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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-11-18
READY FOR FARM SHOW

The committee having in charge the
arrangements for the entertainment of
the Brown County Farmers and
Breeders Association" have been hopping
around in a lively manner this week and
announced to the Review Tuesday
noon that they had about completed
arrangements for the Grain and Colt
Show. It will be held Thursday, No
vember 18th, at Turner Hall. Prize
money has been subscribed in sufficient
amounts to take care Of the prizes which
will be awarded to the successful exhi-
bitors and to furnish a luncheon to the
visiting farmers at noon. The ladies of
the Turnverein will prepare the lunch
which will be substantial one and will
be served between IL and 1880. It is
expected that some two hundred will be
in attendance.
S The prizes, of which list follows here
with, will be exhibited at the Opera
House and there the speeches will also
place. Two good ones are announced
here but the committee has not been
informed as to the names of the speakers.
There will be no special prizes offered
as the executive members of the Asso-
citation requested the Commercial Club
Committee not to solicit any from the
merchants. The exhibits must be in
place by II o'clock tomorrow morning
as the judging will be done before noon.
All first prize samples of grain, etc., be-
come the property Of the Association
but if later exhibited at any other place,
it will be done in the name of the original
owner and he will receive all premiums
awarded. In addition to the prizes
offered there will be sufficient money on
hand to provide prizes for any exhibits
not mentioned in the list but worthy of
an award.
List Of Prizes.
Best ear of yellow dent orn-$1.00.
Best ear of white dent rn-$1.O0.
Yellow dent corn, IL ears, LIST, $500;
End, $500; 3rd, $1.00.
White corn, IL ears, LIST, $500; End,
$500; 3rd, $1.O0.
Flint corn LIST, $500; End, $1.O0.
Pop corn-12 ears, LIST, 81 90; End, $50.
Blue Stem wheat peck, LIST, $500;
End, $1.0O; Bird, $50.
Velvet Chat wheat peck, LIST, $500;
End, s1.O0; 3rd, $50.
Early Oats peck, LIST, $500; End,
$1.00; Ord, $50.
Late Oats-1 peck, LIST, $500; End,
$1.OO; 3rd, $50.
Rye peck, LIST, $500; End, $1.O0;
3rd, $50.
Barley i peck, LIST, $500; End, $1.oo;
3rd, $50.
Flax peck, LIST, $500; End, s1.oo;
3rd, $50.
Timothy seed-1st, $500; End, $1.oo;
3rd, $50.
$1.OO premium will be given for the
best sheaf, inches in diameter of any
variety Of grains and grasses.
$1.O0 premium on best place ofeach of
the standard varieties Of apples.
$1.0O premium on best peck Of each Of
the standard varieties of potatoes.
$500 for the best farm exhibit.
Colts, 2 year old, LIST, 500; End, IS. 90;
Bird, $500;
Colts, 1 year old. LIST. $500; End, $500;
3rd, g. "a
Colts. under one year. lst, $500; End.
$500; Bird. $500.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-11-18

u
letters should be distributed to stores,
as before; and on Wednesday ALL WHO
HAVE HAD WHOOPING COUGH
SHOULD WEAR THE "W"; all who
have escaped, the Zero.
ALL school children to wear them es-
pecially.
Children's Thursday December 3.
The loss Of young childrens lives. es-
pecially through intestinal complaints is
appalling, rising at times 20 per cent
of the total born. This day should be
devoted by all mothers and fathers to a
consideration of the sanitary condition
of the DIARIES from which their milk
is obtained. Appoint committee of
women, secure an automobile and visit
the diaries of the vicinity. A VETER-
MARIAN should help in this investiga-
ton. The local Board of Health should
publish figures concerning the milk sup
ply, make statement of the deficiencies
and explain what is necessary to correct
them. Have conference of milk-deal-
ers also.
Fly-Day Friday December 4th.
One half to two-thirds of our popula-
ton has no plumbing OF sewage facili-
ties and must depend on outdoor toilets.
Flies carry at least one-third of our ty-
phoid and an immense amount of dysen-
terry from such places. This can be en-
tirely prevented by the simple plan of
FLY-PROOFING THE TOILETS.
Get them ready NOW for next spring.
See that the vault is tight, all knots holes
covered, vents and windows screened,
ill-fitting doors adjusted and weight
or spring placed so that doors are kept
closed.
Thoroughly done, NOW, this proce-
dure, costing perhaps twenty-five cents
and an hours time, will REDUCE THE
TYPHOID FEVER next year one-third
by single operation which is ENTIRE
LY IN THE HANDS of every house
holder to carry out.
Your local Board of Health will help
with suggestions. A sanitary squad may
be appointed to see the results at the end
of the day and report the improvements
made.
In severed cities, free of out-of-door
toilets, this day may be devoted to
Garbage Heaps, Manure Piles and
other fly-!.eeding places: .s
7 Seal Day--Saturday December S.
All forms of public Health endeavor
depend for success upon EDUCATION.
The educational work in Public Health
in this State is by general consent ex-
pected of the Minnesota Public Health
Association.
This association is cooperating with
other great agencies, the State Board of
Health, the Advisory Commission in
the State Tuberculosis Sanitorium, the
State Education Department, the State
Dairy and Food Department, the State
Labor Department, the State Live Stock
Sanitary Board, the State University,
the State Agricultural College, the State
Federation Of Womens Clubs and others.
A great item of its work is Tuberculo-
sis. The Christmas seals are sold to aid
in the Abolition of tuberculosis and all
its allies. Help your local Red Cross
Christmas Seal agent to make a great
sale this day.
TO THE LOCAL COMMITTEES ON
HEALTH DAY.
Systemic, organize, advertise, super
wise. Then rest on your laurels, but
not until it is over, The Minnesota
Public Health Association will be glad
to help you further. Write H. w. Hill,
Sec, Old Capitol, St. Paul.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-11-18

Systemic, organize, advertise, super
wise. Then rest on your laurels, but
not until it is over, The Minnesota
Public Health Association will be glad
to help you further. Write H. w. Hill,
Sec., Old Capitol, St. Paul.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26
NOTICE OF ExEcUrRIX SALE.

Under and hv virtue al the authority
cnMierreh upon me as cxecnlrlx ut the
last Will nm, Testament of Calvin H.
Miller, deceased. and the authority cen
tcrrch upon me III tl,lr certain decree Ol
the Ihancc,v Cou ( 81 Rnlivar County,
Mississippi. rem tered in the case ol
Calvin II. Miller ct al vs.. Elnma 4. +,
Miller ei III. No. 26S0, ut Rese,Iale on
tl:e 3lst siav t,i November A, u. 1914 !,
and. recorded in minute book III" Mt
pass 5G4.5 nt the rec ,rsts If ! be iaan-
es.rv ys,urt 81 snIa cstntvyun file IN the
office III the clerk Ot .aid court mt Rose
sys,lr i,l the l'trsl .Judiciad District al
said 1lsoliynr c,,nrtv, 1. EMMA IS r.
MILLER. Exrcntrix OF the Last Will
aud Testament ut Calvin II. Miller.
.tieccnsc.l will on
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1918.
at the western front ,lner Of the conr,
house III the Town of kosednle. Bolivar
Couwty, Mississippi. between the honrs
oft1 4. NJ. and i r. NJ. O'Clock. .if,r
for sale and sell. to the highest bidder
Tor cash, the following described land
living nnd heing situated in the sail
First Judicial District Of Eolivnr
county. Miss. to wit:
"Ail Of SECTION 6. in Township Is.
Range 8 west: the South Hall a. S,uth'
east Quarter Of Section 3. aud the Nnrtl
Half Of the Northeast Quarter h Sec
ton II, all in Township 25. Isnese s
west; and one hall acres OF la,nl nOwn
as the gin lit of Calvin II Miller de-
scrihed ns follows towit: "Commcnc-
ing at the northwest cormr "i the :.
Scruggs " t, Whence east 2 6 feet. thrnce
rotrh los tset, thence vest go feet.
thence sOu,h along the reht0f~av OF
the Y. & NJ. v. Railroad. 1O5 feet to
the place al heginn.ng. being one halt
acre in til. Sontl,enst Quarter 81 Section
7. Township 25. Range 6 wes,: al ~
the sam above described lands helm:
situated IN Bolivar cornty. Miss:s.
sippi." Exec, ting trtni the sale Of the
above described lands the HI n,estes.l
selected bv Emma B. +, Miller. which
is described as follows, towit:
".)ne Hundred and Sixty acres in
Section s, Township 25. Range 6. west.
belivar county, Mississippi. described
by ,netes md bomn.is as t,,low =. towit:
Beginning 1T mn iron p,st where the
line of the Yazoo & Mississippi Valh.v
hallway Rightofway. AMI running
north 80 degrees "a minutrs west along
the section Inc :8.O4 chains q, IN iron
post on the cast line ot the l,vee harrow
pits, thence nortl, 26 degrees west
along the east line Of the levee barrow
pits, 47.lO chains to an iron r.s': !:
thence sOnth 80 degrees 81 minutes
o ~ cl,x 49, 4 Il
west line Of he railroad right tofwav,
thence south 4l.94 chains t" he place
OF beginning, cont aiming 100 acres.
Witness my signature this the 7th
day ot ec~nnber. A u. 1914.
I'M MA u. r. MH.LRR.
Execv,rix Of Last Will aud Testament
of Calvin II Miller. deceased.
Sil,crs 4 Sillcrs. Attsrnevs.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26
NOTICE or C9MMIs sIoNaa' )
SAi.E.

T.
Under nud l,yivmtur % the authoritv
|cuu'rrre. upon me il, that certain decree
Ut fl,c, 1 HANGER, Court of the First
judicial Distrirt II Bolivar! Z. unity.
Mississippi. rendered III the case oi =.
s.. Bakrr~t III vs.. 4. J.. billiard, No.
y1S1 1T R0sr,lnle on the 18th day ut
November 4. d 1914, ami rec.r.lcd III
Minute Book III" III page 55t; III the
recocds III me ciluncery court ri said
county on file in. tile office nf the
etn.Nery clerk ut Rosedale. ]. N. G.
s itl.tless. / 0nin,i* rnncrut the Chanserv
C.tWt Of s.,i,l First Judicial District ~
hulivnr county. Mississippi. win on
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
JANUARY. A. ID. 1915.
al the western front deer sf the court
honsc in the Town Ut kosrdale, said
county aud State. hrtwrc The hours ot
ia ~. ani 4 r. NJ, o'clock. offer tor
sale and sell. a he highest bidder fnr
cash. the following described land living
and being situated in the county of
Bolivar and state 1T Mississippi, to-
witt
East half OF Northcnst Quarter (Ii12
oi NEM) Of Section 30. Township -.
Jsarge g.. west. Bolivar county. hiissis-
sissippi.
While believe Che title to said land
il good, yet will sell and convey only
xucl, title as is vested in me by vi,tne
VI the decree "t the chnncsry cot,rt
above referred ,s,.
Witvss my hand this the ith day oi
December \. h. lHi+.
Il. C. OGDEN,
Commissioner nt Chnncrry Court OF
tolivart ounts. Mississippi.
S;IJ.rS e, S;ilers AtlAru,v
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26
WIN, F. GEE FOR DISTRICT
ATTORNE.

The subject of this sketch was
born in Winona, Miss. May 5th.
1868; and like all men of poromi-
nence and true gre atness, was rails
ell OIL the farm, and many long
weary day has pulled the hoe drawn
the line of gee Beck or baw Bill. "
/ After reaching his majority he en-
Ijaged for time in the mercantile
business, bnt even during those
times lie studied law with a fixed
determination to achieve greatness
| III tie Office Of Mclean & Row e
aud liter with the illustrus r. O..
Sission, he laid the foundation of a
law, education which is fast plac-
ing him i'll the front ranks of that
coveted profession. Passing sat
isfactory examinalio, I,- begun
the practice last year, 1908. This
wear. 1899. he cast his lot with
the'thriving little town Of Lambert,
array.d himself on the side Of right
and las made among tie people Of
the county. people who love order
and VI rightness. many friends. He
has has high asperations. whlc'i
captured was a noble ambition, will
| in the uear future aid him in scail-
| ing the laider of fame and mingle
with the good successful for days
| to come. He loves Ills friends and
| is true to the interest OF his
clients: Int would not s.oop to do a
dirty trick, through his success s'e-
| D .rded upon such thing. We pre-
dict for him a brilliant future, and
are pr, I'D Of warm friendship
| that exists5etween MS.
The above appeared IN the LAM
bert Mirror. Dec. II, 1909, when
our friend Gee was not a candida
te for any Office, He has lived
with us the last three wears, and
7 we take plersmre.in (, dorsiug the
above editorial and commenting
him to the voters OF the 18th judic-
ial district in his efforts to be their
next district attorney Marks Re-
view. (Ad.)
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26
BIDS WANTED.

Pursuant |" mn order ii the hoard al
supervisors OF bolivar countv, Miss,
passed aud entered ot record at n reg,,
lar meeting Of said beard NELL ~ Ill,
town ~ Isosc,lAit nn D-c~mi,er I, tai4,
stunned clerk ofsni,l Hoard viii. ut his
office in the town ot Cleveland until The
hour ot ~ o'ck'ck. Soon. oi Mnndnv,
January =, 1915. receive bids fr"m phv
,sicians to give metlical atse"t'ca 'ns-
nish nil me,iic;nes. etc. "a NIL pettic.
confined in til. mil and kept IN the l,no,
h"nse ut Cleveland. Mississippi. Tor III,
| wear 18Th.
| This Tab day Of n eem,er- I,vl4.
e. H. WRAy. CIssk.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26
Please Send BY
PARCEL POST
Is WHAT OUR OUT OF TOWN
CUSTOMERS WRITE.

Is WHAT CUR OUT OF TOWN
CUSTOMERS WRITE.
Our Mail Order Department has
become an important adjunct to
our business. Rral residents have
found this method Of shipping 50
couveMis ut that we receive orders
regularly which begin as indicated
above.
i tip about al convenient to shop
at our store by this mod-ri, direct
bv mail method As it is to shop III
person.
Send us a trial order, We pre-
pay postage on all orders anIouiit-
ing Scots or more. Patterson
Wall Drug CO. Ad.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE

Under and hy virtue Oi the authority
conferred npon me III that certain, de-
cree ot the { Chancrrv Court ot the First
lu,iicial Distr rict OF Bolivar county, Mis-
sissippi, rendered in case III Il. q. Hakrr
ct. III. VS. ". T.. Richardson. ct. al
No. 2lSO. ut ROsetale On the latl day
at November A. u. 1914. an,l regarded
in Minute Book N" ut pnge
555 vi the records OF the
Chancerv Court ct said county ON
file in the othce Of the Chancery < lr,k Mt
Rosedale. !, H. C. Ogden. Commission
e. If the chancerv court of sa !, First
Judicial District 81 Bolivar county.
Mississippi. will on
MONDAY THE 18th DAY OF JAN
UARY A. b, 1918,
at tie Western ir.Mt sioor ~, the court
house in town of kosrdae. said
county and State. Letwern the
hours sf II a. M. and 4p. nj. o'clock.
..ffcr for sale aud sc /, ta the highest
bidder tor cashthe following described
land lying and being situated im the
county al BOLIVAR and State o! Missis.
silIi. tow't:
All that part Of the West Half of the
N ,rthwest Quarter al Section Thirty.
Township lw~mtv. Rance Eight West.
living north .f Williams Bayou. in Rel-
iva. Cnuntv. Mississippi.
While hello We the title /" said land is
gs cd. vet Twill :. II aud convey only such
title as is vested in me hv virtue ot the
decree of the chaMc~ry courl Hl,oye re-
ferretl TO.
Witness my hand This the 1lth dav ui
December A. y. 1911.
II. C. OGDEN,
Commissioners nt Ctaneerv Court oi
hniivnr County. Mississippi.
S;ll.rs & Sillers. ATTORNEYS.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26

Pursuant In M "r.,, If the hcafd ~
supervisors of olvar cnnntv, N So.
passed and rrt.rcd ui of record
nt IL regular meeting ~ said honrh ise-
gun aud held at thccnurt house III tsss,
town ~ Cleveland. IN the list judicial
district of sslisieomnsv IN Monday. Ncv
,. 1914 nnticc is hereby given mar
the undersigned clerk ot suhl hoard ,.i't
until 80 the l,ont' a. 1 2 ovlock p,n,u *
M"ndav thr ~, day of lee. lols
same being q he he first Monday III saa.
monsh, receive sealed lisls. ut his ssilse
in Rnssdalc, Miss. i,T the lniis,u t,,g
materials aud supplies Tor The s's;s,.
working oMtfts inr The c0unts to'wn
Gnrn. oHts. hnv aud ,mixet iced ~
carload quantities and less han c,slos 4
quantities. 10 lie delivered nt arv is8is
IN Bolivar, ,ciunny. Miss
The board NJ supervisors reserves sfac
right la reject amy and nIt i,nis
This 2nd day 81 Nav. 1918
Is. II. WKAY. Clerk.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26
JoI,vlno shc parerts.

why did you chuck that baby IN
der ths cAin,' 6ske.i the man 1T
ID such an ugly little sinner
'Thats wLy chrelsed him." said
the woman. 4 always set the ugly
babies. Fretty /. bies ret so much
coddling from strargers that theis
parents take II as matter Of course
1t Is tbs fathers and mothers Of home
" babies who appreciate attention
Didn't you notice how pleased that
eoupie looked7 l.don't suppose any
Body ever petted their baby before *
cept themselves. They'll think iol
more al the youngster after thia.-
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26
N. B~I1u~~ Ce~~fv O<~sec~nI
p.,t.red ct the rcst"fFicc at kose,lale.
Niss. as second class matter.
SUBSCRIPTION. 81 50.
A. D. LINNELL. EDIrol
AND IEssE.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOVNCkr1cs csN Id.
FOR sHERtFP.
E. WATT BEADEL
RI PAYNE
LG DEAN
SD KNowLToN
FOR cHAxcERy CLERK.
Ell wRAY
PB WOCLLARD
FOR STATE SENATE.
WB PALKS
FOR REPRESENTATIVES..
WALTER slLLERs. JR
AID sOMERv1LLE
c s GLAsscO
STfNI.EY r GAINES
FRANK WYNNE
FsR ciRciIr rLsKk.
MP TODD
cHAs F PACE
FOR TREASURER.
A FAR1Es
FOX coaNry ArroNgy.
cHAS CLARK
For .uPER,MrrxnEKr.
&c ROBERTS
FOR ASSESSOR.
CHAs JACOBS
SUPERVISOR
1st District
ST SHAW
2nd District
TIL BOND
roR u STRICT A rroRNEY.
ROGER MONTGOMERY. OF Iunica
FOR SURVEYOR
NJ McBkooM,
FOX JUSTICE .Gf FRAcR
2nd District
ROBERT ARNoI D.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26

FOR SALE-My Market. Gro
cery and Lunch Stand, and FIX
trss. Doug nice bushes. bu,
must go west to look after other
interests. Will sell for cash OF
pavmedts. Phone l47.
]. w. JARRETT. Rosedale, Miss
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26
TOO MANY INVITATIONS.

Several days ago the Hon. Chas.
Scott received a SPECIAL invitati Ou
to attend the annual banquet OF
the Memphis Business Men S
Club, which is always a very bril-
liant affair; but, as will be seen bv
the following correspondence, Mr.,
and Mrs. Scott had already accept
ed Invitations to attend the cere-
monies commemorative Of the one
hund,edth anniversar, of the Bat
tie of New Orleans, where Presi-
dent Wilson Will be the principal
Speaker:
BUSINESS MEMS CLUB.
MEMrAIs.
Dec mber Nine,eeth 1914.
Hon. Chas. Scott.
kosedDle. Mas.
Dear Sir:
On behalf of the Com nittee l,av-
ng the matter in charge. l aim writ
ng TO invite ysu 10 be one of the
quests of honor at lie Annual D.n
per Of this organization on Janu-
lry 23rd. 1915. a. half after 700
clock, at the Hotel Chisca.
This letter is written not only
70 invite you to CONG. but 10 urge
Tou to accept our invitation.
Mr.. Secretary X. dfeld has done
S the honor to acc pt our invita-
OIL. a, d will deliver the principal
ddress of the evening.
W are writing to YOU so far in
dvancer Of the event. in order to
Dreslall auy other invitation you
bay receive, and thus to make
pre- that We may have you with
>, Yours very truly,
JOHN M. TurHRR,
Secretary.
Rosedale, Miss, Dec. 22, 1914.
|r. John Nj Tuther Secretary,
Business Mems Club,
Memphis. Tennessee.
Dear Sir: l hasten to thank you
your kind and cordial invitation
the 10Th instant, which. appre-
pte as ID very high honor, and re
st that cannot accept. You
understand this when I tell
p hat the Lousiaua Historical
ciety. Of New Orleans, honored
and my wifc several days ago
n All invitation to ate nd the
emonies Commemorative Of the
hundredth anniversary of the
Ftle of New Orleans on January
9th and 10th. which was
mptly accepted. especially be-
Sc neither Of ms haye ever heard
eident Wills. II, who will speak
lew Orleans at that time; Sshete
vill remain for some days.
addition to the aboye. have
been invited by Hon. John A.
art, New YORK. Chairman Of
merican Peace Centenary
pittee. to be in New Orleans
time, where I will represent,
/, that Committee.
sing that your Annual Din
ID gathering at the Hotel
win be largely attended, with
aud sincere tllarks,
Yours very truly.
CHAs. ScoTr.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26

ktSmser Namjd Tor QsneeU Oemser
Denver wai founded by rovtaS PROS
sectors. the nrst Of theee piouser min
era settling on the site Of the city and
erecting their rude cabins In 1858 So
rapid was tho growth Of the ssttle
ment thst In tho following year Il was
incorporated as city BY the Previs-
ional Lesislaturs. and named Denver
In honor OF Gen. J, w. Denver, then
governor Of Kansas. and . man identi
6ed With tho early growth Of the great
rest
The city WAS reincCrporneed In 1891
hy the Arst territorial Lsgisiature. and
ln 1867 II beca1ne the capital = ~
Teryitory of ColeeQAe
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26
GLASS CONFUSING 70 THEM
olrde and Fish % Not Eastiy LsAse
That They Cannot pene-
teato q.

A correspondent recently rcporteG
what he described a. the curious
freak" Of Q blackbird flyiny against .
parlor wi1dow many times at the
Same spot.
Such an sucident II not uncommon.
Birds have bceu known to tight Tor
hours at a time. day after day. with
their own image reflected In pane
Of glass, pecking and huttering against
Ne pans and quite exhausting them.
selves IN their fury 70 Aemolish tho
supposed rival. It 10 another instance
81 how the arts of our civilization
corrupt and confuse the birds II 1s
tho Same with fishes.
Darwin tells . story Of \ PIKE 10 ~
aquarium separated By plate glass
from ash which were IT. proper food,
In trying to get at the ash the pike
would oftsn dash with such violence
against the glass - 10 be completely
stunned. 1t did this for more than
three months before Il learned eau
tion. Thar when the glass was r.
moved the pike would not attach
those particular flghes. but would dv
your othera freshly introduced.
:. did not at all understand the 81
uation. but associated the punishpen'
It had received not With ths glass
but with a particular kind OF hsh.
Darwin's American monkeys proved
themselves more knowing. When
they cut themselves once with any
sharp tool they would not touch u
again or else would handle n With the
greatest caution.
Thus they gave evidence q Tho ain
pier forms Of reasoe Of which mon
keys are 10 doubt capable. but birds
are evid~atly lacking n reasoning
1swsrs-- Ths scotsrsa.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26

We make special prices OH 5-lh
'oxes Of assorted candles. .fronl$1. rs
avn. Patterson-Wall Drug Co. .Ad.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26

Ov.., 700 pieces Of new music
lat 10 cents apiece. At Patterson
Wall Drug Co. (Ad..)
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-12-26
Statement Of the I'ina,,ci~l Conditions 4,
Bank Of Rosadaia

Located Mt Rnsetiale, III. ~ crli.,txsssl
ks.iiyar .statcof Missix~ia,ti at tiiss elus.
Of business tlct. 3tst. 1.tiA, made to the
Board Of Isank ExnuuiMrrs
kIsSt,URcES
LoHns mud discounts $2G.f ~ ~
sUvvrdrnhs. secured o.Ga2 ~
Bonds. securities. etc. owned, ....s.
istrfniliag frei5iiu,~ on Ss.,,ae ,dltfi, 90
Banking ht,t,sr niSa. l0t and
furniture nmltixtur~x. 5,+f;5 a.
Due from other hanks. 81. cas- ss +
Exchanges and checks ipr
next days cIcaiiiis> aa5 III
Paper CURRENCY ..... 2f4aOO
Fractional paper currency.
nick..s. and cents...... lA3lal \
t'o!d com. ...;...... Istt w (
Silver vs,in. ...... 75i,Oti
FIX xsrnxr ................-.. 1.76I F.ts
ro,n'................ ... sss.e.a ~
LIABILITIES.
CAPITAL stock pail il...... -. ::5.0u0 uU
Undivided lr1tts. les.
amount paid Tor interest.
expenses aud taxes 60. 1920
Individual deposits, inclmGing
saving deposits ...... a5.4S6 ~
Exchange. interest aud dis
count an,I rrnt . i.daI sv
Cash over r.......... 1864
Total ...... 80. $S3.62. 81
J. w. u. Wall. cashier. fiu snlemnls
swear that tie ni'ovr IS
a true sta,ssnnnt 1T the htlaWisf
c'.n.liii"n "t the Rank of Rosednlr.n
locn'ci ut Krseia'c. in the cts,mtv
ot Bnlivr Stale oi mississippi. al she
close oi business on the 8 day ot tlct..
'9t4, to The best nl nv knowledge asiifs
heiict.
w. EMAIL. .aslief.
w. n. FIiItskRAED,
W. +. NALL.
Direc,or5:s
State If Mississippi
County of Bolivar.
Sworn to and subscribed feiurc me isy
W. H l'iizssral,i. director, w. r. Wati
cashier. this 10th day 81 Nov. 1914.
MARCUS KAUFMAN.
Nuinrvrnhl'r.
My commission ex,ircs lanunrvl>t. 1910