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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
FRENCH ADVANCE ON
FRONT 0FIW0 MILES
HAVE CAPTURED OVER @oo pRlS-
oAERS IN THE REGION
or loCRE.
BRITISH CONDUCT RAIDS

Lana1n. lin sharp operations around
loeye. Preach troops made N inapor.
tans advances sn Z groHs Ut mere than
two miles and captured over 400 pras.
oners. according 10 Field Marshal
Hatg's report from British keadsaar.
teFs In France
The text u the statement follows:
"Ovsr night rrench trcoes carried
out a successful operation east and
northess, Of Loere All shsir object
Ives we're gained On a froat OF s.ese
Yards Mare than 400 prisoners we're
taken
There was local fighting north Of
Albert, an result Of which fsw Of
our troops are missing.
"A party Of our troops rushed a post
east Of Hsbaterne. capturing prison.
ers and two machine guns
-.,r~ 'ttGAsy hostile syttIlsry aassplayed sen,
siderable activity wisa ssa SEaffs
aorth of nethans
we captured few. prisoners a. a
result Of . successful raid carried oat
In the Albert sector,
"A raid attempted by the eaerny
north az Hinges xax rrruised with
heavy loss 10 ths hostile raidinx
party.
''The hostile artillery activity In
.sYsz~ snsf s.cnatasya hfy an the AtbNrts
hacqoy fruut"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
TO WORK ALIEN ENE MES
One Of the Measures 1sins Taken BY
the Government 10 Meet the
Labor Shortage.

Lake Village, Ark. ---inteYasd Ger
ynAa and Austrian enemy aliens from
the big inserumsut camp NJ Hot
Spring. n G., will arrive here to 20
To work un the Sunnysids plantation,
one Of the largest farming properties
In this entire region
la the party. which win come In 4
special car under the direction OF an
agent of the department OF justice,
will he A. men. A second party will
come q few days later. bringing the
total UP TO 100
This il one measure beIas taken by
the federal government 10 meet the
labor shortage, and while \ mere bag
atelle compared 10 the need, the 100
men thus put 10 work will do uuch
to produce food on tbs s.ooo acr~a he
inx cultivated by the sunnyside CON.
pany. cf which W. J, Moore of Lake
Village Ia one Of the principal fix'
nres, Cotton. corn, oats and other
feed crops constitute the prieipai pro
duction os the property.
In the personnel OF the enemy
aliens who are coming are three
classes u men-tsermans who were In
this country when war vas deciar~4
and who had taken out their first nal,
uraiiss,lou papers. German business
men and lahcrers who were In the
Philippine islands At that tim~, all o.
~hem ,hars eeen tn,erned.. and sailors
.sk;ssn 1frssstr IN. 'Ktun sastar svssttAnss,s,
the Estsi FREDERICK and other In
termed German and Austrian vessel.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

~ ~Gsasss tsRhesaeAssn& IN sase, Hsssst sssas
pctr~s4rna ss~ssi viia .tssay;as .sssaIGJ tha
shdlord u the IAefr1sa sAs~sa "EAs
other vseainr the felirrs here In Inc
sfsee were telling funny stories, and
Enes got es enc about drunken man
meeting a ghost He strung the yarn
AM quite distance. abb then, after -
Ind got through and W. had atl laughed
Seii,sis. i.e rs.enllectcsi that 4 dyanksss
pan ai~ays saya 'iiie' And 10. ~ h.
santed To le perfectly accurate. he told
shc whole ssnfy oser srs,a. putting In
lhe missing hIecoughs Ut the prVnsr In
xrvais sometimes shsnk that with
I llttis different education Eaos waulA
have made q frsts.iass German spy
Kansas THY star
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

CofuYMnas. et-~Resolatlaaa arsias
the organic ankon al oil the Evangel
hal churches In the United States
were adopted here by the gen,
erxl assembly of the Presbyterian
church. North. THIS action Vas do
eIar~d 10 be the most important taken
by any denomination In yeArs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

grass, Canada thistle ana m!lkweed.
cannot IN destroyed Ia this manner at.
ter they have become well established.
Injury to the stand tn sveyt~d ny
siansins the te~sh II the harrow hscA.
ward about No degrees. although nm
~xceasirc xlHn, In undesirable. When
4 wr~dsr Is used the teeth directly
over the rows are cftsn removed.
Either tool hsd h~ss he nsed In TIM NJ
sesnoon or m ho, day, when the
plants srw wisseA and limp. The re-
Rod ~ greatest danger to the stand
" Jus, m fine PLANTS are coming
through the ground, nj which time
and for a few days thereafter. harrow.
Inr In insdrisshir. A shors trial viii
demonstrate whether the injury In
srss.se, thAa ths4 .@astnx,, alihaaxh enc.
.sAcald mt iose courage ,oo quietly,
Narrow These crepa
CROPS which emn he narrowed rue
ee~ssnlly sEeiuds csru. cotton. potatoes.
Geld heans ard peas. rrgnr he~ts, sor.
ghtum- cane, peanuts. sudan grass. al-
gaisa. s~ret clover. wheat. harley. onis
ard rye. The Grain craps are har.
rcwed more 10 remove Wild mustard
and ether weeds than fer shs sake II
cultivation. special hsrrows are made
for broadcast alfalfa.
Tohscrn. cabbage and other tr~as.
PLANTED ~rup@, m well ia youM9 rrmss
and csos~r seedlings ard mast truck
crcr@. ss~ t"o delicate FIR this Yn~shcd
AZ cuisivssins.
Hsrrowfng cannet b. expe<fed b
E1ve good results unless the sarfars
soil Ia In sred Mn. The obje1 a
haFrov4ns h Ia Hsciasain. ~ IN Hsaks.
. sc~d b~d Fpr this r~sson th~ f~@c-
sac~ n most papuiar 90 she hxhieT
tyres ~ sosi. ~ ts~s~ arr early pst-
PARED and WORRIED vsry sv'od rrmnlh
ars serutpss. hrvs~er. "a heavy clay
loan eosis. and sh~ prscttce n rsrsdlr
~xsendfnr ~ the requirements h-cssoe
usnrv esoersiiy underwood
ssfn clay spais. w@s sei end ar&l ~
which q hard rrsss has serrs<d Should
aos s~ hxrfnaied. ~ the srnrfeus~sss
must ~ wrsrhse-i NV hearty that TRY
sfli lntsre The srop-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

Nxya- Kan A tornado sweeping
over the northern par, Of Ells. county
Killed five persons and caused consii
cradle destruction u property Mr.
And 6trss Ssf*Ssafts,ss eSstss' I'm S.sieese
three grandchildren we're Allied Fur
thev dctSls are lacking because a.
damaged wire communication.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
an Nscrces Arreste1

Pine niafs. Ark Six negroes are
under arrest at Star Ct'y. l4nooss
ceaa,y. sn connection w:,s re murder
Of gesay vsuce. poted ey-caav!ct. shot
10 aeatA at the threshold ~ IS little
stcre. scar me CG2aEli1S ,8rls
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
FRE Ncn GAIN DETECTIVES.
In Cooperation Win, 1r'tish. Maize
Decided Can.

With the British Army -. TIE Frwnra
trtops fighting alongside the British
have carried another ct their whirh
wind attacks 10 : suceessfui cnncir.
sica 10 the Flanders battlefield and
thereby advanced their line alons =
&.oonyard iron, In the IAocre sector
Several hundred German prisoners
have skus faY been hrcaxA, In. Tbs
prisoners have he~u sent On the
happy road to the French rear
No attempt was made to pash for
ward 10 = xrva, depth. and all object
ives were gained A = consequence
there has essa decided !mpsovemen.
In the Aiised positions.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

Montgomery, Ala Miss Maud Crew
az Fur; Payne was Instantly killed
whea she shielded a small child from
injury ~ the automobile in waich she
vas riding dashed down a mot ntAia
at Blanche Gap
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
prtNate.A SutsldAr

Little Rcck. Ark Private Alexar.
der Reae,ss,, - years old A nseinoNr
Of company |. atTth regiment. com.
mittcd suicide ~ hanging himself,
Resasiski Was A Pole and vas a tnelan.
ehclsA victim for several weeks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

Asssrsean Artillery Hathes Thorn Ia
Az StsNs ~ Ahstta

With the American Array In France
American artillery "a the rreneA
fr,at in picsray hammered the enemy
hn~s vita saetls frea heavy cA,iA~e
esns One A1ertcaa battery scored
q direct biz on German ammaattsos
dump, tn tae vicinity % Csat,xrv
eaa*tsx series OF explosions ira
Yankee Saraers have Ragged several
enemv ammunition dumps where Aixa
explosives are stored.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07


- a1s1na oH oillMK we1n&a - ~
f.Ssks III Hlahkanlso y&essahas c..
pcaad IN I VIA 9uaxsntse 80. VA
srive NTxeR hanela fru4N III 49, 10,
fkxs1 ffSScxaAi.M y N xlst Sus
Wet rAilaaslpAtA n
fkses - tkspAsads n wsnsn sssey~
wkses U MN. Nfsx0AIies coMai6ssA
sa srsnx nyIm ssysss - nAS1as
hsaaseA.1 sad stAsr synrsssns = :
grateful Aqartt IN health rsstcfsd wAlsA
ia ~ " 1ysss tAaa i%tt~F - tANt etAaF
wpm@m mAy h~ne4t froM hsF sxpeeSsnee
"a Nnd hsalA ~ ~ ~ AosA
sFcw smxgss&tcAS y reGax1 N yraf 60
disica write I 5s3A y l1nkham Mssaistne
CA. Ira Naea. IAe f~mmlt NJ thslE
70 yssrs sxpssssaes y u yesF ssrvssM
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

wasAirKson, --pYnhiaiiaaa of TIE CSC
Ct sael oil for private yachts for tn.
.srassar Of the war 10 under euasi3
Grafton hy the fsei administration
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

Fax ali tAsss worksfs ~ fr~sssst ~ =
AilRas fses~ KAss. TIN sAsisspsss powder -
In shAAsa isss tAs aAess ssd snsiakl~l In ~
ass.i&iA. tssswA&sx tAsls ssAssssay I'D H.
s~fes Asraea physaeaa es<af#t IA sshas ~
ffissiea frcsn The Eke~. frssAsss ths srss.
md pfwssnss sirvd, sehlas saA hiiaasrssa sssl
Weasea eveFywasfS sse esasisst sssu q
Aslsas Fcst~ Ea.A fksas get seas Sses, 90
tsisa's Fcss-. Ea.A Slid hy assass svmy.
sh~fv. NE. ~-Aay,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

Use VI sIlks- Touah \ \
Practioe Nj 6snsrtl n m
ployet on FaEEs
WORK DONE N sla0lT IInE'
csps can ~ c&itfssas1 rwfs1 ~
osssm Os%aas yasst Pm N 1sassa
.--Nssds kalssa w Mhslssnas
Dsrt~s aaemtA " A1Ax

sfvwn~ssS b. xA& rssAssA essaN Ise4xe~
sasas st Asrxe@szzsAl
A fasxA rFaefacw aa& gwnersaay smsN
pssGsa ~ tks as< ef sse ~ssxsex VI sAs
xptkNssxtA AMSrex amssnMa III tMa ssaA.
al sae-tow emltixMsw tn saasayatsnx
<F~fss ns~ eswas csssssA enA f~sAtsesk
ThSs rsscssex asseS mos lnsaasw haysnx
new snEas3a~at& In sseAas auly nc.
fsTxnf ase III These ssl~aaiy' % aaany
farusS wv n r15acas laaMw cssxt aa psr
csas ena de-s the seA In 3ae-sAlsa ssss
sssme.
taa wesiffvr&s~d rTaanA whleh h
fre~ FROM st~ass. eassts sna trash.
tsu,s~rssasa hafre~ on u ta-faA wesxier
can ss used fer all bet the heaviest
caitisassax ansss The Sreps aFs q Do q
saesae@ haga. and will No ths work
IN ene-thsrd the time required hy 4
txo-hesS~ enstisasnr. Iy axsng The
larger isnpsem~ntx The sss@a III eAissvs-
tiea n rrtacea fram nj per ssAs to
asces ND tssF r~at al shs easa u grew
Ink the ssvn RESIDES warmsanr saia.
able farm laher fer other xxA dur
iax the busy s~a@ea. II d~xawA. she
ercps can he cultivated twicc a. afssn
during the FIRST part u the srs&ca. In
~hish case there will a~ little hoUsnx
snd eultivafirs 10 do dassag haytng.
III either event the ~wwas srs kgased
whose~aie tn May, INSTEAD Ut row ss
Ut . time IN laAe.
Net Severe rrsstmeWG
Driving a wecsse~ or even harrow
ovcr s@uns Erv~ink crop n mui ss sT~
we're trea:msai ~ weald sppear. Mast
crsp plants sF~ tnugh ana heavily
rootcd and are not damaged i~rnse.
nssatiy, either by the harrow ~ the
horses A few plants ARE unsuasssf
and there IL sasnc tearing III the
larger leaves. tut this can no enttrsly
psE~sA hg, sp~sasns Assl~ sssse -h~sssly,
yisAfi asaHas. sAewssS en- sAe scsh~s A&s.slv
sFe nse*tiy si,aiiss~sruefrt nnss are
nearly all destroyed, However, the
harrow or weesier must be us~d b~.
fore the we~sss pxc~~d ag inch In
heseht In order 10 he effective. pcr.
s1nisr weeds, II course, Hike auack
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

Detroit. Mich Miss Misnte naisea
janttress Of pHhlic schocl here.
killed i>vtncigal I-Saae and tAsr
cors r.istea suicide
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
rrSneA rsssamsnsA

N assist The unstxal States selalsse
10 is~rn Fr~eeA ana ii ths sasnt time
make reading the Rihs~ mere ia-
sse~tias. the fstlae seeists has ixsas6
Z special sssk~s ~sastsen ~ ths uaSpSl
nj m. Mark. ccAiRsasax the Gosp~l n
rsencA On one rags and In co1asse.
cert In Engslsh GA the eppcsiss para.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

Washington President Wilson has
signed the sedition bill giving the
xnvcramsn; wide pcvess TO punMa
dis.oysi acts and ntteranc~&,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07
Sels.pscsptlen.

Seis.pecsptien.
"iesams s~e ose a. acsn cuckoo
rierks." said Mr.. Ergsius.
Here yuu nv"
'x,oslj 300 Kind q change de tune Z
iifler'
whats the idcnr
= wants an alarIn clock, ! 6oHf
tnke 10 desc hasty an excited alarm
sineAs. II sus essld ass~ia ea@ a. 49,
10 cMehie like chicken. | could xHka
~ ~s~y tn' hasisfssfaui every TINA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

~iis handies bin subjects withost
gicv~s NJ all pn~n ought 10 d."
~Ail meaf How sissmt q linsfnaar
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

The hack II q cioeh IL ai~sys -.
Aipd time.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

Nashville. 49, MAI Ratieaws smssh.
chairman al the state cssncn u m
tienal defense, has directed the sheriff
at an East Tennessee eoanty 10 arrest
81 seg.straats who we're called tn tha
draft aud who have failed to present
themselves fos physical exasalnasssn
and snrotlmeai tn the service Of the
Urltad States,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

Paris -At sAe Isss meeting at TIE
city eaanci. vieeFAayux yeea NJ, For
ter WAS named mayer Of Paris 10 800
coed A. b. Scatss, whose resigaatiua
WAS accepted on hts departure ter
Menpasa, Mr. Porter 10 proaasueAs
business HAA Of rAris His saeesssug
a. AldumaH will he named nsat
week.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

EAAssaneo@a. --. rear enesay Alma
prssoHsss --ArHas4 Risnkel, Jasca e =
Br0eT. Reaers pesse and Waa. n. J.,
wsxnes, escaped trowa tass Pgasea bar
rSsss xs surs ssssesAerre sasss sazas
fhgx msYmrrsfsaaN i
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-06-07

Memphis That Memphis has =
:iauor clearing houre. operated for the
Aoosiegeerx trade, ~ the belief Of
axea;s a. the department n issssee.
who Saturday b%ean sarestisaticns
which they o~nevs viii rssnls In sev-
ersl arrests.
MI Peasant Capt e.. n Reeves
II the Canadian army. who has been
ever the top" spoke 70 an interested
suassnr~ On the asAlie sSwars In ths
sufg-sSt at the Red Crcas, csgs
Reeves Ia nns az fire hveshers who
have snns to FrsEce. ard tso cf thsn
have s4ysa s.ss, Gses In TIE CAUSE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-25
BANKHEAD MEN
To SEE JUAREZ
While Here on Official
Routing Tour, Will Be
Lunched in Mexico.

When the Bankhead highway path
finding committee arrives here next
Wednesday, they will find a warm
welcome awaiting them ". C. Roe.
president Of the Automobile club. has
invited Otis c. Coles to have the cham
Der Of commerce join in the reception
and this Will be done.
Each visitor will be presented with
a membership card in the Automobile
club and on the back he will find
printed this: You are a guest Of the
FL PasO Automobile club and the FL
Paso chamber of commerce. This card
entities you TO a room and meals at
Hotel Sheldon while in FL Paso-"
Yesterday Mr.. Roe and judge Adrian
Pool made arrangements with F. W.
Berkshire and Geo. J. Harris. Of the
immigration service, 10 permit the
visitors to be taken to Juarez, and
Andres Garcia. Mexican consul gen
eral. agreed 10 accompany the party
to JuareZ. He accepted an invitation
to lunch with the FL Pasoans and their
guests. The luncheon will be typically
Spanish and will be served in Juarez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-25
BREWSTER AIDS
NEARBY TOWNS
Red Cross There Lends
Helping Hand in Fight
ing the Influenza.

Alpine, Tex, oct. 25.-Alpine is very
fortunate in not having had many
deaths from influenza or pneumonia
Thus far only one death has occurred
among the Americans j. P. Ken
nedy-though the many cases Of
sickness and death among the Next
cans make it advisable TO continue
the quarantine. Two boys dying at
army camps. Frank Crawford and
James Hancock. have been sent here
for burial.
This gives Alpine an opportunity OF
extending a helping hand to its needy
and less fortunate neighbors. Eav-
ing heard that the Maria chapter was
unable 10 provide all the necessary
supplies for the Big Bend base hos
pital. located there, the Brewster
county chapter volunteered its aid.
and was asked TO give 50 suits OF
paiamas- The women Of the Red
Cross offered to make them. and
within two days 55 suits were sent
Aid for Fort Stockton
At Fort Stockton. the epidemic was
raging and deaths were numerous
Alpine was appealed TO and supplied
two doctors and eight nurses Some
of these nurses left their homes and
families to undertake this arduous
am danger fraught task. Others
we teachers in the public school
Although they were not trained or
graduate nurses, in a few days these
doctors and temporary nurses had the
epidemic under control. As the same
chapter (Alpine) is engaged in max
ing influenza masks, several dozen
were dispatched there.
In the recent campaign for refc-
gee clothing. Brewster county chap
ter more than tripled its quota OF
$50 pounds. To date this chapter has
shipped 3s5 pounds of fruit pits for
LSarcoal in gas masks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-25
BIC OIL WELL
IS BROUGHT IN
Texas and Pacific Coal &
Oil Co. Has a New 5000
Barrel Producer.

Eastlsnd. Texas, oct. 25.-The
Ranger pool brought in another big
producer yesterday northwest of the
town about one and a half miles. The
well is the Texas and Pacific Coal and
Oil company No. Woods, is a neigh
Dor to the Jones and Stayden wells
and promises to be just as big a pro-
duction- The top of the sand was hit
yesterday afternoon at a depth of 344O
feet and the 200 barrel flow tank
was filled in less than two hours.
The well is estimated to be making
5000 barrels.
In the Stephens county field today
the Mid-Kansas company hit the top
Of the sand in their No. 1 Knott we'll
located about three miles southeast
Of Caddo and the well is reported max
ing 1000 barrels or more with a ire
mendous flow of gas The Texas COM
pany's No. I Houston well, about one
and one-haf miles northeast of the
Fincher No > and about three miles
southeast of Breckenridge, is flowing
by heads about every hour and il is
estimated that the flow each time is
20 barrels or about 250 barrels daily.
The State Oil corporations No. /
Parrack well. six miles north of East
land, IS drilling at 300 feet. The
bringing in OF the Texas and Pacific
Coal and OIL company's Woods well
only goes 10 prove so much the
stronger the theory advanced by the
oil men that the Ranger pool is ex-
tending in a northwestern direction
The traders and spectators seem to
be centering their efforts on this ter
ritory and the activity in the develop
ment field is stronger in the north
west territory from Ranger than in
any Of the other undeveloped fields
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-25

THE Hog Ford preacher will have
1 for his sermon subject next Sun
day Sin" a large crowd is expected
to be present, as they want to hear
what he has to say about Raj Barlow
and Alec Hellwanger.
It is expected that the appearance
Of Hogwallow Will be greatly i'm
proved as soon as frost comes and
kills the weeds.
The new building ruling by the gov
eminent was a severe blow to the an
ticipations Of the Hogwallow post
master. He says he does not see how
he can get along with theold building
he now occupies and will take the
matter up with them and demand that
the ruling be suspended in his case
and get busy and build postoffice at
once before the old one falls down
Sim Flinders, who eats at the Tick
vile restaurant when he goes there.
says II must get aWfully monotonous
to the cook in a restaurant to have TO
cook the same line Of food in the
same way and with the same flavor
every day in the year.
Some OF the Tickville girls seem in
clined to wear waists that are really
little beyond the corporate limits,
of remaining within the jurisdiction
Of prudence.
One time a dog passed a COW that
was eating hay Now the dog was
mean He would raid hens nests
steal food from the family table in
unguarded moments, and commit many
other unconventional depredations.
The COW knew this, but when he did
not bother the hay she was eating.
she concluded that he was a very kind
dog. But the dog had no appetite for
hayi Moral: Should a person get praise
for not doing a thing he has no incli-
nation to da2
The Tickviile Tidings announces
that it viii suspend publication tenn
dorarily until the editor can get out
and reorganize his business. The last
subscriber he had on his list came in
a few days ago and had his paper
and all the advertisers
dropped out some time ago. The edi- !
tor says he cannot run under such |
conditions. He will see II he can get |
some more subscribers and induce the |
to renew advertising.
When an ant meets an obstruction
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-25
POTTER COUNTY VALUATION
IS INCREASED $500. 900

Amarillo. Tex. Oct. 25.-Property
valuation in Potter county has been
increased $500 900 on account Of new
improvements. the valuation rate be-
ing unchanged from 1917 and the tax
rate for this year will be the same as
last S1.05 per 500 Of assessed valua-
ton.
collected and $14S2 poll tax. The
county will receive in taxes S79,3SO.4S
and the country district school will
receive S6569.09, making a total tax
of s1e1,1S5.63. Taxable cattle in the
county are 1920 head; horses and
mules, 400 head; sheep, zoe. and
hogs 800.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-25
MORE WEIGHT, STRENGTH,
VIGOR And NERVE FORCE

New York Physicians Who's Who"
says: 'Bitro-PhOsphate should be
prescribed by every doctor and used
in every hospital TO increase strength
and nerve force and to enrich the
blood"
By feeding the nerves directly and
by supplying the body cells with the
necessary phosphorus food elements,
bitro-phosphate quickly produces a
welcome transformation in the ap-
pearance; the increase in weight fire.
Quently being astonishing
This increase in weight also carries
with II a general improvement in the
health Nervousness, sleeplessness
and lack of energy. which nearly al
ways accompany excessive thinness.
soon disappear. dull eyes become
bright and pale cheeks glow with the
bloom Of perfect health.
CAUTION:-Althoug bitro-phos-
plate is unsurpassed for relieving
nervousness. sleeplessness and gem
eral weakness. 1t should not. owing TO
It's remarkable flesh growing proper
ties be used by anyone who does not.
desire to put on flesh.-Adv.