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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-17

the entire Exposition area of 635 acres.
but it shows that the Exposition was
80 per cent completed the day the Eu-
ropean conflict started. The war will
not even harm the Exposition.
Any loss in exhibits is made up in
the requests for additional space from
Japan, the orient, South America and
nonwarring nations of Europe. There
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-17
PHONE 1911 FOR

King coal. dry wood and first class
seed. delivered promptly by H. c.
Kattleman mis-
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TMAGNFcENI ExBT PALACES ON sAoREs OF san FRANCISCO BAY

Zealand and the noncombatants in Eu-
rope who want to escape wars horror
In the accompanying photograph,
taken from hilltop 600 yards away
an impression of the size of the ex-
hibit palaces of the Walled City" is
given. Of the eleven exhibit palaces
ten are completed, and the Palace Of
Fine Arts, which Is of steel and con-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-17

has been not single withdrawal by
any nation because of the war, and as
surances have been received from two
Of the belligerent countries that Expo
sition participation will proceed. Loss
in attendance from Europe will be off
set by increased attendance from the
United States, South America, Central
America, the orient Australia, New
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-17

The Appear reaches the homes
Mr.. Advertiser.
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The largest single day when there
has been no special event on the
grounds was d recent Sunday. when
$3.50 persons paid at the gates. The
largest attendance for special event
on the grounds was $4,000 paid ad-
missions at the Ball Of All Nations on
May 2. The Exposition will open o.
Feb. 20 and close Dec. 4, 1915.
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crete and absolutely fireproof will be
ready before this story is published.
No better criterion of the progress
OF the Exposition may be had than
the record of the paid admissions. The
average is now more than $1,000 per
sons month at Is cents The total
admission receipts from Sept. 9, 1913,
to Aug. 80, 1914, was SOL 900.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-17

THE above panorama of HE
grounds Of the Panama-Pacific
international Exposition. LakeI,
six months before the opening days, is
an answer to the question. Twill the
war cause postponement Of the Pan
amaPaclfic international Exposition"
1t will not
The photograph shows only part of
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-17
Shop Early

Orders taken for Christmas trees
any size or price. Also cedar boughs.
Leave orders with Lyman Smith,
phone 1857.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-17
Car Loads of Coal

are here. some Of which ought to
be in your cellar. You may have a
warm heart, but what your family
wants as we'll as a warm house. Be
good now and order coal today. Bet
ter pay us for coal than the doctor
to cure pneumonia or some OTHER
disease
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-17

One chance of lifetime the
Nevada have sold the section that
Every that have taken the land
200 have several applications for land, and will
1000
conditions This land sagebrush
alfalfa will ask small vii!
be slight n price.
The land black loan, large egg
thousand suitable for farming produce
from of and FIVE
alfalfa hay Vegetables fruit
within from miles from railroad station,
trains daily 1t ideal for dairy and hog
take fortune buy 90 100 you
that have sufficient capital
land, eight
land with small down, will
This is of lifetime.
practically free light and for all
also consider leasing this land particulars
inquire
P L.. FLANAGAN.
Reno, Nevada, Washoe Ranch.
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FOR SALE

House and lots. For particulars
apply $40 E. King street, third block
east Of the capitol. n21-lw
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-17

Everything frst-class at the Sac
ramento saloon. Drop in, get ac-
quainted and ask for anything you
want. If
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11

~ EW YORK.-At ths ns0aat evssy
oas In LoaAsa aAl PAris = talk-
ing Of the rscsat actioa taksa by
the Womss's Protective Isagus u
connection With slit skirts anA ultsa-
decoalste sveaiAg oseaaess. writes
Claude Chsrys h Tie New Yoek 6un.
The Paris asl L0aAoa asvspapsss
have 6seats1 this s3ais aAA several
wealkn~wa seeSsty voosa - 1sanss
have permitted thslr HaAas 70 - fsoe.
" used h esaasettea With tAe Aiocus-
sSea- TAs natter ~ svsa sooeAs1
sseA . s4a0s tAaG - q ~ 0ast ~
0sss saa0Ahsss = ~ Rno = y
Palx in Pasis ~ Dsbllsay anasaassl
that sAs will ~ nAks aay oseo ~
shFV ~ pstvsts vsas - ~ ~
Ga0S
II b Fathas - ansslag fie1ls 49,
De0t-aa . tsas1o. ~ aftsr ah tAs
slAt okist ~ ssaaAe1 ~ eva knan.
Il vaS vofy naasiy 6saA vhaa 'toat y
noo1s" ~ aboat killing 4 n =
oo0s ttDs slaes voosa q ro0asl
tasts wore sstsD skirts unlsss . paait-
- un4sraFsss aocoapaA3e1 then. A.
. 1seealsts evening cossaoee. an I
eAa ~ b tAat though 0aay aso eut
6own b . vssy 1assag DstsG q ~
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
OG11O usHs aA1ouf

1sss b ssnstAias - siOAs u ~
~ q . oaa faza, very essss = 0ils.
0e ~ - sssss ses-Aslf y u ssltivs-
~, - assas h alfalfa, sig - ssvsa
ensss sf sPsA - grsia lasa - law
sssas esesA ossa S-ssso AssaA bass,
Mn Assas aaa eistsRs, with nate.
Diesa tsts ~ Assss; go vsGss right;
! AssssA wagon, sleish, paou, Asr,ov
- . nsness Of snail inplsnsnts. This
PssPsrty esst the swnsr nearly es 0O9,
Sst - = not . farne. ssA has asked
- = ssll IL for es,5o0, ssa il y .
great basgain 1t that. $1,000 eaa stasd
u . aostease if bayer lssisss.
A. J. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11

back, criticism Of them 10 rarely Jus
tified because Of the natural corsst
1t 10 only when an unnatural. pushed
up appearance 10 given to the bust
and shoulders that decollete corsage
looks not quite the thing.
Te d Idoaliy Fsminine.
Worth and Redfern are both making
DELIGHTFULLY."- picturesque lace and chif-
foa scarf drapsries 70 accompany
their more elaborate svenins gowns.
These scarfs are thrown ON In shawl
fashion. and q thsy ere extrsansly
frag1ls and transparent they 40 ths
eAafa of mystery 70 alfsaAy beautiful
skine. Ooe AAds such scarf AfADGfSea
- tAsoe intzo1oee1 - naay q IL
lneasa nsAsas 81 Win sossnAnA s9sct
Hseviehseaa11l6 a ~ - bssa
~ - = se1n ts1AG sasA - II
suAjse q esssnasee 1nahasai ~ asv
- seaAllv saoAnV ao0sansAlne . Dssssl
- S1sa1y $1,000 GlUanA NJ -
~ - ~ sauoe y - bsA1nl ~
esanD = - vsge1 = AEuD -
1oun9 - anoouu9 OUWyonanG
pson1D - - - - vouGn n
0soA6 - - lnn1ng11v Vsmanov . -
= AuW = sssgn1 q - - 1oaA
~ - - onong - - 80
- ~ - GDo1on1 e pg11nsl
aUsaU1se e1l1o6o q - looD -
uoeNo9 enA Ne - - eo1l
Ven0 - . ~ 101 - eUnD
- - ~ i SAyya -
- o14sN - el1le tn r.
- ae -
80 a. = = z y! !. > ~
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
reAaees Monopoly.

rebaees MsWepsly.
TAs presidsnt Of Uruguay Aas sub
Dltted to tie general assembly for
approval . contract signed BY ths
minister Of finance. for the purpose
oe estabiishing q tobacco monopoly.
This contract provides for the conces-
sion to . private company. for term Of
Is years. Of the sole right to import,
purchase. manufacture and sell tobac-
CO In all its forms. Tho present man
ufacturers and dealers may become
Stockholders IN the new company for
the value of their plants and stocks on
hand plus q bonus, or they may dis
pose of their establishments, machin-
cry and stocks to the company at
actual value plus bonus. The com
pany is to pay the state $1,240,s00 an
nually during the first i've years, &1.-
1880 from the sixth to the thir.
teenth year. and from the thirteenth
70 the end Of the twenty-afth year e2.-
tsS. 900. After 25 years the monopoly
shall revert to the state.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
n 0Uuul1ns ARAm

! hsvo Sssa1sA - aOsaa - ~ ~
u oasavssa 81 have bss0At ~ sss-
essekeossy Assi.s0 Il Ysnok u. ~
hssss - I iavits al 4 ~ ~ fsisaAs
81 sssHsosss - ssn - - ~
I s9ese - carry . es09ao1e aa1
shssas h,s q fruit, eioaA ss1s -
saaAy - I vim tssat ~ slGAa
l-1S-4 0DOD0B 0Q8YHlL
0ee4 o4vse1&1iag b .1ssW = -.
psess. II sivays sses tAas pays ~
iAas1k
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
,oDr D. N rs x.Aas OLD

New York City, July s.-Although
John D. Roekesllr is IS years old to-
day, there will b no celebration 1t
Pocantieo Hiils, who're - is spending
The sumner. Mr.. Rockefeller hiss
planned TO follow the .la,'y. eserisc of
playing Is holes Of golf. There will
be NO birthday gathering - Mrs. Rock
e,eller and her sister n's IN feeble
Leslth, and John Z J.. is at Seal
HarboT, Ne. las fIi4f
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
DUUU.IN'S ARMICA RALYH
Yo8 CUfA BURnA oo01S

Mr.. E. 9. Loper, NAsilh N. Y,
writes: ~ have never AaA . cut,
BAN, Woand o. sore it Wee2d net
hsal." Get . box of BuskIn's Arniea
eslvs today. Keep handy st sll tines
for burns, sores, cuts, vss91s. Pre-
vssts Ioekjsw. s5e., at yer druggist.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
In % aIsv yov

y y yso ass . sufferer ef Piles q
asonerhsids in any fora, cone 70 our
sesss sAA ise ~ SHOW you Neritsl Pile
nna1y- Il y ere cf the best Psepas-
sfhsas ne have ever handled and Is
~ - positive gAara.kss. Prices
OSs-GssSssA Pharnsey LEGAL
a0ssk
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
Parsnthood.

otVUGUVVUs
The blame, then, for the boy who
goes wrong does not rest with the
boy himself. or yet with his remote
ancestoEs. It rests squarely with the
parents who. through ignorance or
neglect. have failed to mold him
Alright in the plastic days of childhood.
What ID needed, especially in this com
plex civilization Of ours, with its myr
~ incitenents and temptations, ID
. Evelier appreciation Of the responsi-
Mites - we'll ~ the privileees,of par
sathood. Most Of all. perhaps. from
the point Of view Of coping with the
Dsuelem Of vice and crime. do parsata
need to appreciate that It 70 In the
vsfy hrst years Of their ehildrUA's
livss tAAa the work Of character bsild.
~ sA011A - begun.-Ffoa The Boy
WAe 0oes Wrong." by H. AAAiASAoo
Dg1es. - he Century. v ~
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
nAU1UUL WON y.

Nothing adds more TO tie beauty
Of women than luxuriaat AaiS. The
regular use Of Meritol Hair Teaie will
keep tie hair healthy, tssosts its
gFs~tA, keep it clean sad bright, and
gives It that wsvy appearaaes -
nueA admired. Prices S0e., 600 Glen
we'd Pharmacy, esls Agent.
n 7osAae sPso1 WiAA ~ hsas 0ss-
eAaat eiseala4ao et Asos cd hs1po
Aons. trade.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
4 0oO 0v1I1

1ep b - Nee1sp iaSssensat 1AaA
. ~ - pisss = . tsel1s - ~.
~ 41ls 1lnnnsDG ss1le -
- - - ssE laessa
- sane eeenb -
y ssns = - 49, I
! - =! ~
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11

A. saGDasEsa last vssk, that esaaA
sPsss stsat st ths ess.ty saat vas
. fssse ~ ~ sss1aay - . 49,
eisA iss = ~ daily SaesW vAieh
AaAseeA il. Too bad al ssss.l, but
it usually tsrns osa tAss vsy. Pso-
- talk yell .bsst ussis "s.A Gsa, !"
aaA dspsose tAs iask e opportunity
to e.jsy senstAise ssaliy elasaissl, bss
it generally ssAs With tAs talk ~
numsrs.s ssapssies eaa testify which
have tRiea IL in nsnsress snall eon,-
nnaitisa. There are . few vho esjoy
go sss willing to pay fos a. sdaea-
tisasl treat like that, but tAs large
aAjssity prefer . eAssp vaudeville
visA plss<y Of "Aerss play" s.A lev
sAnississ. Dssbtisss they . .sre
6es ~ aAnssosat snA lsss for the
essA tAsy gst frsa it-Rslisads
Psspls Of tAis seetiss Of tAs county
aFs united in wanting ths stats road
sxtssasa - H. Nesth Fork aaA ever
AsClars Pas into 1sastoas vAsss It
viii eoanset with Tia l.Asps.Assce
Rass roeA. TAis wssld naks . direct
astsaobils road - Dsswss 100 niles
shsrter than any other reed froa Del
t. county. If reports we have hesrd
in regard to building this sasA are
true there would not b . very great
sxPsass in putting it throasA.-North
Fork Times.
A lot Of The papers that have, o.
will accept advertising froa TIE whis-
key interests, ere explaining ssd try
ing to make people belisvs they ere
doing what y jsst risAt BY poking
fun 1t those that dsat anA Won I
accept their sAs froa psiaeipls. Itx
little We care whet tie beese tiessest.
or their pinps taiak Of ths North
Fork Tines or its editor. We are 60
ing to rua this asnP just as We psssse
- Is.g - 10 = rsa it a.A we are
giving it est rigat now that there
viii b - whitley advertising in it
while Ne - sua Il, ssd that's oar
bssinssA- hahssAs 1uAaQs.
1t u sone satisfsetisa TO Hste that
the idea Of edopting . reasoasble
anoun& Of bushel baskets for testing
the market with Pslisade peaches has
met with considerable favor and will
be put into effect by the selling
agency, ~ we'll - the company ship
pen. Tho only objection heard was
the fear that it might detraet from
the high standard Of the fruit raised
here, but that is not serious enough
to merit much attention just now.
What the ranchers want is more clear
profit on their products, and less eaten
up expenses. When they get that
problem solved the other matters can
be taken care of. Every successful
business man figures on his expense ac-
count along with his receipts, and
there is NO reason why the farmer
should not enjoy the same privilege if
he wants to, and expects to make his
calling profitable one.-Paiisade
Tribune.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
0..s,,as pss - eas,ul

~ DssssU - - 0ss y
Wh0FUVoe ennui b 10 - nD0gAt,
0sso = 0anhaing. In tAs Jesraaa -
0s1lglsas RsycAaaeU 1lr. Alo9t n.
o01WeDoa Ds1se tAa& vintee on011ne
= - = - eaSss1oo a01Do0ao1s q
- Ds11nA - - Nsssss - 1sas0l
~ s1n1sDsn9 - - -paa11s1aoo -
oDe ansag ~ AlaG1nA 1ae3veD q
- UA0sUa 1lseE1se 1ssoso1s1 -
U1on1aus s
San1lhg = sms1s1 - - snsA Q
1gss ansno - ssnee - svsA
0lnR OWa uvoo - olnhs1 - ~
2moo - = on0A ~ vo1noe a11on
e11n1ns - v1DeNi ~ euosasua -
oD1ob ~ ua1a esas esuD1ne sDR =
111D ~ - sse1a n - ege1u1b
- pssaQp = Asnunqg VaUupoa
- - - - - gese
4 :. 3 q J
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
= - 49, Fo0 aA11

A ssyseSla - . HAtls -. -
h - a. us1GAale l)oe Pssas
, 49, - lllys Au1b asa = -
afss1A e an1ss = el1nb - 80
6Gl1on - tn11 ou1D : nusts1n
-. 49, 1l1ls - ~ sussss
A = s9A - ! 4 / :. - I
fssss-sA.< =:
=. !. s /. :!
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11

"1Assss sseAi.g - AssA - ~ -
Q ys.ae AssssAA" ~ ~ Wss4ssass.
"0A, I Asst kssv," ssPaksA ~ ~
fsso hsak ~. IDA ~ svss ny
~ UsAss v.os.. '1TsasAs nasAa.
~. go Mn. J. C. 0Basks ssl Nay
- Eviag - fAsss Mil, sbsvs aiss-
wssA, vAsss tAsy sss Gsasiag tAsis
Assa e - ailsA ssva-Nsv CasGls
H. cd 4ss. XingsbsRy eaos Down
TsasaAy ssd brought seae Auniny
viiA which to eoaPlets their ~
AtsA running frsa tAs A. O. D. lie.
II. KksOhssy rsesstly pureAsssA 70
sAasss fssa that company. = Nsv
OnGGis Dsnsssst.
nb - 70 ths psspis = ~ seAss
- sAsv the vssA 49, - sss nv
sAiAiag. Lst - saest osa = sAtss
tAis isl vhs viii safssee ~ laws
viEAest fsas - fsvse. H. sFsvtA Il
AaassAy ~ 0sss jsst sssst far
easaGh h CsassaAo.- AaAasls Free
ySena
Il AAs 6eea sSGgsstsd tha4 IRE works
net - allowed in RiAs o. tie Fourth
cd ws believe tAis y . very timely
se0Dsstioa s1ing 70 tAs present Grip
pssA sssditisa Of tie wsker works. At,
asy so4s thsss sAoah - 70 using Of
wstsr o. lswss er garden during the
Asy.-Ri1s Reveille.
D. sss
Astsists WHO nade tAs trip 70 Glen
vssl 9a.day, rsport tie rsaAs in ex-
ssalsat sosaitiss. They fsunl few
~ paacss, bat the general cosaition
IT IL Nilland Trail in that dirsetisa
lssvss .sthins 70 BE- desired. Froa
0sasA Valley 70 New Castle, pastiea-
hriy, tie road . bsalsvara-Graad
JHaetisa 6satiael. ..
Ex.6esatsos Tom Patterssa has con-
ssatsd 70 rua for governor. Already
HE pslitieal sssaiss af6 sssnsseia4
Aia - With ~ sasar trsst ssd the
eeaal opsrstsrs. witAost al, II ~
becky Noastaia Nsws, which PAtter-
- fsse.tly sold, It wsaA b istsFsst-
ing - zee where the bellicoss senator
woaA land in . esnpaign.-6alids
Nail.
A small but apprecisble audience
greeted the Grand Open singers at
tie Rex last Tuesday night. Either
the entertainment was too high class
for Rifle folk or the price was too
to do with the small audience. The
singers were true artists in their line
and it will be long time before We
will be given another opportunity to
hear such talent.-RiAe Reveille.
We admire . public official who has
stanina enough to do what he thinks
is right regardless of whether or not
it win make votes for him. He may
.st hold the office but one term bnt
people will always remember hin ~ .
maa Who had the nerve to do what he
thought was the right thing while he
WAS there, and he will win friends by
Il In the long run.-Manassa Free
Press.
Ne bsksve, -. the extension to a
speech nsds by Congressman Kindei.
and the gentisnan whose letters he
quotes, that If bill was passed max
ing it crime for agitatsrs 70 stir up
tsoshas in our fair land, or say other,
1sr' tAat natter, peace wsaA Psevail
CIT tie vagabonds out, whether ften
tAe sanks Of lsbor or the capitalists,
it makes NO di1sre.ee.-Hugo Dens-
esst. 7 'i
TAree Nsutrose county raschmen
lass been ssed for allowing their irri-
su1frA, Wstsr . rsA. in ~ psblis read.
~ MAat y ssing - AaFPsa
~ sssG1 - shsss ssssasss saasAnsa 4
ras~ss1nasaity sseis = thsss Aass,
- - hsse thsy yin - ~ ~ hw
eDou4l6 vie.aEiea e ~ hws. fAses
aasSns rssds 5sar HstsAks ~ ~
aUVR ~. ~ lsast ~ Aass -
Asasa = sAsa bsi.g sa-ssseA IssA
n-
y ; usosl 49, IL 0.sseisa =
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11

0aa As - ossa sssAaisssas
~ ~ u - spll1ssss pss11ss =
Oussssa Qa1sala lDs1a6D ~ .
eg1see eseo10R 091ss - UA
. ~ ~ - ~ 011i s1s1
- = - q. Gnsl o. q ~
e11sp ~ paso1s11A
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
,aoouas ..HsooED our

II ~ become kaowl that there aay
be - Progressive party tieket b tee
field in Kahnasos, Mich. tAis fail,
owing to ~ inesility Il eaadiaat~s
e ct lsQsl na1hss Of PsssFssslve
sig.ers to t1sir. pseittssA fseisis.s
nssa sixtyAws sa0ss fss ss.sEy -.
fssso 81 . far - a'sln0ls - - -
e,aAianess Aas heeo - - ansese -
49, sunAR owing = ~ 1ani10, -
e inesssse n TIE party dsntaa1so ~
1Ass6sso Dssssvslt. faie - agaeAy
enseg - ".ssssfs" = ,s1lese =
~ s1Ane lesa,iEiss h laUDa.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
MG0 B~]
I WlEIrKsS u
xQQll&@SZ]

/ wv 49, AA~0 . ~
vAsss Ahsy - hsss sssaaGiag ~
saAP - . IVY - eisA tAs4 hess
eas - tAsss tbis vssk fer ssal asar-
tssa1sss sueaaG
~ hessesd Osns yestss1ay alAss-
oasa Astvsss ~ Gisswool tsan ss4
~ tssvskiag tsaa Of laAias ~ Q
- 80, bst tie 0Ie.vooA bs,s j.se
AaA = vis fire.. tie girlies, tAs sssse
being - 3 in Glesvesd Is fsvss.
= = =
TAs Glenvoe1 tasd furuisheA uns;s
for tAs eslsbration At Gypssa - tAs
Fourth, a.d Rittnsyers sreAsstrs
played for The dance At night: o.
acesust Of the slide near Wsleett ths
bsys bad to make the return trip BY
ssts Saturday night and Sunday.
= = =
Harry Logan in his Cadillac ear AMI
With thrss Ne. besides hinself iust
Friday covered the distases frsa the
Motor club in Glsawoed to the Aotsl
in Asskar in jsst thsss Aosss s.l five
minutes 40 it is believed that this is
. record rus bstves. these TIVE poials-
JsdCs Alba Of tie Denver district
sosst Aas sevsssed the decision Of ths
attorney eeasEsl asd the eleetisss
esa.issioa BY Aslding that the Pre-.
srsssivs party 10 the second party in
siss in tie state. The question viii
nov probably be appealed to the sa,
PFene court. -
Gienwsod was practically dspopulatsd
on the Fourth, many of Our people Wis
itiss the seishbering towns of Aspen,
LssdvilIe, Silt, Neeker aad Gypssn.
wAils many went on canpins, OF fish-
Ing trips TO mountain retFests. Il ees-
tainly was . lonesome day for tAsss
few wAs were obliged 70 remain as
heae.
>oS.S OoVhoh1 - oso saAAsO R~O0
peetor, for many years operating in
the FulforA and Holy Cross distsiets,
died suddesly in Glenwood last Men
day evening. His two sons, one living
in Lesdville and the other in Butte,
Montana, came to Glenwood ~ ssss
- possible after hearing Of thsir faith
np,~ >~th and th> H,,r>->l -. A>N1'
yesterday sftss.sos. ~
air - y = - -
rAs county csaanissioases held ~
regular monthly meeting this week, but
aside from taking the delinquent tax
list out Of the county seat and giving
it to Commissioner NcLeasn's . paper
At Ride, ever the protest Of Difen-
darfer, but little was done. Ed and
Otto tried to work out some way for
paying the Leslie Il Ripley contrae.
for road work at Rifle and got Cliff
Parks to say if they issued a warrant
for it he would buy the warrant with
the understanding that it would be
paid out of the $4,000 payment to corie
from the forest reserve, but Diffendar-
fer made such holler for fair play
that they were afraid to put it ove-
and the matter rests just where it was
when they started.
= - =
STOCK R1fc8 Io1 8AL8 on Trade
160 acres on Noffat road; 8 miles
from Krenmling; mile to flag sta
tisa; altitude 1000 fsst; 2-stery los
Assss, barn 25x15; sod spring on
place nsaf houss. Oaly shout 20 scses
eIsassd and u.dsr cultivation, but 60
aerss saa b cultivated; water right
absolutely first-clas. Splendid stock
country; ths best range adjoining this
property; aishk tfads for Glenwooi
city o. ssbsrbaa proQsety. II inter
ssteA eall and ask ne about il.
4. J. DICKSON. 1
loR RAIA I00RA00R a LRARD
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
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1aD - assss sAass ditsA, sbest l5e
uaAse .ssltivatisa, e1oss " ga mar
ksts- Fslly equipped with fasn na-
sAi1ssy ssd stssk foe sus1ing the
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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
SIT SKIRT IS
ARDWAED UPON
ooot.0roeood I9oa.on h tho Co.
tess q Fashioa As1Hoe
% W0ae T.
TvRn 10 CLASSIC oaAPene

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vsse1- osasibis osss vesy
lss0esy oss - Henss
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11

Ex-esaatsor Tom PatteFsea has eoa-
ssatsA 70 run for governor. Already
HE pslitieal sssaiss af6 'sssssstia4
Aia - with ~ sasas trsst asd the
eeaal opsratsn. without Al Il IN
Becky Nosatain News. which Petter-
80 ssseatly sold, It wsah b istsrsst-
ing - see where the bellicose senator
woaA land in . eanpaign.-Sslida
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11

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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11

A email but appreciable audience
greeted the Grand OPEN singers at
tie Rex last Tuesday night. Either
the entertainment was too high class
for Rifle folk or the price was too
to do with the small audience. The
singers were true artists in their line
and it will be a long time before We
will be given another opportunity to
hear such talent.-RiAe Reveille.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11


The model shown in ny sketch was
eminently artistic IN material ~ well
~ design. It was composed OF heoche
SILK which had . ground Of bseu d'oa-
trsmsr (uftramarine) and coevsatsoa-
Il designs IN >pstsnfa red and smoke
cray. The little shoulder cape o.
collar vas in blue velvet and the same
soft material was used for the Sows
which appeared 1t the hack and in
frunt. The nnsly plated fittings
were in smoke gray chf6oa and tie
lining vas h sA0t taneta which
showed subtle sha1ss Of rea, blue and
sray. TAis nniAG wss lightly vsdlsl
IN eray cAi1ea.
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