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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-21
FOR ENTERTAINMENT

New Cumberland, Pa, Jan. Civ
II. Speck, teacher of the gramma
school, is arranging a program 70
an entertainment
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-21
BURNED AT BUTCHERING
.SbeciaI to the Telegraph
uaperstown Md. IAN. 21.

Hagerstown. Nd, Jan. 81. - Miss
Eta Binkley, aged 81, daughter of
John Binkley, of Middleburg, on the
Mason and Dixon line. was seriously,
if not fatally burned yesterday at
noon by her dress igniting at an open
fire while she was assisting at a butch
ering at her home. Her father beat
out the flames and was badly burned
in doing so. Miss Binkley's clothing
was burned off.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-21

One lot of Ladies' Suits;
velvet and fur trimmed;
brown, blue and green;
worth $4,000. GO on
Spot Cash ...... ~OO
One lot of Girls Coats;
worth up to $3.50. %1 or
Spot Cash 49,. ~
One lot of Ladies Plaid
Skirts; worth 60 az
$6.e5. Spot Cash ~A'O
One lot of Ladies' and
Misses Coats; brown, blue
and green; worth $3.50.
Spot 60 or
Cash ...... -. ~~
One lot of Silk Jersey
Petticoats; worth 1895.
Spot Ct E0
Cash ...... -.
One lot of Ladies Waists;
worth $1.e5. TO-
Spot Cash ........
One lot of Ladies and
Misses finest quality Coats;
in mixtures; worth up to
$4,000. Spot co on
NaSn
One lot of Girls Coats;
worth up to $3.50 So .05
Spot Cash ...... ~~
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-21

Refer to the Broad Street Market
ad on page IL. There's a message
there of interest to every nousekeeper
in Harrisburg g.-Advertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-21

One lot of Ladies' Cordu-
roy S k ir t S worth $5.95.
Spot Ct or
Cash ...... .... " : '~O
One lot of Ladies' Suits,
in serges and poplins,
stripes; blue and brown;
worth $500. &7 On
Spot Cash ...... '~~
One lot of Ladies' and
Misses Coats, in various
mixtures; worth &C on
SIS. Spot Cash. ~O'~O
One lot of Ladies Waists;
worth $3.50. OK
Spot Cash ......... wv
One lot of Ladies Sweat
ers; blue, black and red;
worth $3.50. QOo
Spot Cash ........ Wv
One lot of Feathers and
Fancies; worth up to H.
$1.O0. Spot Cash -. AOS
One lot of Ladies' I'm
trimmed Hats; worth $3.50.
Spot OEc
SdSll ...''s .''..''
One lot of Ladies Fascin-
ators; blue only; worth
$1.25. Spot 2Oc
Cash -. ...... wv
One lot of Women's Fas-
cinators; blue only; worth
$1.5o. Spot IEo
Cash go. ........
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Mems and Boys Suspenders

One lot of Mems and Boys Suspenders; actual = -
zoe value. Spot Cash .......... ...... ....... OO
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Women's Worsted Fascinators

One lot of Women's Worsted Fascinators; 7E
colors, red and white value soc. Spot Cash . DC
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-21
PELLACRISTS What $2 Did

Mir. J. w. Henry of Bla:n, Miss. says G. $. is the finest medicine on earth; his daughter had Pelagra. and was all most entirely covered with sea g and sores, when she began taking !. s. She has taken two bottles and is almost we'll
 Pellagrist, why will you doubt and continue to suffer? This is ouly one case out of many thousands. You run no risk. as l guarantee one bottle to benefit any case of Pellagra, Rheuma- tism, or anythicg Arising from impure blood or disease of the liver or kidneys, or the one dollar refunded and no ques- tions asked. l do not want your dollar if do not benefit you. G. s. has all most worked wonders many times and is without an equal, and you can not value 1t high enough. Many say 1t IS worth its weight in gold. yet the price is only Sl per bottle. or 6 bottles for 50. Sold by druggist, or sent prepaid on receipt of price. Always call on your druggist for G. $. before you or der from me if he hasn't got it, try to get him to order it from his jobber for you. G. s. is sold everywhere.
 L. M. GROSS,
 620 F.. 14th St.. Little Rock. Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-21

With giadness and the noise of happy children and parents. Let the children come home. let the parents throw open their homes to them; let the yule log, a log of wood be lad in the fireplace and lighted and with songs, match the merry cracking log and shadows of the flames dan eng Joeundly upon the wall. Say, come friends. come stran- gers, If it be but a cup of cold water that's given" ard kind Y smile 1t will io something to show, that
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-21

Dr. Hesterly, of GIennvllle IS getting ready to build a fine house at Willisville and will make this his future home.
 MT. and Mrs. B. F. Johnson visited her sister, Mrs. Erwin Sunday.
 Geo. West bought a Ford three weeks ago, got in it and hasn't t been able to stop it yet. He told one of his friends the other day as he passed him that he was dying for sleep.
 Several of our best farmers who have cotton on hand are looking down their noses.
 Bryan Warmack has the most accommodating girl. when she changes her mind about wanting him to fill Sunday afternoon engagement, she hooks up her Jitney and comes down. takes him for little spin. then says, Dear Pm looking for some of my uncle's children to have croup spd cant See you.
 Leonard Atkins and Perry Warmack have far away looks on their faces, some people think they've ordered ears.
 Robt. Young and Miss Willie Mae Lallar were married last Saturday and Prof. Erwin is charging him $1 per week for ta- king one of his music pupils.
 Our school is moving along nicely. the advanced class will ti- nish Mines High School Algebra and Collar and Daniels first year Latin.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-21
4 TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kid nay and bladder troubles, dissol- yes gravel, cures diabetes. weak and lame backs. rheumatism, and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and wo- men. Regulates bladder trouble in children. If not sold by your druggist, will be sent by mail on receipt of S1 % GIe n all bot tie ls TWO Wontus' uratu en,. and seldom fails to gerfeet cure Send for swern testimonials. Dr.
 E. W. Hall, 2626 ,1ass Stree. St, Louis Nj Satd# b. dseeFi- s.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-21
W|LLISVILLE CHESTNUTS
Dear readers-The irregular correspondent from Willisville

Dear readers-The irregular correspondent from Willisville being sick (Iove sickl she asked me to write the news. Really 1t has been so long since she gave a report that news has accumu- lated until 1 am showed under with things that have happened.
 A beautiful wedding ceremony was Solemnized here Sunday by Isq Carl Mum. Mr Spearman NJ ruin, groom, and Miss Cora Mattisou, uside. The bride was dre eSStd in white and the gro( m the usual RconventionaI, black. Only a few were present. among who were. Parrish Atkins Ede- son Muan and wife. Jim and l Dan Holloway, Miss MoZella Best and Mrs. Alta Erwin.
 While part of the population of our town were attending the wedding the remainder, except El Holloway who is sick. were at the school building enjoying the best singing we've had this winter. A large crow q of good singers came from Pleasant Hill, and even more from Holly Springs and believe me. the sing ing was ! tsplendid. Somehow that music at Wilisville the 3rd Sunday in December 1916 get hold of me and l cant forget it. Now Pleasant Hill and Holly Springs, come to Willlsvihe the lst Sunday in January and bring your new books and we'll have ours, and then we'll come to your house the 2nd Sunday Holly Springs and to Pleasant Hill the ! 9th.
 Willisvilie is oasthe boom. Mr. IC. 0. Herring and Mir. Quitman Mitchell are finishing tp modern
 bungaloes. MT. Claude Thomp-
 son and Mr. Holloway of Ross
 ton are moving to our village and Mir. Mack Rogers will move the first of the year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-21
GOOSE ANKLE

Good afternoon to all.
 Health fairly good here at
 ssent.
 Arthur Turner of Gale was here Sunday.
 o. F. McKelvy and wife and Miss Beula MeKelyy were guests the home of w. L. Rogers on Sunday.
 J. I. Harvey and family visit ed in the Hopewell vicinity last Sunday.
 Mrs. Sarret spent Saturday night with her son, ". J. Sarret.
 ]. D. Stone and family visited relatives near Sayre Sunday.
 T. I. Epperson and son, Cross, Willie and Jim Gillispie, all of Foss were here after lumber Sat urday.
 E. M. Parker carried a load of sorghum and ribbon cane moas- ses to Prescott last week and disposed of all but l9 gallons,
 R. J. Hall is enstaling a water system in which he will pump water from his spring to a height of about 90 feet to his house. He will use Hydraulic pump to do the work.
 The musical at J. F. Nelsons Saturday night was we'll attend ed and quite an enjoyable time was reported.
 Uncle Sol and Aunt Mandy Johnson have gone over near Gale to spend the winter. They will return to their old home in the spring.
 There are great many men who can always raise a dollar to buy a quart of booze, but just let preacher or some one else ask them for a charitable gift and you can measure their face with yard stick and have very little left.
 Come on Theo and Bodcaw. a. way down in our hearts we have feeling for you.
 Wishino one and all a Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year. beg to remain a friend to all.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-21
OUR COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS

new brick chimney. peparlng for cold weather and Christmas.
 The party at MT. Ed McCargos Saturday night was we'll attend ed and every one reports a nice time.
 Mir. Ralph Bailey was at home Saturday and Sunday,
 Miss Intha Morgan and brother have gone to Gilmer, Texas to spend Christmas. Thalia says she is aWfuIly lonesome since Leo left.
 Mir. add Mrs. Robt. Butler were the guests of Miss Ruth Me Kissack Sunday.
 Prayer meeting at this place every 3rd Sunday morning.
 Several of the girls around here are thinking of getting married Christmas, while Misses Mccain and Butcher says they have put it off till the first, whether they meant the first chance or not, we don't know.
 Mir. Loe and Miss Mccain will dismiss schoo! Friday afternoon for Christmas.
 Merry Xmas and Happy New Year 10 all.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-21

Lei Us all hope that after the regular scribe rests up from her trip to Texas a month ago. that she may again, be normal and take up her duties.
 Wishing all a sober, Merry Xmas and a rrosp, rous Happy New Year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-21
Gods in His Heaven,

All's we'll with the Wof'h' That the forest with their 1ea'n' cred songsters declare His goou- ness, that the cattle on tnou sand hills are grazing at Ills eLe@ less that the crows pick food ifo,' a' his hands and that man IS 's deemed from sin and This is the marvel of marvels
 revealed, When the silyery trumpets VI
 Christmas have ,peaied, That humankind are the chiioieA
 of God. !"
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-21

Christmas should mean indni- te'y more to Us than an be eX- pressed by gift or language. It is not to be a season of tears, but of joy. It should fill every home
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-12-21
HOLLY SPRbLS

Health of this community is good at present..
 Mir. Erwin Crank made a bus isess trip to Hope last week.
 Mir. Ed Bailey is building a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
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AND INDIGESTION
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13

chief Of police nj the beginning OF me
mayors term and its last evidence y
the Illegal removal ~ Klein ana me
illega! appointment 81 Burtless.
These are the facts They are
stated with regret but with fun con-
fidence that fullest investigation by
tho public VIII sHhstantiate every
statement made
The mayor has made his strongest
charge 81 the assertion that his ad-
minlstration has failed because Of OBJ
struction by as. because his hands
have been tied hy the council.
The undersigned stand ready today.
as we have stood throughout. TO CO.
operate with the mayor, 10 the fullest
extent in any action he may take or
seek to take. which is for the Welfare
of this city.
Lacking such action or initiative
on his part. We viii persistenuy do
our best in behalf 81 the city until
the expiration Of our terms of office.
Csignedl GEORGE {. sCHEER,
J. 4. SKINNER.
:. r. CoEN.
:. 6. GILBERT.
IVAN GRUNSFELD.
r. l. IlUST.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
PREPAREDNESS NOT PARTISAN.

u Is fortunate that preparedness Is
not matter II partisan politics The
republicans are standing squarcN
with the president except for neg
Melhlc few, and the democrats in
congress are sharply divided upon
the question Of national defense
Wilson and his sane followers arr
planning for effective defense Of the
country In any emergoncy Bryan.
IN "a world gone war-mad. goes on
seeing his miIlennlal visions wherein
good viii to all IS to Doe our shield
against cannon, md scraps ~ arhi-
pauou treaty paper are to save as
from unprvoked aggression
Ills dream II a million chizons. en-
listed. equipped aud trained over
ucht ia repel my invader who gets
4 past our huiWark Of treaties AMI
good intentions. is enc of Bryan s
most delicious ahsurdniea
! Among the republicans there are 81
course All shades ~ opinion. from
the extreme militarisls IKE Colonel
T Roosevelt 70 visionary pacinsts Ike
Sherwood. Of ohio. hut the mass q
mo party takes the middle erouul
ana approves tho position OF The pre-.
Ident. ana they applaud him Tor ae-
ccptng the national guard plan wher
he could not get the more efrctn,
continental system advocated by the
military experts OF the army.
What tho country needs 20 undeg.
stand is the fact that. alshough tor
ycars vie have been spending enough
money ON military establishments u
lpui the nation ln state of effective
preparedness. We ha,c not been
spending 1t wisely our navy has
cost us much as Germauys hut s
nor nearly So efficient because 50
much IS wasted on useless navy yards
iand Diher pork barrel projects
similarly mr army appropriations afe
throNM AWAY on needless army posts
ana the Ike
The president offered 3 program
framed IS military experts but con-
sress rejected i for program fran
ga by militia officers. whose know
edge of military affairs may be- hkcr-
ed e. work 81 the primary gradc in
school as compared with that ~ the
trained professor They know some-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
Wealthy Wan Studying Spanish.

Silver city. y. II. Feb l2.-John
". Converse. member Of the Converse
family Of Philadelphia. bankers and
caritalists. has enrolled at the state
Normal school as Spanish scholar
and expects To apply himself 20 the
learning Of this language. Mr. Con-
verse is very popular socially. di-
rector Of the New Mexico cottage
sanat1rium and man who wields
much influence in financial circles IN
tho cast Some years ago ne was
owner Of a large cattle ranch in Grant
county, disposing Of the property %
return east. The past year he return
ed here for an indefinite stay
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
SHOULD GO WHILE THE GOING
rs GOOD.

The greatest question before the
I American people is the conservation
Of our national unity There can BE-
no other question so gre1g as that.
it Is tn a class IS Itself We fought
four Years war concerning thet
question. Is our national unity. pre-
served hy Lincoln whose anniversary
was celebrated yesterday. dislniegrai
inr IS "A process that nothing can
hinder or prevent Dlsintegratioa
would not have been suspected bnt for
the revelation occasioncd hy this war
of groups IN our midst. groups whose
first loyalty Is eeerseas whose threats
have actually been IT civil strife here
90 promote alien ambition
Auxiliary 70 that question ls the
one Of immigration. which the time
serving politicians must be forced ~
public opinion 20 consider Is the
country. for the Time being. saturated
ana unable 20 assimiiaie the lnaml-
grafton mow with us?
Prof ilueo Munsterberg. 81 Har-
yard. Is distinguished savant. lie
says he does not speak as a German.
Or rs q German-Americnn. but as
German IN America His allegiance
is In Europe. and he coufcsscs that
his LOYALTY remains there Neyerthe
less. ho undertakes ~ advise the men
II his raoe in America
ia recent article. Professor Mum
sterberg advises the Germans, even
though voters IN this country 90 main
tain their Germauism I'm its entirety.
There are his own words Keep the
fire ~ the German belief on your
hearth forever And ia the same
article he asserts tho superiority ~
al THINGS German. ana admits that
German organization and German
ideals are utterly different from those
that are American
From day % day &c becomes more
certain that this s. 10 be- % vital ques-
lion IN the coming election, the Ger
man Americans voting IN the inter
ost Of Germany
America has welcomed all men.
and has richly profitcd hy tho con
trlbutlons which have come 20 n7l
from Europe She has relied upon
tho PRIVILEGES and advantages Of he
here. 10 preserve her spiritual unity
She has believed that the brotherhood
Of Ideals and the fellowship 81 paril-
clpatlon in those ideals are superior
10 racial prelHdlces ana old world al
ieeiances. Has she presumed toe
much?
The president has radically assert
ga the American doctrine he has
declared for vehement vindicatlon
u American ideals. Tor triumphun,
education OF our sons and daughter
In the nobility aud majesty ana
riehtoousness az things American
That man who snoers at America
who looks down upon her from The
height Of an imagined superiority. +
who i not willing that his children i
should 10 first and foremost and eS
aluslvels American. should shake The
lust 81 this country from his feet AMI /
depart This Is not his place ~
.hould go while the going is good
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13


ahd tn the selection 81 q more sll'-
eithi man me mayor una hot ,1N' .se
Win the 'nuneii p. al least Win aug
member ~ me UNDERSIGNED inalotiy o.
Instead hr brought ln q report II au-
vance oi lhr lfial 'i 'iiet Nt.,"'
+ Whieh N"hid haN' ne' eSsilat' 'h'
mel inavtNi h's7Ai "ltat.''
heafihA anu "'hlN nave rum" NJ
iHtHft nus report We tt4us'" q"
-1t 90 approve NJ" iA liiiH'H i''.'N
WoUid nav" 'th,h sn'ii atli'A - '"'
mayor dfli."0' H "' ii'si1.'tt" ''
irF" thai que hi.l"l ""Ai1 H.'s' w
f4anaea i say l"i pressure us.''
- Htat Al'h Ni" li'ni 'esssA' wy
sila s"t -
none 20 Us h"N tls
"haHA the may 90. lnssi."'l ~ "pI'o'''''
stAr ief nag state Uncut on No
7laAe 1na' % h' h','u Mn
grove lHr h'Nt ~ eu'iio'"f, , ~
ttkt mars ~ 1llr ~ so -. .s,t,
Neh'u nave "''i ~ N"i'i9' ''''''
lht uthaA.t.
Appointment ~ 'ti
Later 'ht Hl'S "i ""'"s
tAe auih9Ii'3 NcS''u .ii MN y -
moved thi'l hl'Ni' u.eiat 20 m v,
nee d.ahl "A" "PPolii'tu - ~,
res N"'' ,i,.t
Jess 70 hAte p'eH "'.."te' = Pm.
eai tehsl1 ,iali""s' ma
Nohia het nave PtN'n'tu '.'-
llifnliiN We .ila5N : "ell'u, t'au
regarded .ul l'Ss " li'''t - 'l' ~, ~
wen ts tii'' lvN' lii.ih III NJ i,'"'
iHt ~ l''al VIZ il"s "i Ha0 hohe ~
aHd ms A"i""liNe Hi i'aNthA
mot3l without tne e"hseht OF lhe
council would noi nave counter hau
aAa ttiF "f ''''. ''t ''''i '3st'stiN' ~ va
eiik service we are prepared l."
demonstrate "i amy iiilif lIla' u" SueN
Improvement was o'iaihed. On the
other hand mere is positive loss ia
efficiency me mayor mas authority
f. suspend an appe'h'iNe officer ana
6 remove with me confirmation 81
the action hy ihe rouncIt Ihcfe ms
authority ends the law Is clear upoh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
Tauipmcnt stolen From Armory

East Las Vegas. y. NJ. Jan. r.
The board of control Of tho Las Vegas
armory has offered a reward of SIN
for the arrest OF the person who broke
into the equipment room OF the build
ing recently and stole several uni-
forms. blankets and other articles.
What use the thieves can make of the
property is not known. as its govern
ment ownership would be apparent to
nearly any person who might see Il.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
TIME IOR TIM CITIZENS 10
ACT.

The mayor hlomes the council and
the c0uncilmon blame the mayor
10th branches ~ the city government
Acknowledge that for twenty-five
months nothing worth while has been
dome FOR the city
While the council la not blamelcsf.
IT is bu, fair 10 u 70 say that from
the beginning u has had the handi-
cap ~ CHIEF executive who thoupnt
of politics frst. last. and al the tlinc,
md who ala not understand that the
best way 20 play the game Of politics
was TO faithfully and efficiently dis
charge the responsibilities which de-
VOWED upon him with his induction
into office
The mayor began bis failure as 40
administrator when ne attempted by
force 20 seize the office u chief ~
pollce--to take Il from an efficient Of
fieef and give lt into the hands Of 8
man whom the council had refused
g. confirm.
The address 20 the public bg six %
the eight aldermen. which appears
elsewhere in The journal should De
read carcfulls particularly that part
II it which shows how the "redleht'
district actually was abolished ana
shy the saloons ARE allowed to Keep
open on sunday aud why gambling
S permitted The advisers Of the
mayor always with view to political
advantage. have been able 70 mancu-
Ser him into the envlahle position of
having the support Of large olc-
meut of tho church people who want
ed the "rediight removed ana
thought the MAYOR had been lnNru-
mental ia removing a. and the saloon
men who hayo been allowed 10 violate
the law with impuniy
II is not often that the saloons and
the church people are united on the
same candidate Tor mayor in any city
and that union in Albuquerque cas-
BOT last long. The MAYOR can NOT
beih run with the hare ana haft
with the hounds The statement ~
the eouncilmcn sets the matter clear
T. before the public
The statement Of the conncilmen
regarding the payment of the SALARY
81 G. Burtless res fire chief, against
the Instructions ~ the council. should
command ihc attention OF the tax
PAYERS IL such precedent should be-
recognized and warrants be drawn
upon tho treasury without the ap-
protal W tho finance committee. the
city might ho hausrvptea with m-
runiNs
II 5 duo rs the .ly ana 10 Alder.
man Coen that Fan neestHauen ~
the letters showing apply house
indebted 10 hlm should h. made a'
the earliest moment on the face of
tho teitors there a jusunahie ufer-
enoe 81 graft u Is said that STR
Caen has "a satisfactory explanation.
which. lf true. shouid pc given GO thc
public az inc earliest possible date
Also the matter should - itfd
Is e. learn whether Mr catns N
PLANTATION ls % valid one
II the mayor does not act n the
r..ff.r fi. t..nDl .hanff a.t s.tH.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13

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