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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

Die PrpereiiiIten polIen
in Die Sano, tpel6e Die repubIitdnii6e
Tdrtci ihnen entgeqenbGIt, nitt einz
fhIaqen fono.rn beite61n oarauf, ihre
Srqaniiatton beisubebclten. Sds
f6eint eiqentbiimlih, ba tie iih oot
fur 9rinaipienlnenihen cus9eben uno
Ter prtnsipteQe Sooen ibnen abeeards
Der poroen lit. Der ar0bts 5beit ibrer
isorOerungen 1T BON Den repubIitani.
ifen uno oemotratiihea Barteien Be-
frtaiqt porosa uno mas ihnen perrpeiz
cert pproen lit, lpie Die 2egaliiirung
Der 5ruits, finbet i'm 9olte tsine gu:
ftimmunq. DAB Die 9ur!ei Iih iibers
lebt bat, 1T Gus ibrem beitGnoiqen
Giidqang bel hen Wahlen gu erieben.
Die Partei rehnst auf einen aldn3sns
feH Grfola i'm tommenoen Sabre unb
mill aus bieism 9runbe uberal 8anz
bioaten aufiteQen. Was su bisisr
6offnunq bere6tist, lit Ridt gu err
fehen. Gs Bat o:n Qni6ein, als
nurot bic Bartei nur nod tiinitlih
ben elmer QRaabl POlititer am 2s6en
erhalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18
Sismards 6eiprdh nit aarl
shHrS am %. Sauuar 1868.

cSn Ja9re lSOS TdHp 6IaISiH
4gatbe Shurs unter ungsoroae.sn
Yopiereu ibrss 8atsrs Die fruemenla'
ride Nisoeribrift ieiHes eritsn De
Iprdts nit 9ismdrt, bic Der 9dIIeu.
Ter 6iitoritsr prOfsHor Ribaro Setter
in oem neusiten. in sinisen 5agsH ers
idsinenben 9efts Der rSiiooeutItsR
Monats3sfts" eritmalig gum aborut
bringt. Gs iit bic srits uno pptl
portgstrsusite Nieoeribrift, bieSGur3
Iih BON Der betannten unisrbaIiina
9smaht bat, unb Tie s.iet beutlit
8ismards Qbiiht, iit ourh Sdurs
Der 3uiilmmuns Der 8sutfh 4Heris
tansr gu ieiner politit 5u psriifxrH.
0aber bic uberraI6snoe Sffenbersie.
felt Isiner WlittbsiIuugeH, bic beion'
bsrs iiber bic GIapta'i5e 2seion DOR
1866 Veuss brin9en. gismard iaat
gu S6ur3: .Sis babsu Elm bepsstes
2eben gshabt, nift alIein bier. ioEoern
audi in Qmsrita. Wir baben bic SpRl.
patbisn in amtrito fir uns. Sit uns
isbr Iieb, ba oieielbsn i'm iSaQs einss
&onflitts uns BON GROCER Wihiigteit
peroen t0nnten. Wir itanosn natiiy.
LID pdbrsno SAres 9rissss immsr
auf ibrer Ssits. M2eins psrIOniiheH
Spmpatbien paren 3par anfangs ein
pentg fir bsnSiiben, bd if eini9e Iris
here's StubisngenoHen auf iiioli6erSei!s
bate. Qber oas mar Hur perIonlides
9sfiibl. llebsr ben Stanbpuntt Der
preubiitsn gtegieruug tpnnte feline
5rage Isin. Sie belt uatur!i3 INNER
gum gtoroen.
g Spmpatbie NIT 9suti e :
lamb.
S6urs: so Die Spmpatbisn cer
8ereinigten GtaateR Iino nit 9eutIds
lamb. Die 8sutidsn ba bruben, Sic
bort lpie ibsrall uLs Rutipn Elm nsr.l=
tbige StsLIung einndbmen. fiiblsn gum
eriten Waal cine Wa6t binter iih. Die
ameritaner babsn Rsfpstt Dor jeoet
WtanifeItation bon araft unb @rfDIs.
8ismard :,Sas tonrte uns 0ors
tommenoen 5aIls BON glugeu fei7.
Gin aouflitt tonnts jsBt MIR nod nit
Jrantreih en.itsben. Gr bate ifcn
sutItshen tonnen unmittelbar na5 a0z
niggrGB."
Sdur3: vWon .rpartsts es oas
mals."
Bismart: .Sa, man neib aber
ni6t. nit tpelden S6ipierigteiien mir
gu tdmpfen batten. Sd elaubts, mir
batten burh aoniagrds fOptsl erre:tt.
als mir Dur6aus br1udten unb oirfe
ten nibt mebr als nDthis ristiereH.
S9ur5: ,War niht oamals Grant
reid bilf!pier. als es ieit LANCER ,3sit
porber ober nahber getpeien iit2"
geibe in pretd cage.
9ismard: rWoeIit, aber mir paren
audi in pretdrer gerfaHuns. gritsrs
brdh Die CHOLERA unter ben 9ruppen
aus. Wir nerlorsn finf5ig proseili
mebr Durd bic Cholera als burh eie
Shlaht. Bon sirlsn Battalion laaeH
400 Wianu trant. Damn hotten mir
ben arisa ME auf unsarifhem 9opsa
fiibren tonnsn. SD tenns bos Isr~
rain. Wenis Wdfer uno pie unb ba
nod ipeniser Habrung. Dir Geiters
reiher tonnten erit slnen 9beil itrer
beiten 1ruppen in 2inR bringen.
Damn fab Is in Siibbeutidlanp az
fdhrlih aus. Wir batien nur 10000
Mang ba, bic i;ibbsutfaen Gtaa.sn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

sssdhreno Tic inbriiniiie betets
|pnrDe acltern i'm Seim Der ariucn-
ihueltern OH Der NiOble MonD bic 10
lobre nite 5rou Darn Sd,ueioer Ia
|0ie gmigfeif obberufen. Ief Gorcs
|ner u. 1pertmeper ileilte Mt. bah
Der lob infol1e eiaes &eraiAloos en-
|getrc1en mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

unter bem RetpnFruf.
ttonsplan Der republitani1hen
qartsi fpiirosu bic SubitaQten 1914
Gus 993 9eleqaten bdben. 9ds lit
cine beoeutenoe Ser rbeiTerunq Qber eine
toeitere 9ertiiraung fpGre nod befrts.
oiGenoer qepe1en. Spl4e Stoaten,
tpte UtFIitiiippi, 9eorgia, Mabomo.
gtrQinien u. I. 10. huben ni6t ben
mtnoeiter Dertb fir bic 9artei. 9ort
ntro nod in sSdbraehnten tein republi,
fauiiher 9rGiiosuti6afts aqnoibot
Getpdhlt rperoen. e5 bat baber feinsn
s9tpet. ienen Staaten Elm Witbeitim,
munQsre6t an ben 8efdiden Der Bar.
tel ein3urdumen, 8umdl pds oortiae
repu6ittanii6e 8eD0lterundszGle Element
nlht aum Euhme Der 9artei beitrGat,
mas ii6 auh bon ben 9eleodten faqea
ldBt. Die betdnnt bafir iino, bar tie
ouf Der 3onDention bios perfDnli6s
eSntereiien oerfolqen uno t6dtidhli6
Der purtei qroBen Shaoen 3uqefiiat
bdben. Der unqeIunbe 3uftano mar.
bah gererber um bic BrdIibenti6oft
1Ih Der Barter uufbrdnaen fonnten.
inoem lie Die Reprdientanten aus oem
Siioen fir fid1 qepdnnen uno pie oas
qef6ehen 1T, bilbet Elm trauriqes aa.
Sftel in Der Geidi6te Der republitani.
fhen Qortei. eSeBt 1T lpenigItens 10
piel qcIponnsn, baB Der geiperber. Der
cine 5npotbet auf bic fuolihen Dele
eaten beiist, feine fold feite, fait I'm.
heapinalide Steluna einnebmen pirb,
fpie frii6er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

Der Weigerung Deuiih :
lambs, Die ganamas4usftsaung 3u
befhiden, test Die alts 8eobahtung gu
Grunbe. baB 8ureautraten nienals si-
Hen sfehler einaeiteben. 9lus elmer
6hDahe. oie Den ftrensiten 3abel per-
bisnt. bat man fid in Der 4usltels
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-18

Der 5er3og BON 9ebforb bat
ieiRen 9eiis in 2onoon fir so Wlit.
lIcnen Dollars oertauft. Die Inlugez
fGiteu paren 9letf IuQ, ba oas 2anb
furb 8eidla9Rahms tatbolii6sr airs
henqiiter in ben 8eiiB Der 5amiiis
res 6er3pgs gelQngte. lntoIten bat
bas aud ntht peruriahl, oa Die feus
balen 6erren IN 9roR Britannica;
es oeritanoen ba6en, Die Steuern auf
ta5 Bolt absupdI3en. Cine iolfe
SdAlage herrIbt i'm qeiammten bris
ttihen Rei6e. Der 5euoalismus be-
itebt nod in oemIslb:n umfdnae, fpie
i'm Wittelalter unh bebriidt has 8olt
nod mebr als gu jener ,3sit. SSn bazr
pprlieeenben Ta[le iinb Die so MiGI;oz
rsn bios Elm qerinofuGiaer 8ruhtbeiI
0er Summen, ioeIde Die 8eoforos aug
Dem fbnen qeb0riqen gDoen qeaoQea
hobeu. 0aB iie jeBt beg 9efiBt6um3
flch sntihlaeen, bat feline quten 8rEns
re. Sic erDarten in nGfIter s3eit sin
GeieB, EDslaes bus lieQsnbe Gigentbum
Fehr Iharf CUR 8sIteueruna beranz
sieht Denn Die Steuern bis CUR
Ronfisfation a;naen, pur0e bas MIR
ein aft Der 9ere6tigteit iein.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-10
WANTED-Furnished Rooms

WANTED To rent o or 4 furnished room'
iur light housraropug mo- children South.
side preferred CalI JurecA hanlg Phou-
1905.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-10

WANTED Two furnished sleeping rooms.
we'll lighted and vcnt.lntrd handy 10 bath.
private house Apply World 1887
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-10
WANTED-Unfurnished Rooms

WANTED - One mfurnished room in private
modern home by young married couple
Must be close in, south side preferred Call
2i45
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-10
STORE AND OFFICE ROOMS

ONE suite of two elegant rooms In new
World Bldg Apply to Mgr. Tulsa World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-10

CoEN.r TEACHER rrWr lr.s... urr
N appointment, NJ Opmn. Imr
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26
WITH I'M I.AWl6ADs

Washington, April 2l.-whst mem.
bers Of the sixty-third congress think
of themselves became public today
when the new congressional directory
was issued. The new directory con-
tains biographies of representatives
and senators, prepared by themselves.
Lawyers, as usual, form the bulk of
the legislators. Sixty-nine are in the
senate and 270 in the house. In the
senate there are eight editors, six farm
ers, five business men, five bankers,
two doctors and one soldier. The house
contains seventy-six business men,
thirty-three editors, ten teachers, eight
cen farmers, nine mechanics and work
men, six bankers, six doctors, one au-
thor, ono soldier, one preacher and ene
lecturer. -s-..-r
The directory lists In the senate fif-
ty-one democrats, forty-four repobli-
cans and one progressive. In the house
there arc 800 democrats, 127 republi-
cans, sevea progressive republicans,
nine progressives and one Independent,
with = vacant seat caused by the death
sf Representative Legare Of South
CAROLINA. s
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26

. letter to each lodge, citing the tact
that elk were being killed in remote
parts OF the state where, because Of
the scattered population, the regular
authorities were having difficulty in
apprehending the sulprits.
Commissioner Shinn will personally
conduct the prosecution of Willia.
Gray, = rancher near Meeker, charged
with killing three elk.
Shinn was notified over the long
distance phone yesterday that James
Carey was fined $50 and costs and
Anton Sneberger G5 and costa In
Somerset, for having elk meat in their
Possession; and John Blathran vas
fined t25 and costs for shooting s* .
beaver.
Since t25 reward was offered for in
formation leading to the conviction of
hunters killing pheasants in September.
there has been only one complaint.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26
1AALf

Mrs. E. N. Clarke Of Glenwood VS.
tied her daughters in Basalt for few
days returning home Sunday morning.
c. c. Hartson and wife returned
from Shelby, Neb, the latter part "
this week.
Mn C. N. Kinney Of Pando. is Wis
iting relatives in town.
John Smith and son, Phil, who went
to Ohio several weeks ago with horses,
returned Wednesday morning. They
report that owing to the floods their
horses were three weeks on the road
from Chicago to Newcomerstown, Ohio.
They brought back with them many in
teresting views of the flooded regions.
Sam Drake 10 in the sanitarium ~
Salida where he recently underwent au
operation for appendicitis. Word was
received by relatives here Thursday
morning that be was gaining rapidly.
Jesss Bogus has moved into the
Smell property on Railroad street.
Mrs. C. L. Danielson 10 visiting her
mother, Ms. E. N. Clarke, in Glen.
wood this week.
Will Fuhrman made . business trip
to Aspen ThuDday.
Tho Kelly block has been leased to
James Lamb who will succeed Mr.. KEEL
iy in business
The dance in Frey's hall Thursday
night was not very we'll attended, ow-
ing to the rain, but was much enjoyed
by those present.
Raymond Robinson, clerk in the
First National bank in Denver, has
been visiting relatives in Glenwood and
Basalt this week.
n. p. eloss las moved into the prop
erty known - the Chatfisd property
on High street, which he purchased
soae tine aSo.
Dr. Rucker Of Aspen came down to
Besalt in his auto Sunday with . party
Of friends.
Mn. Marvin Saoss y visiting her
parents in Carbondale this week.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26

Nerren Worries, who il here from his
mission work in Japan; spoke both
morning and evening last Sunday at
the Presbyterian church. He was greet
ed by large crowds and gave . very
interesting talk regarding the success
Of his work in the foreign land. He
left Thursday for the east and will be
gone for . few weeks in the interest Of
the finances of his work. He will re-
turn for an extended visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Worries.
Senator Horace DeLong of Grand
Junction is in California boosting for
that state to endoSe the Midland trail
a. the official route across the country.
He 10 delivering lectures and display
ing views and it comes to the Post that
he is making good out there and that
California will be solid for the route
through this city before he returns to
his home in Grand Junction. Such
boosters as DeLong and others will do
the whole country . very great good.
A story has been sent out from Dem
yer to the effect that the new law
covering assessments and taxes will not
bring in the revenue under the old sys-
TEN. The story states that under tho
actual cash value assessment and the
mill limit of taxation the money re-
ceived by the counties will be less than
heretofore. The story was read by ex-
Assessor E. A Barlow and he said
"The writer Of that surely got hia
wires crossed for tie rsssipts in this
county will be far above the receipts
under the old system"
= = =
There is absolutely no excuse for any
Of our people feeding nble-bodicd nen
who may apply for food at their doors.
The ranchmen of the country are cry
ing for help and men who are wiling
to work will have no trouble in secur-
ing a job. This is a busy season in
the country and the days are altOge.h-
or too short and the laborers too
scarce, If man comes to your door
begging food send him to the marshal
who will see that he is given a chance
to earn his food. There is no excuse
for hegging in Glenwood. The Test
san direct = dozen men to employment
tomorrow. Cnt out your soft ncarree
ness and make the Johnnies move on.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26

osd esDn ~ ~ = ~ eGiss
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26
NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLElHN1
In the Matter of the Estate of John r.
Hammarich

In the Matter of the Estate of John r.
Hammerich.
Notice is hereby given, that on Mon
day, the 26th day of May, A. ID. 1917,
being one of the regular days of the
March, 1913, term of the County Court
of Garfield County, in the state q
Colorado, J., Charles w. Darrow, admin
istrator of said estate, will appear BE-
fore the Judge Of said Court, present
my final settlement as such admins
traitor, pray the approval of the SANE.
and will then apply to be discharged
- such administratos. At which tine
and place any person in interest nay
appear and present objections to -
same, if any there be.
Dated at Glenwood Springs, Colorado
April 25th, 1918.
CHARLES w. BARROW,
Administrator Of the estate of John =.
Hammerich, deceased.
First publication April 26, 1913.
Last publication May "a, 1918. .
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26
n ngTR1sf OF oooD ROADS
ulenwood Springs, Colo,
April 10Th, 1913.

April l9th, 1918
Editor Post:
Dear Sir:-At meeting of the Gar
field County Good Roads Assn. held
at New Castle March 2sth, the follow
ing resolution was passed:
"That the secretary notify the peo.
pie Of Garfield county, through the
newspapers, to attend = meeting of
the Good Roads Assn. of Garfield
county to b held at ths County Cea.
nissioners' rooa on Nay tn, 1919, st
2 p. m"
In pursaasee thereof tAiS Associates
would thank yea to give tie natter -
wide psblieity - possible.
At a meeting Of the Glenwood Com.
nereial Club held hero yesteraay q
committee was appointed to make ar
rangsmsnts for the proper and frss
transportation to and from the road
gang below Glsawood, aAd . sufficient
number Il a.tes viii b. ehaEtsrsd to
seeonAodate Ill WHO wish to ~.
-: :i5,:..=.=Y Yesrs truly, - E. =.
g. n. KECK,
Secretary.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26
10 fao11cf aA,n

= herrns Apr, ss-asef,,,srs Of every
Elk lodge in the state win eo-eperate
with James A. 6ainl,, state game and
fish commissioner, to prosecute hanters
for killing elk. Twenty lodges, inelad-
ing Leadville. Boulder, Fort Collins aa,l
.Montrose, which were heard from yes
terday, have notified Shinl that they
will stand their share Of 800 reward
for information leading to the arrest
aad convictions Of sesA hvhrssksFs.
The commissioner, : week ~, nailsd
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26

Parties having aarleld sosaty
faaeAes = lispsss Of Whs viii TAX
- payment desirable 0lsnvosA pso
pssty win - veil to make theis wants
knsva - ~ - I have . fsv tradss
u that kinl In view.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26
sulnem RATS

Summer rates for the olenwood
baths will start Nay lst. Parties hold
ing coupons emitting them to winter
rates will be allowed to uas up what-
ever coupons thsy Asvs, left. h-'ssi
Glenwood Hot Springs 4 Hotel Co.
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26
NEWS f,
.@He/
BUYERS

osa1 GlenwOOd or Grad Junction. Ad-
lssas this office. asst
1D oAxD
ss.s..is. sas. els..sA.
8-99+ e. Z WD0THAFE1,
0lsavssA Springs
1Do0U1 DU12AI0W Ho0 aAI:B
1sdss. bansalsv, . roons, bata IN
tsilst nearly asv saA vel sit.atsl, y
sffsesl at . hasgsia for easA. Call at
~ sffies fer partisllara
= -
1AHo1 ron 1RM9
20 acres farm land, short river ditch
-rsoa house, bar. for 10 AssA Of
sbseki Aalf nile from depot, god road.
0sod we'll Of water. Fer price ssd
tsens call 1t this sfiss.
4o1 2AI1
On 24-baFFsl Eeel water tank nsant
- o. . BaiS running gar, newly
painted, Hsek yoke, double trsss aAA al
esaplsts ready - hitch "a.
Also l-Asrss disc and <-hesss spiks
teoth harrow. Win sell at Q ssassaa-
as figure.
l-ss Z. J. RAwsoN,
oilk CsSs.
On way 70 relieve habitual ssastips-
tioa b to take regularly . mild laxs-
tiva DoaA . Rsgulets are rscsanssA-
- fss this purpose. s5e . bex q al
dug stores.
Fse ssraehs, toothaeAs, pain, buf,A
seslds, sore throat, try Dr. Thoaas'
Eclectic Oil, . splendid remedy fes
sasrgsnciea.
Fer Stock Of hardware, groeer-
- s.d jswslry. Will trade for god
ranch Or good securities.
LIS SAN DoUGAN,
Glsawood 8psinsa
= = =
Ebe Q corner location IN residenes
portion Of city o. sswsr and water
a,e, j.st right for . number Il cot
eagsa, ell ct this sffies.
ofx soe0 Asase b essa esoaitiso aAd
Hssr ls1s IN essa sssiAssss Psstisa Of
alssvssl sPassdid Isss4isa fer .
asnbst e ssttagss. 0w.ss win naks
. gesa psies and givs sstisfastosy
tssns % part Of anouat CAN ct tAis
sffies fee paEtieslasA
For Sale-Nodern Groom cottage and
3 lots in Glenwood. Call on E. NeAil-
Ian, zoos Cooper avenue. 4-l2-5-3
1lenay - Loaa a$ 11gAt Pr 0eaA
Hs osanisslsn 0Aasesa Ns oAasss
n lGaktag sss Hapsrs aaA 1xantnlas
AbsoEsce WKtss ee eaw ea n
IN LaGaa IDvss1Dsae osaQaA,.
1l39e e.aavssl oDEhR onas.
= = =
FOR eALE@Dsss6 0sws asd 0flts.
l-le-SS CIV. BDOWN,
Bsx lls 0ylssn, Osas.
= =
oosA essseA AaaA work hss.ss for
sals sAsap. &C. Woody. l-ls
= = =
A fine lias Of vehicles just .rsesivsd.
Prices right. See Woedy 4-lS
Ho1 4AL1 0H1AP
For $3.50 casn, . 3-roon house, 4
good lots, all fenced, bara and out
buildings in HOO block ON Blake
avenue. Inquire at this office or ad-
dren MRS. LUCILLE HARRIS,
4-10-tf Collbrsn, Colo.
Fse Sale or Tfadsr0oel faaeA q
10 aerss near Carbesdals. win naks
. essl fisurs .. this property 81
might take sssa olsavssl pespssey ip
sssAaags. Fse past;sslass saAssa
IL. COZ, OasAssaals, Csas, 4 !. n
= = =
WANTED On 1a1eh.
Apply ct tie Dsnvsr Hotsl J. n. h
- =
FOE 0ALE@1e12 modal + Ford Au-
temsbils in fiAs sondition, e40o. Ad-
Aress Postoffiee Boz III 0lsawsed
epriagA A1sItf
Ths nsxt AisssteEy sss - Pesss
Nay 1sk An eAaasss 4 1aass nd
addresses nnst b IN tAs losal efkIss
1ct cethar kpri. es. -
THE MOUNTAIN STATES TEIE
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26

FOB aAIE-Nsv Ceek steve, eAesp.
Call at ll41 Pitkia svsana. els
= = =
= = =
0Y.RHv00m Ya0p1R- - RRA0R
The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26
D o o o o o o o o o @ 00F Go
. E L & p H o n E fHI 4 4 WOO

3 Everybody wants the local
. news-and the Post wants to
. give it to them. With your
Q assistance W will II yos
D Are living In the eesAtsy u
D In the city and have . asws
. item, do net feel any Assi-
D taney sbost tslspheaiae u - {
D this s3iss. Othsewiss ~ nay {
. ~ est Il, aaa ~ nsso)bs -
D naAs # sans. We eaiDst -
. every plses at tAs ssas sios {
D -s.l unfostsnatsly ~ ass
D nst CITED With tAs psw3 4
, nind-Fssdiss. Yos k.sw ~
. itsa-ws want b knew Il
, Kindly call - up. {
. QUE MUlGBE1 ol11gWooD n /
. o . . . . . q . 9 . . . - @
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
Hicks Mercantile Co.

Read in our paper the announce
ment of the fall opening OF this great
mercantile establishment of Laurel,
and which is one OF the finest stores
in our Sunny South. Under the
management of Mr.. Moorhead this
house has taken position in the
forefront, and is anchored In the
confidence OF the trading public. II
is department store, and you can
there buy any and everything desired.
This fall they have surpassed all
former efforts. Their opening is on
Tuesday, Sept. Both, and all day
Wednesday.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
SEMINARY CHURCH
AND HOME BURNED

News reached Eliisville OF the burn
ing OF the Baptist church at Semi
nary, Covington county, on Monday
night last. AS also the home and
contents of Mr.. Caleb WEIGH, OF that
place.
We did not learn the origin OF the
fire or any particulars. 1t Is quite q
loss 10 the good people OF Seminary,
and which Is one OF the best com
munities 10 our county.
LATER PARTICULARS.
Rev Mr.. Low pastor of this church,
arrived home last evening and gave
us the following particulars OF the
fire: A residence near the church had
caught on fire from a defective fue,
and the flames we're communicated to
1t from that building. The church
was frame house, about 40 by 80
feet. The pews alone cost $7C0. For
tnnately "a fire insurance OF So, 900 was
carried by the church. The building
will at once be replaced at cost of
about SO, 900.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
Bradshaw Dots.

Again another week has passed
away which seems to be the last of
good old summer time. FAN has be-
gan with beautiful day, the sun
sending forth his rays which makes
things OF nature seem brighter, The
wind is from the North West, Whisper
ing among the tree tops seeming to
say that Jack Frost is approaching
The gale has passed away leaving
the farmers cotton Ia very bad
condition.
| Mesars. Edd w alters and Boil.
Shows, OF the A. "a. s., visited MIR
Mr.. @. r. Bradshaw Sunday aftel
noon.
Mr.. Griffin were transacting bust
ness in this community Saturday.
Mr.. Ransom and Miss Ruth Kirk
land attended the protractive meet
ing at Fairfield Sunday.
UThe Misses Parker, of Ellisville,
visited their sister, Mrs. Harrington,
Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mitchell visited
friends near Ellisville Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Nelson Dustin arrived home
Sunday after a stay Of two weeks
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Floyd Harrington
visited the latter's mother Sunday
Misses Nellie and Lena Mitchell
spent Sunday afternoon with Misses
Levna and Minnie Kirkland.
Mr.. Melvin Parker was pleasan
caller at the home of Mr.. M. G.
Busby's Sunday afternoon.
The A. Fl. S. is attracting a great
deal of attention through this com
munity.
Quite a number of young people are
attending that grand school, which
affords such great opportunities.
May God bless this school and its
teachers. Peach Blossom.