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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

pannier.artigc 5orm baben, sau3
benz perlouliden @eihmad entipre.
den0. Plus 5mei getragenen 8lei,
0ern, Die nod gut er1altene Ebeile
ouipeiien, fam inter llnitdnosn ein
lqbr 9ii6ihes, mooernes aleio serge.
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lhmad mo etuas @eidid geniigen
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pohniooerneS &epr19e perIicben mer.
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qar8 Da8il anDctG0n Gin altes Gleio
3it einem bodmooerneu lnsuman.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

Ipiu, Sic ooroeren 9ldnoer Der glouic
meagddueiocn mo eine Neite bon
alattiit ODER Spite ciu5uieBcH 10
MFRS glienoso oaran 1peiieIn, Elm
aan5 moOernc5 &leioungsiiiid Dor iih
in 6a6an gs miro Der Snoioiouali,
fat III 0en Dlooeu 6eiite Elm 70 6rciter
Spielraum gciaiien, oaB es ein 2eidl.
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ming SID tragen @eiHmadloie
lle6crirei6lnaen miro man uatiirlid
5lt permeioen il6en
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ideint, ols Oh oie 6a6rifonten b.
mii6t mdreu, ouf oieiem @e6iete I'M.
mer @ollfomnenares 8u leiiten, 0enn
inter oeu Stciien bic ouf oeu Ga.
oentiideu 3iuu @erfaui ausge5reitet
liegen iin0 iolbe BON aernoe3u dt6e-
riider 3artbrit Dns @emiHt cineS
@leiOes bon 0erartigem Dlateriol lit
gleib giIu, pas fir inertr1glid
belize Sonimertage cine ioirflihe
@Sobltbat 6eoaiHet. llniere 3meiie 81
filtration 5eiat cine glndnittags
toilette oieieS @enres. 8artouftiae
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

tnopfer feitgebalten. Sin Sbu6 Die.
fer g(rt er6o0t oie g9irfung icgeno
elmer eleaanten neutrality-suspicious..
@au5 dhnlib Dem ibrer Nlutter lit
Ser Sonmerpaletot Der fleineu
Scds- ooer 9lhtiG6rigen. uno aud
oaSielbe Dlaterial miro fiir oenielben
0eruanOt Qaficta lit OaS fir Oieien
3Ded NIT &orliebe benubte 0latcrial.
BufiD.g .ggillow Soffeta miro fir am
geeignetlieu fir oas fIeiue Wld0hen
erahtet unO 5lUar IN allen 5urteu
5arben, Sbmor5 ooer @eiB. Gr lit
nod Deu ielber Sinien aearbeitet, ipie
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tenn aragen Wonihetten uno Shleis
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Elm &tt Dom gleidlen N}oterial ii6cr
Den iit oen meiitcil 6dlcn weiBe oOer
crenclarbige Spise gelegt iit un0 Der
init cincr Smleiie bon Der ,S1r0e oes
gaiieta auSgeitattet lit. @eiBe
Striimpie mo Sal6idu6e nit
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ohtet
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ino oin obereu NonDe nit gono bon
gleifer Sorbe ourh5ogen, OoS al
Den Soften in cine Shleiie o0er 9io.
lette aefmipit lit Ole &onbination
bon Sol6idl6 unO Soden perlei4t
Dem aino etmos iebr @ro5ioies.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

Slnges Dldohcn: 0sIh, GIId, i1
bin gIiidIih, i'd bob MIDI DerlobtlSs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
Mtdtna h 5 em n enhetn.

On gIaubit Der 2e5maun ici 10
oumni. ipie er nuSiiebt. ~"
.9eufe ia gar niht oorou; id babe
i'm bon ieber iiir piel Oiimner 0cbaI-
teu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

Ser 5uberlaiiioiie 9eteitio 1T inta
IugE bic SAmn9eit oes @er0reaerss
, 1914-02-25

Pa.ace has thirty seven points and Swiudon
Town thirty-six.
The Times says the neutrality-suspicious.
and North German Lloyds Companies have
settled then differences, and that negotia-
tions are proceeding regarding other lines.
II successful all viii consult regarding the
reconstruction Of the Atlautic pool.
Advices from Meselitz, Germany, state
that Count Mielzynski, who in December
last shot dead his wife and his nephew, has
been acquitted.
Dispatches from Paris state that Mr..
Pott has died in gaol, while awaiting his
trial for the murder of his son, Harry Frag-
sou, tie Anglo-Freneh Vaudeville artist, who
left eighty thousand pounds without heirs and
which viii therefore escheat to France.
Ottawa, Feb 23rd-The Dominion House
OF Commons has passed the first reading
OF The BIZ suggested by the British Admiral
ty, authorizing the Goyernor-GeDerd in
Council to forbid the export Of petroleum,
cruie or manufactured, when desired for ma
val uses.
Nh. Ness says he viii not respond to the
summons IN connection With the Army Can
teen scandal.
Dispatches from Hamilton, Bermuda,
state that the Legislative Council has passed
abe subsidy to the Canuta Steamship Lines,
Limited d, of eighty thousand dollars annually,
'
I"I a week service rom Ne" lo'h' oe3I"-
mug az ne" rear l'Io' 'ne 'e9Sel 10 0e
% zen '"o"a'nu lo"' VIZ " pee" - elS"7
'Fen h'o's, an" me SUBSIDY 70 De o"uo'["
upon lnT o"'I'I"" o. = s'co." vessel E'Sn,-
y PEI Gu ~ nc I'm 2""f 'S9"g y . 9'o(A
'" l1o"'oH ~ Iri'"l r'0 "oe" ''i' = l"e
U"Ooi"iHe ~ l'"'"'l', ->T"s S%l'
" = ne3'i1 7 : "'O s"o0' SNi"i 'leiin8 '"9
leHl ana Sn'"S poor "'s.5"5 !" 'le,lA6
~" ho'|' ! !" or = w. P''0" ION
it'n2i'"1 sues '""' h"u"""i'oN0' winner
= ne y 'ne'i's winning i"o7 ~ '"0
,@1' ~ "tiV G'"gS' mas oV'" "5ig''e4 J" "
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The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-04-18
GRAIN PRIVILEGES.
NovEY III wHEAT.

Puts and calls are the safest and
surest method Of trading in wheat.
corn or oats. Because your loss
issabsolutely limited to the amount
buogh. No further risk,
Positively the most profitable
way Of trading.
Open an account. You eau buy
10 puts or 10 calls on 10. 90 bush
els grain for $40, o, you can buy
both for $40. or as many more as
pou wish. An advance or decline
Of / cent gives yon the chance to
take 500 profit. A nent Of
S cents $500 profit. WV4te for full
particulars and Bank References.
R. w. NEWMANN.
New First National Bank Building
Columbus, Ohso
Address all mail to Lock Box 1870
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-04-18
TWO ICE FACTORIES.

WHnout one ot tne lce compa'
MES cnange Us program, Aoseaale
viii nave TWO ICE factories reeoy
IoI business ~ tne nme tne tneI-
m0meter n, Dee,ns g cllMo Into tns
~ :. TOT tne past SIX o. seven
years tnis city mas oeen wltnout r
ice IacsoIy ana mas nao . guy ics
iiom Sfeenviile, Win now ano
,nen some 'ittie from SlaIksda'e .
Mempn's' aug We nays wanted one
= .nese factories ~ ene .own.
nuout t"o years aso tug 1ieen-
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-04-18
PLANTATIONS FOR SALE.

Two Plantations near Kosedale
SIS, 100000 each, One plantation
near Rosedale. SIS, 900. 90. One
plantation two miles from R. r
station, 600 acres of open land, 230
acres timber land, sufficient cabins,
residence, 2 barns. commissary.
&c.; price $45. 900. 90, y cash, $
years on balance, at per cent.
Personal property on the place can
be bought fol cash.
For description and furt her par
ticlars, address Fontaine Jones
attorney for owners, Rosedale,
Miss.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-04-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Letters Of Administration on
the estate of Emma Hall deceased
were granted to the undersigned
on April 18th. 1914 by the Cham
Gerry Court of Bolivar county. and
all persons having claims against
the said estate are warned to have
the same registered and probated
by the clerk Of said court within
one year, or the same will be fore
ever barred.
Witness my hand this April
18th. 1914.
G. r. RICE. Administrator.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-04-18
STRENGTHENS WEAK AND
TIRED WOMEN,

II wac nnder a great strain
nursing relative through three
mouth. sickness, !" writes Mrs. J..
c. Van De Sande, Of Kirkland, III.
and Electric Bitters kept me from
breaking down. / will never be
without it. "Do you fesl tired
and worn out7 No appetite and
food won't digest? It isn't the
spring weather. You need Elec.
trio Bitters. Start month 'streat'
ment today; nothing better for
stomach, liver aud kidneys. The
great spring tonic. Relief or money
back. so and 90, ct your drug
rist. Adv
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-04-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
rox SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce 3.
Watt neadel of Benoit, a candidate fot
the Office Of sheriff of Bolivar county
subject to the regular democratic pri-
mary election of1015.
We are authorized to announce K, l.
Payne of Benoit, a candidate for the
Office Of soeriif OF Bolivar county. SUBJ
iect 60 the actien Of the regular demo-
cratic primary election Of 1915.
We are authorized to announce L. 6
Dean OF Shaw a candidate for the office
OF sheriff Of Bolivar county, subject "a
the actiou ot the regular democratic
primary election Of 1915.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-04-18
CHECK YOUR APIL COUGH.
Tnawiug frost and Apfail rains

TnaWlng frost ana Apfail rams
chill YOU to the very marrow, you
catch cold Head and lungs stuff
Fed-You are feverish Cough con-
tinually and feel miserable You
need DR.. Kings New Discovery.
It sooths infiamed aud irritated
throat and lung, stops cough, your
head clears tp. fever leaves, and
you feel fine. Mr.. j: r. Davis,
Of Stickney Corner. Me-. Was
cured Of a drea6ful cough after
doctors treatment and all other
remedies failed I Relief or money
back. PLEASANT children like II.
Get q. bottle today, Soc. and l 90
at your Druggist.
BuckIen's Arniea Save for all
sores. 'ss $500 Adv
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-04-18
REPORT Of HEALTH OFFICER
Various Matters Of Interest
to Our People

70 the State Board Of Health, and
to the Board OF Supervisors OF
Bolivar County. Mississippi
During the month OF March there
has been an epidemic Of measles
extending over the entire county,
and several cases Of dyptheria in
and near Boyle, yet the fatalities
have been small.
The presence Of measles has
seriously interrupted the work OF
quite I number Of schools.
I Was called to see case Of
dyptheria ct Boyle, and while It
was not I typical case. ! advised
the ,ase Of antitoxine for the chill
dten and the house disi infected.
Two other suspicious cases occur
ing later we're treated in the same
way. and the bill for Antitoxin and
disiufection Is now on your claim
docket, approved by me.
There have also beena few cases
Of mild smallpox In and near Ali
gator. and ! visited that place on
April 1st and have made vaccination
compulsory aud put in quarantine
all houses which the disease has
occurred, and employed DR.. Nc
Crackin and Dr.. Wells to do the
vaccinating within radious Of
three miles about the town.
I had hoped to be able to make
my report on school supplies. the
distribution Of which you imposed
on me. but / have not been able
yet 70 get the reports from all the
schools as to whether the desks.
tables, chairs, globes. fountains,
Inventories, shades, ETC., have
been received in good condition.
With freight prepaid. I am ex-
periencing difficulty in haying the
sanitary closets made, but hope all
will be ready during the month oi
April.
Out Of the school improvement
or Deg Tax" fnnd. have sever
d school honses repaired or enlarg'
ed aud will visit and inspect then
q soon as the roads are dry enough
to travel over them on wheels.
I have recently made afidavi'
against the Y. & M. v. rail road
for the unsanitary and iuaccessi
able condition Of the closets a
Cleveland .:and Rosedale. and asl
you to Instruct the county attorne,
70 prosecute these cases to final
y.
I weuld also suggest to YOU
Honorable Body the propriety
torn 4 sanitary point Of view, o
! sxiew, Of having the bitches along
side our dirt roads over railroads
aud levess opened 90 as to preven
the accumulation Of water In pool
which form q breeding place TO
uosquitoes and cause malarial fe
ver for those living near suel
plaees.
i have already had several sucl
pisces under depots drained or fill
Cd Ia when located in towns, ant
think they should b drained o
filled wherever they are found ii
Close proximity to residences. Th
railroad. ! am sure. sees the grea
need Of this work as health meas
ure e three or more years ago it
Health department wrote me ask
jn9 me what I thought Of Its plal
Of puttlnn)pn special cars for sprink
Ting the water holes with kerosin
periodicaliy and systamaticaIly.- :
Another proposition was to stoc
them With Ash to prevent the hatch
Ing Of mosquitoes. Ny reply wa
Ehetit weuld cost less aud be Il
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-04-18

Given undsr n hsnd Rossd.ls. Nissilulpp
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-04-18

r. M. SAvILLE, Mgr,
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-04-18
more effective to ditch and drain
all these places. Likewise the
building of levees along our river

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OF mala1la' anu = wac pe-1
tributary IN Inc o'ns. W.
AS civilizea ana se's'D'e pssrs' ~,
we cannot ano'u suen 'o
from q pleVeh'aD'e uisease
Many diseases oo.ne = :"
drinking "atel' anu 'ne sa.s
ter we can use - non 80
well. Inc pfes'oen' - us D,'' :
has 1ustopenea = "eA no 80
sixteen nuorea lee' ueep' ~
wnicn pure water no"s' ~ : 20
plantation. Wou'o .ns' vs. na1
one on every p'an'a'lon vs.y
village ana Town - ou
now pas . 0eep "en' 1882
and nave, oullnS sns pas. w.
years. instalieo . u1inAl.s '.
ana iavasoly ~ eveis s.no.'
wnele sncn "a'e. e.n = Aa
cept one Wnere tue p.ope.'S 4os
MOI not Leionk . si.n.' .ns ~.
countY. anu wiz 'nss' :. =
= 4 - ~. yA1n H.1y
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fo' .ne pas - = n..
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po' 'lns Ae - ..., II J.
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poor HOUSE . 'oor, -, M -.
DIG anu ei.a' -
mates complain - nosns
supp.ieu WIN sooae 80 -,
nothing 10 40 out tes'' snu ea'
ana s"oA anu "a'
nc os'n'loon ~nlen' : ,s.s 49, !,
iof . year ago - ~" .o
NICE enameleo nnea lonE 'uo au1
well made tollet' with o'ain 'esu-
ing to the bayou. ne loo'ns ~.
whites are as nice ana c'ean as ~, ,
the residences ~ our county ~n.'
the bathroom containing 'uo' 'o'.
let and lavatory. IS an mat coulo
be desired. PROMISED 'ne iaaY
keeping II wouia seno nel sone
parior boarders aiter my term o.
Office ends ana my salary WITH ~
! would Ike to nome tnere mysei'
Our jars are Oosn ~ eooo con
dition as can DC expccteo lol u.
class OF criminals .ep' 'ne,e' Ano
tnere are No spee'aliy s'S ~"
sA
Inc Wn'te scno9's o. oul county
are preparing TOR Fiela Day ol
the z4tn OF TINS month snu VARIOUS
-. !.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1914-04-18

LOW COST
Why, . Ford recently averaged
twenty-five and q third miles TO
. gallon Of gasoline-for thirty
three hundred miles! Aud this IS
not an exceptional Ford perform
ance Ford economy Is big reasoa
or Ford popularity. Buy yours
ow. Sold by ]. C. BROOKS,
Deeson, Miss.
M FOR SALE--The lot and late
residence Of Mn. ]. 4. Gill il this
city. For price and terms call on
FoNTAxNR JoNzs, AGnt.
Rosedale, Mics.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-10
SUFF, JUMPS ON
AUTO BEARING
KING AND QUEEN

Perth Scotland. July lU.-A mill
tant sufTragette uttering an eXult-
ant yell, sprang onto the footboard
OF an automobile in which KING
George and Queen Mary we're criving
through the streets of Perth todry.
The woman who who identified
as Rhoda Fleming from Glussow,
seized the handle of the door Of the
royal automobile before the aston
Iisned police could act. Two police
men then seized her and it require
a score of mounted soldiers to hcId
at bay the angry mob bent on lynch
ing her. Miss Fleming turned out
to be armed only with a petition
against the forcible feeding of I'M
prisoned suffragettes. a large force
of troops was requisitiOned to pro-
tect her from. the populace rs she
was conveyed to the police station.
Earlier in the day at Dundee the
king and queen had recei!cd at
tentiCns from another suifragctte
who pitched a bundle of raners into
the motor car.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-10
N. A. Lee Out
for Sheriff in
Otero County

Announcement is made in the
Rocky Ford Tribune that NJ. a. Lee.
former Old resident of Trinidad and
brother of w. S. Lee of this city, Is
Il candidate on the Democratic tick
ct for sheriff of Otero county. Lee
is well known here. Is state stock in
spector OF that district and during
his residence here for years prior to
1896 was stock inspector in the ter
Iitory now covered by w S. Lee.
The Tribune says of NJ. A. Lee:
M A. Lee Of La Junta Is a candi-
date For the Democratic endorsement
of the county assembly for sheriff
and he will be the party candidate, in
the primary. Mr.. Lee is one of the
best known and most popular Demo-
Gratis in the county and his worst
enemies, If he has any, will admit
that he possesses the qualifications
necessary to the making of n splen-
did peace officer. Mr. Lee has long
resided in the county and as brand
Inspector he enjoys wide acQuain-
tance among stockmen and every one
with whom he has dealings will at
test his worth as Il citizen. His
nomination will add strength to the
ticket and If elected he will make an
excellent official"
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-10

MIR. Hartman will go to Denver
this evening.
w. +. Grisham went to Al,uilar
this afternoon and will return this
evening
Sam Freudcfthal went to Walsen-
burg this afternoon. He will return
this evening"
George Green went to Ludlow this
afternoon. He has been in the city
since yesterday. ..ts.'.
Miss Louise Mazza and Miss Laura
Gagliandi went TO Ranyville this aft
=. Niccoli. ..-.-.... .-.
Mrs. James Nichols, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. Segna
Of this city, went to her home in
Forbes this afternoon.
Mrs. J. II. Daily. Miss Elsie and
Master Ross went to their nome In
Majestic this afternoon after spend
ing the morning shopping here.
clyde B. Awiston went to TolIer-
burg this afternoon in the interests
OF the Pure Gold Co. lie was
accompanied by w. II. Buending.
Mr.. Kennedy left this afternoon
for the camps near the city. He will
return this evening. Mrs. Lee Tabor
went to her nome In Berwind this
afternoon. ,....
W. +. Fitzgerald Is spend two
weeks vacation at Wichita Falls.
Texas, where he will meet his five
brothers, sister and mother for n
family reunion.
Morris Laober went to Aguilar
this afternoon. lie will return TO
this city in the near future. Mr..
Laober is former resident of this
city, but has been making his home
in Mississippi for the past two years.
Miss Roberta Hatcher, district
ira ffic chief OF the Mountain STATES
Telephone company, went TO Ration
this afternoon and will return to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Borel'a and
son Robert spent the morning shop
ming here and went to tlieir home in
Ration this afternoon.
l. J. A. Bassct Of the K. u. Lilies
Grain ocmpany went to Walsenbnrs
this afternoon.
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Busy Session
in Police Court

1t was busy day yesterday for
The city calaboose at one time dur-
ing the day had seven occupants,
which is more than have spent the
day with Jailer Cookingham Ior some
time
Oscar Cox was fined $2j and
costs for drunkenness and disturb
ance and the court ordered that he
stand committed until the fine WIS
paid. which means that Cox will
spend nearly a fortnight behind the
bars. Toku Kishi, a young Jap, was
given $40 and costs by Judg" Hines
on the charge of vagranry liishu
has been seen hanging around va
rious alleys by the police for the
past week in a rather mysterious
manner.
with stealing three checks from the
room of c. f.. Garvcy in Walsenulrg.
was with his accomplice, VIII Pro-
venZano, who he picked up in Trim
idad. taken back to WaIsenhurg last
night to stand trial. If not convict
ed in Walsenburg they will he
brought back to Trinidad to face
charges of forging two Colorado ana
Supply checks here Wednesday
night. 1t is charged that Jeffries
stole three checks in Walsenburg
and that he cashed two of them i'll
Trinidad.
I'd Mccormack and Lester N1Ti-
crcX were taken Off from Santa Fc
train No. last. might by Special OF
ficer W Workman, and lodged in
the city jail on the charge of va
srancy and beating ride on a rail
road.
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NOTICE

For the protection OF the timber
and grazing and to preserve and in
crease the game and fish theron. The
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Co.,
and the Colorado Fuel and Iron Co.,
hereby give notice that all trespass-
ing, hunting or fishing on their lands
in Las Animas County. Colorado. are
strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal f Iron
Co., and The Colorado Fuel and Iron
Co.-By J. F. Welborn. President.
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The Dollar MARX

never obscurcs our idea OF eyeglass
service--the first consideration here
is perfect satisfaction in glasses and
you'll never find reason to complain
of our charges.
We do not offer any of the So
called bargains in glasses, but ev-
cry pair we sell is worth all YOU pay
our 81 glasses 81: our 50 glasses
50, and higher priced glasses ac-
cording to the degree of skill and
The greater cost connected with max
ing them.
E. L. ALLEN
JEWELER & OPTICIAN.
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use It you are sure to be satisfied.
Afel, tn" Baker. 1t
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FOR SALE.

New five-rOOm modern house,
Trinidad 299. TT
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Presbyterian Cooking Sale at Zim-
Saturday afternoon, July
II 1t
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BOSTON LEAGUE MAGNATE
EVDyp CIT

- Bosto:., Mass, -,--InlT -
James Connolly, vice presidonI of
the Boston National League baa.hlli
club. died suddenly of heart disease
today. He was formerly a member
of the state board of insanity.