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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-07-20

Miss c. went to call on lady who
had entertained her. The little Ave
year-old daughter was playing on tho
pavement and. seeing Miss c.. ran tn
meet her. saying: Mother is not at
home Il am sorry" replied Misc O..
"for have come to pay my party call, :"
"oh, I'll take the money" the flve-year
old responded. Christian Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-07-20
LIBERAL BOOSTERS VISIT BEAVER.

Thirty-tive cars. containing some ITO
Liberal business men, vitited Beaver
Wednesday ON their annual booster
trip. They had band along, and dls-
tributed souvenirs by the hundreds.
Our people gave them warm welcome
and invite them back at any time they
wish to come.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-07-20
We Won't Deny II.

II we could build up a solid column
OF fee from the earth to the sun two
miles and half in diameter, spanning
the intervening distance Of $4,000. 900
trate its entire power upon 1t, It would
dissolve in a single second. according
to a calculation made by Professor
Young.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-07-20
viii Shine In ooera

81 understand that two-headed calf
was born in this neighborhood few
weeks aso?" you betchal" triumph.
antly replied the landlord of the Pc.
tunia tavern. And the feller that
owns 1t expects to make fortune in
the op'ry business showing 1t around
at the fairs next fall in tent. kan.
sas City Star.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-07-20

Englishmen are smoking cheaper
cigars. No higher can patriotic self
sacrifice go. unless the Englishwomen
also consent to wear their last sea
sons clothes.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-07-20

Dr. Higginbotham, specialist eye
ear, nose and throat, at the Liberal
Hospital. Liberal, Kansas each Sat.
urday. S-26 If.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-07-20

When a woman marries a fool she
is not backward about admitting to
herself that her husband married one,
too.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-07-20

The Quinns That Does Not Affect Ine Hest
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in read, Remember the full name and
look fer the signature Of e. W. GROVE. 2Sc.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-07-20
FOR SALE.

Two bicycles. slightly US d. Sc,
Or. Levi, at Beaver Hospitrl
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-07-20

Real Thing to Strive For.
II is not a question of how much we
are to do. but of how 1t is to be done
It is not a question of doing more, but
of doing better.-John Ruskin,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-07-20
After -Four Years Of Discouraging
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Up in Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.

Catron, Ky.-ln an interesting letter
nom this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: 81 suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
this time, could only sit up for little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times, would have severe pains
In my LETT side.
The doctor was called in, and his treat
meut relieved me for a while, but was
sooH confined TO my bed again. After
NAT. nothing seemed to do me any good.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-07-20
HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRING WIFE

] had gotten so weak | could not stand,
and gave up in despair
AT last, my husband got me bottle OF
Cardui. the woman's tonic, and COM
menced taking II. From the very frs.
dose, ! could tell II was helping me.
can now walk two miles without its
firing me, and am doing all my work"
II you are all run down from womanly
troubles. don't give up in despair. Try
Cardui, the woman's tonic. Ithas helped
more than million .omen, in It's so
years OF continuous success, and should
surely help you, too. Your druggist ha,
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
il will do. Ask him. He will recon-
mend it. Begin taking Cardui today.
Write 70: Chattanooga MefcIne Co.. Ladies'
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn. for Special
Irsstnani Tor Wsusu. sent in plain Sraep.r. J-ds
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-04
FOURTEEN RECRUITS HERE
TO JOIN TEXAS BRIGADE
Lisuiensr' criersi Jehr NeossT ard
Assistants Dsinp aaanifitens
Wors n Recruiting

FaHffefH rsrfnis arrived ~ ramp
Fturf1 feeiffaes ara wsre asaiFnrd a.
fha tarIoas eDmianics ~ fHa brigade
Thf ffrfuung offices fhrnnrhnuf fhr
rtatt haff maas 8 aiaeHaif record since
fhnB esfe established iN 4Dna ~ tais
ser fafat coi Sn0n ) iif.atsr Ttrd
Tfzae infanfff paf aUgHnfrt chief
HsrfuHsnr officer fer 500 TettF m
rsfe af9 erasfs1 fa make nia heed
l,sarfHff af tar AnfeFln
&c vac 3rpaah ~ unfflaR sffoms
ihat aspefh rrcfMune Yisn sns plt
irie effsfi fif wtftinHs ~ ateisfaff
rsffnifna affltffe helms fHnnfn frofn
fAs isf ir fhs afset regiments
EerfHfs afg frsi nftr preliminary
eaH,4Iaai5.n ~ fte Hsiops rnrslfinf
arfeea fhse stnf A. fi Ram isanrfon
fos fnai r3snitafi1N
rhe present efrHrKfh ~ thf Tfaar
asrirndf h affsrnaifnsieif teg9 ntr ~
tAls nainh.r atn.st = teo Ntfr enlisted
49, g'flnna3 fpasfre Ffraifinr fqffe
aptroalmsftle ~ hlst ssgetr nafr
t.sen NFanifd rs uffphrfs ~ fsis Tetss
ffsraas sln1f fhty uogf called nli iAff
Haf Thf arFfeRsif airfuath ~ fsrh
f.sliatrt II a. ffi'eWs Tidrd Teras
is0a Foarfh Terae 1900 @srnr1 Tes
ar 1905 Afflnefg 500 rssirstr
f.stu. iSE ard a'art ffp lr tnf minFsl
larfoAa eetacAmfnts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-04

snake raosaes 81 .hr eitS at sbaf
ume in ihe laiefesl VI n,u meuibeta
At ) meeting iari niaai a letter tfuw
tipNsrai Auieft cmnienuiaa tlf ItAae
pfieeao WAS raa IA which thauhs
pttv expressed Tor enc recopuen fps
osnin Nlfen thf eAuatst mpA Whfn
women it iar eIii wftt1 CaNr aud qv.
iressmruis ga tnD ,Aiirt NfieeHs
fhr lhaptrf -, lara le isa4p 8 rall
49, reoks ard magazines ie iie srnt a.
81 g. a. headquarters lg taian
Hcurt Arrangements faf ihie urfs
ulii %, mHdc hs ihr nfihsrt ~ ilM
DhaetsI Within ihe neAi fsW dlss
49, y EUtsau Wfaulepf aNA Hfsas
iatnt .f the rhsiHsf r,esiaeN ai $3.50
mteiint
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-04
HIGH SCHOOL TO PLAY
COMPANY G SATURDAY
siiio for Nssi Saturday nao
Beer Postponed

800 faafNsN aaiae fhal hnd nttH
ranautd Or Hesi satufsef 1ffRtea
rarua- ghusU $3.50 NluHetliie iileH
weh Nle stfH IufilnnrH ifffnf
4einv fcIfel ffpHf the KinFstNit
m uarrm.nf 1Hrsaai mnfnlaR sa iNe
hat $500 ffan b. Hni ftf sneufA "a
srrra 'a pHf m fHfN n tHf season
hHf iHHi 'aiff lbm sW rs deiishted a.
fr ranr.usinr with corpus CHRISTI
NUah
fffanr ate etlnH madf fn Huuf s
su ff satHdat hrlmfn 1854
srfan an1 in f1iu az Csmua %
~ fHr naf T infaurt nfIag
~ m Csria rrsffr eos NHmn f0 ho
uialrs af ifasne pHfa
Ttr m NHff ~ fHe NHNrft ~ co.,
0 nem ars fafua s,rt sf eos
Wl.u Iilan Fnai ard numhff 10
iasm are nald ~ he paFtfe 10 eansp.
flouai ahiIff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-04
A Distinctive Reason

What Is the chief reason for the supen-
orisy OF Royal Baking Powder
There are several good reasons but there
Is one which distinguishes Royal from other
baking powders.
This reason which every woman should
know IS that Royal Baking Powder is made
from cream of tartar, which comes from
grapes This means a healthtul fruit origin.
IL means natural food ms distinguished from
mineral substitutes used in other baking
powders.
There isno alum nor phosphate in Royal
Baking Powder
ROYAL RAKING POWDER co
New York
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-04

These VINO wills hsFe fapms ~ rem
ingns tha Eastefn hiaf convention
Nnfh confents o. ihls cay uat 80
I'D and Ig plI raii 80 ~ phone eiiHff
ths EHsfas8nB Mniiffrg. l'bnne 1852
or isan Ton Millinery fnune ga ~
anff ~
fAsrefsisemeni4
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
Die &uufcn @ai6instOn's.


8ie out @aIbington'S @anfcn
flnoiert linO, mo Wie iebr tic oaS
T%ertraltell oes &llblifruns perolcilell,
qeht ans Sen 5inan5ailsweilen ber-
Dor, Die bent &omptroler 0es Shas-
ants oieIe ISOLDE eingerei6t wrroer.
ull0 mopol mir mebrere OH otl0crer
Stelc pllbli5ieren.
unieren 0eutihen ieien oieie Bons
fen beIonbers %enpfobler, oa tie bic
oelttide 3eitung patronilieren mo
nrr6 oieielbe lih an OaS oeltlcbe Eit-
bliflim menoen.
American Security and Trust Co.
Commercial National Bank.
District National Bank.
Home Savings Bank.
National Savings and Trust Co.
Riggs National Bank.
Second National Bank.
Seventh Street Savings Bank.
Union Savings Bank.
Washington Loan and Trust Co.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
&Icimc StaOtneuigfeiten

Sic 3obl Der GinbriIhe uiiG
IiebitGhlc mebrt iid) III u%tllerer StGot
IN eritrcdcnOer @ciic. 9teger loiler
iooor am bcllen Iogc bciouoers 6rolt'
en- all unO cntrciBen Oicien oft lhrt
YSr1en. PIN porigen Sonitog ma
rem Die 9icbc guns b%elonoers ON
Nonomcrf. 0rei 6roltcn prroen pom
Sscocrn onacfolcn mo i6rcr @onota'
iden bernilbt. Gin weiBer Nioml
hroh in 0os Solts 34t4 4 Str. u.
gS Elm uno nobm S. nit ii6. gte
Iolisci loutc Gin pohiomcS Ail9c Do+
ben. is Oiirftc foit ungloublid e.
iheinen OoB iogor an So9e Slep'
liable utf Der o%ffenen StroBe bc9on'
gcn meroen.
-@s beiBt, ooB ser glodfol9er 0eS
qbbcrufcnen 01terrei6iidcn @ciolloter
Or. 9lnlbo Scr ungoriid)e politlldC
sSiibrer @raf Gilbert ypponni leiFl
miro. 9ieier @eridt fam JeOod) nlfi
fir o%ltoritotib g~elten; @rat Appon9'
hat ieood Die beitcn 9litsiidten mr.
oielen Soften.
Sic ,@onon's Yeoce Bortp"
crlhien am 9ienstog 0 Dem Sc
mats lmo Saus-G ommittee filr Nus
ndrtioe Nngelcgenbeiten uno I'M NJ
men Oieier Irieoens Sereintgltllg
ridtete SRI. Sane AOams an Dos
Gommittce 0os Griuden, Dem eliro-
uGiiden arieqc elm GnNe 81 NADER.
Sri. 4OamS crflGrte, DAB gon6 eu
ropa gum 6rieoen 6ereit mare, lpenn
oieier obne 0pfer an &iiroe uno gn'
Iehen berbeiqefilbrt werOen fonnte.
neutroIe europGiide 21nOer lei
nj All einer SrieoenSs &onteren5 be
reit, penn iid ibnen Anlerifa on
SIN 8ilaro SoteG funO on
9(beno Der alljdbrlld) ipleoer
:ebrenoe @obltGtigfeits 8all ltatt
SGIte, sic BEN %feiniten @eieaidatts
'reiien o~ngeb0rett. nobnten olt Orelef
SeronItoItltng tell. Der &cingeiplm
.1ut Dem &inoerboipitol 81, filr Dos
lidt qcnug getun peroen fam.
-0os Columbia Soipital filr
Srdlten fp1lr0c bon Ser 25. nno Ea
aoenue nod ieincm nellen 0ontlall
oerleqt. Der &ongre6 butte 81 DC
lem l3mede $39O,000 bcmiaigt. No-
merOen bier gum Sell folten
Ing bebonoelt, unO 0a5n bot Der &on
oreB $4,000 pro Sabe allsgelett. Us
heiBt, 0aB 0as meme 6roilenboipitai
eires Ser mooerniten ltno bclten Deg
lit.
Ser pon=omerifaniide &ongreB
bof leinen abidluB g%efnnoen. Sic
0oite berlieBen gum groben Seil be-
rcits an Wtontog 8aibington. Vim
Somstog fonO I'M &eiben 9aule elm
nffi5icaer @npfane Ser &ongreBtei!
nebmer our6 ben @rGiioenten @it-
ion itott. Wan lit Der teiten 9offs
nung, ooB oieier pan-amerifonildle
aongreB fir Die 3ufunft BON GROCER
8eOeltt1tn9 iein miro.
-9(m pori9en Spnntag COB &or-
oinoI Gibbons BEN @aibingtonern
cinen eroBen gmpfung. Sn Der ct.
GatridS Stride fono ein feierIides
So6omt Itott, Dem Der aorOinol BET
mobnte. &ad 8eenbigung 0es Got
tesoienites begob iif Der &irdenfiirIt
CUR Carroll SoII, moIelbit er 1900
Weeniden empfing. Inter Den @dlten
befonoen iih biele berborrogenoe
DISQUALIFICATION Ser &egierrng. Gin
@abeIfriibitiif muroe nod Dem @m-
pfanq %ierbiert, an Oem MIR Die ndf-
item Srernoc oes &oroinals teilnub-
men.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
8ebmrten.

Sonatban unD Mlice Stunt, &nabe.
Morris uno &ebeffa Slfomib, Snobe.
SeSobn uno 4nna @iebel, Md0hen.
6rib uno 2inoaa &ittermaum &nobc
Ybilip ltno 8. @ieoemann MGo6en
@pnono uno Gle &loaien Mdbhen.
Ssoiepb uno Worie Soeft, &no6e.
SsSoieph uno Soo Seinberg, &nobe.
Charles rno Glanoie 9etmer, &nu6e.
Sp6esfGle:
Seomig 9. Giiinger, IA Sabre alt,
1873 gloam Ctr. N.-@.
Gbriltopb Seiterberg, 40 Sabre aft,
4553 @ront Goa0.
Marie Ml1enbod, 7S Sabre olt,
1880 Yarf &oao, 4.s@.
alberta Soffmann, Sc Sabre off,
1913 Ate Ctr. N.=@.
Morto @iebb, 70 Sabre alt, @e.
prge 8oibington Soipital.
gla @ogner, SO Sabre aft. 1915
2omont Str. 0.-@.
Gbeidlieknnseu:
Saul Belt ulo Mltgltite @ettesboier
&eriammlnngen Der fOmmenOea
&ude:
WDntag:
Sid &elief~l in 705 Siebente Str.
9ienstaa:
vNrminills- 2oee $40. 25, s. 81. q.
90. i'm Ielleu Moiopic Senlpel.
columbia @rater Nrunfen Inter
ftiibungsperein", 922 Ya.9loe. q by.
Mittiupd:
yIehnifer &erein@, in 3t4 6 Str.
Noromeit.
Observation-Disclosures &ronfen Inter
Itiienngsberein", in 922 8o. 4penue,
0pnnerstag:
ISM. Sell 2oge $40. 81, in a22
ga. MDenue, NorODelt.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
Stelnilg seindt!

0cuflher, 3s Sabre, unocrbeira-
let, lprahcnfrnoig. li6t Office Stel-
luu0. @cnonoert in @iihiiibrrnQ,
St%enogrop1ie, 2 9reibmoidinc AIM;
,uGBiqcs 5al1r rerlangt. Gffertcn
inter g. gS. 100 an sic expedition
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
&crlungt elm
superintendent
fir ben u@rOipcet Sill 6ricobpf.'

Mefleftiercmoc miiiien einen -gnten
Character mad)weiien, fabig lcin, bic
Bidder al fibren; ocutih nmS eng
(iid lprcdDcn nnS ihreibcn; Die Cart
ncrci ueriteben mnS fabig iein, ben
NricSbof preftiid 5n ~Oeriualten.
Sasm aecignete Scrren luDllen lire
Nyplifatiom in periicseltcm Sriefnm-
idlag bis 5nm 1. Tebrnar 1916 cin-
idideu an
@ IN. Martin, SefrctGr,
1884 Jiinite Str. M.-&.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
.Ia6rt3ten.
Ct. Mlaricnfirdc.

oco lsotronSfcites Ocs @eiligcn No
men ,yeiu @creina. @ci Der z llpr
Niciie ocbcn BIC Mtit9licoer sur bl.
Nmunlnion mo unt 1890 lpnbrell
lie ocmcinidaitlid Dem fcicrlidcr
Npdonrtc bel. Ger Gclcbrunt ocslel
ben int ser 6o6m. SEER 5. VI. JfotD,
Scr 4forrcr; Chiffon bodnp. @err :.
= Epnor, nom 9tcip Dprf Der nltd Ole
9reoiot baltcn miro; Snboiofon Der
hohm. SEER 3. g. Otterbein. Nm
NbcnD Inn 7.30 lit i%olennc Sesper,
Greoiot, glitfnobmc pom ieien ydtf
d(icOcrn uno Seeer.
Stnntug lit oitM Der picrtelldbrli.
! dc Gommrnionstug filr bic Witgltc-
scr Des @%inotborit Clubs. Sic geber
qemeini6oftlih our I'll. Sommiti1ioll
bel ser 7 llbr 0tclIe.
Nn pori9cn Sonnto9 mnroe Der
nonaielc 9cridt fir Oos Sabr 1915
Sci alien MeIien p%eroffentIiht. Der
hodm. SEER @forrer Der ct. Mforien-
6jenteinoe iibcrroidte bic Wfitglieocr
ser Stride nit Der frcuoigen 95odl
rift, 0oB trob ser groBen ScrbeNer.
u1qerL, bic nit groBen Iusldgcll Der
buloen luurell, bic Stride, ipic bic oll
Oeren @cbduoc. Sdulc, @olc, Mot
len. mo Sdmelternboits, lolpie ons
Iforrbolts, Ourdl 8e6oblung oes les
SeiIes Der Shuloen mGbreno oes
perqonqenen Sobres, nun gun5 ld0ltl
Oenfrei lei. Gr CAB NusOrltd %leinei1
.icfoefiihlten Dante AQen g%egenuber
>ie 3ltr Grreidung oieies lhonen NC
ltltotcs m~itgebolfen nid)t MIR I'M per
(oiienell Sabre, ionOern ollt Iii Den
,pronqeqongencn 9SobrcnL lett 10. Ne
1911, ais er Die @emeitoe II
,crnobnt. Gr oelltetc M, ooB nab
emo 0ielen nid5t eon3 5 Sabren Tcr
,e%Ilerilnoen an &irdeneigentltm Dor
rcnornmen mllroel1, Die i'm gotl5en
S2t .645,3t folteteu. 3uoem pilrOc
,ic Sdll0 bon ilber $16.000,OO, DE
mi Dem Gigentltn %loltetc, abgefra
1elt. @eiter berihtete er, nab alldl
oos ld0ne @runOitiif, oos CT III lef-
ten ,Sahre fGuflid erworben sur Ser
1roberrng 0es Ct. observation-disclosures
0ie pic(cn %erbeilerungeil olli
Dem airhbofe ieI6it be8ablt morOer
Ole W5itglieoer Der SungIroltcll
SoboIitdt m1blten lire ncilen Neom
ten bel Scr %eriammllng att oorlgen
Mittmod). Sic moblten:
sri. &onnob 8aumann Erdtcftln
Tralt 2ouiio <ppert, Si5e.Yrof.
fyrou M. Ieulono, S6aemeilterln,
Trou Sc. Meinborot, Sefretarin;
Die Srollen CLARA S6arb, Soo
MiIer, SSoo Mop, &oia gtml, &onlul
torinnen.
Die fSrauenzS ooalitdt mdbltc ibre
ncllen @eomten nod Der Gerldmm
llng an lebten Sonntag. 6ralt ..
9llltb mllroe ais &rGfeftin 9cmablt.
6rall Gntmo @tulep, Si6e-Nrafeftln,
6rou Gli3obet6 aunlo, Sdotmeiltc-
rim; 6rai Gli5ubetb &obbins, Setre-
tdrin, sic Sralien aotbarino Gfert,
Nmolio Support, &atbarina @onl.
nler, uno @oriu 2llltb, &onillltoren;;
Die 6rolten Moria 6rorf, ysoria
5GuBler uro Sulia Gaspar, &rollfcn
&ommittee. Sci Scr naditen yer
iammllng itbernebmel Die neit @e-
mdblten ibr grnt, nas lie filr ell Sohr
inne balten.
qm 0ienstag 9lbeno, Oen Is. So.
mar, peronitoltcn Die Wtitglieoer Der
Sungfrallcn-S ooulitdt cine 5beoter
ltnterboltung in EoIi's. Der SorallS-
p~erfollf ser groBen Nn5obl rSifets"
l1Bt Gin npllcs @aus, Dle bel Den 1rll-
hprrn llnterhaltltnden, eripQrtet.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

Dihrict s Olmmtia, 9taOt Malbia9tOn, S.:
Sd 6 bmuRbS 9. % ollie, 0alieres
Der pteuaenanntrm Banf, belGwpre hermit,
bag Der Ubiae 8sriHt mad meinsm bsltsn
@iTsn unb @ewidsn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IT.
Gemuno 9. @Olfe. GaTer.
gor mir beidpursn unO unteridris0en ant
10. Eaa hes Mcnats Snnnnr 1916.
Durant M. &Obsrtion, OisntIidsr Iptar.
Sir bic &ibtiafeit aiteftirsu:
&cbertN 5arper @taS. 8. Mossrs
Z 6oluie5 Wm. y. Sipsesinb
6. 8 @pfeler MY @rensbam
u . Barnard Direrlorsn.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

Gbriitian fanber's nniibertruffe-
mes Eager BON brett impOrtiertem
M6ein- mmo Moielmeimen. 9O9
Ute Ctr. RVS.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

G6riitiam fanSer's nniibertreiflf
DIES Eager BON 50 eiu9eimiiaen Mnb
importierten 8bisfies. 900 Ute Str.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

Gbriitian FanSer's @irsinia
HDrtiueine iinO bun Sen beiten
Merstem fir Slntarmmt empfpb-
len. 900 Ute Str.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
BSRn nx& DR was IN 81 GaDmo
TinomsSmswetlc an oas Il. e. s@abamt.
Ssri@t iibsr ben stuuO
National SaTIngs- and Trust Company
g NIL

8albinatun, i'm Difriet Columbia bsim
@eIdaftsabIhlus am 81. DsSsmbsr 1915.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

Gbriitiam fan6er's @ilbfiriden
9iqnGr, lit bas bette Mittel segen
Sniten nnb Salsleibeu. 900 tic
Strafc.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

Roter @eineiiis, Scnt ans Gibcr
eciuonmenem Giiis uOrsm5ieben.
40 Gcmts sic @alpne, 10 GentS
oas Gnart bel Gbriitiam fanDer,
900 Ute StraRe.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
Seri@t iiber ben gtanO
Rev

in @altinotcn. I'M Dilfrict Columbia. beiIi
@slh6fteGtIhlue am 81. GeSerttr 1915,
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
Seridt iIber ben StauO
Der
Riggs National Bank

in Wolbinstpn, i'm Til1riFt Columbia, beint
@s16Gfts- Mtl6luB am 81. Ge;smber 1915.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
Ycridt iiber Den GtaHO
Der
Second National Bank
g a n

III Malbinston, i'm Diirift Columbia
bsim @el@aftsabl@luB AM 81. Ds3embsr 1915
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

gihif golumbio. Stabt 0albinsirr, SIS.
S6, 9pfbua Gpans, Gaiiersr Der
Obrnasnanntsn garf, teldpSrre hermit. paB
obi lsr Seritt nab msiafm beten Wiin unp
Wemilsn wlbrbeitseeiren 1T.
SOlbua gpans, 3aRisrer.
0cr mir beihpcrsn nnb untsrltritbea am
10. Sag bes Monats Sanuar 1916.
Oapib &itttnbpuff, Sfsrtl. Notar
Sir bic &ihtistsit attsfie ell:
@bas 6 Glover 6 8 @orts
=. 6uIt. W Y NlleS
5H Tnlaus Sb Epbs
@m 5 Giatbr 9N 5obnlton
IirfttCrsm.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
S,riat iibcr Den staMO
Commercial National Bank

@~aibtusten, i'm Difrici Colombia, bsim
WsnGfsarihluB am 81. Oessmbsr 1915.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
Seri9t iber ben stanO
tu
District National Bank

@albinsiun, i'm Dilfrirt Columbia, beim
@dRdftsatfGIub an Il. TGsmter 1915.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

9ambjGser itets uurratis!
Siibler's,
532 Gemtcr Mnrft Il. Is &isss Marft
Sic cimsigc @erfmnfsitellc fir cdltc
9%anSjGser.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14

9erbinoli@Fsiten:
Ne;ablts 8apitaIsiuln s....... 81 ,O00.001 90
leberthuBfOno .............. 2,u10.tO0 20
llnperirilte @stpinnlte mad, WbSna
her bssatltsn Soften II. Stsusrn 2l1li2 OF
3irfuI. Mpten, auslttteno -. 696.Ao0 90
Sin nnetre Sanfeg unc SanfurS 2,276,33S So
DEP Itcn auf Gbsfs sitbbcr =. 657- ,1H2 81
GertiItaf auf 5ibt. ......... 1876 81
8eaIaltiats Sheds. 1875 -
Dust. bents Na1iersr Gbefs.... Lap 40
Iplt @parbantoeppdten ....... 1891 81
s~ertifc't Gspolten =. l44,666 "
Gciieb. H. z. yrnts obnsllntrpfano 100000 90
arseiibrisfe ............. F. +. 1861 IS
Aucere DECENTRALIZATION ...... ST.. 90
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
Seri@t ibrr ben Stauo
Der
STREET
SAVINGS BANK

tn Baitinstcn, .. 6, am G,si&afsl&lub am
81. Ts5emGsr 1915.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-14
9eri9t iiber ben etcnO
Der
Washington Loan and
Trust Company

In @albingtOn, i'm Difrict Columbia,
btim @slGGftsablGIuB am 81. s sular 1915
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1916-06-17
STATE INSTITUTIONS.

Being one of series OF IL spe-
cial articles for the Examiner,
prepared by w. H. Cochran, mem
ber of the state board of control.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24
FREE METHODIST
CHURCH DEDICATED

AS q elimination OF the camp meet
ing ard conference OF the Free Metho-
ni- church on he grourds .d ;ic Al
cot, schooi building In Sslia Canon
issi week hPncseme new riaeo of
worship for the local congregation was
dedicated on Sunday by Bishop
Hogue. clear of all indebtedness.
The meeting continued all of last
week religious services being held in
n large tabernacle every evening
There was a large attendance at all
times and the preaching was helpful
and inspiring TO an unusual degree.
Many people came from a distance
ana camped in tents on the grounds in
order that they might not miss attend.
arce upon any OF ihe services. These
visitors made the acquaintance cf peo-
pie who were previously strangers to
them and the gathering was socially,
as well as spiritually. 4 very enjoy able
one.
In speaking OF the n eetiny this
morning a member of :he church said /:
The prayers of so lnany gooi people
for a common purpose was blessed OF
Him who is able to help un,o the utter
most and many of those who were not
as near as they desired to be to the
throne Of grace, were brought closer
to God by the splendid character OF
these meetings. Mas hearts were
made to rejoice because o. deeper
conviction and Of a ,ieterminatsor &c
live more devoted au,l cvrsocrated
life in the service Of the Master
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24
LIEUT.. HARRIS HOME
ON A FURL0UGH

Lieutenant T. u. Harris of Company
c. First Colorado Detached Battalion.
United States National Guard. is home
from Golden for few days on fur
Tough.
Lieut.. Harris says that the boys are
all in fine shape and the other day they
marched fifteen miles before dinner.
That is going some. even for a regu-
lar. The lieutenant is OF the opinion
that the boys are extremely fortu-
nate. despite their impatiencc. to be
held at Golden this long before being
sent to the border as result OF their
training at Golden they will go to the
Rio Grande In better shape than did
any OF those that are now there.
Lieut. Harris says II is remark
able fact that II the Colorado troops
had gone to the border a week or two
ago when the orders came. not one
soldier would have been left behind
on account OF sickness.