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Evening journal., 1914-05-06
Carpet Department

The showing Of Rugs, Mattings and
other Floor Coverings is most complete.
China Mating, in stripes and checks,
$1,000, S12.00 and $l4OO per roll of 40
yards.
Japanese Mating, carpet effects. have
the Akawo double edge, $1,000 to 5000
per roll.
Fibre Rugs; these very handsome, yet
serviceable rugs come at small prices.
They are particularly adapted for summer
floor coverings.
9 it, IL fl. size, $6.75, $500 and S12.75
each. 7 IT, in. 10 #. in. size $3.50
and Sl0.5O each. Smaller sizes, S1.15 to
S1.90 each.
Rag Rugs, attractive colonial designs,
in sizes 27 in. X 81 in. to 9 fl. IL it,,
from 75c each to $1100 each.
Crex Rugs, the original, fully guaran-
teen kind, that is serviceable, cool and at
tractive. Prices range from Csc to S16
each.
Fourth Floor-Use Elevator
Evening journal., 1914-05-06

When IL is over you will regret the
fact that YOU have not proiited by the
low prices at Rudolph's auction.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-05-06
FOR DYsPEPTICs

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
It produces healthy activity
weak and disordered stomachs.
excellent strength builder.
Evening journal., 1914-05-06

Thomas Parker r. L. White and II
II Hitch. all three Democrats. and
who had no opposition Mr.. Bounds
was Mayor Of this city four years ago,
being elected on an independent
tlcket
Evening journal., 1914-05-06
Porch Rockers

Double woven reed seat and back rock.
ers, with wide arms and strong, clean
maple frames, high and low backs, SIPS,
$3.50, SITS, $500.
Porch Rockers, exactly like illustration,
double woven reed seat, strong maple
frame, medium high back. Special price
$l.75 each.
Evening journal., 1914-05-06
Porch Sets

Very fine hardwood frames. Finished
in silver gray, open cane seats and backs.
Very attractive and comfortable. Settees,
$1,000 and S27.00 each; arm chairs,
S12.5O and $1,000 each; rockers, $12.5O
and $1,000 each
Evening journal., 1914-05-06

Rustic Cedar Sets for porch or lawn,
strongly built, in the natural finish, big,
roomy, comfortable. Settees, $4.00 each;
arm chairs, $500 each; rockers, $3.50 and
$3.25 each; tables, $2,25 each.
Evening journal., 1914-05-06

The cut shows popular apartment
house style, that comes in three sizes, with
ice capacity of 60 pounds, Loo pounds and
i40 pounds, and sells for S2O.5O, S27.5O
and $3O.75 each.
The Eddy construction assures the
best possible refrigerating qualities, with
the least possible ice consumption. ASK
your neighbor who has one" Catalog and
price list on request
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-15

Berthe Owens, Springer ---- 1000
Cleo Bales, Hewitt --------- 1000
Berrie Jackson -- 1000
Ethel Hobbs, Hewitt -------- 1000
Ethel Pannell, Hewitt ------ 1000
Iva Holland, Hewitt -- 1000
Essie Webb, Hewitt --- 1000
Bessie Wilson, Hewitt --- 1000
Irma Patterson, Oil City 80 1000
Matte King, Oil City ---- 1000
Fannie Holland, Oil City 1900 1000
Elyia Bounds, Oil City --- 1000
Matte David, Keller ----- 1000
Bertha Davis, Graham ----- 1000
Bula Briscoe, Graham ------ 1000
Bessie Mash, Graham. ------ 1000
CarmOn Brooks. Graham - 1000
Lena Martin, Graham ------ 1000
Viola Chance, Graham ------ 1000
May Gotcher, POoleyille ----- 1000
Effe Kennedy, Pooleyille - 1000
Eta Noll, Graham --------- 1000
Ruby Baker, Hemer -- 1000
Mary Harrell, Homer ---- 1000
Dollie Allen, Homer ----- 1000
Dollie Reid, Homer --------- 1000
Julia Allen, Homer --------- 1000
Corela Phillips, Homer ---- 1000
Eddie Franklin, Homer ---- 1000
Biddie Sutherland, Springer 1000
Jessie Glispie, Springer ---- 1000
Ethel Croskell, Berwyn----- 1000
Lorena Wallace, Berwyn - 1000
Eva Stafford, Springer ----- 1000
Callie Thompson, Ardmore-- 1000
Clara Hobbs, Springer ----- 1000
Marguerite Bagwell, Springer 1000
Nina Arnold, Springer ------ 1000
Ruth Terry, Glenn --------- 1000
Verde Youmans, Glenn ---- 1000
Alma Jones, Lone Grove - 1000
Cecile Oakman, Woodford--- 1000
Mrs "A. A. Rogers, WILSON, 1000
Ruth Hewitt, Wilson ------- 1000
Emma Darlington, Glenn --- 1000
Mrs. c. S. Waton Oil City 1000
Maud Fuller, Newport 1000
Edna Weaver, Newport ---- 1000
Bessie Avery, Newport ----- 1000
Luthie Smith, Newport ----- 1000
Biddie Evans Newport ---- 1000
Lucy Davis, Newport 1900 1000
Ona Balthrop, Newport ----- 1000
Ruth Hammel, Newport 1900 1000
Virgie Smith, Newport --- 1000
Pearle Hargrove, Newport 1000
Kate Lasby, Newport 1000
Nola Walls Newport --- 1000
Effie Larender, Glenn 1900 1000
Pearl Bennett, Glenn --- 1000
Nora Gillion, Springer ----- 1000
Era Clifton, Springer --- 1000
Minnie James, Springer 1900 1000
Lima Hill, Springer ----- 1000
Pearl Stafford, Springer --- 1000
Nell Heron, Springer ---- 1000
Lure Gilcreast Lone Grove 1000
Jewel Taylor, Lone Grove 1000
Irene Wallace, Lone Grove 1000
Annie Clifton, Lone Grove 1000
Bessie Furman, Berwyn ---- 1000
Mrs. c. A. Newton, Oil City 1000
May Ingram, Healdton ---- 1000
Beulah Dowdy, Joiner City 1000
Lottie Wager, Springer 1900 1000
Conny Balach. Glenn ---- 1000
Maud Grail, Glenn ------ 1000
Bertha Boyd, Glenn ----- 1000
Myrtle Adair, Glenn ------- 1000
Cora Berry, Glenn --------- 1000
Byron Spencer Glenn --- 1000
Annie ellison, Glenn ------ 1000
Emma Lesley Glenn ------ 1000
Bobby Ledbeter, Glenn ---- 1000
Lillian Baher Glenn --- 1000
Bertha Lee. Newport - 1000
Ruth Arnold, Deese ------ 1000
Tassie King, Deese ----- 1000
Maggie Adams, Deese ----- 1000
Anna Cook, Lone Grove - 1000
Ruby Cummings, Lone Grove 1000
Corean Gum, Lone Grove 1000
Bertha Hill, Woodford ~ 1000
Edna Pickens. Woodford - 1000
Ruby Mcdowell, Woodford-- 1000
Lorata Anderson, Woodford- 1000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-15

We the undersigned Judges Ardmoreie and Merchants Golden
submit the Second Count Of Votes
We find that MISS EMMA MOOREHEAD entitled the MESH BAG,
advertised having shown Of 1000
r her standing Of Miss Holly Craddock has
the largest numb Of 0 her credit
(Signed MRS H. H SAYRE,
MISS RAVE CAMPBELL
Judges
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-15

In addition to the votes given on the sale of coupon
hooks, votes will also be given at the ratio of for
when party holding coupon book presents same in
payment for merchandise.
ArdmOreite Publishing Co.
1000 votes for each S1.OO on new subscriptions to
The Daily Ardmoreite
1000 votes for each $l.00 on old subscriptions to
The Daily Ardmoreite.
1000 votes for each yearly subscription to the
Weekly ArdmOrete.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-15
DISTRICT NO. 3.
DISTRICT NO 4.

Holly CraddoCk. ArdmUre ---
vivian CrOssthwait", Arduore
Pearl Blackburn Marietta
Maud Allen. Cheek ---------
Bessie Hill, Cheek .---------
Jessie Hurry. Ardmure ------
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18

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this, tewiS: 1AsI ~ GnsAA. Ass
fsilsa - ~ ~ psiasieal nsas vAsa
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nsf1sity,
AID Whsssas, n lsO.l AslAss e
ths iAlshAsAAaas psPessssAs1 by sAiA
aste ~ nasA vieh ssil AsAAs 3s1sAss
nstiss - lsnaaA u Usi1iaG. Ass1nsiaS
aaiA Asia.lt - sass1iag - Ass1ns
IT, vAeas 49, SePssassAaA - niA
nsGs - isAsssst tAsssss - - =
sals - - Pay1Aas, aAl ds0aAAkAg
IT, sals - aail lAAA 1nAse aaA xsual
Desl.
Nev, fAssslsss, Psbis .sGies i
hssssy sivss tAat, Pssoase - aid
.sties, stsstisa 81 lsaA.A, - unl<s
a.d by vist~s e IL ssAAssity vssGsA
in ~ BY niA Ts1sG DssA ~ - M,
I, c. ". 0aiGA, Ruhlie TsvsEss e easl
Garfield Osssty, vin IN H. aAsss
described lasA fss eesh, = PsAass csc
front Ssoe u ths Cssaty Cssst Hssas,
At Glenvssl 0PsiAos II ths Csssty Il
Garfield aaA etsts e OssssaAs, -
Monday, IT, leth day II Ang.st, 4.
d. 1914, s& lO:00 e'elsck In tAs fsre-
asos for tie P.sPsse Of peyi.g saiA
note. interest t. date Of aals aAA Tia
expenses sf this sale, asA will give t.
the purchaser thereof . certificate Of
purchase therefor - provided BY NV.
Dated July 10, 1914.
C. ". sAlIrH,
Public Trustee Of Garfield Csasty,
Col0roAe.
First publication July II, 1914.
Last publication August /, 1914.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18
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asA.y assninG -. ssAhR vsst ts
0aesusel - s1asaA divine sssviee tith
Ais ss..s.Assy . ~ Knishts fe.s-
~ GAieA sePssssA u ssifssa- An.
6nAli4 asA Mr.. - Ma O. D. RsekarA
ssssassaisA ~.
fhass vsss VaiAs number Of picnic
Partiss ~ IT, sassa s.AAay.
JsAa Gtsss.s ~ moved frss Cst-
tsevesd to his saAi. .. the ,srtA side
e IT, river.
Nf. s.l Ma DsN a.d 1assAtsr.
hssstAy, ars % . vacation to Desvsr
this week.
R. Harris - H. d. U. proved him
self Al interesting tslkes in the church
Friday evening.
Ar. Method ssd Asnily are spending
the week a.s.G thsir Friends
Mn. NosoaasA 40 daughter Of Avos
visited their frisaAs here this week.
N. snd Ma Rsskasa e.testained
d. Lace AID d. Harris At dinner
FtiAsy.
After . pleasant vssk pent among
friends, Mn Asaing sad daaghter re-
tsrsed to their Aons It Denver.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18

PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE INTENTION o.
THE CITY OF 0LENWOOD SPRINGS,
COLORADO. TO REDEUN AND PAY
THE FLOATING INDEBTEDNESS AND
OUTSTANDING LEGAL WARRANTS o.
THE CITY.
To Whom II May Concern:
Pnblic notice is hereby givsa tAat the ely
of 0lenw0od Springs, in ths sln1s of Coao-
r.As. hss sntheriseA the issss q NJ nsss<ta-
BILE coupon boads in the aeDB00nAe aRSun4
Of thirty thousand I've hunArUa aollars, ~
the purpose Of funding = lfks anssnt Of ~
floating indebtedness and satstaD1tng legal
WaRrants Of the city Ne sale Of snt1
bonds will be made within tAirsy days aflss
the first publication Of thls nseSos, duri10
which tina. any holder of suesaaAAing heal
warrants Of the city Of oIsavss1 spriaQu
may exchange the sans Il paS 1or bo01a
At par. By application At IL slics Of -
city treasurer Of said city IN 0lenwss1
Springs. Colorado. anu ths pesssatattoa q
said warrants for exchanss, = s1sresatA.
DATED at Gienwood SsFinGs, ColoraAs.
July Is. 1914.
WI. CROSS.
City CLERK
First publication July 1s, 1914.
Last publication Augwt .. 1914.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18
PUBLIC 11us1n's aA1k

Whereas, Louis Plummer whose I'D
dress is Rifle, Garfield County, Colo
rado, grantor by his Trust Deed, dated
March 18th, 1918, Al feees1ed NassA
Fl, 1913, in the offics sf ~ Clerk SD
Recorder Of Garfield Coaa1y, ColoraAo,
in Book 90 at Page - q IL records
Of said County, conveyed = The Publis
Trustee Of saia Co9afy ~ followtAg
lsad in aid Coapey, te-wit: Tks
Northwest quarter q ~ SsothwUse
quarter (NWk 6W9k) - ~ BsueA-
west Qua9tef e tAs NeeshuUot qunsesR
.(SWh NWk) II osstiea Five ~,
aad ths SoutheaGG SmFtw, of ~
NsstAsest quarter (01k NIak) sf -
ties Six ~, ell IN Tsw1sAip 1ix o.
oostA n Daags UlassyleAsss t6ep
Wsse = H. 0fzeA RsfnalpaD 1fasiAlna,
eestaining eos hanARoa - twuaov
(1So) sssse; IN 0st - sesaso ~
paynsat Il his - pslnalpal nsAe q
eva ~ WitA a3a fsu1 Deea ~
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Haapesa Z De- VaaaaA sspastosss
1sine nsiasas snoW ~ I'm nane q
HsnPssA 1esa. . Va1as4 ~ nsoeAa
asa nfessa aayss a1Dsr ~ wieA -
tsssse tABsa - - Z - -
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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18
1AAG6.

NF. and Nn. Gee. Hotz are moving
ints Mrs. Grays hssss o. High stree,
next to sloss AID aoa . store.
Miss HeIe. Clark b taking . vses
tioa this week sal Is visiting the
hoae folks in Glsawood. Mis- Ins
AeAahon is helping st the central
Office during her sbssaee.
The Odd FsIlsws' dsaee, held at the
hall July 10 wss . decided success
There IVES . Large attendance a.d I'LL
seemed to ssjey tAsasslves regardless
Of the wsatAss.
Art. Chs&aesd 10 taking . lay-oE
for . few Aays - lssk after his hay
crop.
Miss Stella EAssrtoa, Of Bataak, was
. guest at ths Tstun ranch and at &
D. strong's few days last week.
Ted Hall has gait ssaeh work and
gone to Nintssn 70 take position IN
the round hosse.
Mr.. H 3. Huatass, Of New York
who is spending ~ summer in Bssalt
is steedily gaining y health aad
strsasth.
l. =. Kennedy, d. Eessedy eAa v,
A. Caslss. mads an ssts trip 70 Car.
boadale the Arst Of tie week,
Forest ranger W. L barker and wifi
were in town "wednesday from thei.
home on Taylor creek.
81. Bogue and Alec. 0nqson, WHO
have been in the imperial valley si
California for year o. two past
have returned to Basalt.
Albert Downey is taking . vacation
Of . week or two, and q. Bogue 4
taking his place at the roanA house.
Misc Hazel Mount visited at the L
H. Miller ranch ON Sopris creek Sun
day.
The Berry season is absst over IL
the Basalt district and cherry picking
is in full swing. The crop il very an<
this year.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18
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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18

AaarA dat a.
NAy JOas -
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e David haW
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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18

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n slls1 oass vss1s ~ . sDselal
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vhieA b ~ - eas - ~ oaDe1on1ss
e 01ny ore c0oeSe1sA h 1eWo
kasv tAat ness1aA = ~ Ossa9 0ioA
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- ~ gRsa4 AAw-G4vsf was typ11s1 ~
Moss ss1 o. the Sssat King vaa ~
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phetie staAsosaG = rsaia l1oA y
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euspsee - JGsns aa1 ~ ehasae1ss -
~ Naes1anbe KlaO1o0.
n ce001etoe asfaag1Ag tAa1e Io6E
aaG3oosi 0obas oen1lss sviAsaely ~ u
ain1 ~ ease tAss J1ssS oasaesD =
n p1sse A1voae WGDo ~ 09goDe
essssAsAsW0 q ~ OIsoeR Wee0
VIVA H Wa1 ases0ollsA = N -.
80 AAsssG u uss vltA ~ tAsaOAe
~ have Gavea - = es1ay's 0sa6sa
rsxt lasiah's Ugo0Asey rss0set1ag No.
siaA's Kia06o0- TIT aWsss VIA ~
Osaseal tssaA q H. Apesesaie teacAAAg
= ~ e0eee thaA Jesa1 oisacl0 in11e-
hatsl ~ greater wsek q ~ MOI
aaie KiaO1s0- We FsaA -TSsss nifs-
esss ~ Jssss. asA oa.i6sses1 fsstA
ah sssey": that =. PAswsa = s1vases
Hi King6oo pows9.
Not tor Q mo0sot ere ~ - s1ppoos
tAat Jes1s and His aisdoass atts0pes1
- hsai all tAs s3ck q raisstise. o.
IL coatrary. thoss Asais1 vsrs socA
- nanifestsd special faifA.> Daft1-
nssai lad his syssight rsstoes1 ~
cause ~ csSoa oo&. because Ae woah
ut listso y thoss whs sought % t1rn
as6ds ~ GA1eA. Whso we co0e - ~
dsestaaA TIT Jssaf nizaclss p6etass1
forth IN b1ssslnGs - His KiaO6oa.
~ * ~ peopsr tAosgAt
~ ~ 0sieA 9yss o1en D opsasA
Whssvse ssaAs ~ 0os1sa Text aa1
thinAD Tat 0sFoay natnfal bltn1nsD
IN - Aeos sway h MssaaAs Klae-
- ssss eaay q sDan poFtisa - ~
giseiess WORT - - sece0paisAs1 II
balnAasss q igDosaacs anA supseseft1sa
VIII WhicA oatna has a0ictsd ths race
b far wosse than pAysical bli6AnsA
n 6cslptaxal 0selarat1oa. Every 90
sAan - I'm. and thay also that
pisecsA HiA." Aas usaouhes1ly rs6sr
socs - IT, eyss e ssAssseaaAiAG.
Jssss dscaar1A b Hi Aiscipsss. "Yst
httIs whiIe. Al ~ wseid sssth Ne
- more: but ~ shall - M" -
Joho says. I'VE ehail - hhs nm: ese
ws shall - din = he -" Ry Tie
nifaculoas change q tAe Elsst Resur.
ssctioo IL Church VIII b made spirit
beings. anA tAea win - ~ Master
facs b facs. becaUss spirit beings liee
Him But tie void viii see HlD
oaly WITH ths eyes q their uo6oe-
s@anding. tsst - esa3evers Aow - ~
rAtAse aDd Iss1o-with the - -
faitA-just N thay 80 "tAe t11noD
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18
sn1 PnA 1nD

WflHaas' laAlaa Rls Olaansae ~
ere BlisA Dsss4ing s.l ItsAiag Rt1GA.
L sssssss ~ tsnsss. anays iesAia0
.: ssss sseaag - . pssllasa oivs
ias1aat SeaiaR. W1Haass loG1aa PSlo
otstDsss I prepared fss piles -
isseasg e ~ Psivsts pasA ~ -
esa0gsts, nan ~ A.a o1.eo. ~
aa.s' 1fs O., prsPsisessA 0ssslasl,
~ saas ~ ". q PssAissa, 1zsp-
- - pAasDAsisG
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18
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0sooV 0saDtv olss6 ......0 L 011Aaso
osao1 tSeososee. .Cansea0 -. 0D10
OsosV coao1v fsaasasss. y. = uosv0
oouv Aneoo1oe ..........1 y. 01o01oo
osoAU 010eeln11o1sae q oshssos.
...............Asa T0Os4 V1s11s0aA
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CsseH AtAo1oV ........oAnA ". S00oD
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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18
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uisk AsaAaeAs, - bssstA, ssss
stsaaeh, fssssl tsaGss ~ i11&0ss
tisa, osaa liver 40 ssvsb sle0sA.;
ClsAs sp tsaiSht. 0st . 3ss. bseeAe q
u. KiAgS Nsw Life Pilb tsAAy cd
enRty ths stomach AID bsWsls q 1es.
nentstiAg OAsy feoas 80 vasss. a
full bswsl nsvsasas eivss . sstisfisd
tAaAkf1 feeling 0akss ysa fssa fiss.
Effsstiva ~ .ila Dsst sriPs. ~.
It your druggist.
Baeklis's AIniea 6alvs fer barns.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18

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q g - ~ ~ Wsssl - egune
= n1ps osl bs1ag Asl0s1 = ~
meUot1QD eAssauA ~ 19am1anlR
ufUoDA A. WeD aS10 ths0s1D0aD
- - Usev0uo1D ~ sa1nnoe1 ~
senn TT esssosaD 1eUss - thgue,
- ADeneosaoG - SesqA - = -
eosuA ~ 49, aeot 49, f1oA
- - eoe - - - 90
d1s6 rAsa - ssaee s'.S' ''' -
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18

whIcA 0s0 hseA
peep % rec ~
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80 ~ GUlk0
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4 Corlat ~
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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18

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- sssss. ASsst . assss ia slaa-
vatisa; . huat tssss, sssls ess Aay,
|psia asA pstatsss, . ~ %ssso
Asass, go ~ bafn, snA1 os11nR,
alas las0s pstaas ssulas, ~ vaase
sigAe, 3vifs 1sssss - ~ nasAiassy
- vssk H. saasAs . As9sA ssw,
|ssas saiehsas 81 tuAsy1s ve0sa,
tsGuv a.a lslnssa
Psiss, eseoe ~ . Dvns.s Asv.
- baaasss - ~ = . ~ ssn4
~ 1Da-
- sessa 10 aesss b s.ltiv.sss.,
|a1sse - Assie tsssss sssPs saissa -
~ ~ vsosesAass. sasAy lsaas =
sssa ANsA 1asa asl - hunnaGbs
|oeea 49, slGAls A-vin altA
psis t4sses eeao - = ~.
4. ]. 11QEDo4
o9lnUssh oGdlhu o.
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~ = = - ~ -
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eguv 3 . - - 80
- 01ona11lR \ - -
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- HN1O - 81 ~
SO - % S0eoO1N
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W.T. nor NM
PoPHAM'8
Asthma G0EDv

Give pesaPt a.A pssitivs ssaasR -
every sass. SsaA - assegists. Rsto
sl.0o. Trial peskass ~ nAil, H.
Wmaos MIG O. 1ssVsisss0
olsveaaa4 ooi0
Fer sals BY ". q Psrkisse, As~e
Gist and spothseasy.
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04Y o911olA10

0aess = o1sDUss1 oDsAO. q. .. 0nDaD
oo0 0oao6 ................ Will1a0 oDon
ce0 tsoos1saP ....... .1ls 11asv Mso1n1D
pso1se 0AG1seg01o .......e...L.P p 0unooo
c>av A11nsUV ................S. y. -
g as11al ..............1 J. Aa1n1u
.. y. lAaGA. - IAuaA 4 y. 80
~. ~ oeseass. ~ ,. n,eansAs 4
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90 acres. 20 sefes IN eultivatiea; ;
about 10 acres nsss .. - saltiva<sA;
" aere in aPpsss, etsfs are hay, grain
and potatoes; 3-rssa Assss, barn and
sheds, 6.s potato cellar; goed water
right; 4-wirs fsaee; Ill IL machinery
- wsrk tAs rancA; s hsssss, sslt s
sswA . hsifsss, fi.s Jssssy bau-
Price, $500.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18
RAJ 101AI1 1A1AAuS

He. so11-
lao asrss. Ahsst Ss aesss n sslli-
vatiss; - sssss ases saa ~ ssltivst-
ID; srsss are ~, gaia ssA PsesAsss;
saady ssil; . sssA S-fssa Aesss tAat
cost e9y0oo, . bsss tAa4 vim AsIA ?
heed Il Asrsss, . esv bas. fss . ssvs,
and sthss eat bailaines; . gssA water
right, 4rviFs fsnss; IN nils fsso .
eosa town. This b . fine Ea.sA.
Psies, es5oo, essA payasss dswn,
and thea tsrns 70 ssit st 8 pss ssas
istsFsst. Machinery - vssk this
ranch, aiss al snail tssis aaA ssos
AssssAsld gssas. A. a.-s
I n serss. - ssrss in ssltivaeiss;
shout 10 aerss mere saa b saltiva4sA; /;
they raise saan fruit esebaSe, seisas
and potatoes; they nAks el0o = eseo
per ssss - esieas; 3-Fssa Assss, besa
s.d sAsds AID etAss eat bsilAiA0, ,
and 4 virs fence, sosd watss right;
close to CafbondAls.
Price, $1,000, with . payment aswa
and balance e5oo Per ysas st ! Pss
cent interest.
Ns. 1see-
Is acres. - aeres in ealtivatisa;
about so fruit trees; ersps ere Aay,
sraia and potatoes; sandy ssil; 5-sssn
house; . good barn AID sst b1ildiASs;
. fine water right; 4-wirs fsaes, y
nile to loading station and seheoA 3
large horses, / nuls, / eslt, 100 chick
ems, l pig, calf and al IL machinery
to work the .aaeA-
Price, 1880; &s.7oo Aswn aaA bal
anes to s1it at pss ssnt interest
IL. 1881
20 seres. - asrss IN eultivatiss:
crops raised go hay, grain AID Psta-
toes; . goed Groom houss, bara asa
out bsildinss; . No. l water right;
4-wire fesee; Y nile frsa lse1iae
station, also . snail town.
Price, 5000; $1,000 asvn Al bal'
aaes ts5o per yss1 sntil paiA -
per cent interest.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-06-05
FROM fPLY or .COHAN

Say, I'm not working for you, am
-" asked Broadway peevishly.
Go on: do as you are told"
well, I'll be damned" said Broad
way, but started toward the door.
Wallace, though, was thinking.
Wait! Hold on. 1t may be Mrs. &C.
rard. Didn't she say she would be
back In half an hour"
Broadway paused, dismayed. That's
so!" He hurried to the window, and
looked out; he turned back with a wor.
ried face. "Surest thing you know. It's
her car, all right
Get your hat" said Wallace. "Is
there another way out OF this house,
The servants elevator at the back"
Rankin! Oh, Rankin!"
Rankin, breathless. hurried in. "T1l
have the grip packed in five minutes,
sir"
Never mind the grip. We can't
wait for It. We've got to make a train.
See who's at the door. We're going
out the other way" He seized Broad
ways wrist. Come ont"
Jackson, departing in a somewhat
sideways fashion, owing to the steady
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-06-05
TOO HIeH-FLoWN FOR KING
Frederick VII. Of Denmark Unable to
Appreciate Sentiment That Was
Part Of VloIlnlst's Being.

In writing Of her experiences IN
America, Madame de Hagermann-Lin'
dencrone tells Of the arrival at Cam
bridge of Ole Bull, the famous VIC
linist:
"Ole Bull (the great violinist) mas
taken James Russell Lowels house IN
Cambridge. He is remarked and ives
here with his wife and daughter. he
has a magnificent head. and that broad,
expansive smile which seems to peions
to geniuses. Iiszt had M like II.
"He and Mrs. Bull come here o1ten
IN Sunday evenings. and sometimes no
brings his violin. Mrs. B. accompanies
him. and he plays divinely. There is no
violiufst on earth that a compare
with him. There may be many VINO
have ns brilliant a technique. . non
who has his feu sacre and the ire
mendous magnetism which create
such enthusiasm that you are carried
away. The sterner sex pretend .tna'
they can resist him. but certainly nc
woman can.
~ 4. very proud Of showing us