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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Hong Kong. Netherlands East Indies. via San
BsTsn via San Frsnc,.co.Marcs To-dsy
Japan. Corea and Chiaa. Via seaite-insos .,
FIJI Islands. New Zealand and Australia. via
Vancouver-Makura ...................... Nor II
japan Cores aud China (via seatue'-Ha, =,
Japsa Cores cerea and China MA scaiiiej-shid
Hawaii avail samoan Islands. Australia and No- :.
Zealand. via San Francisco-sonoma. -: Nov 2,
Japan. Corea China and Philippine Islands.
via Victoria. D. C.-Empress Of kussis Nov Is
Guam and Philippine Islands. via san Fran, ..
cisco-U S. Transport. ...................No Nov 80
Tahiti. Marquesss. Cook Islands. New Zealand
ARRIVED
Chicago or. Bordeaux Oct q and Fayn Nov 2.
20 the Compaznie Generate 1ransatlentiQue. with
passengers, mails and mdse. Bar a. a m.
Vaudeville lNorl, Pom Antonio Nov D., Mon
teSo BAY and hns Ts S Z to BaS e a. mud 30 p
MEXICO. Havana Nov IL. to the New York &
Cuba Mail So co. With Passengers. mails and mdse
G Grcystdie Castle OBJ. Bordeaux Oct %. to
ssntutoe. M.oon. Oct =. Ban Domingo CITY
York and Porto Rico IS Co. with sugar. Bar at
$50 n. IAN. ., .,.
Nov i. 70 the standard Trans Go. With distill.ts
i'I Chesapeake rs Baltimore to the New York Bal
Florida. Port Arthur Nov 3. 10 the TeIv on
20 Win mos quar- AZ b%v ~
Aps s, jscssonvino Nov ia and Charleston 49,
70 The Clyde SIS Co. with passensers and mdse
Chaikydon lGrkl Ma-seilles Oc, q, to James W
Ewell K Co. with mdse. Bar az 10 , N
Pswnee. Philadelphia 20 the Clyde IS Co with
mdse quar- AZ 2 05 m.
Hamilton, Newport News and Norfolk. 20 the Old
Dominion ~ Co. with passengers and mdse quar-
Hyi1 (Brj, Cape Town Sep, Is. St Lucia Nov 3.
via Boston for Perth AmbOy. 10 r Houston A.
Co. with Indse. Passed IN Sandy Hook at 9l2
Andsnia OBJ. London Oh IS. to the Cmayd
lane With passengers and mdse. Quar- At a:b m
ArizOnisn Gsnos Oct 80 and AlDoha Nov ], 10
the France and Canada rs lane. with mdse. Bar
Haiib}ors CSor). Nsvport Oct "a. to Punch. Biys
A Co IN ballast Bar a. $50 p m
jamestown. Newport News and Norfon- 10 ne
Old Dominion "a Co. with passengers ana mdse.
Quar- al e39 m.
II CAPTAIN. Gusdslcup>: Tyler. Norfolk and New
port News Chicago City OBJ. Bristol: Palermo
ItAl. Genoa; strathsarD BIZ Hsyre Panps
tArsl Buenos Ayres VIA Philadelpiha; Hear
Mallory. Galveston; Narrasansett OBJ. London
Newport News Minerva Dutch. Amsterdam: Grove
(Nor) Newport News Benglela tNorl, Avonmouth;
Bayano Havana: Joseph Cuneo tSorl. Norfolk
C0manche, Charleston and Jacksonville; Antilles.
New Orleans. A Raven. HEvre. Il Norte, Gal
weston City Of Montgomery. Savannah; William
OBrlen. Jacksonville. kInA dam. Hong Kong.
Parma fBrl. Thomas
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Barometer Readings
IN ~
sCOu7sa 'A>nn
&HXcITy W coUNuLc7
50 MADISON AVENUE
Manhattan Headquarters

Headquarters has several positions for uShers In
theatres Boys must be five feet six inches or over.
sixteen years Old work from a. m. 10 .. N. OF
IL D. 10 IL .. m. with one night a week on
SALARY 81 week. Scouts who desire such positions
communicate with headquarters.
The management Of the Jefferson TheStre. 2lf
Last Fourteenth Street. has invited the scouts 70 be
present at the vaudeville performance al its theatre
on Tuesday evening. November IS. at I O'Clock
Scouts Will he admitted upon presentation Of their
certificate or by uniform.
Tie following scouts passed their Second class
examinations on November lO J0hny. Burns. Troop
9, Burnett u. Wngnt. scoGtmBster: ID. Grumtine
Troop 60, sereno Stetsou. soyutmGsier. Albert
Mioke Troop 1871, James Mercer, scOutmasier.
Charles kass. Troop 81. william q. RapD. assistant
scoutmas,er; George Higg. Troop ls0 James Mercer,
scoutmaster. Henry SiaincGmp. Troop &C. Bernard
Gottlieb scou'masier: Allen +. Davidson. Troop CO.
f.crrnO Stetson scoutm,ser
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SURROGATES' NOTICE

AMES. LEONARD.-IN PURSUANCE oi
an order of Honorable Robert LseH
Fowler. a Surrogate Of the County u y,
York. dated October 18th. 1915. NOIEt
is hereby given TO all persons h.'a
claims against Leonard Ames lae ~
county OF New York, deceased 70 ~
sent the same with vouchers thereof 70 "
snbscribers. at their place OF trsnscfu
business. at the once OF Charles "
tine. No. "a Pine Street, Manhsttah
The City OF New York. on or es''fs "
2lst day OF April next: o..
Dated. New York. the isth day Oh wv
FANNY r. AMES
CHARLES p. LATINO
Executor
CHARLES p. LATINO, Attornsy y
Executors, No. 80 Pine ST.. n T. cN
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MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE co.

regular quarterly dividend ~ ~ poe cent
sld an extra dl,deud - ~. per cent o. ne
csptsi stock Of Nergsnthsler ilnotypo Company
slll - paid on December 30 1915. 10 r1e s'ort
holders q record a. Asy sppesf a. the close q
business CO Docfmher 2 1915 To nansfei
rookB sfll noS he closed
FRED'K wARBJRToN TreasaseT.
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Local Onnclsl Record. Tho following oridal rec
ord from tho Weather Bureau shows the changes
in the temperature for the last twenty -four hours
in comparison with the corresponding date o, last
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FIRE RECORD


sie-5a3 D. listh 81 unknown: slight
SOILS Elizabeth ~. wlknc~u trtdinf
3 co-el0 l.. 5th Of Meyer A Decker Coal Co
trfiug
49, z IiIth st Nathan w-issbers: siixhi
$50 sufolk ST Rebl Boskin irtfinl
ll.lt-tSl5 Park tv owner unknown. snshf.
! .s5-62 Columbia q. Ida Rosen. triiins.
r "
IL s0-t51 = ltsfh a. Nathan Walrman: slixhf
II 80; Norfolk -; public school: City o. Nes
York: trifins
.So-lsH Clinton u Israel f1pur.n: slisht
tsJ--o1 HsuD 81 Antonio salIer1lns trims
..i3-io.o Ans<sdam Az; Samuel Berlin: ui
,.a-ff.,I MsA Hog. =, Hen. ras.. ....A.
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roRECTOsURE eALU

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF ~
York-MOsS ESTATE nc, rsz ...
against LOUISE A. PHILLIPs, peiIss,,
In pursuance Of q Judgment OF fo,ee - 4.
and sale. duly made and en,efso 90 ~
above-entitied action ana eeen u,esf.
signed. the referee IN said judsn,s.
named. will sell at public saeuc1' y,sI
exchange Salesroom, No. r-n cu
Street. in the Borough OF Manasuaa ~
Of New York. on tho ist day o.
1915. at IL o'clock moor on nj shs rs'
ises directed by said 3udgmsn. |"
and therein described as follows .,.,.s q
ALI, those two certain l?ta ~
parcels OF land. with the puIo'ns s.,-sn
improvements thereon srecwc - W.,
lying and being in tho Bofoa n -
haitian OF the City OF New bousix
County and state OF New io'
and described as follows: ..rtssI
BEGTNNINd at a point on ne r., -.
side OF 3Oth street, distant Nv 80 tsfsr
erly from the corner formso ~ ,s.h ffrsf
section OF the northerly slde OF 49, 80. Az
with the esS,erly SIDE OF s,see ~
nue.: running thence sssMv H.; 70 .
northerIy side OF Goth street 40
point IN or opposite the centre % ~
vail: thence northerly and pr ~
way through the centre OF ssaS - rsiS
and along land now or late p. 80 n ~
SO feet inches 20 ,ss sloos tie -:
line Of the blo ck 40 feet more !" 49,, -
point distant iso feet sastsry 80
easteriy side Of Lexington Avsnss..,y -
southerly parallel with the tks y
OF Lexington Avenue ana PEI r. ~
,nehs. 20 the point or place OF =
y. the said several dimension No. b. -
sa.d premises being now sn'vv "a, ~
street numbers iss and J."
Street. .. 9Th lt&
corrvry ROGERS. Asterssys
Pisintin. once a p. o Aaa
wal Street, New York CIV; ,ss ~
The following IL . diagram o. = ~
erty TO be sold: its street nu"
iti East 3oth Street
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
OFFICE OF
Iedernl Mining md Smelling Co

- Broadway. New York. Nov rs. 1919
dividend % ore and ono-qaArter
G.cel per cent on tho Preferred stock
% fhi. Company has to-day been declared
payable December rs. 1914. a stockholders
- record a. the close OF business on No
Nember 23nd. 1915.
Il HoYT. Secretary.
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U. s. Treasury Finances

Washington. NOV l5-Ths condition o, the
United States Treasury At the close OF business to-
dsy WAS Net balance in general fund. SlS4 4s2.-
ese. total ordinary rccepis. t2.01elss total ordi
nan payments. s. l0S .95e
The deficit this fiscal year "a sq5.076177. against
deficit 81 $50 "a last year. exclusive OF
TanGms Canal and public det1 usnstctionA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16

The approximate amount "a ~ sssvs
charge. to satisfy when N s<sseI
c css,': ssoD Dssps''s sss, 90
thereon the from the is,h day 81 "a siss
1918. together with the eesSs .rdr<l
anes amounting 70 Three .sssasn.
ninety-six sifioo Dollars vysiG TO-
interest from oetooes ~ Ala 49,
the state Of facts which % u b
yey will SHOW, 49, -
oReoN 4 HAINoo g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16
I esterdays A year
COtton,eed Oil Future..-The market for

NottDhtecu UH fuIuIos.- nc nIhrNct I"r
cottonseed oil yesterday nervous and
dictionary during a good part OF the day, with
some indications Of selling by refining inter
e.ts. as well as liquidation on the part OF
outside operators. There seemed TO be some
disposition TO look for tenders on November
contracts. and II was also said that the de-
mand for crude oil in the South was less
active. Late in the day. however, a frmer
tone prevailed with better demand. which
vas prompted by the strength In cotton, as
well a. the hrmer tone 10 lard and an ad-
vance in tallow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Next
Twenty-four Hours

Washington. NOV. i5.-The Gulf storm has
crossed the Fiorids peninsula and wednesday night
It's centre was some distance OF the Georgia coast
and moving rapidly notheutvArd There have been
rains within the last twenty four hours in the south
Atlantic stats and light local SHOWS IN the middle
Atlantic states. the uppar Ohio VALLEY aud the
region OF the Great Lakes. In all other parts OF
the country the weather remained far
Tho temperature has fallen decidedly throughout
the middle Atlantic and south Atlantic stats and
temrsl atures no~ are considerably below the
sonal average ~ practically all parts OF the country
Freezing temperatures occurred Wednesday morn
ing in the Guf states. The indications are that
The weather viii be generally fair Thursday and
fr'iW IN practically all districts east Of the
Mississippi River
Temper aiurcs considerably below the seasonal
average viii continue the eastern hall OF the
county during tho next forty eight hours.
Storm warnings displayed on tho Atlantic
coast frCra Cape Hatierss 10 Boston.
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Commodities
Continued from page II

titlons were lower under liquidation. but re-
ports OF unfavorable weather in Cuba led 10
renewed buying. and closing prices were 2d9
points net higher.
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ONo isI.AM
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LET YOUR RENT PAT Fok Won scn
.Best n,anrfai plan explained y can1 -
League. No. 10 Wss ed D.. Dpe Z NJ
$3.50 Mad SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16
Yesterdays A year
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following arc yesterdays prices, compared
with those Of a year ago
Nsw York. Yesterday rear ago
Live sisers. best 100
70, -. $3.50 e,Ic.co $3.50 avis
Dressed BEEF sides.
10. ............., ~ q .lss ~ .lth
Live ',sls. bet. 100
10 s fO.DD o. 1850 $40 plZ.Vo
Dressed 'eas. city.
10 ~ ia'sa .ih
lave ewes. 100 TO- $50 4 $50 200 q 500
100 10 . 70 p ,a g l,.n 800 q $50
nfssssd muitcu. 10. 10 q "a .0s e .llI
nre>sed lambs 10. rs q 10 .l2a9 rs
Hog. good 100 To- e.i3 q $50 e $50
Dressed bogs bacon.
To. ssassssssss .lo4A ism 10 y .io'l
Meas pofk. hbi. 90 q 800 100 ALSO
Mess b~e' bbi . l2.50 q 1900 1850 gl7.O0
Lard. Nsds West
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Winds for Thursday and Friday; North Atlantic.
strong north. probably OF gale force some distance
N the coast overcast weather and probably rain or
snow; middle Atlantic. fresh and strong northwest
gales rain followed BIZ clearing weather: south At
lantlc, fresh northwest gales and clearing weather
east Gulf. strong north winds. diminishing. and
fair weather. west Gulf moderate variable winds
and fair weather upper and lover lakes, fresh
vest winds and generally fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16
Orchard and Field
Hay and StrnM
Daily Imports and Exports

Daily imports and exports Of general
at the Port Of New York
we're:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16
Bronx Headquarters
GENERAL ORDER 40.

J. Deputy Scout Commissioner William A Cham
bors Il hereby assigned 10 a district to bs known
The Mott Haven district. comprising that portion OF
The Bronx lying south OF lieth stroo. TIE follow
Ing troors viii be under his direction: 100. i22. 1885,
1871 and 1872
hereby assigned 20 district 10 b known q the
Wcstehoster district comprising that portion Of The
Bronr east o, the Bronx River and south OF Pelham
Psrkssy including City Island. The following
trcors viii be under his direction: 81. 23 l52. 1856
III God ISL.
g Deputy Scout Commissioner William A. Stump
!. hereby assigned 10 district 70 be known as the
Bronr north of l4eth Street East River and Bronx
River The following troops will be under his direc
tion l3s l6i, III and 200
4 Deputy Scout Commissioner Albert ". Weston
Is hereby assigned 10 district TO 10 known the
liishbridse district comprising that portion Of Tie
Bronx north OF liath Street. ives. OF the Concourss
Mott Avenue. south % l7sth Street. east O, Harlem
River The following troops viii be under his drec
tou o.. 1903. l67 and l7s.
hereby assigned 10 district 10 be known as the
University Heights district comprising hat portion
CoTtlandt Park. west q the Concourse and east OF
broadway. The following troops will 10 under his
direction 100. l55 and l6s
g. Deputy Scout Commissioner Irving Lachen-
hruch is hereby assigned 10 a district TO be known
Is the fremont district comprising that portion OF
The Bronx north ~ le2th Street. east Of the Con
course. south o. Pelham Parkway and west Of the
Bronx River The following troops will be under hi.
direction. ~. 100. los 10. ll6. 1856 l5s. l5e 1856
TO- l72. US and l7s.
Barbour Ia hereby assigned 10 district 10 be known
a. the Rverdrle district. comprising that portion ~
The Bronx south Of the city line. west Of Broad
direction IS l3i. i7s ard lI..
>. fhe Bedford Pa-k district. comprising that
portion u The Bronx south o city line cast of
Conccune. Broadway. north o, Pelham Parkway.
vest OF Pelham Bay. Troops viii b= under tic
GILMORE u CLARK Scout Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH wATEf

c'ri,cd STATS Coast ara uefeti' Survey
Gun -,.-. stsMoon rises Ia M. letS
s,in sr,s ......t 20 Moon se.s ~. m !. uS
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FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

strs Is Pier II. y. r, n. Fulton St.
daily. at 5 p. NJ. Music.
New London (Norwich) Line str. ". Pier
40 n n n Houston ST.. week days only.
S 80 p NJ: Pier 70. r. r.. II. T. 22d ST..
90 p. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16
Southern District

Tie sooutrnaste OF tho southern district will
hold scoitmAstefs' hike this sunday They in
snd 10 hike 70 Alpine. \, An invitation Is
scouimasiers % participate IN the hike The itinsr
an Will he as follows Leave from the residence Of
Mr.. Dierck. lls Wayeriy Place. 81 O'Clock ard
from pyckmau Stree; ferry at 10 o'clo.k scout
masters join IN the hike either u the Ahoye
places Luncheon should D. taken along The 20, al
dlstsnre 20 he covered will he about fourteen miles
on November u Troop 20. New York Ioui, ]
Flnkelsein. scOutiu asfer. TOOK a hike TO the Glove
VALLEY Woods Staten Island. on the boat
bound for St George the L. : : New York was
passed and was sAlu,ed By the scDuis. three aero
planes seen hoyerlug above the aviation neld A,
Goyruofs Island and thu steamship ST PdIl ~
the American line. seen coming Into porf
~ 81 George each soUti' was presented with an
spgle ID the scout coumimssiortr and a member o,
~ scout finance committee of the Borough N
Richmond. Upon arrival st the woods camp fires
built. scouts taking tests On Fra building
cooking trailing. compass and signalling scout
were played With members Of other troops en-
camp~i there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16
SAILED

Buencs Ayrcs. Nov l2-Moutana New York: Au-
gust Nor New York
santos Nov ls-SogurAnca- New York.
ISsbon. Nov l2-Eeithedos X venezuelos tGrk).
New York
Crisioesl, No, l5-Advanco. New York. Ancon.
New York
Hsyrc. Nov lo-UsinEton Court tBrl. N-s Ycrs
MArseiiles. Nov s-Gyones Nor, New yors.
Naples Nov 5-NApoh lltall, New York
Montev1deo. Nov if-verdi tBrl. NeN York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16
Farm Produce
Dairy and Barnysrd

The following are New York prices. yester.
days. compared with those Of a year ago
Yesterday year ago
Butter. extra. cream
cry, h. ......... 80 @ 81 d
Cheese. state, whole
milk, ID. ........ ~ G24H, teAF-
Eggs. Pa and nearby
hennery browns. 20 ass 50 Gas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities were sold
yesterday at auction at the Exchange
salesroom by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
For Aoooun, Wm. NJ Hoes ESQ. Public Admins
traitor
s. 900 City - New York Corporate Stock ~ per
ocnt issue o. May T. 1912. due March J. 1se2 :
Interest March and September. ........... lo4n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16

eachl 200 shsfes Corbn Copper Co. 1925 eSchj
~ share paid inl lot .....................S9
shares kumsou County Cub. per share .......s 81
900 shares Pilot Mining 60 ftl eschD lot s.
sharr- Green keichum Co 900 eachl a. share.
60. preferred. lo' Observation-Disclosures. 81
For Account Of Whom IL May Concern
s. 900 Standard Milling 60 per c-ut CONT
bonds. due 1925 Temporary ctfs )...........il2
10 shares Gcfmsnia Insurance CO. $3.50 EACH. SIS
share Fidelity PheniS las. Co $500 eaci) s66
Z2i shncs haokeit a Niihe.ms Go. frt pr
fefred voting trust cts lot ...............sSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16

Highest temperature yesterday. 40 degrees (at 8
a. M lowest. 81 lat a M; average. 80 !:
.yerase Tor corresponding date last year. a.; sV
GRACE for corresponding date last thirty three years
81
Humidity
So u.B / p. m.....73 p m.....7s
Barometer Readings
a m. Bo.l6 ! y. m. 1907 .. N. .e0.H
Local Fo~eca.t-Partly overcast to-day. To-rnor-
row fair: not much change in temperature. Strong
northwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16

Forecasts for Special Looaties.-Northen New
England. overcast Thursday: Friday fair. not much
change IN temperature.
Southern New England overcast Thursday. with
probably snow nuuis. Friday fair no. much
change in temperature.
Eastern New York partly overcast Thursday: FIJI
day fair, not much change IN temperature.
Eastern Pennsylvania. New jersey, Delaware.
MARYLAND, District Of Columbia Virginia. North
and South Carolina. Georgia fair Thursday and
Friday. no, much change IN temperature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-02
A Medicine That
Overcomes Most Obstinate
Kidney Troubles

Abou 1904, / was bothered about
two years with a severe attack of kid,
ney trouble. My condition was such
that l was hardly able to drag around
the house and do my work. I did not
have any appetite and could not rest
at night and I felt more tired in the
morning than I did on going to bed.
My doctor treated me for about one
month; he said that I had kidney
trouble, but he did not give me any
relief. By chance one day my husband
was in town and noticed DIR. Kilmer's
.~Swamp-Root on a druggists shelf and
decided to bring some home for me
to try; the first bottle gave such re-
lief that | continued the use Of Swamp
Root until / was restored to good
health, and l have had good health
for the last ten years. I %cheerfully re-
commend Swamp-Root to others who
have kidney troubles,
Yours truly.
MINNIE BOROUGH,
Antlers, Okla.
Personally appeared before me this
first day of March, 1915, Minnie Dor
ough, who subscribed the above state
ment and made oath that the same is
true in substance and in fact.
ED BROWN, Notary Public.
In and for Pushmataha county and
State Of Okla. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-02
THE WEATHER.

III. s. Department Of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau
For Keokuk and vicinity: Unset.
tied and somewhat colder tonight.
Friday partly cloudy.
For Iowa: Partly cloudy tonight.
Colder east and central portions. Fri.
day generally fair. Not so cold north
west portion.
For Missouri: Unsettled and some
what colder tonight. Friday partly
cloudy.
For Illinois: Unsettled and colder
tonight. Probably snow. Friday part
ly cloudy.
Weather Conditions.
Snow in the north and rain in the
south has been general east of the
Rockies, snow continuing at the north
eastern stations this morning.
Local Observations.
March. Sal .Ther. Wind. Weather.
l 7 p. m. :. 1882 20 NE Cldy
2 Z a. m. .. 30.08 p y Cldy
River stage. 2 a. m, 7 feet, 3 tenths.
Change In "a hours, fall l tenth.
Mean temperature, starch l, %.
Highest, 80.
Lowest, %.
Lowest last night. 21.
FRED u. GOSEWISCH,
Observer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-02
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostrils 10
Open Up Air Passages.

All, What relief! Your clogge1
nostrils open right up, the air pas.
sages Of your head are clear and you
can breathe freely. No more hawkins
shifting, mucous discharge, headache,
.dryness-no struggling for breath at
night, your cold or catarrh is gone.
Don't stay stuffed upi Get a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply q little OF TINS
fragrant. antiseptic cream in your nos.
trils, let it penetrate through every
air passage of the head; soothe ana
heal the swollen, inf1ammed MUCOUS
membrane. giving you instant relief
Ely's Cream Balm is just what every
cold and catarrh sufferer has been
seeking. It's Just splendid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-02

A Difference Between Differences.
Houston Post: A man may disagree
with his neighbor on religion and be
merely a fool; If it be a political diff
ference, then it is clear he is d
scoundreI.