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The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16
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Voaa yea0 0anA1n aahao Q - q
1D0aaR - sAsUs asae p6nsk -
ah1l1ey y hsGlaaaa, ! ~ 49,, N
ca nas1ss n1osssu, 0nGnaAs e -
Dssaay KssAsaDv asva q - easuR
e0Aa1 ~ Vasy Da111vo lnnAaoaa -
0h01aG ~ AaA1 lDUa = ~ -
UoA . sano0al1ag oaAR
0OA Us11v - . 01s1aso - -
~ bs1ssl0 - 100elaAAaGoV. Dapss1 Q
eoeoaAO ~ aAo0 ~ al1As1S aask.
svss lnas - -. - enSA ssa1
~. ~ sssA1DN - haG0AaasAa6 Z
- 49, vAao - eOaok q balng
. -. veoa - tAsss . 0sss GossaAl1
- ~ ~ Ssa osa1.sS -. n -
01Ag - ~ - 1aaae -. insas1aa
0aGu1A ~ Q OO0o aAnhs q ~
0sa1sea han1- Yea NV - We
hoso talbs1 4 - e~eR. hsss ~
osh1so vAa1 - haVo AsslAsA -.
"As1 vAo1 AoaD - eavf AsaaaAsl
- ~ Voss1og. hs1aa11ng.
TAak tAsso nsvss vne sssoe>H
AaaAsA. gFaa1 ~ fsssoA - ~ a.tAsss
ed htooo4 tAAa Col. HooAoe naA-
vssu-.
"Hs-Asn! AAso! That %. Losk
hsrs. Aaria. I aaat want te -
haroA-"
But vith . ny laugh ths say spsits
danced from the room. She vas en-
tirely satisasd with her fa&hsr's D.
eisioa. She knew what he knew, and
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16
BITING FLY PROVES AN ALlsI
caIifoea)a Scientists GxeNsrats Il ~
Parslysss Carrier Aftsr TX.
peeimsNtinS.

SacrAAento. Cal. - Suficient evi-
dence to convict the stable, or biting,
ny az Q carrier Of the infantile paraly-
sis germ has not been established
through the experiments which the
California board Of health has been
condueting. Thus far the ily. which
Harvard and Rockefeller institute
scient1s1s declare - an agent in trans
mitting ~ disease 10 hunan bsinp.
has pfovoA - alibi In the California
tests. I've tan ssts q sxpssinsats
have bosa eaxsisa oct ~ rsoesssees
Hunt ~ sawyer q ~ seaas uaavss>
sity. - 1bss AAvs besa psen3eas1
10 ~ aAaA - II 0saka9o 1u11Ag An
stasss = - hsshatisa 4 ~ ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

Ntnisksg Praises This LaxaAlvo,
Rev. H. stubenvoll Of Allison, Iowa,
in praising Dr.. Kings New Life Pills
for constipation, writes:-''Df. King 's
New Life Pills are such perfect pills
no home should Be without them." No
better regulator or the liver and the
bowels Every pill euaraateed. Try
them. Price 25e ct Chas. D. Basnss.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16
A xHo10UH fRSf.
ons 70 Convince tie Most 3ksptaeal
0lsavooA Springs Reader.

The test of time is the test that
counts.
Doan's Kidney Pills have made
their reputation by effective action.
The following case Is typical
Gleawood Springs residents should be
convinced.
The testimony is confirned-ths
prosf complete.
: Testiaeay like this eaA.st b ig-
nered-
noeod. -
Mrs- Z. r. Csaassu. ~ ". 1assker
Ave, AsPss. Csas, sp4ss "I - .
great Asal II ssssssss saa Paia h
tAs saAu Of NJ sAsk. wAss I vssksd
hard or seeopsa I could hardly straight
=. tired sasily, Ten an suA Aswn
saa Asd hseAasAss aad disssy spslk.
Ny kid.sgs seAsa ~ freely - tinsa
A relative hAA - uss Deans KiAnsy
Pix, a.1 they did Ne great dsal Of
geod in every vay. siAss I was 70
heved. I Aavs kSpt Dssn's Kid.sy
Piils - Aand. I have rarely fslt any
sy~ptsas Il kiaAey compliant sinss J
teek Deas:s Kidney Pills over thrc
years ess. Yea ass vs,esns to soati.-
y pas,iSAi.g ~ testirsaial I gave
at that tiPs.'s
Fer a. ~ IN asalssA Priss -
sep1s. r6a1eea11uhns. O., Dseaass
NJ. FaA' - spsh -. - usa1ss
ns-.s:.. = X -.'4,,-r = =. s.sf =
). ~! j
1, / !ll!| L.
= = = |! ]! a
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

soul1l1s 0nsA~ - - 0sD =
= - = AGol o1solb - -
- Q - - 61osnn11 - 49,
49, As1a = lsAUlnG go - -
o0k eOv - = - aAaon0 q
. OonaD1 onnGnR hnUy. 49, -
N1snng00n1 - ~ lD0o = Q -
- eoA ~ - asg11 ~ dsse =
. o04o10 1nnD - aonnAa1 ~ -
es0o - ~. saaa1viag ~ ~ -
~ - esak Uosk - Q lnhasss-a~
oAaG - Aongo seOuln Ano1 - -
n's.1a ~ ls.s saasav A,vsnn
OAae . ~ = ~ G6sa1 v1lA11o
sD1a1 ~. - sAsaAA ~ -
- - ~ GhshAV vhADUu q -
O1oas - sBaaAa1 th0saQA. 4 hanaV
eA6n1 a0a6 ~. oaasl0 G1nna1o
~ ssaa1 q s10A1 0nsAsAaoa -
ena0 . ODsuA = eano 80 -
sss0. nssssaaao 49, 0111as =
e01na1 - sADsss ~ ~ ~ -
49, oDsaGA - vhls0.
= - . va11sA = osso ssauD
6ossD00o ~ o. . s0sW -
aao1 - AaallD - - v1sA
'Wea1lst1Ua. Ra1o0 Tuuaaa.
OosylAO ~ vo11sA eaaGoa1V 0o0
~ vAo1 - - ohsa1 \ ou10n UunD
- - ~ G1Dosl h - 1nsDonA
- - eoa11 ~ aanoa1 ~ -
s6aa0D 0aaoas - vAAsA ~ vu1lsD
~ asoe ~ ~ pamaaln. ~ -
Aaos1 = Pel0a1 tsssaaA. . AaAAaaAh1D
S1agew q ~ NDva. 0seAsa. eaAasoo
. Aug o1sso - esasaDas1 . 1lFes4ssy.
01so ensa0A. q . ssseaia ssoeae -
Pol0ae tsssass tAsso vas . JsssQA
Wee11ssAos osaAsa Droess1sd 70 IL
a11Feas.
O0s 08sssous Dsening tust -
noaths aftse thst. Marcia Danvees ~
eeiveA froa the postnan 1T Lisls .
little box. With . duttering heart -
ran up to her room. The writing upoa
the box she recognized at once. 8hs
tore OF the wrapoiass. rsmoved IL
cover. and viewed the Arst tokea ~
ceived for over half . year from hse
Iover-a rose.
a rose. but yellow roeo. What ~
Il mean? PussleA. thea psrturbeA, aA1
then aAxioas, che trisA u solve tAs
saigna-ia vain. And tAsa. ths naae
noeninG, 0eaAea RanAan hi0os3 -
DsarsA.
He eaos - tAs 0ar6sa DaGA. -
~. JoVs1s: hs0A heaatA. - 1sVo
t1so pagos11oel. Ho tssk -. ~ ~
as0s M asG1sa6ee - Ds41e.
~ ~ Faeocas9 ~ sosse
sAoDoa0o1 0aea1A - eoso - - ~
01ss11noD vsss ss0.
0saoen sana1eA ~ hos.npsasG -
lssv lsseA ~ h4al ssss1ovhg ~
1HQA1 dAln1aG Oss1sa Doesaa.
Ao ysDsv ssoA. - ~ .0aaao
mssaaA ~ vA11s sssa.. - -
1s0v. Q ~ Aso ~ DpsAso-1 1~l
~ ~ 4 - - snl4 I 6sv -
- lssUovsA.. - "''.' D.
-Tse vaaef" sshal lasuaA. = ~
H ~ ~ q ~ - liGohn .
~ OV@0D ~ = ~ ~ 1ssoslR
~ ~ . Sgoal11A0 - - VeaDl1o
1uosVA V610se1O 3 Vu11Do 01a1a1u1lD
0See - tAs0anl 1oollsU 1no1sa 0uID
Ais ho0oe ~ Q boRU1nR. VAA ho11y -
soeA. ~ 0sa0 4 ehssaoA - v1n1s0
q ~ ~ rssessy.
M. Weo1oeiAOe Aa9 beooOe =
most . fakAsr - ~" sIpaa1oeA ~
asa. Il have . ssttiel Dosltioa. ~
path tn boslnoos llfo - . s1To 90. ca
yoa take the rose. Aarciaf"
Yes. and wear II next to ny heart
oh. my dear. a. % happy. % graAo
full"
And orange b3ossoms. tool" sai1
Selden. proudly.
Copyright. 1911, By ". q. ChapmanD
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

q ssslias oss6sa avay NJ No.
ansas ~ PAilist1asa, sAe knsv that
II vssA ~ - tsse IN, 80 naks
hin tAs GtEoa0sf See the real battyss
q Me.
Tn IN oll bsar!" growIed The col
onsl. left to himself. 'Spoilias tie
happiness Of those two childrsa! A.
II couldn't afford to start them out
in life. with all fortune has favored
me! OF course. Selden has NO income,
but . good deal win finally come out
Of the estate in litigation. Be-
sides. he's blue blood to the core.
But. no-it's better to try him out
His father lost nearly everything 10
had at cards and horse racing. want
to see 1t rooted out Of Selden. I want
him to get some real business sxperi.
ence. All, mel"
The colonel fell into . ed reveris.
He WINGED ~ he thought Of the Jolly,
btg-hsarte1 Daniel Randall, the father
Of Sslden. He recalled how, In the
old days. he himself had reveled in tie
high play Of anti-reconstruction tines,
when . man afraid to bet was thought
Q cad.
Selden went to . northern city with
glowing ambitions. Tho pure, loyal.
farewell kiss Of Marcia aroused him
to mighty resolve. Her last words lin.
sered in his ears:
Dear" she said, I'VE must respect
papa's wishes-no correspondence un.
til you have made . business record
When you feel that you have consci-
entiously made 1t. send mo q token
. rose"
"A red rose. yss," sa3d Ssadsn-"tAs
snblem oe love-"
mo. . whits rooa," rssaSeA MARI.
Il havs rod brstty sasey sooswhses
tAak white was ~ omAssaasio suse>
~ q soal sessae - 0ssG - ~
tse ts0ptakiea- r. roA voss h ~
0ooA ~ eesoe e VIVA" - aAAel.
neaalnGl1. "WAea ~ VAses psss
esoss I saan . - paoA - 49,
ssans lask." 4
osaesa ssasAsl - saey vssA -
esGne - 1nanso l1neeae ~ tana h
vss 011As naessal ut - sAsssl tahs
tans - sa3ey ~ sioAAa. He vea
Wdn e11eaAel anA eo0oeAane a q .
coooeaat anA ~ DsosDes0 e Q psos-
tioa ooe0ea Aneoenhsa.
o. nfpstsaaAo AtoAH, hsvsvsr. -
VS. iD1sesd - e1ee1 . elab Hsso.
WAak was lrel d ~ 49, a tArse
ssessatisas EA AspcsaA, ia1essat typa-
eal sostAsn faQlllv ea1e sat seruaeay
= ~ 49, 4 ssaiseSs vAssl. -.
- 1aaaAn - ,sAs sSpa1e VITA -.
sasN an e,,rp Re bag egea risknth lis
eee0oaal Ry-aQsencsDe . kssor
sa6 riag. wAeA 1aFgA ~ sivsa
~. sE
/. As ~ ssna5HaDg11ana. 49,
49, ssssst - ~ - ~ - 80
- sas,sH Al. -. Asr
sIA vsw- = - = -
= :! : : : :! >! :! = :
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16
MAKES RECORD OF 'QuAkEs
l0veRtleN - ltallaa oeieNti04 % oatA
- D N lmprsvsmsnt ovse
tiss esIsmeSraph. -

That the seis0ograph b Aot IL
last word In tie natter q being -
curats and immediate In reeorA1ne
earthquake trsmos1As been proves
BY the inventioa &C IN Italian -
enlist. who. through . simple iAs&Fo
meat BY the aid Of Hertxian wavss
has been able to obtain records q
Disturbances throughout the earth.
1t has been generally known tAaa
EARTHQUAKES. besides giving rise to tAs
mechanical waves such a. are regis
tered on the seismograph. also have
been the cause Of great electrical dis
turbances in the form Of wireless
waves.
The invention consists OF . metal
hling coherer. which operates . bell
that acts ~ an announcer o( the H.
turbaness sought for record. TAis u
veatioa several tinss has ragistseo0
vi1ratioos doWn b IL earth at s0AD
aAA great AistaAess aAyvAsrs fFo0
- Is D1nutso aheaA q - ~ -
Deg1aDAA
fAs Unaesl otaess es~ssansae -
ealsa tAe 1svise ~ Ssos11ssoG1so
81 = aAsat - have 4 inseADs1 h -
e9vesaa 0nfaans vAeeo ooon0ouuo1D
Avs bssa fs1lsa uDsa ~ Issse1A
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16
. = =
Hoo AID

CAssP L c. epitA a.d nsaiastsn
s,psvrisss, both %isss's s.a n ss,i
s0nditisa.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

/S ~S
BUYERS
Fer ssls-Hss.s 81 fas. vsoss.
1sVniss - this s1Kss ~
~ s'.@-sh+':'. As-... ,ssi
n1aks sveeaA sGh
. 0o81e0 - 00D0o0D
~ ssssaa11 - A.sA nssa aase
- psia = sas ssthss - nssst nsss.
- ~ ss eeas sithss - Dssst 0ssA
sss., whs = ssGAssiasA ts ssssst psy-
nsst ed ssssip4 Iss ~ ssas.
- 0AAOEA vsal ssGaA6aheA
ensas0 - sss.i.g hssss. -
00a2 ssss.s 0assvssA SPsia0s. ~
= - i
Casiag ~ saAllss q go. 4
v.So-tf J. q WOODY.
Wsstsd-A sosd ny saavsssss.
Fer particulars eall 1t this s1iss.
Oo0ps<t4isa viu faint WAsa thsy
saas q ~ prisss - sseA va0saa, sss-
~. - bsGgis+ spsi.s vasses asA
hassssA J. q WOODY.
SIT
Closing out machinery At cost. A
good five-fOot mower, almost new,
5000
7-29-tf ], g, WOODY.
= = =
00903'0 OLD 0D00lAX8
ohss Repairing nsatiy aaA DssaP4ly
tsas. Psisao ssassaaAlA
FEED WICHNAN, III 1,aks Av&
Get you twi.s, harvester vhips Esd
sih et
sSVU o. q. WVODxs
= = 4
~ Q ooonee 1sao4ssa = 0a1i6sooo
eseiss q ~ - ssvs - va1ss
~ ~ ~ ~ . '1snA0 - -
00A - - ~ slllsai
.,: - g..
~ 0aSs-0oesk q AaRoN1sA 0ss9-
0saa js0slsy. Wu lssls ~ . -
aDsA - - sss1sl1aGa
~ 0AA D0UoAN.
80 .ts-.t- o0so0oea 0Osln0A
!. .. - ,...x .i,s.
~ onle - 1sa1C0eo0 saaaA g
~ oasso osae Oaseso1nlA NJ 0aAs
. ~ 1OOo - ~ psspsseV -
~ taho - 0oaosesa ysspoR III
sosAaaoA ~ Dasolal1a0 e1osslD II
/ =. 0o8, 0lsees1alA o., 4 p D
~
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

j
Y snaA haass u ~ ssas e Ma
asu1hDssth , Asas - 0saaA ssssas
es1lsA - ~ ~ asessaasss WsAnas-
~ svssa.e ~ ~ hanas - ssas
& sAl0nisAa1 ~ ~ ssiehAsss 81 i
- ~ sssssaasy - ~ tAs fSss sS.iD
0so4- ..
La 0nsa0s Vsae - = 0yPan8 No.
~ - Pss0ass bss t.sial H. SsAy q
Vssak 1alPA ~ AisA - 0wsstvsAe
(ssssk fsss typAsiA fever. FseAiss
tAs arrival e ~ yssag aasS ssaa-
tivss ths asrss0sassts for ~ fssss-
Il have ~ yet hssa nsAs.
c. c. NeKisssek lsft the first Of tie
week = accompany his family to Dea-
yer s.d Boulder, it being their iatsn-
tioa TO make their home in the future
in the latter city. Nh. NcKissack will
return tomorrow but will join his fami.
ly in Boulder later in the season.
No definite action has yet been
taken by way of locating a site for the
county high school building. There is
still considerable opposition to Nor
tons potato patch, but unfortunately
no one comes forward with anything
better-and there the matter Fests.
J. w. Cumnins says that notwith-
standing the statement Of many that
this season hes not been any too IA
vorable he has = splendid crop o. his
Fsur Mile ranch. He will have 5000
bushels Of eats AID enough hay -
wistss 100 hsad Of csttls, not 70 nsa-
clos fins vt 4 hard milling vhsst.
= = =
Misses Agsss Alisa AaA Hasristta
sehiiG Il Gypss., seeeopasisA ~
walter Christy asA Wsssey 0eaesa II
Kassas, visited IN 0lsswsoA yss1ssaay
aftss.ssa, having eeas in 81 ths lass
R;s 0sssAs Ne. :. TSs yssHs nsa
wsss - tAsir way 70 Salt Lake ed
ths. yss.g laAiss seesApa.isd thea -
far - 0isHwssA
'rs.W, ,ss - - - .s- t
Mn. C. q. Ls.lsy sf asa.a Js.sties
ee2s ~, Wsa.ssasy svssi.g - visit
hes Aps0hAss, Miss Marguerite Mar
1uis, wAs is in ~ Glsnwesd saaitasi-
IN rsesPsrstins frsa . ssrvsns bssak-
down. Miss Msselssits b ssw in
proving nicely ssd will sosa - shas
- rstsfn 70 her dutiss at The Ju.etioa.
Any skin itching IL temper tester.
Doan 3 Ointment is for piles, eesena-
any skin itching. Soc at all drug
stores.
1Gsasy - Len - mon Hse 0saA
xe 0saalsslsa oAafssl He 0AaeW
.se l1akiAs - faDas aal 1xanenlns
AhssessA Wnss q q. - %.
4hs I0Gaa l1veslDs0e oo0Q~Ac.
',.S-9o cssavsss aUsin0. 0nss.
A household remedy in America for
Is yeau-Dr. Thomss' Electric OIL. For
cuts, sprains, burns, seslds, bruises. 3Se
and Soc at all drug stores.
4 ssss ssssay ~ ia ~ Hsss ~
aolAI
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16
m.A1vo1AH1.

YuoRe YoeuasaA me- 3>aR.
Jsst asrivsd frsa Esssps; win n
aain . saset tiAs. Talls Pea Pres.
sah Fstsss In aasy wsyrHasd,
Piasst, AstrssseiGk, Oaisvsyaat-alss
FssAs ID ess.ssy seyls y sarae. Tells
NV e ssas1soaa ~ ~ lst3ses j.
IL AasA W. their fstafs AusAa.d o.
wife viii b. -f.s,,-
I - ~ ps.a =, Yapse. I ted
Nv - ssetas '1 ssssblss sad
ssi.g haek A.dIaal = isvss-eivs
gssa lssk fsss - ~ ely ssoa
laek stsas In Aass3a
" graaAAseAsr waaA tsllss hss 80
ysasu-. Advice - niniag e esaia and
tips - Asrss saeine, lassssits, -.
A ssfs cure 1se slsuaeA trssbie,
tAsumasi.n, Assa@a, sssxsfs sss Av-
e trssbssA eorna aaHlses, saIls. or
gay Aaif. -
An n tssshas, an at -.
0a,es hsses u =. =. - sHn. svssy
~. ins1s1nsg osnaaga ir'- 49,.
Ies1so ~ 0s1nsls ssss.G Is
l - ,r.:ss; - = MlHnRA. =
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

0o0Dn bsaOassws . sssas. ~ -
- 0saziy ~ - - sl1na1sS =
dnlo q . has0aio. - - O. =
~ 11Bss ~ passasslaA
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16
evsa.aipsa = lssas,. !, e,s,se..

essesa1psa - lsasss0 y Pssssao.
1Aego = - svn esa1sov ~ boa1D
- - written ~ sOare<lDe Dsoolsssso
- oe4R Dosoa1ls: ~ ast1eoao - -
vr1tSsa - 1isan4s1 - ~ ~ -0sv
~ su13esk" ~ AaSs - IN q ~
- oao 1osas vstA 1s11e towards
. eoeneo - 1se1t1psD valves u vA1aA
. - q lstter1 wia ~ - 1oa1roa
eesnaDo - = ousesa ~ h1sssRs wAo
- ahoue ParaassaA - lV- pssssaD
neta1ae eor Qa1es seAsr Oan1t3eA ~
~ 49, % skxa1g W1sos 6eUsa1Av
rssslAaiS. Aszsaas. p6shaSa. the 60
~ eo0e wAsa . pes0 - = npsk -.
~ - tneegoae 0se1ly tsunnn + =
: : =. Z =, = 4!.ls,,, ssszis&-
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

Hss Trade-115 aeres sAas Asekss,
Osas- 65 acres alfalfa Esd tinstay, -
aesss grain; 7-room house, modern, ex-
sePtisg heat; fine barns; storm sheds;
bsak house; granary; ice house; rsot
hosse; blacksmith shop; ssk-fssding
hsg pens; other good improvements.
oas-half mile to school; rural delivery.
PrSesy $l2,5O0. Would consider in
coHe or cottages in Glenwood Springs
Owner, Meeker, Colo, Box 22s.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

trainiass =ssessstusss. $ s-zt'te state nor
nal sshoql 1t 0unnison, was . vteitee
n 0lsaweeA 1Asrsday morning. wass
returning from the teaehe1' institseD
as sali1a. H vsse fssa hsas = Aspsp
wksss - vas ssensr,y . tsasAsr b -
ssAsslA - 11sqa - ~ Ai
hta.eaa sal r. - ss !;
- :.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16
o1o0Glh.R =. = o0psuA

0JoW -
New YalkeH1nas ~ ,oeoo6n11aaa
10 IL CAnrcA a hoarnaE3aA - 1fAA
tDsa oSsanA - vhisA nss. 1~UoEd
noselao = TDs1af. DsoSs1s ~ . 6ss1et
roo0. vA3sA = bselsveA - - - inno
vatio0 = eAaenA aRfaAos0satA n
orsaA ~ - ~ Fsnf - ~ eAale1
win - fensvsa. aA1 b ID Daaes {
bea111eslv sl11pDs1 roea WIN u
builk Hefo ~ bsS1s ~ arfaAss
her a1f1se aktsr ~ AEivs froa Aeas
and oaouf0 hoeooa4 thoa - y in rpaA.
ness ~ - nArcA b o. alear.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16
psass = . ssss.sr; psss.

0anos1s-A DwlaA. kvsaey ysass ~,
con01tAe1 su3eies - 0eAa1 1haassA -
shoo140 h1nosA ~ . savsases \ .
ea1oo - ~ - - ul11e5
ssENoa Rss0aA Qg1ozNe - .lnUane
- 4NplIn1on =
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16
oolDWN3U

n noted PhilastAsssist savss "Lils
= . struGgis." ~ vessisl baaiaso
- says: "LlHe y ~ - - thiAs
oloo1 anothss.'s
~ sick - affliaAsl veias ~ 0ns
ssoonsat Afess pssp8 0sAssssAAis
ooosnent thsy saats h aaviags "&i1s
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The Best Pain Killse.

Bueken's Arnica SAlve when appli-
cd 70 cut, buise, sprsin, burn or =
scsld, or other injury o the skin will
innediately remove al pain. Mr.. e. z.
CAanberlain Of Clinton, Ne, say:-
1T - cuts and other injuries Of their
tsrssfs. As = healing remedy its equal
asat exist Will d opsa fer yoa.
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H. hevels perfectly. Geo. 3 Kzssss,
A11ssaA Pa
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The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

J. w. Cumnins says that notwith-
standing the statement Of many that
this season hes not been any too IA
vorsble he has . splendid crop o. his
Fear Mile ranch. He will have 5000
bushels Of eats AID enough hay -
wintss 700 hsad Of esttle, lot 70 nss-
<ios fins Ist 4 hard milling WHEAT.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

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The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

A household remedy in America for
Is years-Dr. Thonas' Electric Oil. For
cuts, sprains, burns, sealds, bruises. 35e
and SOC at all drug stores.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-03-27
The Part of True Wisdom.

The freest government, II it could
exist, would not be long acceptable
IL the tendency Of the laws was to
create rapid accumulation of prop.
erty in a few hands. In the nature
of things. those who have not prop.
erty ana see their neighbors possessed
OF much more than they think them
to need cannot be favorable to laws
made for the protection of such prop
erty. When this class becomes nu-
merous 1t grows clamorous. 1t looks
on property as its prey and plunder,
and Is naturally ready at all times for
violence and revolution. It would
TEEN, then, 10 be the part of politica.
wisdom to found government on prop
erty, but to establish such distribution
of property, by the laws which regu
late its transmission and alienation,
as to interest the great majority Of
society in the support of the govern.
ment.--Danlel Webster
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-03-27
THE CITY CAMPAIGN
Prohibitionist Getting Busy fol
Coming Election.

The Prohibition committee and To-
cal candidates held meeting last
night at state headquarters, Room
80, Y. M. &. A. to plan an active
campaign. There was nearly com.
lplete attendance of both committee.
men and candidates. Frank Crump,
city chairman, presided; w. E. Batey
secretary, was on hand and Albert
! Fryhoff was elected treasurer and
served in that capacity. 1t was deCid,
! cd to publish more or less material
during the week and to Circularize
leada voter in the city. IT, was also
| planned to do a good deal Of personal
work in behalf of the several ward
candidates. A campaign fund was
started to meet the expense.
The plans for the Chain meeting
for tomorrow afternoon were also an.
nounced. Mr.. Chain will be introduC,
ey by one of the local preachers and
the Y. p. B. male quartette will sing
two or three selections. The evening
meeting for Chain will be held in the
chapel at University Park, under local
arrangements. The trio which made
such a hit with its singing at the
Prohibition oratorical Contest a
couple of weeks ago, consisting OF
Prof. and Mrs. Leedy and Howard
Wagner, will sing several of their
rafting campaign songs. Mr.. Chain
will be a special guest of honor at
supper at the University at $50.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-03-27
Splitting the Differences.

When jurymen in Stony Gulch disa.
gree, there is usual, some member
whose influence. lacked by his recos.
nized hardness" with a gun, carries
the day. Some thought he'd ought to
get $4,000 damage, and some thought
$4,000" said Bud Lewis, referring to a
recent case, but persuaded EN- to
compromise"
Indeed" said the stranger, with q
wary eye on Mr.. Lewis gun, whicp
he seemed TO be fondling in rather a
careless way. What sort of compro.
mise?"
II put 1t to EN-, Why not split the
difference and call 1t s500?' And when
Id brought my reason to bear on 'em,"
said Bud, with a loving gaze at his
weapon of defense, they all come
round to that compromise in no time"
Youths Companion.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-03-27

Whereas, the. Lord has greatly
blessed us, since opening the work
of The Mission Home, wherein we
have been faithful, and corrected us
wherein we have not g Tim, 2:16-1O
and, since we know that He is faith
| full Il Cor, 1913, Heb. 1929, and
| has commanded such work to be
done lisa. 1:16-17, 5S:5-l0, Matt. Is:
3445 etc.), we have decided, by His
grace e Cor. 1870 to continue the
| work in Oskaloosa. In order to do
this we must have the hearty coop
GRAFTON of His people. Our extrem!
ity will be your opportunity. Had
He blessed us with the means to f.
nance this work We would go on
gladly giving, realizing lit is more
blessed to give than to receive" acts
20:35, last clause. We feel amply
repaid for, all we have invested thus
far, and that to continue in this labor
oil love CHeb. G:10, John o:16J is as
good an investment as we can make
in this life though it has not profited
us financially, we have the consola-
ton of knowing that there is treasure
laid up in Heaven Matt. 6:19-20)
where we expect to spend eternity,
anu while here. having food and raj
ment we expect to be content there
with" Tim. 6:S), realizing that 1--WE
have brought nothing into this world
and 1t is certain we. can take moth
ling out" q Tim. CD We entered
into this work as matter of faith
Heb. I'D, trusting that the Lord
would make it possible Matt 1921
tast clause, Mrk. 9:23) for us to care
for those whom He might direct to
our care and, to His praise, we are
glad to state that He has enabled us
to assist twenty.one in the home since
our opening, besides giving aid to
some outside, fourteen being the most
We have been able to care for at one
time in our present quarters. We
have six with us now. We have had
two deaths, and but little sickness.
The experience of the past year has
taught us many things and deepened
our confidence in God. Many times
we have been in a quandary but each
time We have learned more of the
truth of the apostles statement: MY
God shall supply all your needs by
His riches in glory by Christ Jesus"
phil. 4:19) And the words of our
Master, Seek ye first the kingdom of
God and His righteousness, and all
those things (speaking Of the tempo
raj affairs of life) will be added unto
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-03-27
Study Silk MakIno,

From 200 to 800 boys and girls are
constantly in attendance at the two
silk schools in Lyons, France, where
they learn all the secrets of silk max.
ing, from breeding the silkworm to
the designing of fine patterns and
weaving the silk. Upon the Croix.
Rousse hill top, where one OF the
schools Is situated, there are not few.
er than $4,000 men, women and chill.
dreu engaged In weaving the silk. The
pupils go from the school into the
rooms where they see silk making car
rfed on, and they often engage In the
practical work besides weaving sink
several hours . day IL the schools