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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
COTTON MARKET

Nev York Cotton, Close
--s-v York aug. 15.-Cotton f--ures
r.-=ad staad- October. -476C7 December.
ease. Paresrv. z445. March, -f55ci
March -sf-- May -f-6---
spot quiet lIidd-nE -6-loc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
MANILA sURRENDERED

To American forces nineteen years
ago today, August Is, 1898
Find another Filipino.
REBUS
An officer.
SATURDAYS ANSWERS
Right SIDE dotoH ADORE bags
Dum-dum (dumb-dUmb).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13


WANTED rent urfuruished or
room BUNGALOW or house. furnace neat
giI take long lease Ben Levy. care IN
ion Clothing Co
THKEE or four-room cottage or apart
ueu- with s. p. must be in good n7-sn-
bdrhood and near school, must De reason
able Atlrss A. care Hera-t-
WANTED or rhrs- unfurnislv-
rooms close in- reasonable rent, Tor coupe
and 1-y=ar baby. prefer two rooms anu
lirchenet-e- address so. Herald
WANTED rent by Aug IS. small fur
nlsheI house north o. tracks between ole-
E0u and Cotton SITS. by healthy coupe
with two children care q furniture guar
aureed- references exchanged IN ot2sN
Wanted-FrrnIture.
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for house
hold goods. Phone 1888
WANTED-S-cond-han desks and Office
table. must be good condition Phone s-Is-
INTERPRETATIONS - Exchange your old
refrigerator for a new one; liberal allow
ance. Rogers Trading Co. ~ y. Stanton
WANTED-Secoud houd ranges. heaters,
cook stoves and furniture Texas + -rn-
Co. Phone s0s1-
IN YOU want the best price Tor your second
hand furniture phone Us first
RIO GRANDE FIKNlIl RE CO.
OIL s. Stanton So Phone -e.--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
For Sale-ROOming Houses.

For Sale-Rooming Houses.
o,--oI y ~-~SS-~~~~-~-~-~~~~
FOUTZ MOORE co.
T;OOMINts house Tor sale, close ia. an
-151ls rented. cheap rent, viii trade Tor
ta1-iur car. Phone SEW
A ~NAP-I5 room rooming house iHcluding
fIre player piano. owner leaving Apply
st5 F. ME-olr.-
FOR SALE-HOTEL Of J. rooms. good
TRANSIENT outside rooms, enc aps SICKNESS
reason Tor selling Phone 5ll4-
THE BE~T Buy o. the year and must 60
o rooms elegant home. ideal location
lr--s In. rooms an full. FOR only $780, $500
cash. balance easy. worth twice lHe
Is ROOMS. all housekeeping. on y. r
Paso- some snap at $500. half cash oai-
ELEGANT NV FURNITURE Of room
modern apartment. worth thousand DOL
iars. sacrifice price 500, classy place
VIZ AXE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR all
these call on Us for any size r1ll1l-nl
GRAY & Co.
100 Herald bldg. Ground foor IN s---
CIoudroft Announcements.
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CLOUDCKOFT cottage for rent Phone ~.
Help Wanied-Maie
WANTED-First-clas mechanic Apply
Bo4l1- Motor e.
Fau Mitchell Employment Agency.
2o5 san Francisco st
WANTED-Soda dispenser. Potter Confec-
WANTED-Porter. Potter Confectionery
WANTED-A-I barber. guarantee $50
THTE
Douglas, ARR
WAVED. middle aged men who
know how 90 drive Ford care address Il
g.. care Herald
WANTED Barber. good job married
man preferred W r. FreTitt, Douglas
AriL
WANTED First class Mexican tailor who
can speak English Apply Ills T. bo1-e-
ward
WATCHMAKEK and jswe-er wanted have
r1,d ur1uositior 20 offer. Address Boy
500. Fort sumner. y M-
WANTED boy for typeWrii.f
repair shop 20 learn the typewriter repair
business LnderWooa LyneeLLLeI -l---l en-
WANTED-Y0uug man. American, for gro
-ery deliveries. one with some experience
preferred. Reliable Grocery. 1920 san An
tonic.
WANTED-Tgyo delivery boys with wheels
good Jobs and good pay Tor boys Ao- ~
ius 90 school Apply Holmes Grocery sY7
~ Piedras-
COMPETENT and reliable young man
wishes work in a garage or driving car
knows the city and can drive any car
Phone $50.
CAR TRACER-Correspon for work az
every division and railway Junction POM
state qualification in first letter p o.
box 1858. Plttshurg. Pa
FIKEMEN AND -Beginners
paid 500 90 $50 monthly. experience -L-
necessary. eight hour day permanent
positions. Address Railway, care heIal--
DISTRICT managers and SOLICITORS
wanted throughout Texas by high class
monthly Insurance company; go'4 eo-.-
tract Peerless Casualty Company he-s-
ton. Texas
WANTED l1eawake. temperate man 2
to SIS years OF age. o. character ana ao---
itr. Co deliver and collect from town anu am
country customers. personal bond ol s''.
required Address r. b. stout General
Delivery. r Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
Lost and Found.

LOST Eastern star pin Phone sls4"-
Reward
LO>T-Fram lus *. Ochoa. little white
dos auaEH IS % name u Bob. Return 20
90, n Oahaa- Liberal reward Phone 1855
LOST OR >TRAHED-Co-is dos. from
II45 = RIO Graude ST. Return for reward
o- phone A. Couleutz. 40 $3.50
LO~T-I5amout ring set with rwo dla-
m0uls. either on Lake grounds near emit
ar on way t1 FL Pas1. $50 dewar1- Phone
7o-s-
LO>T-B.acE leather music roll contain
srt- sheer and book music. IN or between
Fl Paso and Clint Reward Phone eo--J-
--1f Bliss ST.
INTERPRETATIONS al reduced prices.
1is ". Stanton St. Phone 11Os
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13

9 room house on Blsbee ST. ----....--.Se0
& room house bath. partly furnished SD
rms and bath. furu- ICES Wyoming so
. rooms and S. p. furnished close ln-.-&-1
BAILEY LAND Co.
Phone -053- Herald bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
NOT GOOD BUSINESS.


Editor FL PasO Herald
Another FL PasO paper on sunday
quoted a statement Of Frank Ainsa
10 the effect that he believed that the
railroads would cover the open ditcn
now being proposed. six months after
ITS contract.
The statement Of Mr.. Ainsa implied
a necessity of a closed subway. Mr..
Ainsa bears the reputation Of being a
good business man. If he was con-
tracing with someone in reference 10
a business affair, he would not enter
into contract, and leave out an i'm
DOrtant feature, and rely on the will
inEness OF the other party TO perform
the LETT out proposition Of the con-
tract 1Ir. Aiusa, nor any other good
business man, would think OF do
ing such a foolish thing yet Nr. Alnsa
is now urging the public 10 do some
thing that he himself would not do IN
his own business.
As a matter Of fact, the ordinance
provides that the city must never ask
the railroads TO do anything further
in the premises
I have no direct interest in this
matter. my only interest being that I
am a taxpayer and loyal TO the best
interest of the city OF FL Paso. J.
therefore. viii vote No in Tuesdays
election I- f. @
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
Wanted Help-FemaIe.


,TsFKEEPTNG rooms in exchange Tor
Doe -Hr p W Man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
Personal.

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WIGS and roupess H-&H- Co, us " kans
sPIRELLA carse-s- Mrs Hu-ert- Pm s5.2
LACE CURTAINS Numbered beautifully
h-au.r 7f-s-
PERIOD dining room furniture
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
WANTED Grimes 20 w-lre 20 Matt
Grima-d. general delivery. p Easl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13

For Rent-HlisceIlaneous.
~--~-~------~--~~-~-~-~--
GARAGE for one car 2509 Grant ave.
Phone 1851
FOR KENT- Hammond piano. SIS per mo-;
no children Phone 63s9W after 8 D. M
DTesSmaking.
DkE>Sualing work guaranteed. p Sf7SW.
EXPERIENCED dressmaker wants sewins
90 tome Phone 2fcs
DRE~>MAkING and rem0deIing- Phone
f39sW. Mrs Webb.
h--nstl-ching- picotlng. a~cordeon pleatlnE-
Miss Corum- s. Bu-EI-- aid- Pm 1911
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGING-
view machine Union DYE Works. as "
stanton ST.. OPP s. w bldg Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
Taxpayers Otter Reasons For
Defeat of "Subway" Scheme

face Of the street where they are now
and require the railways 10 diver
their freight traffic along the river,
where IL belongs. The passenger traI-
fIc can continue on the present tracks
without much inconvenience TO the
city
Fourth. I believe in being liberal TO
railways, as they have done so much
TO help build our city, but I also be-
lieve in protecting the city so that
traffic viii not be congested by clos
ing of streets and that the city VIII
NOT be put TO d great expense in tax
ing care Of a large subway through
the center Of the city T. - Bray
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
THE ROSEMONT
Apartments Unfurnished.

Apartments UnfurniShed.
] --~-~-~----~-~--~--~-~ ------~----~-~---~--~~-
/ ALEXANDRIA apartments Phone SIS.
I TWO unturnished apis. Jsrmans apis. SO
I ". Missouri ST Apt J.
PRIYATE apartment. modern rooms
and large hall Phone ls5s OF liSs-
BEAUTIFUL new four room apartment
I n children. 2O1 L-awtou- Phone 6l55
/ THE WILIMARY-Light. cool apartment.
sleeping porch. very close in no children
[ Apt O. as Prospect
JIST completed. never occupied, 4. and
room apartments 1880 Montana Apply
jauitor or F. b. McClintock- court house
THE LINCOLN-4 room apis Just COM
pIeted- $40 w Boulevard two blocks
from C-cve.ant So $50 mo Pm ll63-
TIE BINKLEN. cor. Epson and DAVIS
For lease. nice outside room apt. min
utss walk from postofflce- Phone soSlR-
POUR rooms hardwood floors. buut IN
features. heat private porches, on parked
street Inquire I105 = RIO Grande.
MODERN room apartments just COM
uIeted. all outside rooms. opposite park
a model home. Inquire Apt J. 1904 Mon
tana ST.
ROSFN APARTMENTS
T12 Prospect avenue the most modern
IN -he city. These elegant apis. are now
ready FOR occupancy Apply apartment g.
Phone S6flW. :
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13

FOR RENT-DUPLEX Art.
1852 Epson ave; & large rooms.
bath; front and glassed in sleep
ing p0rcn; hath and kitchen tile
flu7-s. living and dining room
hardwood gas stove. laundry room
and garage- No sick or small chill
dren-
RIO GRANDE REALTY Co,
2il--1e First Nat. Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
FOR RENT

$500 Fl Boulevard. S rooms.
bath. sleeping porch and
Basement garage
g5L6 Idalia. rooms. BATH
sleeping porch
5501 Kings highway. S rooms
bath and sleeping porch
PERRY-KIREPATRICE Co.
1Z5 ~. san Antonio Pm s9a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13

Situations Wanted-Male.
BRICKLAYER wants work. willing WORK
PHOTOGRAPHER. helper and Er9eery de-
If-a-- man. Frank ZaEore- slo "yol--.-5-
BOOKKEEPER. - years erper-e9,,,5.
wants position beginning august t. -A-
dr-ss p S. care Herald
RFTIARLF ba1EECeper wants set q t1'ts
90 Keep that requires an'1- W.
daily. city reference fhln- atl'H
WANTED Position by booSkesper and
general office man y years 9AF-
Address q 81 Gaze Herald
.4WYFR-PIace wanted by adaptable
young man iu lawyers oll-ee- A---
r. D. X. pos-oftice box 90
LINOTYPE operator printer rApel--.--
position, 1000 ems per hour A--l777
gs-- ID Paso. Texas
Situation Wanted-FemaIe.
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LACE curtains washed Phone .oss
COLORED woman wants day WORK .-2---
MOUNTAINEERING position IN family Of Two
IN ar our of town eI0z EI Paso s.
COLORED woman wishes day work oF VIII
take home 2l' Ihird ST
1VANTED-To care for little girl phone
~TTI=aTIOS wanted by industrious coiorel
woman Iu private family room on place
Phone f5-f-
FIRST-CLA~S COOK and houss5e
warts position in good place fA'--
4gfsW.
WANTED elderly lady with aoy
- IN b--.ssv-0rl.5 prefer good home
Phone 1881
RELIABLE young married American de-
sIres h1usegsorz position. home nights pre-
fsrred. Phone f-15-
HAVE listed several good girls for general
h1usa work or maids- can stay nis--.7
Golden west Messenger and Employment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13

ALEXANDRIA aDartments. Phoas tls5-
TWO unsurnished apis. Jermans apis. SO
W Missouri St Apt ].
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-17

IN. " G a Whlrfsra Campaign.
TAe T W G a iu make ah.rl.
erd campaign of ehiekaaaa next
lWaineaeay masniae and ita rer-e-
ss1tatVes expect % canVass esery
house iu the ely 10 two hoars The
Grady county officers 81 charge ~
the campaign are Mrs Johns chair
mani Nrs. r X Woolten treasl
er Mr.. b p smith secretary. For
me conveniencs of the canvassers
chlckasaa has been divided into four.
teen districts. With the foIowing cap
tains ID charge Mesdamss Ben
Hampton. slusher Ludlow. Ambris
Der. Aiger Melton. Frey Q. c. Boone
w r Phillips. Carmichael 81 A.
siod4aFd. o eoffusan. inman. r
davenport ard j. G. Mays zach viii
name her helpers and al the com.
mitteas ail meet at the Mcfarland
hotel at three O'Clock Tuesday after.
noon. The T. w. G. A. has asked
Oklahoma 70 give $4,000 aad $500
has been apporIoned 10 Chickasha.
the general ~ork 81 the u W G
a for which the money is to Be- used
r work among the girls ilvins near
lhe cantonments aud hostess houses
AZ the camps
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-17

Monthly Meeting Of c. ". 3. n.
A good meeting Of the G W. 3. 81
was held Monday afternoon in the
parlora Of the Christian church. with
Mrs j. @. Mays aud Mrs. George
Calvert acting as hostesses. Mrs. 3.
~ Smith led the lesson on Africa
giving an interesting history OF Mo-
.hammel and Mrs Wylie reviewed a
mission book Oh Africa Mrs Marga-
ret lee led the Bible lesson
The annual G. w B. N. day WITH
Be the first SUNDAY in November and
.a committee was appointed to ar
range suitable program A com.
miitee vas also appointed to assist
with the mems banquet Wednesday
evening.
Following the business session and
program social hour was enjoyed
the hostesses serving tea and waters
Mrs p r Smith and Mrs. sune
panrea fea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-17

= Z = !. > 4. , = = 4. > ) : .
8 i~ LOVING MEMORY or :
Z. REEEkaA u.LLLLnnr :.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-17

The Good Samaritan society q ths
Methodist church met Tuesday after
noon at the home of Ars q p
Pross with 2 very good attendance.
The members spent the afternoon in
fancy needle work preparing for q
hazaar which they viii hold Deeem-
Der 8. Miss Thelma Pross rendered
some very pretty piano selections
and dainty refreshments added 20
the guests enjoyment
The society VIII meet Tuesday Mo-
vember q at tie home q Mrs Il &.
Boone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-17

story Hour for Children
group of mothers on South
Eighth street have arranged most
commendable way b. which their
children are happily benefited at a
story hour each morning from DO ua-
tn II O'Clock. Mesdames Donahue.
Cayaness. w H. Cook John Major
D. II. Roche and F. N. Frey are the
mothers interested and each one en-
tertains an the children one morning
during the week The children look
forward with pleasure to those story
periods
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-17
Farty.rma club entertalnea.

f F9lkyT w AfA1 ENAef taiNent
Mrs Oatley Anderson was iHe has.
tsss az d pleasant meeting 81 Ire
F9rtytw0 club % Tuesday 81 this
week The afternoon was devoted
b Red c-oss Work. the ladie bring.
lng with them their knitting aad
hand sewing Late in the afternoon
tea. waters aid other aecessorio
aere served Mre Helm presiding at
the tea table Bliss Virginia Smith
assisted in serving tic guests
Among those present were Mcs.
denies Haza Cochran GHkey. lnman.
Hf c pattea p Smith
H Ta IaWa.f Wn1t
BE- ma ifaftl ara
M smith I club w mea
hs, wini Mrs Uog Smith
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-17

WI sec F0W F1T7-
Among the chicAashl people Who
expsat O. so 70 Oklahoma City Mon
day nieht 20 see the musical comedy
PEN POM arg Measr and Mes.
asnlc Ed Johus Charles Williams.
euy sNiih n T. Bovden Fl j.
HrQwnson Harry Ludlow III M
frey and Harry Hamnerly. Mes.
DANES p q Witherspoou. Lee Olive
Ben Johnson and the iatier's guest
AIRS Ralph Bennett Of Little Rock
Ark and Miss Virginia smith
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-17

= , = < , > . $ = . .
a tribute to the homory Of one
wtose gentle spirit and suoetnsss ot
character have made ,helr impression
upon the hearts OF those who knew
and loved her. and VIII Iinger through
the years TO be cherished as d rare
gift
a child whom every one loved. Of
superior wisdom for one So Young
iHusive always gentle. happy and
deeply apprseiative. she was ever a
joy 70 mature friends. and playmatas
alike.
Too ethereal for this ~orid she
stayed only a short whils-scatteriug
happiness and sunshine. then passed
on leaving many richer and better
for having tslt the Impress OF this
deitats re.soHaiity upon their lives.
Thers Is vacant place r. many
hearts watch cannot BE filled oniy
Tie passing years ran bring the balm
.hai wi.l heal thls ashlne void But
.isien. Something bids us to not
iespairi There comes % us waited
ln the breezes Of fancy the chorus
y thar glad and happy throng ot
Aililfen-ihe angel choir ana joy
ila among these S the voice 81 the
ne we loved 3 dearly Fer 81 such .
the kingdom Of heaven
A Friend
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-17

Mfz "a Johns went to Dallas last
night 20 attend Miss Margaret VIII
son's recital and the reception given
% her honor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-17

4-r4 Ralph Bennett Of Little Rock.
ara srsiTea in Chiekasha this morn
iAg for aa extended visit with 1lrs
Ben r Johnson
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-17
I 0. c Meets MONDAY.

U. o. c. Meets MONDAY
The q u G WI hold their regu-
lr meeting Monday afternoon AZ 2.30
O'clock ~ the home Of Mrs Lizzie
Gotham se5 South Sixth street Mrs.
J.. II Neville VIII lead the lesson
on Why Did the States Secede"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-17
knt At club

Knit AZ Club.
a party oI lmittor took their work
20 the Country club Tuesday after
noon enjoying pleasan, visit while
they knitted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-17
SOCIETY NOTES

+ = + = > ) : ; + ; , > = .
Mrs u B Bridges laft Thursday
night for Dallas where she was cell
ed by the illness Of her grand child.
-saZ-
J. D. Sugg Of san Angelo. Tex.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-07-19
N. JENKINS DIED
IN SPOKANE. Wash,

M. r. Jenkins fer many years q
resident of Audubon county died at
the residence OF his daughter, Mrs.
Allie Carpenter ait Spokane, Wash;
on June 20 The following is the
obituary !.
NJ p, Jenkins was born in Wyom
ing county, New Youk March 9
1847, where he lived until about
1868, when he came to Alta tic,
Iowa. and later to Audubon coun-
ty; makirg his home for many year
at Braytons He moved to Spokane
Washington in / 8 S. where he regid
ed until his death which occurred
on June 2OIsh, 4 917. The funeral
services were held at the home Of
Mrs. Carpenter, and burial at
Spokane, Washington.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-07-19
|SI0 Men visit
RELATIVES IN extra

George Bliss Of Corning,
Iowa, and Howard Bliss; hie SOM
= brother inrtaw and nephew Of MI.
2. e; Wilson Of this city drove N
Sunday evening from Ames, Iowa;
where MI. Howard Bliss has q cone
tract with the Iowa State college
to erect two hollow cement block
silos. Il
The most partic able alo now, is
the h'olluw cement bIock. The FOUND
ationa are usuatlly laid solid and
allowed, to dry awhile before the
erectionsSof the vail The fauorite
or popular size II I6042 and beinl
bnilt. ~ cement yila n thstand NE
storms. &
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-07-19
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED.


with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, 40
they cannot reach the seat OF the
disease. Catarrh is blood or con-
stitutional disease. and In order TO
cure 1t you must take internal re-
medEes. Halls CatRruh Cure is
taken INTERNALLY, and aots directly
upon the blood and mucous eur
nace. HALLS CataFr,h Cure is not q
quick medicine. n was prescribed
by ONE OF the best physicians IN
khis country for years and Is q
regular prescription. 1t il compos-
ed OF the best tones known. DOM
.bined with the best blood purd6i-
era, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect oomban atioin
OF the two ingredients II Whist pEo
'duces such wonde rful results n
curing catarrh Send nor tesd
ials. free.
Take Halls Family PILLS TOR CON
stdpatioh.
F. j. OTlHuNHY and CO.. Props.
Toledo. Q. Sold by Druggists.
price 75c.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-07-19
EXPERT
ATLAlc
seeley. with International reputa
ton, called to Atlantic. 4

seeley. with International reputa-
tion, called to Atlantic. e.
F. H. seeley, Of Chicago and
Philadelphia, the noted truss expert;
win he at the Park Hotel and win
remain in Atlantic Saturday only,
June 2sfh. Mr.. Seeley Gays: The
Epermatic Shield VIM not only re-
tain any case OF rupture perfectly.
hut contracts the opening in 10
days ON the average case. This I'M
strument received tho only award IN
England and Spain, producing re-
snlts wdthout surgery injections,
medical treatmenta or preecrip tdons.
Mr.. Seeqey has Important official
documents for Inspection. Charity
GASES without charge, OF If amy in
tereated can. and he will be
glad to Show game withpnt charge
or fit them. u des.rsds Business
demands prevent atopping at any
other place in this sectinn.
r s. Every statement i. this mo-
tice has been verified before tia
Federal and state Con. 81.
seeley. 49,.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-07-19
BRAIY7ON { OAKFIE[.D|||'

Mrs. soren Andersen and daughter
Amelia. Nora Larsen and Chris
Andersen and wife OF Audubon, aut-
oed to omafa Sunday and spent
the day with relatives.
Mrs. Jenette Ppmeroy who spent
the past four weeks with her SON.
Frank Freeman and family, return
ed last Thursday to- her home at
Joliet, Ill. /. !.
Miss EHva Nelson visited last
week in Atlantic with her sister!
Mrs. Carl Andersen.
Mrs. F. L. Freeman spent last
Thursday night at the home of her.
daughter, Mrs. Lewis Heath in ATT
lantic. ..s. 81
Mrs. john Keldgen and som Herlof
were visitors in Atlantic Friday.
~ Lydie Blom went to Atlantic:
last Thursday, and spent the night:
with. her sister, Bena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Meyers
returned last week from Chicago,
where the former has been attend
Ding school. and will spend the sum
mer with Mrs, Meyers parents, Al;
f. Anderson and Wife
Chaoris and Joaerhine Scott ct
Atlantic were visiting relatives
at the H. M, Bartlett home last
week. S.. 4.
Dorothy Kelley of Atlantic, visit
ed las,t week at THE home of her
uncle, T ], McGovern, returning
home Saturday.
John Nissen, Henry Hansen, R.
Miller and Earl Brown were
callers in Audubon Friday.
Mrs. R. Miller and children, of
Wiota visited the latter part of
last week with their relatives in
Braytm. {. g.
Alma Leigan. who is spending the
summer with her sister. Mrs. Ralph.
Goodwin near Wiota was Calling
on friends in Brayton Saturday sye-
ming. 4. S.. &,
Ella Nymand was am Atlntdc visit
or Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid Society was enter
J .Ainsau 5ls'ase : nula'aAy afternoon at
s..s' 4l.11 = tais' Y ilpu1 BINS
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The following is the Iist Of WIN
ners il the different contests al the
German Lutheran Picnic on july
ia, laat
SHOOTING CONTEST.
First. VIM: Krauss second, Dine
more: Third. undecided Fourth. il.
sohwartdng
HORSE SHOE PITCHING.
First sam schwa ring second and
Third umd,scdded .S''
YOUNG MARRIED MEMS RACE
First. Ed Weeack; Second, john
Newman: Third. Card Vnse: Fourth;
lawrence Seadaemann.
MAsIsIED MEMS RACE.
Mrst. ROY Hays: second paa,aI
sei1lama ann: Third Chas. sPetrd
THREE I1Ef 5f31cD RACE.
Fsrs4 car1 vf,,a ana ann . John new
II ,n. sacon 4 q M U7esa1,s snd Naet.
- ~ hf,an.
FAT MANS RACE.
n,ret He 4, TIcFaann. second
| a mos I,ibhen !: Third Willdam John
SON.
SACK RACE.
Firat i. p. warner: Second 81 paul
lsetdlemaInn: Third. Lawranoe setd-
lleu,ann &.
4 LADIES. FREE FORsAI4L RACE,
First .ena F.a,ea Second Mrs
nd sat,hau: Thi1yi, Mrs. Jaco.h-
aar :. M, q, i Mrs. F,ed Rtre.ane.
MARRIED LADIES. RACE
FS1zt Mrs ID sanhaa,: second,
Mrs. .Is Jak,oa;sen: Tht ID. Mrs. John
Ernst (. Fonrt,l,s Mrs.. Geo Birad,na
ynyIN 4 I.ADTEs I1NDER !, aS RACE.
n M 1,1aa.a = -. s,et,onliI (: EyIs,e
Daletuke: Third Ifa18e Welpmev-
Ter; Nourtan. Idluian 3 Martll.
YOUTHS RACES.
BOYS UNDER lie.
First. Waster Mbben; second,