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The Washington times., 1916-08-04
NewYork Fashion.
Letter !.
BY MARGARET MASON.
I TITLE goldfish In q bowl,
IL BRIDES In q cage,


f9u must now be all drssssd up
For It's quite the rage.
NEW YORK. August THE modem
woman, seemingly surfeited with trim
ming herself and incidentally trimming
her husband has turned her attention 20
trimming up the household canary and
the family goldfish. 90. ". ~
At least. II not the canary and the
goldfish personally. she has their don,i.
Giles all dolled up
Birdcages have become fantastic
dreams Of beauty and decorative art.
No seif-respecting canary. iinnet, or
thrush can be expected to trili in any,
thing but q. cage Of rush or willow from.
w,ss yne peasant nS .r realms OF Europe. or = ,
shores. Japanese reed cages also are
permissible. but birdie simply must have
one OF these three decorative infiuencas
Tor surroundings. . :
Gilded Cages Passe.
Mercy! Just fancy how plebsian and
tnartistic nowadays would be that pro;
verbal bird in q silded cage. Cages ara -.
positively not being worn spded thya:
season. ''is ."....z. =. - .Sr r s-~sb (,
or the lovely willow cages. SOME Of
which are fashioned by peasant ftAn{fs
IN the Black Forest and yet others IN
Brittany and probably most over Ii 8
in the natural toned willow. those stain tain
ed grass green and those enamsiel
white or pastel pink or blue. y o.
Even these willow cages feel the
Chinese en influence. however. or at least
JADE beads sSspedea q from sn0ts Tie 'fr'S mla
die Of the cage for the songster to sway
on on IN lieu Of q prosaic swing. From
a thumbtack a Chinese tassel. sresn
and gold.
Take Various Shapes. ~ -
The real Chinese cages are gorgeous
In their scarlet. green or black .ise.luer,
ornate With Rold. Round. obiong,
square. and octagonaI thev are. and
some shaped like paGodas two or three
stories high. In the finest cases the
water and seed dishes arc Of carved.
Jade or ivory. beads and tassels deck
the outside. and always there 10 the
bracelet swing.
- A, A 70, the little n.hes. red and se.d.
bles of ANTIQUE Venetian glass OF divers
fantastic aha apes. Some high huge sob.
let shapes. others shallow bowls poised
on slender stems. two-handlcd Grecian ;
urns OF rainbow. tinted, GLASS. and oae,
the auaintest OF all. is a suiiat Ard
sturdy CRYSTAL elephant.
Many OF the round glass aqua riurus
are raised on standards of carved 9r,
enameled wood and hand painted Ia
water lilies and desp-sea nora on the
outside Of the glass
Yet others. simple and effective Of
line, are oblong and square aauhrfama.
crystal clear. '.-'.
Feathery green water plants and the
decorative branches OF Chinese "thous
sand-years-Ereen' make a fairy forest
for the fishes and rnost artistic and .
modern note OF al, In latest ngh fash.
Ions are the marbles OF green glass that
strew tho golden gravel Moor In tie.
bottom OF every aquarium that 10 q u
mode -"
The Washington times., 1916-08-04
THE TIMES DAILY MAGAZINE PAGE
Housewife in
Gern1dnyHds
NoEasyT ine

Hausfrau Must Con6ne the
Family's Appetite to Diet
Selected by Government,
and Finds Hard Work to
Obtain Suffniency Of
Some Things She Needs.
Her Resourcefulness in
Preparing New Dishes
Developed by Necessity.
The Washington times., 1916-08-04
Even the Young Achieve Familiarity With
French When Lingerie Tinges Conversation
Such Words as "Trous-
seau," "Negligee," and
Lingerie" Are Quickly
Attached to Youthful Vo-
cabularies, Though Their
Use Occasions Embar-
rassment at Times.

As a Matter of Fact, Present
Day Lingerie Is So Evil
dent Thar We Are Quite
Matter of Fact About Dis
cussing the Relative Vir-
tues of Camisoies and
Princess Slips.
The Washington times., 1916-08-04

n Y Daughter. sweet are the uses
!" n a mans perversityI
l Vol For. behold. what delight
hal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-04
REl'rRt.lCATIO,,

'Hf
Department OF the Interior United
States Land once At Santa Re. Ncw
Mexico, september II, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that Luis
Trujillo y J%1ramIlIu. Of Albuquerque.
Y. NJ who. on August .. 1909. made
Homestead Entry ulON3a for Lots !
and 2 SW Me-. and SEi. NWh
Section 80. Township ~. Range 2w
y NJ 4 NJ. and on August .. 1915
made Additional Homestead Entry
U2i2O5 for Sci. Mex Eis SEA and
NV, SEN Section "a. Towush. rs.
Range Nv. y NJ J.. NJ, has nled
notice ~ intention to make nyc-ycar
proof, 90 establish claim Lea the land
above described before George l..
Craig, United states commissioner. a.
Albuquerque. y NJ. on the ism day
OF October. 1916.
Claimant names AZ witnesses Fee
lipe Truiillo. II A'miIo. y NJ George
Trujillo. 90 ArmiIU y VI Pedro Mon.
toya, of Albuquerque. y Nj; Georgia
Candclaria. Of Albuquerque. y NJ.
FRANCISCO pELGApO.
Register.
L. T., sept. T.. l.. T.. oct. -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-04

Department ~ the Interior, United
states Land OnIac AZ Santa t'", y.
NJ September 10, 1915
Notice is hcrrht given nat Rogue
McGuinncss of Tu,ras. y NJ who on
september O. iql" made Homestead
Entry ot957o ror sta sWl, SWh
Sc. SEl. SEA -Ei, SWt. section
II. and NEh Nv 9; FL FL NWi
Nwh Els NE1, W. NWh NWh
sen NWt NNr NFh SEN
NWh; NWi. E"it NEa WE
Swh NwA NItt NEi. SWh
NWn NEh, SccI % - Township 9N.
Range sE. and bon October 2S. isli
made Additional homestead Entry
o2i7,2 for NWt SWh SCI. So
swn swh. SCI NEt SCI, SWh
|Ne sen SER sNt swH SEX
SEX swI swi SEX swh Eh
sEh swh swt Section II; and
Nwa NEh ~ .; NEh wv,
NE,, Section 90 Township On.
Range GE y y NJ, containing
leo acres. has nlcu notice - Intention
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department y the Interior. United
States Land OHlDc at Santa Ee Sew
Mexico, september :. 1916
Notice is HEREBY given tuit Eomu'1
Gonzales Of T%liora-. New Mexico. whp
on July T.. 1909. made Homestead
Entry No. 0102io, for SEA- NEH
Eis SWi. Of Me- Section ~. Town
ship gN, Range &c. y NJ T. Mcr-
idian. has niod notice Of intention 90
make hvc-yeag proof. to establish
claim TO the lanG tboVc described, be.
fore George r. craig, United States
commissioner at Albuquerque. New
Mexico. on November 6, 1916.
Claimant names as Witnesses Mar
iauo Griegp OF TIcras. New Mexico,
Adam Serua ~ TieraS. Sew Mexico;
Mnrsimillano LopFE OF Tijcrhs. New
Mexico; Attuacio stnduyal. % TlJcras,
| New Mexico.
FRANCISCO ~DELGADO.
Register.
4. T.. Sent. Il. l.. T., oct. 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-04

stead Application 30. 0lg4j4. FOR
sen. Section 81. Township ION
Range 4E, y. VI Z Meridian. has
Med notice OF intention to make three
year proof. 10 establish claim 90 the
land above described. before george
Il. Craig. United states commissioner
AZ Albuquerque, y. VI, on october is.
1916,
Claimant names ~ Witnesses: otto
Van Cloaye, Of Albuquerque. New
Mexico Henry B%,rairlet. of N~lhUpuor-
que. New Mexico. G r. C%onuors. ~
Albuquerque. Sew Mexico; !. II. John
son. OF Albuquerque. New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGApO.
Register.
r T.. S.aa. I, p. p-os
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-04
The Evening Herald. Albuquerque, N NJ, Wednesday, October 4. 1916.
The Markets
New York stock Exchange.

Ncw YORK. oct AL Irregular ten.
denotes developed before the end 81
the nt-t hour that period being the
dullcst ln more than a month. deal
'Igs a%ggregatiug less than 10000
shares
steel Reading and other favoritc.
were under intermittent pressure.
their places being taken ~ Central
Leather ~ the high record 81 49,.
IN" paper group. sugar ana ,thcr
specialize. which derived their main
support from pools. Before mid-igS.
however trading again shifted o. high
grade rails. including Nori'lN and
Western ct the new maximum ,'
lioA Union Pacific. Pennsylvania
Nov YORK Central and lliro. Ccu-
,ral. 'hcir gains affecting general Ir-
.u cries ,lscV lctv. Bonds Wcr' nm.
CLOSE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-04
Kansas ,tty iA,c>toch

Kansas CttS, oct i-h"tS- "
cc.pt-. 1900, lower. Bulk, $500
y 20. heavy sS6.n 40, ll&h' >N'o''
$50: pigs, &sooM 800.
C,ijlc Receipts $4,000 marker
steady. prime ted steers, 81 80 Z"
lo.... dressed beef steers, 90 ~
o western steers, So 90" ''"''
cows Hisun1 "-, stockors, F'.''"'
. 900 calves. 81 COZ 100.
sheep Receipts 1900, nl'lN'
g,,,dy a., strong Lambs, 500"
d ou Ne~arlinrs. 5, 5uHS25. we'h''s
50 ....5o. ewes. SG50T %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-04

chicago oct -hogs-Ecocipts'
30 uuu. active. BE- Co zoe carly decline
largely regaincd BulN S>.,in 'io.
lisht s. 6sm9b5. heavy s. 5o|9 90,
Pig. s. o0ms.i5
cattle Receipts, l',oOo; htm N''
beef cattle, SGioH 10, western
steers. sG.tt Tgio; stockcrs SOU"
,6s. COWS, S3A0u93", calves Wa
ftI3.0o.
sheen Receipts. $1,000. arm
v,,hcrs. 81 soHS355 lambs, SO ''H
ia co..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-04
Denver ~l.i>c-t's

Denver. oct Cattle hee'lp''
/ suo market strong, Beer steers
90 oog7lo. COW ANA hcifcrs, t5o""
sg,. stockcrs. S5.im go, calves
3, 00Wpt"
tIosa-Uccc.pts. zoe mhrkct rue TO
i,c lower. Top. s'lo' hulN' 49,
$40.
sheen Receipts, iuoo' W''"''
.-,,.,. Lambs. $4,000 a.5i. ewes
g. iOH 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-04
N,.M York MOns'N.

New york. oct g. Mercan,l" pa
Nor. -. per cent, sterling' 90 gay
nuIs. 47i4 per cent, demand 49,,
lt.iS per cent. cables, i16's pei ''h'
Bar silvcr-6s Nr,
N,,i,an dollars-52'-c
Government bonds Strons,
railroad bonds strong
Time loans. steady, 60 daN7. =
prr zen, "A, . per cent. 80 days " pei
cent At 81, per cent. SIX W"h''-
"a, per cent AZ az CAN money TEA y
High. ~ per cent. low, . per ,'h'
ruling rate. 81. per cent lhsl l"'h
.A per cent olos;ur bid 90 pei
cent. offered at "a per cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-04

Chicago. oct. i-Wheat values
tended to sag today. influenced hy
opinions that the nuilish effects OF The
Alpcutiu. drought mad been sufficient
Is discounted. Predictions of q
chuuG. ln the weather conditions m
Argentina were current, and II va
hintcd that measures were being takcn
To- enlarge shipment. from Australia.
Opening prices, which ranged from
Sc off to &c up. with December AT
St.jS To- sl.5N5s and May ct $l5 q.
10 &la1. were followed hS a ma
tcrill decline al around.
subsequently export buying and ru-
moIs of drought "a Argentina helped
to cause "A decided raIy The ,lo-'
was strong, n y 60 lNc net h,sh-
ar. with December at Sli9's TO
$I5as,. and May AZ t'.5Sis
corn oascd of with wheat. After
opening at a shade lower to l,c ad-
vance. the market underwent a mod
crate general decline.
The corn market later scored an id-
vance ~ a result of the upturn III
wheat. The close was strong at q net
gain OF - G To !. a 7sc.
In oats the chief factor WIS the
Weakness of other cereals. Price
changes were slight.
Absence of selling pressure made
provisions average higher Packers
leaned 20 the buying side
Close:
whcat-Dccombor N.5eh; May.
81 a,ig
Coru-Dec 1854, May. 11%c
Duts-Dec, ,gc, May. 81 -
PORK Dee. $500. Jan $3.50
Lard Dee. sl3 -. Jan. 'l3.3"
Rlbs-Oct.. 1897, Jan. tl2.3j.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-04

Department OF the Interior United
states Land onice at santa re. New
Mexico. August 81, 1916.
Notice IN hereby given that John
W. Moore OF Albuquerque, y NJ, who
on August i2th. ial3, made Home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-04

NOTICE r,,C ,.CHnACATION.

New York oct. A-Lcad, 700"
: 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-04
LOST


LOST .l.-J,WeI Waltham watch with
black leather fob on which IL at
tached Masonic and Elk cmhlems
and cigar cutter with initials j \. n
Finder return 10 Herald office and
receive llh'itI reward. No questions
LoST-iolj Masonic keystone watch
charm. s. 900 reward Leave a.
journal OF Herald office
REWARD For crown bi.N,lc. taken
from y y NrmIio grdg. II re
turned Co Ruppo Drug store.
LOST Two black SOW pigs. about
one year old Nddro- lohn Blake.
lrDb Norih Second and receive re-
ward Phone Iii4N
LOST Purse with ubc. Is. and bins
ut fair grounds. Reward Kirk,
900 South High street.
-=
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For Sale
FOR SALE-Houses
For Rent

FOR nENT-Good room ng house.
% rooms. Inquire p T. Mc'Auua,
around moor. cromwell building
Itt,H EENT-IiNc room furnished
home, steam heat Nef"rmau o.
Company, nos south Third street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ,rioN.

F T.. s.23. L. p. 0-2s.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
LOSE AliM0NY At the ALTAR
Judge Lucas Of kansss City Au,eo -
important Point OF Ststs
Divorce Law.

A diyofcee cannot expect TO collect
aiimony or have The support Of two
men. Judge o. A. Lucas ruled recent.
ly al Kansas City. And ineide n ally
he decided that when IA diyo,cee re-
marries. the alimony allowance Of her
first husband automatically ceases
10 be operative.
The ruling. the first Of Its kind made
In Missouri. was made in the motion Of
Mrs. Olive NJ Nelson To revive and
collec, aIlmony granted her fourteen
years ago when shc was divorced
from James A, Neison. of Kansas City.
Mrs. Nelson secured divorce from
Nelson January 10. 1908. She was
granted S35 a month ;limony, About
eighteen months later she remarked.
The plaintiff and her second hus-
band lived together about six years.
Then they were divorced A year
ago James Nelson inherited the estate
OF the late John Nelson. wealthy
hide dealer. He had remarked.
His former wife attempted 10 col
lect alimony extending over The four
teen years. with interest at s per
cent, amounting in all 10 $500 Judge
Lucas held Mrs. Nelson could collect
alimony for the time from the date Of
the divorce decree until her remar-
riage
Heretofore renarriase mas been
onsidered a good reas son ior I court
order stopping the payment O: ALI
mony. Judge Lucas decision would
make any court action Unnecessary.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31

With tweniy.tiiree students in three
81 Louis dental colleges facing pos
!ible Suspension, eleven refused ~
anlinations 70: licenses and man.
more iiahl. TO be implicated. an IN
sest!satioil Of alleged credit taking"
began b. the stat, board Of dental ex-
aini1ers at 81 Lp"is assumed state.
"lde proportions. II bccam" known
that as a result Of the 81 Louis ex
pose l'r T r Purcell. member OF The
state board. has launched similar
Investigation in Kansas city.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
ELECT NEW &. 4. R. OFFICERS
w. =. Wc:fnsteSc. ~ Kansas City,
shasea State Oeos rsn,ent Corr
r1ander 1t Hirasviiie.

II. iA:'.y-siNth annual convention
vile with the election of officers &c!
the year Delegates 20 the naiiona!
sncampment in Kansas City in Sep
'"mber were ELECTED by the veterans,
Relief Corps and Sons OF Veterans.
y" place Tor the 1917 annual en-.
oaiapineut was selected.
The Grand Army officers ar. as FOL
lows: Department commander, ". 7.
" orustead. Kansas City. senior vice
commander Alex McCandless, Mober
ly, junior vice commander. George +.
Williams. kirksyille. assistant adiu
tant and quartermastcr general. Thon,-
as h Rogers. Trenton; chaplain.
Thomes T. Hageeriy. 81. Louis. ser.
geat. 7 . HaWIey, 81. Louis; council
administration, Francis +. Becker. St
Louis: AiPhonse Nhipple. S.; Louis;
John Michel. 81. 10: eph Simon Grove.
kitter. {. ". Cochran, Novelty. Dele
gates elected to the national encamp-
men, at Kansas City are: Delegate at
large, Theophile Duhrouillet; Delegates
John I, Pack j. ". beach, J. E.
Pierce. ]. W Root. Max Fritz. q. A.
Douglas, &. l.. Miller, X. Mcrr,:ield.
W +. Morse. =. " pMmmer. William
c. Ca.land c. T. Hess. Jefferson Lee,
{. W. torcoran; alternates, =. +,
Claim. Charles EngIehart. .. II. Guf.
fin Alfred Xartman, r. N. Richardson.
+. + Coahlan. Nicholas Matthias. X. u.
Cram.r. : " Seri Andrew Porter, ".
+ Moil. j. {. Driver. Jacob stephens,
" VI PicksiI, W lsaker
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
Freak lsints Earned ~, lfssnc.

oae cr the fake sympathy seekers,
famous III Ne~ York history. had the
faculty Of alsiceatIas his knees and Oh
os,Ws i. Wilt Like nsess characters as
the sos'. he played the trick once teo
often and was aackAs;sa BY the po-
lice who Watched hlEa 50 seaioasiy he
Vas toseed 10 seek other and less
wary neias, lie is said TO haze been
9as * the uaost distoiated lives On
r~Sord
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
8Spke- te Buiid su,,,nser Ncro~.

John II. Moore. vice president Of
The Southwest National Hank Of Com
mere" AZ Kansas cts and vice prcsi,
den, os the Bank Of Excelsior Springs,
has bought -s acres along She Springs
electric line. lie will immediately be.
sig, The erection Of % residence for d
summer hGsnc.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
PVcniss Gsssr 100 Acres.

u Is peony time IN Sarcuaie. fifteen
miles east " Carthage Thousands og
eng fields a7 flowers which This year
are more beautiful ans attractive than
ever Mere than iUn acres of flowers
ats Gow Ia bloom ana II is estimated
tina, more than 1000. .opo buds will
De shipped from &arcoNie shis !eM te,
YLe cit, markets
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
Fined = HaiiroaG 81, 900.

'rh" ~ Louis q Hannibal railroad
@as nned ~ o00 recently on each OF
the counts ui an Indictment returned
sorness for TIE company pleaded
guilty 10 violation OF the interstate
commerce laws before Judge David T.
Dyer In Ia. United States District
Court al st i.ouis
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
a.e Minina Suis yilc6.

One Of th. biggest mining suits IN
The hsstor, Of the Joplin diHtrio, aas
filed al Carthage when J. 4 Mcror'
nell. trustee in hankrapC, for ,he
Good Mining Company. hrnush, e
the star Milling tompan, and others
FOR S:sQ.0ou
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
prury &c Seek Hid.

Arrangements for the campaigns 10
be op. ne,i IN the near future IN Kan
Sas Cit, will hr determined at a meet.
nrury College rntiuN fucr' fund within
u fe~ days. %earl, 40 600 has been
pledged SO the fIrd b, Springfield,
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
Ssg%rt CAr KILLS rossra-tor

/ y Loesdon. % years old, was
lill"d al Carthage shcn hr Was struc X
b, Carthage Galcna street Car
IoEs!on. who WAS partly deaf, did not
hear thc car approaching, He WAS &
contractor and had A,ed th,r, thirty
years.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31

Elt, cit hundred i.uunds Of tobacco
was shipped FROM Weston recently to
fraure ThiS consignment will be dis
Grlbutei by the French government
10 the soldiers in The trenches.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31

Humanity mast receive . reu an4i
profound charge Of the religtess spirit
before lis pspiLaxe to the waiting mas
Ter tkmsrsoal can begin AT IL
present instant he is hardly In he
stronx senss . teacher. hardly In ths
strorS sense an example. be In Q rev.
eistion Of capacity. On adjourned Asps.
As aaassarsd bal nom~aious tpss-
sAaAo . ing Professor q W. ffra,ns
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31

Judge Charles W Sloan. Who had
practice. Law ri Harrlsonsiile since
lNe6 is dead Of Ec8rt disease. He was
- years old Judge Sloan MAS n ma.
tive 81 Lafayette county and spent
his life IN Lafa,e,'c and t'ass coGn.
ties
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
e.. r.. williams D.es at ST. Joseph.

p II Williams. connected with tie
Western Weighing Association. and
widely known in railroad and Masonic
circles. is dead Of ncari disease at s..
Joseph lie was 81 years old. and
way "A native OF England
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
EucIos,or EilIS Hd,rer

Charlie BAILEY. 2a Years old. I'm.
PLAYED nj the kitkwood mine AT Pros
,srlt$. eas Killed recently b, a,nA.
NIT" rsploSion, Bale, had just An
tshrd blasting several holes and Sup
posed sil Of the dynamite sticks had
hFgn DISCHARGED
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31

Eectrscity has be~n adapted to ~
different purposes zseet . household
Saaehiy setssied nol4s tor con
efese steps have been pA,.E,sl BY Q
Nisscari snrentor.
fianhago - the most Ina portxnt
mineral product Of ceyioa. ~eieh has
about ons tacsFsad mines
An Air>Erorel1ci hydrvplan. has
h~~a built In frznee tor use on sAAi.
los river Ia Alrtca
for advertising parposes an asso
ssostis has s~~n esls tlat rxs~aslss
. hage soeasa shoe.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
KILLED In Fall sror, Tree.

Helen Havsns, Q Years old. climbed
10 III. ;opmos; branches OF big tree
III the ward AT her home in Joplin
\ branch gave wa. under her weight
and she Eel! TO the ground. diving with
in two ioura from conclusion oI the
brain.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
Found Dead WITH sulle, Wound.

The body Of Ira iannins. - years
old. was found one mile west Of Rolla.
near the Frisco tracks. recently
There MAS a ballet wound tn the left
breast and revolver Law beside the
body,
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
IL Drive Out Malaria
And BUILD In The Sys:efc

Take the Ola S,andait & kOVE =
TASJELESS chill TONIC. iou know
what yoa are sas!ng. as Abe formula IS
pria,cd en- every label! showing ): is
1uinine au1 lfon IN a tas,eiess form The
Gu,HIa4 d,ivca OUT malaria. the tscAa
builds Ep :he system. so sen,s.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31

A farmer. after a load u dir, ten
miles south " ST Louis. uncovered
leo skeletons. believed Ia be The r~n,.
nanis of of sots- prehistoric race Tea
other mounds near the ioeaiion viii
b. op<nsJ at once.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31

Mrs. Georgia Walker. Of ST Louis.
u years old. Is dead AZ Versailles a.
the home Of Haywood Spuriock. where
che was Visiting, She was the widow
Of the late u b Walker Vt that cuanu
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
uab, Killed IN. Motor crssh.

George Edward Crews. lamont'is.
old baby q Roy Crews. proprietor OF
the Marquette Hotel. was instantly
Killed and six other persons were
cars coll:Gcd al street corner IN
Springfield The cars met ~ right
angle and ;he Crews car turned up.
side down. crushing the bab.'S skull
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
j Sedsiia Veteran Dead.

James 81 Blair. born in Tennessee
Sc Years ago. who had resided IN Pet.
It's county since Is... died the other
night He served in the linton arm,
during the civil war
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
Sheibi M % Support library.

Ny . sote OF 200 so - Shclblna re.
Gently voted 10 set aside on" and one
fourth mills for the maintenance OF C
$4,000 Carnegie Library.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
Shoots Wife and jimself.

Sanford H. Mil. a farmer. 20 years
old. shot his wife at the home of her
father. :siufred Wheeler, acar Gait.
the other morning 4 short time later
he Killed himself.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
Not q CaNae for Worry.

Money may NOT snak. III" man. but
hu!e th:ng Ike thu, aoesn'; seem
- wuri> the man ~ho makes the
MONEY
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
SOAP - srncNclv ALKALINE

End constant use viii burn ou, the
scalp. Cleanse the scalp by shampoo.
sng with La Creole" Hair Dressing.
and darken. IN the natural way. those
ugly. grizzly hairs. Price. 81. 90. Adv.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31

man who ~ cut out for a society
fsyorlte IN usually yetr!ned from his
ears ur
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31

one Aind of rsoilyc"idls In rasss
caafy irritable
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31

III. .artn's atmosphere 10 supposed
70 vary in depth from ~ to zoo
miles.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31

IMITATION rs ssSCEREsT eATTgaY
bzz EAe enz1.erEsss EtaE~y lie sz.rar
ton has Eos lis worth Of sae original
ilssss CO la crsSse~ Exir Dy.sxanS-
IL the cT1xlrzA Dz1ksEs ysm hzar -
the natural way box ernfAiEA No dye-
Price tl-e9-Ads.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31

The wise small hoy laughs best
when the teacher laughs.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31
RED, ROUGH, PsmPlY SKIN
0ssehiy Cssssed sy Cseiesrs eese sa1
Ointment Tr1t Trss.

fcu Eay Ysty "a these fragrant.
sarercreany ersOiassnss to szrw scr~
your skin- S<Aip hair and azrds- Moth
Ing better 10 cisar the s1in Of pturI@s,
eioscAes, FsdEssx and rossgAnesx. the
scalp o. dantra1 asd S,ching and sAs
EAnds os ehasraHg asd Aoxensss.
PTee sample eaEa by mail With Eocx-
Address postcard. Cafhcqra, Dsps- L.
Bcs,oa- Sesd everywhere. .--Adv.
Potosi journal., 1916-05-31

A u dssr~hunttnx state Vermont
ncw rivals Nains- with s.see Sser
killed in 1914. compared vish srouz
seee 10 10. ess tn sh~ Maine wilder
Tess.