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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01

It's easy to understand why. Creams and lotions only get at the surface, while sStuarts Calcium Waters go right into the blood and instead of sluggish de- posit in the& skin, the impurities that cause skin diseases are destroyed in the precipitation that is exhaled through the pores in the form of invisible vapor You'll never have a good complexion without pure blood, but you positively will have a fine, beautiful complexion If you use Stuart's Calcium Waters.
 They contain no poisonous drug of any kind, are perfectly harmless and can be taken with absolute freedom, and they work almost like magic. Calcium Sul- phide, their principal ingredient, is the greatest blood d-cleanser known to science.
 No matter how bad your skin may be- Stuart's Calcium Waters will quickly work wonders with it. It's good-by to blackheads, pimples, acne, boils, rash, eczema and dirty "filled-up' com plexion. You can get box of Stuart s Calcium Waters at any drug store at 50 cents a box, and you will be positively delighted with their wonderful effect. A small sample package mailed free by ad- dressing F. A. Stuart Co.,, ITS Stuart Bldg, Marshall. Mich
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01
MOBILE MAN THANKS CHICAGO
 CHEMIST FOR SWIFT RECOVERY

"I received your medicine and was very anxious to continue the treatment. After taking three doses I felt better than I have felt in a year. 1 have passed several hundred gall stones. be- sides other secretions."
 Mayr's Wonderful stomach Remedy puts the digestive system. the stomach, liver and intestinal tract right. It clears out the mucoid accretions and removes poisonous matter It is known the country over. The first dose proves no long treatment More than likely your neighbors know about i
 We want all people who have chronic stomach trouble or constipation. no matter of how long standing, to try one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy-one dose will convince you. This Is the medicine so many of our people have been taking with surpris- ing results. The most thorough system cleanser ever sold. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Is now sold here by Eugene Jacobs Drug Store. 1904 Second Ave, Birmingham; Berney Drug Co.,. Ensley. Ala. and druggists everywhere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01
(Exclusive Service The Survey P
 Bureau)

(Exclusive Service The Survey Press
 Bureau)
 "HE need for what has been aptly
 termed "a socialized jurisprudence' ! has led to the formation in recent years of several courts of more or less unique functions. The Juvenile court and domestic relations court are instances of this tendency. No less unique is the con- ciliation court, which has been estab- lished as a branch of the municipal court oe Cleveland.
 The conciliation court has been in oper- ation since March, 1913, and has met with general favor and marked success. It has already disposed of 5SS4 cases out of 6lS4 filed, and the fee has usually been 25 cents, never more than 45 cents. The smell fee does not, of course, cover the actual cost of the proceedings. The the- ory was held in framing the bill of costs that municipal court ministering to all classes should not attempt to meet its expense by the collection of fee and fines.
 Helping Litigants Without Lawyer
 All this has been accomplished through procedure institute by Judge Manuel Levine. Fifteen years ago he came to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01
Some Trades on Short Time and Others AbnOrmally Busy as Result of
 the War
THE UNEMPLOYED IS NOW ACTUALLY LESS
 THAN IS CUSTOMARY
Great Rush in Boot and Shoe Trades Turning Out Supplies for Army. Shipbuilding Yards Going
 at High Pressure
By JOHN s. STEELE

London, October 22.-(SpecinI Cor respondence.)-Many so-caIIed expert. confidently predicted that within a month of the outbreak of wnr British trade would be ruined, British banks would have collapsed and mobs would he demanding food in British towns. Like the theory of revolt in India, re- bellion in Ireland and the brushing away of the British colonies. this, too, has been found a deIusion. After two months of war, while 1t would hardly be correct to say that British trade is normal, it is amazing how little dis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01

ment of the differences between the parties to the suit.'' As matter Of fact he usually secures their consent to de- eide 1t himself. When his Judgment is thus entered, all the power of the state is behind the decision.
 The whole atmosphere of this court differs from that of the ordinary law tribunal. There Is more quiet, more sim riicity, less of the spirit of conflict. The facts are not aired to the court hangers oii, for both parties are In close com- munication with the judge. Little Is ever offered as evidence except an occasional memorandum or account book. As intn- ite a variety of cases comes to light as tho life of great city is complex trunk held for an unpaid board bill, c! bills unpaid with counter claims of services i'll done-grievances petty in the view of the ordinary court, but serious to those concerned.
 Case of the Burnt Mattress
 There was the now famous case of the burnt mattress. A lodger in a rooming house had the habit of smoking cigarettes in bed. His landlady warned him against 1t, but one evening his cigarette set the he'd on fire. The mattress was spoiled and the landlady demanded s25 to reim- purse her for the damage This the boarder stoutly refused to pay. The
 
 ciiiation A summons was sent to the lodger. who appeared promptly The judge heard the story of both landlady and lodger through the court interpreter who serves without charge-another con tract with the old system-in which the defendant might have had to secure a professional interpreter at considerable cost to himself.
 The lodger was quite willing to make some payment for the mattress but be- lieved that s25 was too much. So the judge excused himself for a moment. tel ephoned friend of his who managed large wholesale furniture house. and asked his price on just such a mattress as that which had been destroyed. The manager quoted ss as the wholesale price, and, interested, said he would sell one to the landlady at that rate
 a The judge went back, explained the sit- uetion, and received the assurance of the lodger that he would turn over that amount on his next payday, and of the landlady that she would take advantage
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01
Jerome Nicholas Suffered Long Time, Then Found the Way to Health
 Quickly, Easily

Here Is the story of man who long suffered with stomach troubles-how his health slowly failed and how in the end he made rapid recovery-a joy ous surprise.
 Jerome Nicholas of Mobile. for con siderably more than a year knew he was not in good health.
 One. day, by good fortune, he learned of Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy.
 In short time he found himself with new life and energy He was so well pleased that he urged others to use this truly remarkable remedy Part of a letter from MT. Nicholas will tell you his experience.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01
Faces As Fair As
 a Summers Day
Are Possible If Stuart's Calcium Waters Are Used For a short
 Time After Each Meal

Many people have been heard to say That they used creams and lotions for years. without effect, yet after five or six days of Stuart's Calcium Waters their complexions were perfectly clear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-01
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From Lippincotts
 Isn't Morton something of Q miser ?''
 T should 'ay so. Why, he's too tight to risb ~gestion.''
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
oAazmo ,rurnra sooszn

n E. swigart, son of George )
Swigart of Carbondale, was . visitor
to Glenwood last Saturday a.d called
At this Office during the Afternoon. Mr.
swigart is very much interested in the
Colorado Metal Miners association, q
recent organization of the mining mes
Of thirty counties, having III il pr
pose the advancement ef the metal
mining interests of the STATE.
E6orts will b made to secure legis.
lation favorable to the mining inter
ests Of the state. It is chained that phl
mining industry pays . larU proper.
tiob Of the taxes Of ths sAats a,d Il
sheald Be given = fair representation /.
the natter Of legislatioa, snA this haa
heretofore been denied tie miners, ~
they eIain. ie7ts
The organization is y b operated
somewhat along the lines sf the Fsrn'
efs' Union, with locaa represents.
tive from esch county, and Marvin
Swigart IL the representative who has
been selected from Garfield county
He is anxious to create N interest il
the industry, to encourage prospecting
in every way and rs soon - possible
to secure legislation which win better
protect the industry in the state.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
elEllWooD LIGHT :. !: COMPANY
Youn find 4 button 1t our window
noeDW WANTED

I waa4 se0s 0lsewsol opsiAQ -
sloss h PssPssta1e b paslaal enlAaa0D
fse fruit za.sAsa, sesck sa.shsA ~
aaa psta4o rssshss veil IessteA. Ales
win 1T ssas go sa.sA Ysspssty ~
sals. I Aavs inquiries fss sch Dss9se.
~ 81 . esed sAs.ss - ssll " psisss
ass right. oivs fun snd aesssaes Ass-
csiPtisa, airsctssa cd Aistssss ess0
nssrsst tswn. 01aes wAet iD9s0ss-
ns1ts sss - tAs pases asA givs ys1s
lowest psies eaA tssns Il salA n
isesnbssed sts4s s0ssnt, ssss q -
tsssst s.A vhsa AssA Il ~ vtn -
eAaags Ter s>1ss Psspssty, sesAs -
lid vasssa 81 ysss vs>lSssass = -
lssaA3sa. Dsa< 3ss . 1s1iais1s v1ass
- ~ psspaty Y ~ wass - -
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oaHwssa 0psiaO, 0soss11A
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
oooD x.ws 1nsea AaxA,raAs

6oae time ago Governor Yates Of
Arkaasas and . party Of friends passed
thresh Gleawood o. their way to San
Ffanciseo where they went to scIeet
. site for the public. building which
their state will erect fer ths Pan
American exposition nsxt year. They
came in at . late hour, but notwith-
standing this fact many Of our people
went out to welcome then and did
what they could to make their stay
pleasant and 70 give the n - good
impression Of our beanties snd attrac-
tions. A. many Of the party - cared
TO q wsss sessapaaisd into the swim
Ming pssa wAsfs tasy sajsysa . sreaa
frolic. They were tAsa taken tass1gA
tAs wssdsrful vsper eave which taey
dselarsa surpassed anything they had
seen On their whole trip. After they
had been taken through the Hotel Col
osado sAd the surrounding gfsusdl
they were accompanied 70 their private
ears and . cordial invitation extended
to them TO return ard make a. longer
visit At some future time. To show
that they appreciated their visit herr
. recent bulletin by the Little Roct
Board of Trade contains the following
reference to Glsnwood:
When You 20 to San Francisco you II
make the mistake Of your life if you
don't stop OF ut Gienwood Springs,
Colo, one of the most beautiful places
in the worh-talk about Alpine seen
cry, nothing to it; and besides oar
friend Mccarthy, he of the Cokes and
Spice Co., has = son there-that's q
good trip, and besides that The Elk
are live bunch, and it . essa b knew
sserstary c. c. CAasdy e ~ BsM.
seas Mems league, City AtAss,sy J. ".
Bell and Editor A. J. Dleksoa Of the
fsse- and tie aFiAe-ks bet asa
salty-what sSesisss speins- God va.
certainly go - ~ nssataia country
when il eaas - dividing cut tie
scenic sttsssei6ss aaa G3esvood didn 7
got lsf3 Hash .anotAer Place ~
stopped 3oanssDse PassrAfksnees
rivss Ssae ~ wids-ssastiass ten
pastDs essps - 70 Aeesss bslew
sses, - - naa tAsrs rsnazksd to
- - dsgFess h ~ snssaDsa; tie
~ eesFa savs tAs elevation - 1929
fsss-tss hgA fse eenfost-tAe 81 It
essasR Main s.a 1fafkAan suits - n,
sstssr-nsre esass1ssass.
n ntssass spsae sssAiae IL -
viee1lpaitnAp n - -. -. -.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
stNWooD 1aoImzY 1oe Az

Eivs ~ 81 A-sssa Assse, city
vassr, sAaas a.d fr.it tssss. Jast
IL p,aes fer garden and chiekeasL Caa
taks 3lyoeo for this property aad ~
u jsst Hike finding il. Fss partiea,sss
call st the Glenwood Pest.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
Ms 1euB @-Ws00

.o6sut eh0assa - 4 eea1sa, 1unUa
esaQoA sosSag esse1A s1saasA Pains,
sissa1s sase sys4 taaA allsw esa-
pasEisa, sssvsss fssef1l, grisai.g sf
tsstA, tsafng 4 sassA pssalias AFsaas
-aa1 - - tAsss inliss4e eAiA ~
vssn& e. . ssx Il Kisk,pss Wen
N1De = ensp. 10 kills ~ Wsans-eAs
aaass - yses shsaa's ssa1l1lsa.s L
61oavs - 49, natssa - sspsa ~
aeIA salsssa b saaay 1Wa. 1asu
- s9p = 49, -, = - ~.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
SUNDAY SCHOOLS r1c,s1c

Ths Metao.';yst Sunday schools oi
Carbondale and Glenwoca held jeis,
pic mic in Noonan Is grove Thsrsday aad
The day va. one Of arsss sncy mont.
Fully 100 people came dsvn ffsa Car
bondale . special trail. bsi.siag oves
% while = few cane dovs by auto.
: A sPaesdid picnic diRses was N m
portant feature in tie aa0ss sAjsyaset
aad after an I'D ds.s I'm jaslies =
the many sssd tAings \ H. fins q
"ssts" IT, ehiIarsa paaysd nanssssl
games Aad ths nsn eaaD Svss = ~
ban pash a.as ssvivsa trelsis -osossJ
II basssaA Mary & ~ 1e1is fs1lss
sajsysa . svin =, ~ - as1 ~
ehillssa e H. IN ss1e1b vsss vssy
happy wAils visiti.e viaA - asstAss
An vsss vesy tAs.Afsl - Jsee -
Nm. Nssaaa tse Daas,qe . - -.
PssA = ~ oethssiae - bese1i i
grsvA waisA 1e1s- = ~ n11ss -
sosA a evsak
Dsuass Usv = - ~ -
- AAvsasises - 1s olu
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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
Al ACT o. =
OD1DAR. AAaua0a;N

Realising that . GFsa& many hed
lad their eyes iajarsl asd some nade
pernaaestly MAD ess1sss Of qsasAs
And eAeaP spectacle vssdefs, Ne last
General Asss1bly paassd N set ~.
quiring all whs wisA - examine eyes
and At glasses - paas . rigid exania-
alton to prove tAsir es0pets.ey.
Up to date oely sse opticia. IN
Glenwood has proven his competency
and Seea granted . Dssnss BY tie
state board Of exaAinan to practise
oPte.stry. J. ". na~iss, Gleawosa'. :.
psPsIas 3swelss ssA svtssiaa b ~
s.eesssful nan. NJ. AaW8ss heviaa
bsea granted Ais dipsoo1s1as Attel sF
q dark rson aad Is sow, fslly prepared
to test your eyes aAd q yos viii
glasses. He also carries fsll stocl
Of lenses and is prepared - duplicate
your broken lenses at any tine. 7-25-li
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
RocE HAlsuK Hoa aA18

30 acres lssated Ter na1ss 1seo
Rev csstls, - asfss b saltivatsn, -
serss 1. alfalfa, cultivated Nd eaa b
increased - sbsst 10 sessa AlWays
plenty Il waesr fee tws esod sss4s q
hay; alss gFsws sssa PseasssA Iaisly
80 Assss, stabasA sseAsusA -.
o1si1g wssR popsa - AsuBA ~ 1sss-
iag f.sit tsssa fhts psspsssy = ~
- s1jsssae - e.ssssse Asss aaP
|sal M nahs . 4esaaA sossk nssA.
|esee sasA ~ swine ~ asal lalaass
L. saay tssna n i.AsSsssse soossss
~ = q z. J. 0oUHDoo1
0ssvssa 0es1nA, o.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
oss WAX 0o1

leeny oaaavssA aUEin0 1ss1as 1avs
Wsak Pazs ~ ~ ofssa ms
~ Daek.
Many people have . weak spot.
Too often it's . bad back.
Twinges follow every sudden twist.
Dull aching keeps up, Day and night.
Backaehe is oftsa from weak kid
neys.
In saeA eases . kid.sy medicine is
needed.
Doa.s Kid.ey Pills are for weak
hdnsys.
Fer bsekaehs sld urinary ills.
Coed pesof Il nssit In IL following
s4assosok.
Mn. ". ". Lake, Nsskss, Colo,
ays: "0.s sf ny family Aad lame
baek tat easDsd twiASss threagh The
loina. Dpsa's KAssy Pils rslisvsa
him. hsd . dull, aAeging paia across
ny hQs cad frequent headaches. I
suffered from soreness in the back sf
my neck. used Doaa's Kidney Pills
and now my back h ever % mucA bst-
ter. I am not having any trsubae
from the kidney secretions-
Price soc, At all dealers. Doa T
eimply ask for . kidney renedy1gct
Deans Kidney Pilh-ths sans that
Mrs. Luke had. Foster xiIbara Co.
Pops, Buffalo, N. 7.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

i hereby aaassnss ~ candidacy
for Assenaaynaa = sspsessst the
esantiss Of GarfisA aaA 8is Blsace i.
tAs 0sasral Asss.bly, ssbjsst = ~
District De.pcsatie Representative A.
sembfy And the PnnAeisa.
EDWIN C. KINGSBURY,
Gleavood epsings, Colorado
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

s.bbetA sehssl (sstsrAay). $50 ?. u
Bfbls otsAy (eaturday) 80. $50 ,. =.
1lssisaasy saa peayse DsstieG
fAsssaay ...............1,W = =.
~ Csspss Avs. IsaAse'
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
80 NO ~
I WIflfES =


- klkAp Lsss is aeg saglsysl
Aehs AAyss Bookstore.
JaAee. r J. saith Of ths esasty
aD.st spest Thursday in RiAe On pro-
- business.
Aias Searl Of Garinda, Iswa, i vis-
iaang her friend, Mrs. ". v. Fs.k,
- G3snvOol for the sammef.
~ eli kinAs q hssasalsAsiog 81
= Ns1t shiaiag Pariss - ossAa
Otis A. Mallory Of Rifle and Miss
Matte H. Blackman Of New Castle
Yesterday perehased . marriage license
Il The county clerk
= = =
NiAs Inastta 6hAPp Of Lsadvills
saAs dowa Thursday evening fer .
vusk's visit with ths Misses La Rita
Osalins s.A Lillian Lsvs. rt
pg. aad Mn. ". ". Crock rstasoeA
Asa Dssvss tAA fisst Of ~ vssx
afser participating il ths Elks' fsstiv-
iEias A.ziAg tAs big eoavsnaiss.
= =
~ MA, cosy sst3so q ~ wv
- ~ DoaaS RsgslsA . ssasn hz-
A6vs. ~ at al sessss.
J. u. Hstehinss aaA Jsliss WuA-
seAs ls1t fsssaay fos Csassa1e 1siaes
= Aslseasss to ~ sssss asssseay II
~ Progressive pasty.
Mo Anaa DsIAa, vho Aas sPsak IL
past svo ysass 1. Gfs.l Jssstiss, has
ssGa1.sl to Glssvesa = GPsol ~
0aAss with her father, g. J. DsIAa.
C. ". 6aith sad soa, Rollin, JeAa r.
1lttaayss ssd three Asa frsa 1ssbls
vsrs ntaAses Of Jssk 0tsslaisS II.
AlAa baaA at tAs recent Hks' essvsa.
sisa in Dssvss.
= =
Nrs. William Ross died At her bonl
h 1sAstoae Wednesday night st ths
-. Of - yesn. The body was pre-
pased by FArnum and taken to Car
bsadale where interment took place
ysseefday.
DloekAith Waatsd. AAlsso
-,-l r. n. JsHANT0EN,
S1D-8 xsshss; Oslo
= = =
re easteru dispatehss bring II,
word that Niss Eta TayIss, daushte
Il Ceagressnan and Mrs. E. +. Taylor
10 10 be honored in being selscted {.
uaveil the Colorado tablet in the Wash
iaGesn monument which 10 soon to b,
dedicated in that city.
Dr.. Clark reports . bouncing baby
10y born Thursday night to Mrs. Joh'
P. Davis at the Rockpile. All partie
interested are doing fine, including
GFandpa Korupkat who declares tina
ths productive qualities of the Rock
pile are still unquestioned.
= = =
Dr.. and Mrs. W. T. Oberto returned
in their ear the first of the week from
Dsaver to which point they motore,
last week. They report the roads goot
With the exception of = few small
sezstehes which are not especially bad
~ need some repairs.
= - -
For Sale Cheap; Pool table, standar,
size, complete with balls, cues an.
rsek. Will be sold at bargain. In
4uire of E. l.. Peisar, 1918 Gran,
avenue. 7-1S t
Perry A. Trimble and Miss Charlott
Osequyt and Amos W. Trimble an.
Mise Rena' Blue, all of the Carbondal
country, secured marriage licenses las
Saturday and at once sought Justic,
Rice who tied the double knot an,
started two families on the domesti,
highway.
- - -
Among the guests this week at thu
Hotel Colorado were Mr.. and Nre
Washburne of Denver. Mrs. Wash
bafne is known to many of our people
as Miss Moys, former teacher in tn.
GlenwoOd high school. While here sh,
net many of her friends of the forme
days
= = =
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Lockett and soz
aAd three daughters of Hot Spring,
Afkansas, visited last week with Mr.
Lsekett's sister, 1n. Wn. RsAf d
<hs~ e;kv Thav ara ~paaflv 6nRSk%>J
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
60 poO ~

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q ~. - snasAs = - ~ ~
b dsasb psspsV 49, ~ Aaria-
- has1ksa on0 0u119sAaA dna1sss
49, ossS 49, 49, - . ssssa.
N - ~ = eAs~ ~ Sssess9 4
~ 80 h6sssnsA
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
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vsAaaa1aV sssaiag eswtaa . 2 =
naaAia0 ssao go - 1ssAay. -
sasAsV - EsiAaV aeassossas fsso 3
y Z p u
Al - vs1ss0A
~ NistA s1pssG
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0s10ssD 1ln1D - - 0ssO0 ~
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u 49,
n . n.-Co00Daisa.
= -
q. 1A0RA2AD 0BU0G0
oss10 1lals Az. ~ RlaD q
Seventh Sunday after Trinity
sa. A.-Hsly Oonnssios.
10 .. ..-ossdsy seAssl
II = n.-Nss,iag prayer aaA ser
7:se p. a.-Evs.iag sssvies.
= = y
1D1DoDeD1 eBU008
10 . a.-ssslay seAesl.
II Q. n.-Rseslur service. Ssbjset,
"rAs IAisss That Ars E1esllsst."
- n-npvsstA LsAsss.
So n-Rsgular ssrviee. 61Ajset,
"Coafsssins Asist."
Prsias s.A payer esrvies Th.ssday
GEO. y. ELEIN,
=
G8DYI IAN
essviess at H. Firsk Prss6ytssiaz
church nsxt Sunday esoAsstsd BY IN
Rev. 1Ssest Kaw, pasess Il tha
Third rsssbytssiaa church q OneAa
n q A-6aSjset, I" 0idsss's Vie.
tory, o. Gsd's Use Of 6nan Thing
to AeeenPlisa Largs Resalta." rt
So. n.-6nbjeet, "1ssults Of . Dsfi
mite Purpose.
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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

fsa nissAas spsne ssaAiae IL -
,i.sasssss !. - lass ~ ~.
~ ss,law saissA
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

Upoa tAs invita4iea Il County Sur
veyes Trunbor ths editos Of the Pos.
last Monday visitsl tAs county read
being built BY ths ssaviet camp just .
sAort distance this side Of Hellsate.
This road is bsiAs bsiit in the best
Of style and shssld esnnend itself ia
al whs appseeists . SO sad lastins
highway. Yes 1t essGs nsss = bsiA .
sssd sssd thas . Dsss 60, but i lasts
bsttss sad gives bs1Gss satisfastios
wAiIs it doss ~. The Pest believes
~ eenaissieesss sAsaA b commend
81 fse tAs sxssllsat sAasaetsr sf read
vssk being dess ~ thsss CA.oa City
beys.
CkA1e03 - 3A2kA0 -
xsa J. J. ansesas - Aahsa ~
aAaAes.sat e lsA oAl1vslls sssa'
i.g and boarding Assss. 81 Win u
plsassl to rsEaia ~ IL Issnss p.
tsoas and Ill nv sass wAe care y
givs - tsial - ~ sAan saAssvse 4
kssp us ths spassAiA sspstatiea tAil
hssss Aas slvays - uaAss tAs fssDes
manager, BY asing sss Ssst = plsass
AN.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

For Sale Cheap; Pool table, standard
size, complete with balls, cues and
raek. Will be sold at bargain. In
Qnire of f. l.. Peisar, 1918 Grand
axenue. 7-1S If
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

Dr.. and Mrs. W. T. Oberto returned
in their ear the first of the week from
Dsnver to which point they motored
ist week. They report the roads good
With the exception of = few small
sezstehes which are not especially bad,
~ need some repairs.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
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visaesa 9lsnwss1 H. nese Il ~ Wssk
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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

Heavy, inpsrs blsoA nakss . 0nd
dy, piApay soapasxisa, hsaAasass
saussa- indigestion. rhia Mod make
you weak, pa'e aad siekly. For psr'
blosd, souni Objection, uss Dsrdesi
Blood Bittsfs. 4l.oo q aN stores.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

Among the guests this week at the
Hotel Colorado were Mr.. and Nre.
Washburne of Denver. Mrs. Wash
bafne is known to many of our people
as Miss Moys, former teacher in the
Glenwood high school. While here she
net many Of her friends of the former
days.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
Bull noo NI1

Fi,s larss ho'steia, = .sstAs cid.
Win ssn Or trade for god VfIk cow.
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7-24-3t OssessdaIs, Cslo.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

Perry A. Trimble and Miss Charlotte
Coequyt and Amos W. Trimble ami
Mise Rena Blue, all of the Carbondale
country, secured marriage licenses last
Saturday and at once sought Justice
started two families on the domestic
highway.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. I.ockett and son
aAd three daughters Of Hot Spring.,
Arkansas, visited last week with Mr..
Lsekett . sister, Nn. Wn. RsAr Of
tAis city. They are greatly delighted
vita 6lenweod SPRING. and her faAsss
waten and while this was their fizst
vaa11 - Gl>swesd tAsy aay Il WIN b.
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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

Dr.. Clark reports bouncing baby
bsy born Thursday night to Mrs. John
p. Davis at the Rockpile. All parties
interested are doing fine, including
Grandpa Korupkat who declares that
ths productive qualities of the Rock
pile are still unquestioned.