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The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05

OF 10 peg ssss ~ sas.. PaysAas -
nually.
And whsseaa. lslnak has Aasa naAs
bv the said gsaatsr u saiA fsust Dssd
in the pesfsrmAAas ef tAe eoeeaasts
and eonditi0as inQsaeA upea ~ - ~
terms Of aid fSust Dos1 in 80, -
wit. That sid Pestss - failaa -
pay the sAaHal intessst - - aiA
principal .sEs = Daesahss NJ, lelA
and taxes - - shsss Asaesihsl PssP
erty.
indebtsaass sspassasGs1 u ~ as4e
has fiLsl vi1A ~ HsAka tsua1ns -
tiee anl AsaaA1 - vstkiAA lpa1nsiag
said Asfsslt ~ slsstia9 - 1ssasss ~
whols 49, ssgsasssAs1 - -. ssss
and istsssst thssssa - - = - -
and PsysAas. 81 AsaaeA.g ~ sals
of said lA.A ssAss aaiA fss3 nsal
Nov, tAessAss4 psAais ssGias b ksss-
by sivsa ~ painaae = ~ nsGias.
election 90 is9asA go saAse 81 hy
virtue sf ~ esthasity vsataA in ~
by said frst DseA aa1 IT, Nv. I. q,
W. Smith, Psblis fsusGss e saii Car
field Cousty, viii ssll ths ahevs H.
scribed laad for eash, st pahlie asetiss,
to the highest bidder at ths Wsst froat
door Of the County Court Houss, h
Glenwosd apriaeA in the Csusty of
Garfield and 6<ats Of ColseaAe, -
Monday, the 2eth day Of July, A. n.
1913, At 1880 o'clock in the fessnooa
for the purpose Of paying said note,
interest 10 date Of sale, ta1ss aad the
expenses Of this ale, a.d will give 10
the purchaser thereof Q certificate Of
purchase therefor - provided BY law.
Dated Jsns 1otA, 1913.
G. ". SMITH,
Public frastee Of 0arfisA County,
ColoRaAA.
First Ublicstioa June "a, 1918.
Last publication July 10, 1913.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
YuNsp 91u6txn,s al.

WAsssaa, Lillaa a. Zaaa Whose I'd.
dssss n Es1itA OesseaAa ezaator By
~ Tssst Dss1 da&sd Dsssabsr sti.
4. D. 1911, aeA rseeedsd April 18th.
lSl1, n ~ SffSss q ~ cSsrk and
Desesass e 0asl1slA Osu.ty; Colorado.
h Bssk ieoiae RaGs - Il tAs ssesrdi
|k ~ QgsAty, e0aysysd 4. ~ Pub
II ffasese u s1ll Os1S&y H. fsllovins
- 81 ~ 0SaGty, tSvit: Lot 81
~ - 0es6f0 0tv1atooA (lT, sxsepl
|dvs aona ~ - ~ 0ust, 11o.se nd
~ 1lx (ol, a4A esaeeaiaG eAixty-favs
81 - - = - 1ss,aIip ID
~ - 1aAQs NlnSey<Aiss (ss),
~. - 3fE A. - vn1ivSasl sae..
IN is1sgssk ia.aoA - ~ J. Il fessup
0t1sA 81 ~ 0a1R~ AsWing tAssaeh
- GGla. Albe t10ky (1o) fssk eff
-tAs asi1A siAs e ~ ksseAwssE Quar-
~ - 1ss13sa -1Wsaey t1o). 1sIiShip
el1 TO- osutA 1aage NiAsty4Aees (Ssl
v. ~ 2. II, Ter I16A purposes enly,
klse . SieAt Of way for pipe line to
= ss.sssse..e !. xSa:.sst VIA the pipe
hns = ~ Town of 1ifle, Colorado.
slA siGAe e way to - along the east
h1s Of ~ Northwest Quarter of Sec
tion fweaty t3o), Township Six (6)
osltA, Raaes Ninsty-thrse 1881 West
eta p. Il, In trust 70 secure the pay
nsnt sf ens principal note Of even date
With saiA Trust DEED for $4,000, paya.
NJ h. ~ ssass Il Eph- Prsfoantsin,
q = bscsse tAsos ysaxs aftse dsts WITH
tA10ue eAseooa 4so0 dn1s - IL tats
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
ros sAI. o. lEc1A,sus,

800 acres, ~ acres alfalfa, N assss
in vhsat and oats, IS sesss ~ aa1
be put in cultivation. New lag Asass
It rosns With shinSis red asasi,
finished. Good water right - o.
abundance Of fine spring vstse vAict
does not freeze in the eelAsst Wse1hsr
Cistern and spring watsr Ter Asosstie
uss. Some sheds and eorrals ed lasge
cedar trees for shelter fer stsek. Geo.
orchard Of apples, Pluns, PsasAss a.
sprieotA Six miles to GfsaA vallsy
and only two miles frsn ~ Aansui
Aerrisania orchards. This = ~ 0Ak
ing Of . dandy stock anA daisy resell
or stock and fruit propssitase, aAjsin
Ing tie epsa rsass sad oaly sAsst dist
s.es from ths Battlsns.t Fsssse Re
serve. Price $1,000.
This place Il clear, and Win esshasgt
for god clear tova psspssty. Osod
little best farm near . annR siAAss il
the Arkaasas Valley q ths 0saaA vi
Icy, or And in the OarboaAals Algosjet
What have yoa to effort
Inquire at this office. e2;
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05

IL fun lie PssAdabsst cd inPs.ai.s;
And, adve.tsri.g, s.gaiAsA thsy get
kRewledSe and scArs-
Organized play wil not fill this gap
in educatieA- AAAual training has
limitations But in every hene lie
neglseted means Of givinG to its youth
. strengthening aad ehanetsr-aakia1
appostieansss u the Aay's verk-
Partly hsea.ss sf eAssss tAs rural
ysstA, Asssits i.sssssisg PssPsstisasts
Aaadvsstasss vih - - ss0.hasay -
ths hasl. high PlsesA LaAa sAsst &
Asns nsa.s eAsssa-Csakssh
jim Cssavsn - hsgsa ~ sssetiss
Of 4-Fsea esos.k blssk hssas .,
6sstA Rssastt ssssas. 0saa4 fsyiss
10 layiAg tAs Saseka.
Carton Hsbharl sad family viii
sooa nsvs i.ts thsir new bs,galsw -
Eaevesth street. This il . very pretty
bsiAiag sAd viii naks sPssadid
hem.
TIE Gsavsod Eagiss ball team will
play the Lsadvills Elks o. the Lad
vile diamond July 4, aad 6. 1t was
first thought the Rifle team was to
play the Lsadvills Olynpies On this oe-
casioa, but it seens the Elks secured
the grounds and then sonethins hap
pened to Rifle and now the 0lsawooi
Eagles have bssa told they are to he
tie whole attraction.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
NAV raem 1AIAI
WAa Wn Gaas~esA a0A0 ~
LAM ~ 0ossaanas g ~

Baekachs Is oaly aiDRas thiag q
first;
But if you i.d 'tis FIRE. IT, ~
Aeys;
That serious kiA.<y tssshas ~
fsllsv;
That drspsy - RrisAt's aiasaas ~
- tAs fatal -.
Yea viA - siaA = kssv ~ -
lsvinG sxPsrisssA
Ii IL Aseast statsass1 - ~
Asa4 u this lseslity.
Ma Hsssa l. aisiaoss. Gil 0psuau
q, LssAvills ,Csss-, says: "Fss ysass
I Asl sttaeks e rAssnstis Pais ~,
sxtesasl froa ny sides, Asvu tAsse0i
ny hips and limbs Al ewes in1s ~
fest. At night ny feet svsals1 ~
paiAed ne 20 badly that I sesA1a I
sleep. l was anxious to get Fsssf sai
hearing shout DoaA's Kidney Pills,
began using them. They relieved n
and whenever I have taken then sinas
they have done -essd work. i aa jaz:
- willing to endorse DOaa . KiaAey
Pills now - I was several ysass ego
when I gave my first testinssisl"
For sale by all dealers. Rsiss x
eents. Foster -Niburn Co, Dafns
New York, sole agents for tAs Uaitsd
States.
Remember the name-DosAt-ead
take no other.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
seso GAL nan yoe osGsaADe

CsleraAe is tAs oast inPostaat esal-
pssdsei.g state vsst Il AississiRPi riv-
- 80 nnks sesvnsA snsas III tAs
Glstsa Ths coal aiasA in 1913 vas
10,S77 ,s24 short toas, aa increase ct
os0,4 tons over 1911, according to K.
". Parker Of the United States Geo.
logical Survey. The value increased
from tl4,747,7s4 to el6,sA5,3sS. This
increased production may be attributed
to the bountiful crops and general
prosperity throughout the state, which
ssturally created An improved eeadi-
tioa in the esal trade, partieulazly N
the last fsur months of the year. TAsrs
Nas naeh complaint Of deficiencies in
labor and car supplies.
The coal mining industry Of Colorado
Nas siaGslarly fres froa labss troubles
IN 1913, a output Of practically H.
0O,000 ts.s being vea vitAsst . striks
- ssspsasios. - tar - sspsrssA tn
Uaitsd 6tatss Bsrsaa e AiAss reports
Q total sf 0S deaths fssa sssi1sats in
~ ssal ni.ss q CsssssAs n lSla, sn
isersass & I svse 1911.
In S.ality ~ ssals e Csassado
saAgs fssa sabbitsniAsas (''Alask ig-
.its"D. u ths Ds.vsr ssgise, tAssssh
ysfisss grsAes q bitnniasas ssal Of
tAs Trinidad aad 0lsavesA 8psi.ss
fielda to true antarctic, IN ths Crest
- Bate and Yaapa fissdA Ssas Of
tAs coal bsds Of oslsrsAs attain soss-
os.s thickness. This il especially trss
n the 0lsawood springs field, and
ssos Of tAs beds in ths NsetA Park
fold are also said to b Of great thick
sesa. Ths total arsa snderlain BY coal
In Colorado 10 estimated at l7,l1O
sqsafe miles, and about 90 per cent Of
that entire srsa is believed t. contain
esal that 10 workable under present
conditions. The state contains areas
embracing over 1000 square mikes absut
which little is known, but which nay
esatain workable coal, and nearly 5000
square miles in which the coal ies N.
AeT heavy cover Ard is therefore not
workable at present.
In point Of production the most in
pertant aEsa u H. Trinidad field, IN
DERIVING eonsiderabIe portions Of Huss-
fase asd Las A.inas counties, which
II its ssathefn exteasioa into New
Mexico - the Ration field 10 slso tho
most important producer in that state.
The coal Of this field is . high-grads
cooking ceal, probably the best of that
grade in the Rocky mountain states.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
PaAnu noes AID
fn oRAxuro uGDUOx8Y

Washingtsa, Juns 30.-As detail Of
its ea.paisn against prairie dsss o. the
sheep aad cattle ranges sf tAs west,
the biological survey Of tAs department
Of Agriculture u using sasbsa bisui-
phids in connection With eight tsas Of
poisossd grain for The sxtssaiAatioa Of
the little pssts On tie sa.gss sf the
Cseoaine sstiseal forest, Asa.saA
Gssssally IL biological ssvsy works
to prevent ths sxtinssisa Of siFds a.d
mannala In IL present instance it
justifiss its war Against prairie dog
on the principle Of tAs es.pais. against
The babsaie- -plasus rat sad squirrel, or
sgainst the rabbit which girdlss frui.
trsss.
The damage dsas BY the prairie deg,
il is poisted out, a1sets the sseek rails.
ing industry in tvo wsyA First, .aay
acres are hid bare in ths nsighhsshood
Of prairie dog villages, s.d ths snesat
Of food availabls for es4tls 10 psspof-
tionally rsdeesd. Second, valuable aai.
mails, frequently horses, have to "
killed after they have broken . leg in
. prairie deg Aeas.
According T. the department . sx-
pert, The stock industry has uawittisgiy
favored the increase n prairie dog BY
killing eR coyotes that prey upon stock
but are alse nataral snsnies q tAe
prairie lSgA
Last ysss .. ths CosAssspa satsssAi
forest Of Colorado fifteen toas Il psd
scned oats freed ssns 5000 serss Of
graxing Had frsa prairie dogs. oA
the Pike national forest, in the SANE
state, seven tons Of oats were used 10
clear 10000 acres. This year five or
six tons Of the poisoned graia only
was used ON the Coehetopa and three
tons sufficed for the Pike.
1t is estimated that on all the nation.
al forests about 275,0O0 acres, which
had been rendered worthless for graz
ing purposes by prairie dog, have been
restored to their former usefulnsss.
Since it takes ON the average 20 seres
to ssppoFt one COW, Or eight sAssp, this
means . gain in the carrying sa@esity
Of the fangs su1ieiea4 70 sun ASA
cattle Or $500 sAssH
In 1908 IT, govss.asat Sesan =
carry out this campaign, asd In fell
worked o. Ia1es scale; II w.s - sss-
eessfsl that in 1918 ~ S.a,tity 81
poison pat ost was aosSssA. 1Aia
year's eaaPaig. b 80 II e3sssing ~
ths sreas WAess there was alnost ss0.
plete extssniAa4iea In 1913.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
CEBo4RS

coy heiped TO plant flfty apple
trees. Beginning next month the
borers must be hunted, said the faith
er. "How oftenl How long," asked
the hoy. ''Once = month during the
open season-for yean. I'm going 10
leave it to you" Kneeling o. half
lying for hours in the rotting nulci,
The boy dug and cat and wired out tho
small enenies-foF yoan. He fosnd
that once week was Becessary in
some periods. Bsys west BY = Ssss-
ball sad swimming. They called ehsss-
lily seross the creek Ist, bst esithsf side
spoke Of his quitting - = Il was
one Of his chsres. The ssW sechard
was out Of sigAt Of tie hssss. Bat
SettinS row till negt s<ax0HE8
Lifting = row g till seKt 0sseA, -
- days whes ice stsrns wers sla.tiAg
IN, did not occur to hin. HaA1 tinss
hs left tree a.d Zig rsst-sAaa,sliag
bseef, his staying Pswer all draissA sst
through the sofe fiassrs, sst esas aask
ths next day aad tAe next. Il was ~
ehsrs. When tie orchard was Ssll isss
bearing sd psiAe, . viHAsessa T.
ssssysa tve-tAifas e IL. rhs ~ vAs
dag IL grabs lAs since beat ps&isatly
ct tie roots OF ssas eeAse sAiaes aaA
sssa thsa tend Upward. DsesoAiy -
bsssAt tAsse ffftssa bssaAsso s1pas
tsses isss tAs fsAily, aal - seslt1,l
Gs by - ases trees aaA bseses "
Hid . winaheoAk.
cssss hvs II saeseat slIfl@ "a
tasxSssAis: D. ~ tAfAg ~ fasta
. rlrsaasl, q ~ tias u s6l tsk
- Ssi.g tsad a6nA = ~ = Z H.
diAsssf ASsi issiiieIAA 49, + ~
vssa IL AHs vGsa H. ~ : ~.
tsua ~ = aask s41ie - AFspppSa
saish est sAs 49, apa4as .slsssGA ~
1susv, tAssSA ssk - .
O@a ysa tvsave - - 49,, -
AsA ssnss a.a ~. - s.y1.& Was1
~ 6aoss afsssvara. Dss1.AsA.
..19He s..;orsty sAm,s.sssa sk:l1rss
~ essa sasAsr .bnR&ly Bsssn e
~s IA ~ 6sr.i.9 ksss W..
~ ~ = sA,sk.sa ~ a'.sse sess
s s.ps:t.at evsA fssa
b a aa3 from @ppse 70
~ - sAaa ~ =
- 90 v.i4,
QnAsl1al 4 .
sapo ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
= II sjyv HlIllIIs
q Dsse 1vsysll.g Yss u
Deserves Ye02


oe Dose DsRyslling Ysu n
Oosaso6D YooS
nu1aees Aesaass ~ - ssaean
~ aDantsy = ~ - Aaslv -
o1aseg0 1A4oee - eak1aG oesQnGA
ozoaboD 81 0A1oWn ooo11taonD ~
ngaAl1y - toosthse. =
- La e oasoaGa, n. 7. sayl:
Il G6So boao tsUGAoDa VtlA q ~
elanosA houh1s ~ 1oassa .ysas4 -
1e1e0s - Veak ihae es9lA CAar1lV
vAak - y aay Wssk ". aDosl1io
~ W. psse. ~ = ses9ea hoaD.
~ - ~ ~ ssaisE 0eaeo, tnkAng
eN1o11DsA yApa ! ~ ~ n -
o1roa1y 0A0o . FoOazknbao ADeOVU.
- - NJ AsaatH: ~ AlQse3so =
IN = sss = - AAase A s.a.sl p
Vlha ap1nss 49, s>saadlls skssau
Nso1aBo 3 otsgl1eAsns - tsAao =
~ l1As t6e1s ~ ssss0np
eise - a elglaa. VI
A ~ 1ss.:.lk g go
~ . tu1ab aSfaVlIdl 4vRA -
vn4ssgena1lnl - yeR 0sol1sW0
y 49, - As12asa es!lsEsa
Y -
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
VIGunO AID NR noU11D

II ysa ass suffering With any oil,
dsssias Or fevse ssees, uleers, boill
ssssos e s<hss ekia ts.abise, 81 {
bsx e B.sklsa . ASaiea ealvs aad ys1
win ~ ssaisf prsaStly. Ma Brsas
Jssass q BisningAaA Al, suffered
frsa - ny slsss fer ai.s noatAa
saA Dseklsa's ARni0 0alve cured hss
b tws VIOLA Win Asap yes- Only
36s. DsssansAasa hy CAaA D. Barnes.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
YaADY1191AH onuDc9

Y310DYxl8IAU 0WUD0R
- q a-osaAay ssAssl
II q n.-Sabject Of ernon, "Gettys-
burg--The Buria Of Hate"
- A-CAsistisa Ealeavoe.
8 p. m.-Ssbjsct Of sermon, "Wastei
Patriotism NaAe Useful"
Al sss sseaially invited.
11Aas stsAy = ~ As.ss WsdassAay
ssoo 2 u
q. 4 BcRGEN, Pastss.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
RANDALL S1aADs suu1Y

AIbsasrsss, n. n, Jsss 3o.-1sssss
q Randall, alias 0atsA alias Assrs, -
day in ths district sssft pasalsl guilty
to ~ sahssalsosst sf eo47 iron tAs
local Ass.sh Il IL J. q Brow. AsHsaa-
tile company Of Dsavss.
1aaaal1 hsd iron AIbu1srqss last
Christmas saa was ssFssesl ssas thrsa
weeks ~ st E.ll, Okla, whsrs ~ was
essasctins revival service in tAs Bap.
tist ehsscA.
Ths peisssse sa0s = New Asx1ss
ss0s fsss yssn ~, flsst lssaAisg -
Les vegas whsss fer Asaxiy tAFss ysass
hs yas active In church WSRk.
In Celssado Randall served . tern q
. neaber Of The Fifteenth gsasral ~
ienbly and Is said to have nsas IN ex-
eelleat record
A few yean ase naadall, whs wss
theB known - J. ". Gordon, was sea-
teneed to tern IN ths stats legislaturs
from Easie county. He was qsits . e.
psble fellow in . way, bst - lsft ths
Impression WITH many who k.sw hi.
best - being slisAtiy lseki.g in hal.
lasG.
~ NJ = ysssassa y = = -
Z eG00aDs1a ps1s1iae. ~ -
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05

IL sssa Assss - essa sseAitiss -
NJ ~ = - sssiassss psrtisa =
0ssvssA 0pase1A lssaeSsa fse Q
suuo0 4 ssesaOA 0wDss vim naho
. ~ ysSss - IN saaisfsssss
sss1D - Pase e s0sua4 0an s* ~
a1ses ~ paseisu1A
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
eUA1AN111D HoG06A nHnD1

Ths ssasta.t itching, Sssniae Sed-
ssssnA tsttss, sslt shssn, itch, palss
sad irritating skia ssaptisns can y
readily eared aAl tie skin made elsas
and smooth with Df. Hsoson's Ecze0a
Ointment Mr.. J. c. Evsland Of Bath,
Ill, ssys: "I had sessna twenty five
years s1d had trisd everything. An
failed. When I foand DR.. Hobsoa b
Eczema Ointment found = cure.''
This ointment ID tie formula of q ply
sieian and has besn in use for years
not N experiment. That IL why ~
can gsarantee it. All druggists, or by
mail Price Soc. Pfeiffsr Chemicsl
Co, Philadslphis AID st. Louis.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05

@. aAAsAaAs. xs1sooRAx
0u0W 1laho ASA ~ lnlA -
II q A@1sly 0snoaaiso fise -
tAlsa 0anAays e sasA 0satA.
Q . a-1sl0 0son1also s1AGg
0soA11A
II Q a-1ss.i.g psaysR.
0 p A-3VsossaG.
nv. J. 4 I00BYTI,
eAsas ooso. l1Sl 81 Woh1A =
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05

eeenalV ?&G1esltaeoa ~ yoha
- ~ hsa1nshaL aani1aa sn11l1sA
kYoD Usa - aq4.aA - -a6ul -
- nlssa n1osss smsaD ~. q ~
ssdaansn ;.-=Ass eshaA- Fressas, azaasaa
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
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3 HsssySsdy vssas ~ lssaa
D ssw-eaa ~ rsse .vsals -
. Givs u - thsA WA ysaR
. assiseaaso ~ M H -
. - living = ~ ssss1sy -
. b ~ ~ 81 hsvs- . RsSD
. iesA. = ~ Sssl ~ Ask
. A.v aAsss taasPasaaae ~
D ~ s6sA 0sAssvbsUo ~
D - - \ - - asa1isa -
q .0nAe Oe.on0o. Wo snaDse -
. SesV Pl4ss - ~ 00o -
. -01 sn1ssta.a1sl1 - -
D - 0eoa1 ~ ~ ps0O -
D a1D8ssa0ka6 YSo hnsW -
q 0n0jD Naao ~ 49, -
D 0101l9a1 Oi~ @s.a-5 :.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05

|0Vgoo0 noq8Y=3o 4AA10
0o1s Asviag Oas1saa ssuV
1na4D - dhlses q W. vip ~
= eVuase esgissAis GesWssA -
r. 81 ~ ~ - 1eA 49, Nee1p
{ pine ss,E Aesesa ,ABv.1paass
(lEnG21e4a1a ~. .a,..S "
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
SSo0ooooo oooooos

a-4S- --@nAnAHnA- - . -
|109 kA2A3VD ~ q + 40
o. ~ - W1asa - ~ ,noa0 -
10 3asoeiyo asas tAaa ys1nG 1Ga. ~
H Dnst - -au1s - haomosO - -
WAisA wM ~ Aas0 -. n 0gb
Nv LIZ PMs - sspselaAy. essa fss
.As asss1 x1s tssy.:s, sss.aasaaV .saA
slily, Prise Ssa 1sssa0ss1sa b
ca D. DaxnA
l1saay = LsnH 2sAs Rw ossA
~ osu1n1sa oA1eUs9 - 0Aa9U
~ 11nh1ng - 1s0eGs - 1Ena11ng
aha11ng4 VE)1o - go - -
- xa0na 1Bva1Ue 0gMDM1.
A&eO psoe aAN -
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05

~ fsa = yssBassa - = = -
Z ssaasssial psis1iae. ~ -
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05

a. Vaps ~ - = ~ soua,
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
HE|HsG,,tsrtAA
M Qotee W

eD0e eU0B -
0sn110 enAa1l. ~ q =
0Q1Ao asssesaA ~ q =
Ws1hss1aV ssssisg sssv6aA go
oo1eg soso 80 . 8saAVs vo-
asn1a0 - Ntas0 sfls0ssas - .
49,: !. :. ..,..--
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-27

water IN Eleanor race.
She awoke out of her spell and
smiled at the Tempter.
Tomorrow nights all right" she
said. But gotta get home now,
you're right. Need my beauty sleep.
Let's beat it for the house. )"
eta ia, kiddo," said the Tempter
as he left her at the steps without
offering to kiss her good night: 'see
you in the store in the morning."
That was the first of many times
they we're together. The Tempter
was a good spender for a chap with
little money, and, though he was not
in the taxicab class, they went to
amusement parks and on steamer
rides and to vaudeville and moving
picture shows, and Eleanor was
much Rugged and kissed, and liked it
and fell in love with the Tempter,
who never in all that time said to
her word which was wrong, though
he did say plenty that were foolish.
Until
"Kiddo," said the Tempter after
month of this, I'm getting tired of
bein' good fellow for nothin' All
my roll has gone on you, and what
do 1 get out of it? A few kisses and
a hug or two and the chance to stick
around with you for few hours
now and then. 1t amt enough. I'm
through, unless"
unless wh-what ?" trembled Flea
nor. She had forgotten, IN the weeks
that had passed, all about Tempta-
ton. She loved the Tempter and had
come to trust him, and now-the
castles which. she had built were
crumbling about her.
"Unless," the Tampter was say
ing, unless you'll be sensible. Eve
got bully little fiat all fixed up. Me
and another fellow have been Twin
in it, but he's got married now. We
can be mighty quiet about it so the
boss won't get wise and fire us. Aft
7 IL.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-27

"Sure, but I don't see why you're
so sad about it. Well have a great
time. What doyou suppose I've been
rushin' you all this while for, just to
spend my money!" the Tempter ask
ed with grin-an evil grin, Eleanor
thought.
Il didn't know" she faltered,
81 thought maybe you-you wanted
to m-m-marry me-"
Marry you'll" shouted the Tempt
er, who wasn't Tempter at all, "of
course want to marry you. What do
you think Pm trying to do, hire
housekeeper?"
Il thought"
He had a sudden thought.
"Girlie," he said, would you have
come without any wedding?"
"EI-oh, you'll hate me if l tell
you" she cried.
Little girl" he said, and his voice
was very tender, 81 see that you
would. Some guys might be sore, but
it makes me happy to know you think
enough OF me so you'd come anyhow.
That means some love, grille, and
know it. But you're going to come all
proper and right"
Eleanor nodded.
BILLY" she asked, what was the
row you had with the landlady?"
why, took one of the boys out
with me one night from there and
he got drunk. 1t wasn't anything
really my fault, grille.
"And while Pm at it let me put you
wise to something. This city amt so
bad as a good many of these story
writer's paint it. Most of us guys
come from little towns like yours,
and we don't change an awful lot.
There's plenty of bad ones here, but
the most of the city push is fellows
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-27

There are more than $1,000 dark
windowless rooms in New York city
alone. Eugenists please note.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-26
WOMEN SUBJECT TO
KIDNEY TROUBLES

beg to say that l have been a con-
slant sufferer with severe pains in m,
back and was on the verge of nervous
prostration resulting from kidney trou-
bel and other complications. A friend
OF mine recommended DR.. Kilmers
Swamp Root as sure cure for these
troubles. Acting upon her advice !
began taking Swamp Root and began
to improve before l had finished the
first bottle. l continued to improve
until l was completely cured. I am
happy to say that l am as well as any
woman on earth and have been so for
the past nine years, thanks to DR.. Kill
mers Swamp Root, and l cheerfully
recommend it to all who suffer from
Kidney troubles. Very truly yours,
MRS. ALVA BANTER,
4O7 Cypress st. Orange, Texas.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 21st day of March, 1912.
JOHN J. BALL,
Notary Public.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-26
Farm For Rent.

Nice four-horse farm, one mile froIa
the city limits, splendid new five-rooIa
dwelling, good tenant houses, excellent
barn, wagon and buggy house; good
cow house. Chas L. Ansley
23-advt-dtf-w-1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-26
Letter to
DIR. KiImer & Co
BinghamtOn, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp. Root win Do,

Prove What Swamp-ROot VIII Do.
Send to DR.. Kilmer G Co., Bingham
to, N. Y, for sample bottle. 1t will
convince anyone. You will also ra
ceive a booklet of valuable informa-
ton, telling all cbout the kidneys and
bladder. When writing be sure and
mention the Americas Times-Recorder.
Regular fifty-ceDt and one-dollar size
b 1:tles for sale at all drug stores
a vt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-26
TO MAKE ROOM.

We will close out for CASH.
. Mahogany Chiffoniers,
$3.50, Reduced to .S22.
1 Mahogany ChiffOnier,
$500, Reduced to :. ...o..... $4,000
l Mahogany ChiffOnier,
$3.50, Reduced to ......... $500
l Golden Oak ChiffOnier,
$3.50, Reduced to .S22. so
| Golden Oak Chiffonier,
$4,000, Reduced to $500
Some of the above are beautiful COL
Onial patterns, and if you need chif-
fOnier, 1t will be to your interest to
see these at once.
A. w. SMITH FURNT COMPANY.
adVt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-26

Sale of Children's Peter Thompson
and other Wooden Dresses in serges
Monday next. Details will be given
later. Watch for the sale and be sur
baud come. Ansley's. advt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-26
Another Petticoat Sale.

On Monday we will offer another 10:
of $500 black taffeta silk petticoats fol
$1.9S. Also one lot of fancy colored
cotton striped taffeta petticoats, were
$1.50, for 39c. This applies to Mon
day only. Spot cash.
advt-1t CHAS. l.. ANSLEY.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-26
For IAnt,

Six room house in good repair on
Church street, the next door to the
residence Of R. E. Allison. The place
is known as the Harper residence. AL
lison Realty Co. 24-advt-2t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-26

A Florida woman whose husband
was continually practicing on the
slide trombone affixed a saw to it and
now makes him saw all the stove
wood. Times-Union.