tav Assszat 81 ~ors tcns
dV.ytss casa boar of ,ac DAY a. De a.
soliass
In eA. rnorrlax sirss boar. u. tins I.
s~eoAa hcar le- tart hear iss /.
scar,A aoar lgr stse hssa' i3>
In the srsfucsa srst hour. us:
seDvna scsr rs thiv. boar. ie5.
fosF,h hoe- iiS
These takes AxF~~ WITH ,hose VI
other tsctortcs N giving higher out
r1s fssx the .pcoed hoaF ,sAn fcr tAs
srsi- ,als s~iax ass TO the facility
~slga eenss STA sgaetsee
Hzs tie sAlex tssnt vh4eA lssx arfvs
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

EasfR, sxtrss az Interesting ana ~unsy-
bali ~ dangerous. Oflcers who wefe
asczird this ship Ia the ncxxer hank
agas insist shas . modern rayal hAt-
ste. with the enemy eight o. ten 0i1es
al aowa GA sae horizon. b mcst tnr
personal sors ef coubAt, bat th1y have
nsssr stood &u dag in trench peef-
tnS through \ peetsccpe and wea<lef-
iils f'ast what German really docs
look Ike. Moreover. aboard : Arne
line battle cruiser. ths tusret lseaten-
ant Insists tapoa showing yon his guns,
white in tirvt lina trelcA the battery
captain shudsiers at diseiDsing hin en-
plaesmeats-.
Manipulating a big gun In the tur-
ret Of q eat,ieship Is just about ~ msr
personal TORN u fighting ~ exists.
In tgsneh warfare you can hear the
shell coming ta tirse TO step out OF tfs
path M you are liscky,. but tn tarret
aghtins yos are shut up tightly Ia y
steel compartment. with no chance Of
escape. II an enemy proieetiie strikes
the tarre, you are Killed v the ship
siass yoar steel trap browns you. Ard
n you finally defeat the enemy by
working a brass lever backward snA
forward for Eve hcars yon voadss h0w
many VI your shots we're hftm and hew
many ssrs mere watryyDeuts IN
fast. the o1iy visible vesftge Of ~
Sslssalsa tradition 10 an sagrsvtns q
Lady isms;soa In the sdntsaTs sa11s.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

On The authority II the head
of Henry Ford y Sociological
Departments, says the Ground
Hog, tax reform paper, Boyd
Fisher, of tho Executives Clubs
og Detroit. has made the follow
ing statement
Within one week ui the an
nuuf,tcmcn, Of the Ford Profit.
Sharing plan. the value of real
estate in Detroit has jumped
alO, ,Wu, 900 OF she value OF th,
$spectcd distribution for five
gears, The main gesult Of ID,
Ford ~ day plan. is shas living
expenses have 80 Increased III
Aseirois that the wnrkinsman re-
sewing - q dag, finds shat he
cannot live aa we'll M he could
before che introduction Of profit
sharing on 81 dag"
While shis mas seem aurpgis.
ing ts most people. shcre IN moth.
ing new Il, IL. The facs set forsh
in the above quotation Ia as old
as industry conducted by private
capitalism and o.uy grows more
pronounced under modern meth.
DDS OF industrial exploitation.
Hy giving labor higher wages
i, has more money 10 spend. and
spend il labor must, To give II
means that IL must be taken
away again. otherwise there
would In no John D. Rockoicl.
icrs. ! = Morgans and the like
II won't do 70 mako labor inde.
psndsat you kaow.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

taar years "a ,.,r Democrats
ma lt2 matter ot tArIr party
record that /. was thor bci4rt
tina. tho tE"T cN Str"i l'apuhll.
can tariff ,aWS were I'll" so'c
causc II ,ho p>,v>, ng h Gh cost
of living. and t.at only Il Icuuc.
sicn ui '1o G9us, on imports
wuul1 iow.r tie ,nsi 81 Il" uc,
o. ~sric3 Of lie 1T I'll pres
"u; M1m,,t uUdrr IL" revised
Democratic larta ana notVilh
standing IL" war abroad, tMpur
tauou~ ul foreign good, are
many millions q! dollars larger
than th,y were .cy The CORES
pondtng period under the lat"
protective tartn. aud tA" COS. q.
ilylGe has no, only hos boon +"
iuc.d hu, is higher than ever.
Thy ordinary citizen and vote!
believes that the situation is one
that should cause the Democrat.
ic politicians tu oder oHIeh;on
irg explanation. but the lat.cI
seem ia prefer IA ignorei, They
Will take an othrr tacH than the
tariff question tn catch III" wind
of ITpulay favor f.! their party
,h,s year And while thus ig
noftng their failure to bring re
llrt "a the consumer from the
oppression O! hleh prices with a
lower tar;N, they AZ" mailing Il
nulc, sneak IA get under the 10.
hey oi protection ny adopting a
sarlil commission
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

Aarse wser ssnst'asd =, connection x,th
she na-s DIR II accssengs Ia shas 9ster
the sas,AsiEtt aea- o. corgla 9oas e1crs.
e~,Sh nscrulss and ssterpcssa. there To
a ccr,ir astsls ani marked decrease in
tae ee,rG. ard Il corresponding To-
s-rsSe n the Frequency a. acxsaensa
The gsst1-y owner Who wants 20 set
the rze.i ~; ~ bis eeaployesS viii
hreak ~ their ~Ss day - sre4osn,
reErte,,s - res.
In tets investigators II vas ssnpos,-
sissa 70 ry-<scrd the cumulative sf@~ts
Of ts.is ~ frvr day 10 day sst srcn
~ssk so seek. bat shero WAS -sssence
that chs Physiological rrvsiS,cts cs IA
t.gce c2anc, b. sus ri of 10 a wey' 'ns
6ay Ta,s means a xroAtns are1sspe-
siEson ~ disease and 20 tbs ferrn ~
,zs1ntai excitement Which results IA
sklcial s1arost
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

H. sala,cs =; the fron; eso sTisSe s.
letter TO o tig.tisa p,arlL ,ls.I Tsase.
sAys thai therr IS usually 49, cFvAlas
t,sa ahz ryim~ni and a,Ier Is c,Es
everything 10 very eu.ct Nea Gu
thea wander ,aroash tie oNmHl untcA
tion treaehes he NAys. Tor rzilc
or merv ~uhos, nee,iHs = s1uL and
~hes tho nfe irssgch~s are rsSac sc'i.
one cf,oa sees noihiaA u0se dryaAgal
than . man 10 the degshs ~ aas-
out rSac~Aely osssinx he essa,nr
steak over . crkc eEAE,,r i3tsf the
star shells eesin to 81 a. ana q.
~shcl . SOFT et s,lsai xiszmsT osvg
Tie Ohels Cat cosnsry-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19
For Attorney General representing

the Democratic party.
Ernest A. Green. 1884 Waterman
avenue. St Louis. Mo.
Frank McAiIister. Paris. Mo
Joseph T. Davis. 81 Louis. Mo
For Attorney General representa-
the Republican party:
Conway E;ldrr. 1909 Wai,cn sven de
ST, Louis Mo
James u. Mason. Springfield. Mo
For A,,orneyGeneral representing
.he Progressive party;
M. 4. Morrow. West Plains. M
For Judge o' supreme Court DDi
vision No - representing ths iei.iO
cratic party:
Archelaus NJ Wondson. 81, Joseph
No
Charles II. Stark. 5os Chestnut
treeV, s, Louis Mo.
Fer Judge o. supreme Court 10.
vision No j. representing the Reput
!ican parry
James u johnson, $3.50 kcn~ood
ayenue, kansae City No
Francis NJ. Hayward 33l9 Campbell
street. Kansas City Mo
Sam ., iiodgdo4. Webster Groves
No
Robert > Robertson Sedalia. Nc
RuheTt Lincoln Schaoklcfor6 81,
..in,itn avenue. Clayton, No,
For Judge Of Supreme Coa.t tDi
ision No II rerresen lIg the Pro
'resaiye party;
Joseph Park. LaPlata, No.
For judge of Supreme Cccr, ID
vision No y representing the rrohi.
bition party.
Eugene Ayers. Jos North Eighth
street. 81 Joseph, Mo
For Judse Ct SuprgUe Conr: li.
Vision No - reptcsrntn2 The Social
81 party,
Keane,h b Mart!n. Rs Springfield
No
For Judec Of Supreme CGu-, uDi-
yision ~ >. nne xp.red term repre-
~cnflng III" democratic party.
Fred !. William Joplin, Mn.
Glendy = Arnold 1856 Forest Park
boulcvaFd. 81; Louis. Mo
For Jude o: supreme Co1r' tDl
: .slon No ?. UneXpir"d tcrIul repre-
>en.ine .tc Republican party
Edward EjiGboe kjrksyl!e. Mo
For Jude Of supreme Court tIN
vision X, n,ex7,-.45 term rnprn
sentinG the Progressive party
Tvrrefl Williams W.sfgatc avenue
rf,y Ma
rer ,udp. -, suu-.r,e Caur, ,D,
vision %a . nne.t',rad term repr,-
s,.n,,ny ~. Sorialis, ,ar.v.
Sh.ru,,, Ir,..on ynta,,.na.rc. Nc
For J1Lre Of the - Ions Cour, a,
. .nnr.,ls rrn-as,ntir. ,he neraocr,.jr
,,i.,,
n.,is u.ors Eirluoca Me
t,,r Iusre RI me :, t,ov,s Court ~.
Annesl. ranr.s,n,irr Tho RenDhljc3r
rar,,
i,,-uhe-, - NaI,h,r e.1a pain.
tree. :, 1o,,la No
u.jf,,. T,a. ,e.rto~ .u1. l.,-Barl
,,,,l,,grd - Inn. No
u.n.a, f.,,,,r. 1a,lsn, ~.
rcr 1,dr. a me - Ia. ,,ovy, a.
, ,,..s1s .,.,,r,..,r,,r,, ,Ne pr,c -e..,,y..
.,,r,,
7,.,,,as = pur,c., tet rl,,I ayc
,,,,, :, t,u.. W.
try ,.ty, -, ,ta <, ou,s rnur, ~.
,p,,..}s r,sta>,~tfrr ne S-xga,,s.
n. RI,
1tnrras rattin polk pa,tt-son Nj
Far H.ur.-s.prn,},c in Eunr-csg far
rhiy,.,n,h rorere, ,innYI In.iric, rep
...r,t,r- ,l.. n,,u,crqtic r.r.v
try.u N'.r.arr ,.i,,l!,,.,. Mo
FAaart Er,h prrr,,l'i. Nn
Waiter /, Yirnsi.s. tartn.r ton No
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19
NEVER A SIGHT or ENEMY
All Rsr, ancs r.ss Departed Frors Mod
srn SEA F,sntsass st Least ca the
B,s sssse,s

Sonae here IN the North sea aboard
~ " - Princess aoyai y boarding q
ssssI ltne cruiser in the British navy Ia
an arna sf The Scssh ora 10 no, a. ali
the s4sas saaa al aamhiins tsto y
GFsi sIzxs trsnsh N Flanders u To-.
sras iIeasy Ssyslaas In ths tAsvokiys
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19
Notice Of Foreclosure Under
School Fund Mortgage
fertisse6 lystty ~ Dfi~f
.4Ags - Myumg,.Fs, -


-tass II Aisso1r..
c1,an's ai WAss :. - y.
&tsusrf.est tsAY t~t-s. -.
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2r bas stA ,tsy II yass. .aiG. s4~ la5.
ip%3fa, 'naaa u3htt ,ga- s~@s .tgA,
rtf* g. y.li
D,s.ss s, lsAr
3 IL i.4s matte: # ~ ..a..s s4-. - ~ u
laAes & ~ate!1s ~. -tr...e -.:44.ts.
nls slt-
tFts,ea=. i-tn.r q ~..,etst and
+; Nellie -Llrl.s. ma .e.GsG ~ ~. aw I.
dag oi. 3Ay, l$.s eEe 4.% 44a 6e.fygg
( ~ tbs Cuar:y Il hz.tslste1 ;ize.t
! cs-r:zl. .e8,4 iu:la I1pk1a2r = esyi.-
-.csraiIpI f. tne sssFa s. ~ tars594 sDd
! .o!i4t- r. tfN % i sBfef o. t.se.1 ssal:
( ~ s&r-nur tsra.si reart4 f2nt~ aud
:pS@sh.p s0pct Il sa.1 ast...s Is 9plt.
CauH'g
Anc, ahe-e4s. j. ra s;s.,- s;s l. -
( of .fi. aff-. the COLT De3gg GasE 40
s1tec .n .i.e freus.es ;a2t toE sEl.
! 5a~.-e. A. rh5esAs IL y Gess1& ~. j..
( 2stj1g t.tas "a tle "a t-4F ~ - -~t'-ra g."
ser. tai- - Na~@.rl@t.4H EaFE41.tT.
A..A-oe.,i, aDt. s!-e.@S-. Il i4:ss-ssr sgy.
pear. L. sac n u; :taat gsre: &n 1y
virtue ( tJt ,erls- e.. -as sE ss atsa! tsIc
. mortgage. nal the gE.t.@.p4 4 .a.s
& t.a4I 4..1 .Ae ILltrEet t.s-ulL j. a. n
.a-. atu~ srF '%tz.z4Es urH&s 8 T4t
sheriff g! "as-u.I si"r tGUlia. u a
.gus.. ,- 1eu,". .c.-s-- sa4 1.,s tlg
.a .rtr tles sA5. -rtgas 'u-c ~ =.
gage dr. :eE ,5r =. ssE I Mar. -.
as.aa c.srTa.e.. T.. TIE FngEfF
j
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

The Deutschland brought us
the goods We needed most--dyc.
stuys. Shows fricndiinesa on
part OF the Kaiser. And all the
while one J.. Ball is trying TO
prevent such cargOcs from
gcachlng use Not much fricnuli.
ness IN that.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19
COUNTY CLERKS NOTICE OF pRi
MARY ELECTION.


a'"' i'''''''1 P Wv" Nv
Inc county o' ashitiR'oh. STATE
Missouri. and that polls viii hc opel
bctwfer the hours Of .e,en ociocL |,
.,c ,t .,,,,,,.,,.,. L.. ,,,<.,
'" 80
'hF. q" 'h' ihs' i"s snnag oi ausus'
i*lS. 1t being The lst day OF August
..is. Tor ,h. purgoa. ug nou.inatlni
.,It,,.,e. ,ar u,,,.a t,..r,.. no,,o,,
..,,, ,,..,...~,t.. ,t.,,., ,a, -,
"-'" ;" As".p o',' 1870 '" y, '' ,t W W
ga '.'' sshe'"' w ''oi' ~ ". new ~, "
80" -" an' VI WV '4'i'' i't'' ~"
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."e" enhN'u~' .oi ''o'ii.h" ''o''. !"
''''''t WIN -" 1'9'ts' 'i'' ''"" VI 'As n''n
"''ish .ie 10 ta'.'ia".e an" 'i'
pr OF pI'hclpie thH, ne represents u
'-'e noois uN''"s ""'Nh ING i'oi'S WI
-" 11'n, VIZ
.'en-'p' :" "..si'sn Ioi Mis
i'p' '''e'"~r s"e beinoN' an
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= u ~''. 'At'i''o'"t' No
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-. >'',' -'-' ''''''' '''' q =
-" '."'iS' MO
80 ~. '"""' 80 "'S' NV 'o"'
- ~, - ''',' r1o. ..,
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""' ~ as wy "a"
s"''"' ~ "i' S''ss 'or NIL
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~ "'"
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'''l'.' -, ~ '7"'',1lS, p.'':
Nf'' H1'"aF"s = 'i"'', '-'I Mar:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

Wilson is keeping us out Of
war with Mexico, but with the
loss Of n considerable portion of
the skin Of our national self
respect
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

II you stand by Wilson you
gotta step around lively vii.
son dom. stay in the sanr place
long
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

10Y 1@s'.Ce o: r.e r~ac. i. 4,...
Tow 'Ship '.h = 'e:-. f~pr'--s... ~
ne Democratic party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

For pabiie Admin Jlr :, 1f...t. 81.
Ing IT, Democratic .lrg.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

For i'pblir adH.Tass''a'ar f,-sar.a..s. ..t.t
IN th" Ac2gblicas, I~r-p
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

Constable 'a- carh ta~.r ~
toTuitrc.a from far4 -.zr.-t >
"a elect Ter e&ct r";.ri.&. par
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

Fu- Justice o' he T@. r. l
|Toaaeh.p lsa..; tert4y -t7-,s @,.L-
'He ksnLHi'"&l parry
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

i'or Coroner rebf" ~l4rF ~. a,
pGtiicaH party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

For Jus-i"r o. the Pea ,. .--...-
Tow a@h,p ts1or' 'erur - .H.
tho Republican party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

For Justice # the teara j. -..
ToV nshiT {st"-t term r.,r, a.f 1-
the Democratic party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

For Justice Il tbe f,acr Hea,.-s
Towr,-Lip 'shnrt ts-.l.l tepy. +.:I-r
he Iea oc-s1!c par:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

i'af Corotsr reirs --s'.As - .gea.u
Cratic gartY:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

ror Justice Of th@ F-&ss b.. .u.-sa..
Tor ns.ip tshorT ;'fa., fe,nesaE Es'l.4a
b Republican pa
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

For Justice OF iils Peace i;aa-.-! =,
Toa nship ,shur' tt,'.f re.r .z:A4
Il Democratic party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

For Judge ut the County Court, fNr
District. rrpresenting the Republican
Marty
W II C"mptaa, iFutos'. Mo
For Judge u! the County Court, FIRST
District. representing the Democratic
party.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

fur Prosecuting kttoracS r, present
.pe the Republican party
rarkr NJ Raa,a, rotasi, Ne.
William 4 Cooper. Po!osi. Nc,
For Prosecuting Attorney represent
tnT the Democratic party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

For surveyor repre- a;.LE -. .sefa
81 tratie parry:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-19

fug tfds. Of the County Court, Sex.
ond District. repres, ntin.; the ke?uh'
ican psrty
Noah " Tally. Belgrade. No
Owen $ Martin. Sunlight. Mo,
y. y. xyc, shirley. Mo.
For iudsc of the $'oun'g Court. sse<'
and District, representing ths xAnn
cratic party
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sor sheriff e,pr'ssaune TIE Gspuh
hcan party
Lawrence " Cssr$. SUsnsi. NJ.
2udscn RichcSon, S'oto>t Nc
William larsis. llopaNeli. Ats
Fer Shcri. representing 5s1e isaHic
cratic party
q l.. Province, fruadslc. aSo
for Count, Treasurer grprescs,iac
the Republican rsris
NORMAN Z kohinson. lntoai, Bic
For Cugn,N Trra~atv gcprvscniine
the Democratic yarty
fur Assessor vprvScntlns III" Sc
publican party
John " Mallo~. liopcs ell. SO
Andrcw I,car. iati, No
ktrmin N Ruhintof. fotnst. 80
Johr torir r'on. tstty. Mo
J sfart Williams. Caledonia No
fct Assessor frpfrsuutlns the lrua
~ra'ic party
Jare~ D iiad.on. Shifl.S No
i,sr surveyor rcpre$ea,lns th. Hc
puhibcAn party
John n H~sEiel. ro,osi- Mo
u u ugteAlss. oaA1sf. Ne
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For surveyor repre- a..EF f..,. .sefs
otratie party
For Public AdH.Gss''a'oY f,-saa.s..t .t.t
in tn" he2gtlsca', l~ry
For pubiic ..dfslt4s- jD- f.pfs..,..,,.
iuy IT, Democratic .4t-y
i'or Coroner repfe ~a4rr VI. Ar
pntiican PARTY
~ Corots. rei-t .-s'.As .ta .g=a.u
Cratic aarty;
ror Justice Of th2 b&ss b.. l--sa..
Tor nsaip tshorr ;tfa.i te.resf 4'laa
b Republican pa
For Justice OF i1s i-4aa.- ra4-.!-,,
T1 wnshir ,shuri fsr.f !e,Y .l3A1
,te Democratic party
PoTOsi, dO.-T.! Er
fIr Justice u Peace ~ cs,-t
Township fsho!t term repf-.e1t.1a
The Repnbiicsn par
For Justice # tbe i1,acc ress,.-s
Towr-Lip 'short t-:T-l tep, e..'ir9
he I'ea oc-tt!e par:
For justice Of ~ ?~aoe J31ason
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-06-10
If Reputation for Purity of
Water is Established, Will
Be Big Advertisement.
SAMPLES CONVICTION
WELL WATER TAKEN
Deep Artesian as Well as
Shallow Wells Will Be
Given Examination.

II the work of the State Board oi
Health, in examining the various
waters of the Florida Parishes
should result in the declaration that
the water in Covington, and in st.
Tammany parish generally, Is of re
markable high purity, the Board OF
Health will have advertised us far
beyond our meanazto advertise our
selves. 1t is th0&eht that this will
be the result of the survey now be-
ing made of the Florida Parishes.
DR.. Oscar Dowling, president of the
State Board of Health, was in Cow
ington Monday with his car, which
is fitted out for the purpose of max
ing this survey. He took samples Of
quite a number of wells, deep and
shallow, and these samples will be
duly tested and analyzed.
This is the kind Of work that has
made DR.. Bowling so valuable 20 the
State. His statements are based OF,
facts and are accepted without ques-
tioin. His ability and reliability are
known in other States. and his re-
ports on this water question will be
accepted with faith all over the
country. Let us hope that his find.
ings will support our frequent an-s
nouncement that we have the fines.
water to be found anywhere.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-06-10
TCONdFRY RESIDENCE BURNS
TO GROUND, DESPITE HEROIC
WORK OF FIREMEN.

Covington lost another OF its hand
some residences by hre last Satur-
day. about $500 p. M, when the resi-
dence OF d. NJ. Montgomery was
burned to the ground. This beauti-
full home was known IS the Fabache1
pace and had recently been purchas-
ed by Mr.. Montgomery, who was re-
siding there with his family.
The fire department answered the
alarm promptly, and notwithstanding
the fire was under good headwAy
when the alarm was given, it was
gotten under control and was in q
fair way Of being extinguished when
the water in the waterhole being
used gave out. An attempt was then
made to open one Of the. mains Of
the waterworks system. but when
this was accomplished>there was not
enough water to do any good and the
fight was given up.
! The members Of the fire company
are deserving Of the highest praise
for the bravery with which they
fought this fire. With the roof aflre
and timbers and skylights falling
about them the men refused to leave
the building until every piece OF fur
niture that could be reached had
been removed. Several Of the fire
men were burned by the hot glass
falling from the skylight and the
scalding water that came back from
the flaming roof Chief Ostendorf
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-06-10
FORMAL. OPENING OF SUMMER
NORMAL TAKES PLACE TUES
DAY. ADDRESS By MAYOR

The Summer Normal School will
open in Covington Monday, June IL
when the registration Of pupils will
take place. This is the first time
this school has been held in st. Tam.
many parish. Supt. Lyon is very
anxious for a successful term and has
introduced. as new feature, instruc.
ton in the handling OF carpenters
tools and the making Of useful Things
for the home. such as freless cook
ers, iceless refrigerators, etc.
Sixty teachers from other places
have put in applications for assign
ment to quarters, and there probabl.
will be az many more from this sec
ton. In all, it is anticipated there
will be about 155.
The address of welcome will BE de-
hvered by Mayor Lacroix, at the
school auditorium. Tuesday, June IL,
when the formal opening will take
place. The response will bs mad
by Conductor A. J. Caldwell, Drlnci-
pal Of the Hammond High School
The public is invited to attend this
opening.
The. following will be the facult,
Of the school:
Conductor and Instructor in the
Theory and Art Of Teaching and Rur-