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INl. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COMMERCIAL SURGERY.
CnNEECrInNERs.

HOME CANDY WORKS. manufaetur-
ers or Fine Confect!ons ana 4ce
Creams Always open evenings ana
sundays ~ HAdlllac-sq FhOhe
Main 500
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Coal dealers ana merchants in S~e-
den expect TO import considerable
quantities OK coal from Spirzbergen
In 1914 A Sweden company has Sc
cured a large tract OF land on the ISL
and which is said 10 contain deposits
o, coal superior in quality TO the best
English product.
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FtRNITt pE And nUCs.
HONEST GOODS Lowest cash prices
J. N t.areau q Son. 1853 Michigan
ave Phone Main 1905
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MANrrD--,IALE HELP.

A SOBER steady man wanted 90 wor X
IN veterinary hospital. German pre-
ferred 20s Tweifth-st, between I 2
and J.
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FLORISTS
.rInnR CAsEs--MALL cAsEs.

DISPLAY and Cigar store Fixtures OF
an kinds bought. SOLD and exchanged.
Glurx. 800 Michigan ave Phone
Cherry ii7S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

srNFss fNsTiTuTE.\ THE--LarRest
nd hest equipped husiness training
irhool in Michigan. 1893 Cass Main
i5St
iTROTT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
saccredlted), Sl-ss West ps., S ~ ~
.tcManus. Registrar.
|fpbt.r COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE
'The school OF Business success.
|os.s qriswoid. FOR excellent courses
4, business and shorthand Phone
lain ssso.
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REPAIRING.


J. IL, SEYMOUR, National safe Il LOCK
Co, 30 John R-st Main sSi. Bank
buFgIarproof and k'ireproot safes and
Vault Doors
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LEIrEI, shop.
I4OCKsMiTHs.
IL MBEH-

A. T, JONES. 50 Congress-sf. F.. Keys
Bells. Door Checks. Cherry 479s,
North 43i5-L.
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IPiioIS,rERISC

WEST SIDE DPHOI.STERtNG CO g.
Alvey. Prop g24-9Z6 Hubbard-ave
Phone West .+lS-J. Repairing and
r.ariahlhS We guarantee absolute
satlsfactl-" Phone IS and our auto
win call for your work kstimatet
checrfully given. - /
LEO A ZlShE. S25 Beaubie st, cor
Cspasld Phone Ridge I2G2 Up.
hoistering. furniture Repairing and
Mattress Renovaung.
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ORIENTAL HOIEL1 bU-b2-64 Library.
ave Phone Cherry &c. One way "a
cure a cold in one day is TO take q
Turkish bath
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ALI. PAPER.

ECONOMY WALL PAPER co. iobbers
ard rrlalers wall Papers. Burlaps.
igoom Mould lnss, etc. M0nufactur-
- OF window Shades % Farmer
~ phone Main 3I1
uAiJ a KUNZ i67 Michigan-nve
phone Main 6l+5. Wall Paper. Paints.
ofls BuriaDs and MOuidings. Get
oEr prizes ou decorating and save
money
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
MISUNDERSTANDING
ENGRAVIsRs.
EXPRESSING AND TRUCKING.

CAMERCNS EXPRESS la0 John g. st
cadillac 2072 Cherry S9t2-R
COLES EXPRESSING. MOVING AND
CARRIAGE CO Geo. c. Cole. Mgr,
Az Beaubisn-st. Phone Main 2S42
Baggage transfer expressing, furni-
ture and piano moving.
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FunNACEs lMarm An.

A HARE. Heating ana Veutiiating
Jobbing ana Repairing 500 Wood
ward ave. Phone Main 49,.
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job PrIntias Done Right Ttme-
PrintssE Co.. - John R-st
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CONTRA CToRs' AND BUILDERS MA
lHi<ERN.
CONTRACrons-GFSrRAL

WILLIAM II CAMERON. 80 Buhl Blk
Phone Cherry 4s4l
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STEEL sTRUCTTRAL woRK

CtN IfAI- >IOkAGE CO, Flreproof
and non-nreproof storage. furniture
pac King and moving Nam So Cad
lilac 81 Warehouses 5s6-SSy Grand
River
RoEHL BROS. sTORAGE-Moving
Packing and Forwarding. Storage
Ia compartments only. General off,
ces, 1852 Alfred-st Warehouses. 1924
Alfred-st,, l1s John R.-st Phone
Ridge s2S
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WILLIAM r. HlEL-SCHER. Lamp
shades. TreliSes. Window Guards
Flower rot stands Eto. IS Broad.
way Phone Main 1sss
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HANDY AND SERVICEABLE INDEX OF DETROIT
..BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL FIRMS


PIT MBiNG And HEATING.
OTTO a WUkM s. CO. 50 ~ Sproat
81 Phones Grand AfHr-4stl High
grade plum Ding and heating install
IstionS steam p1aut and power ts
ing
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MINpoM CLEANERS.

MEXICAN WINDOW CLEANING CO
NiichiRan's ,argest window cleanin z
esfab!ishnleut "a Woodward-aye
phone Main 2oSJ.
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CARPETS AND nuCs.
IETTrRs.


COLLECTORS OE MONEY.
l COLLECTiO NO CllARbE. We
i,ntlie Credit Co 1le Chamber OF
.ommerce Main 99I.
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RS.

or QUALITY al reasonable prices
Buy from the maker Thos Steere,
ISL Grand River-avs, near FNth.
Grand 2slo. Furs cleaned. dyed and
rsmodelsd.
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rIfv NOTHING WkS VIM ! sta
uletgu. prop. 63-Gg secQnd-st Main
$50 Particular attention paid 20
charging soda fountains
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CLEANERS AyD OVERS.

PUTNAM KSAPliAN. Garment
Cleaning, Repairing pyeins and
l,resslng iO-i2 Ellzaheth-st west
hone, Cherry 241s.
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rYPEWRiTERs

CORONA folding weighs los AT
makes new $50. rebuilts $40; rent
$3.50. Fine repairing. Catalos free
Detroit TYPE Co, lGO Jefferson near
Woodward Main 4l02
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vEATHER STRIPS tMErALLICJ
pAI-le SCNEEN a WEATHER STRIP
co. 900 Morat Bldg Phone Main
gasl.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-07-17
FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS.

Proposition to incur debt :'''''''''''.''
and issue bonds of Road Dist
riot No. of Jefferson Davis
Parish to the amount of 20
Twenty-one Thousand Dollars
of such denomination and to
hzed BY tie Police Jury 'I prior YES
to the issuance of same, not
to exceed thirty years. said
bonds to bear interest at the
rate of five per cent per an.
mum, payable semi-annually,
for the purpose of construct
ing, improving and maintain
ing. highways. roads and
bridges within said Road
District No. /, and anthorlZ-
ing the levy of special taxes
annually for periodof thirty
years sufficient to pay the NO
interest upon said bonds and
the principal falling due each
year or such amount thereof
as may be required for any
sinking fund necessary to re-
tire said bonds at maturity. :
Property Valuation s...
Signature of Voter.
NOTICE TO VOTERS: To vote IN favor OF
the proposition submitted upon this ballot
place G cross mark (Xl in the square after the
Wora ES,r.; to vote against it, place q
similar mark after the word mo-.
Section f.. Be it Further Resolved, That
she PoIlce Jury of the Parish of Jefferson
Davis shall convene in jennings the parish
seat OF Jefferson Davis Parish, on the ard dav
OF September, 1914, at l 100 O'Clock D. m. in
public, session, and shall proceed to open the
ballot boxes, examine and count the ballots,
the result of said election, which result i 4
shall thereafter promulgate by publication of
same in the official journal of the Parish of
Jefferson Davis and by preparing a process
verbal, of the manner in which it shalt have
opened the ballot boxes, canvassed the re-
election, as provided by law in such cases '"i'
JNO. II. COOPER, President
l.. Z. ROBINSON, Clerk. III
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-07-17

latter, such as the tick, or the mosquito
the organisms are destroyed and the
disease eradicated, because one of the
obllgate hoSt.creatures is DESTROYED
and the life.cycle of the germ is cut
snort. But it is different in the bacteria
and especially in the case of 1.-THE char.
Don germ, which is spore.bearing
germ and while only rods or bacilli
are found in the living blood of the
victim, those which escape to the out.
side OF the Cadaver in blood or dis.
charges Immediately from spores. TO
perpetuate themselves, and these
spores finding suitable media ON sur.
race soil, etc. may remain almost in.
dennltely to create condition of perm.
anent Infection. Those bacilli which
remain inside the carcass are usually
DESTROYED by putrefaction and the lack
OF the necessary oxygen they requir.
ing oxygen for their existence.
At the risk of boring you a little. I
VIII quote a paragraph or two from
some Belgian authorities on this sub.
ject:
1T would seem that the bacilli(rodsl
OF charbon being destroyed by the nut.
refactlon of the cadayers, the latter
would not constitute a source of dan.
ger for later contaminations, But after
the death Of the diseased animals all
the bacllli are not destroyed; those
which come in contact with the exter.
nal air form sporeslseeds)and these are
completely resistant to decomposition
IN bodies from which 1.-THE skin has
been removed the exposure Of large
number Of bacilli involves more
abundant production of spores than in
those which have not been skinned.
The bacflli accidentally deposited IN.
on the soil by diseased animals. flndino
themselves in contact with the air and
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-07-17
Rim G. / 4,

or mating, which envelopes them, ha'
to be soaked in the solution. In the
case of green sailed hides, have tt
come to this country in water.tight
barrels or cacks. All this is to prevent
dissemination of infection through the
Charlton spores. If you will permit 8
personal alluSion, l might say that
have been appointed Reporter on this
disease to representative United States
at the 10th International Veterinary
Congress which conveues in London
England, the early part of August, the
other Reporters being from East India,
Germany and Hungary,
The phases of the subject asked to be
reported on, however, are more as they
relate to trade, than the general sub
ject of Charlton. am sorry that will
not be able to be present at the Con
greSS in person, but my report was in
in April, as they all have to be trans
lated in the different languages of the
Congress, as representatives will be
there from all parts of the civilized
world.
lam afraid l have bored you with
more or less of treatise on the sub
iect. However, was anxious to lei
you know some of the difficulties in the
control of Charlton infectin, especially
ina section of the country where there
is still so much ignorance, and indif.
ference. regarding its true nature, and
consequently the carelessness with
which it is handled, and the little res.
pect, in too many cases our people
have for law.
1t may not be possible, as you may
now imagine, tocompletely wipe out the
infection in the near future, but what
we do need is the active cooperation of
everybody concerned and interested in
assisting the State Live Stock Sanitary
Board to rigidly enforce its sanitary
regulations, and thereby try to prevent
further spread of the infection, and to
commend the use of protective vaccina.
ton by everyone in the infected areas,
early in the spring every year( Charlton
or no charbon) to protect the stock
from contracting the desease, as there
is no other measure known, in any
country. to control this fatal malady.
Hoping you Will pardon the length of
this epiStle.
Very sincerely yours.
w. H. DAIRYMPLE.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-07-17

little effect unless everybody is made
to conform to the strict enforcement
Of those measures,
There is more literature on the sub.
iect OF Charlton or anthrax than on any
other specific disease, with the excep.
ton in recent years Of tuberculosis,
The organism, the Bacterium anthra.
els, was the first TO be Identified as be.
ing the cause Of this class of diseases,
and on its identification the whole sci.
ence of bacteriology has been built I'M
And while the Identification of this
organism dates back only to abou t the
late 4Os or early SOS Of the last century
the disease itself goes back to the dawn
Of history, and the recorded rayases
are something appalling, both in people
and in animals, before the true nature
OF the ailment was known.
AIittle about the organism NAV he
instructive. All bacterias are 0 /
vegetable origin, that is. they belong
to the lower forms Of vegetable life,
In contradistinction to this. the germs
Of yellow fever, malaria, tick fever. the
various trypanosome diseases, like
sleeping sickness in man, surra in
animals, and some others, belong to
the protocol; are lowly forms Of animal
life. and usually require two shosts to
complete their ife-cycle-the mos.
quito and man in yellow and malarial
feyers, the OK tribe and the common
cattle tick in Texas or tick fever, etc.
BY destroying one Of the hosts in the
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-07-17
MODEL GROCERY
Home of Pure Food Products
Everything Clean, Fresh and Pure

Imported Swiss Cheese.
Imported Brick Cheese.
Wisconsin Cream Cheese.
Bouquet Snappy Cheese.
Imported Sardines.
Norway Smoked Sardines.
Kippered Herring-in Olive Oil.
Kippered Herring-in Tomato Sauce
California Tuna Fish.
Deviled Crabs.
Sweet and Sour Pickles.
Pure Country Honey.
Water Melons on Ice.
Canteloupes-Very Fine.
Texas Peaches.
New Mexican Apples.
California Red Plums.
California Juicy Oranges.
Bananas and Lemons.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-07-17
ORDINANCE NO. S.
AN ORDINANCE creating Road Dist
l Of Jefferson Davis Parish. Lou
and defining it's ltmits

AN ORDINANCE creating Road Distas
l OF Jefferson Davis Parish, Lev
and defining its limits.
Section !. Be il Ordained by tie !.
jury OF the Parish of Jefferson DAVIS, II
Louisiana, That Road District No. ID.
the provisions of Article 292 Of The q
tuition OF 1913 be and the same Is b:
to-wit:
commencing at the northeast cuDs'
township nine south, range four wet
ming thence west distance Of dFs
along the. township line between tEs
nine south, range four west, alditou'
eight south, range four west, to ERaS
corner OF section five, township nine 3
range four west, running thence soniA /.
lance OF seven miles along the sectional
the southwest corner of section five, t5Es
ten south, range four west, running Il
east along the section lines distance u
miles to the southeast corner of sectioh
township ten south, range four west y
south along the section line one-hslfs q
to the southwest corner of the nofla
Quarter. OF section ten, township. tel j
range fonr west. thence east distssI,
three miles to the southeast corneI 81
northeast quarter OF section twelve, nyl1
ten south. range four west, tbenee z
along the range line distance OF seisa
one-half miles to point of commeDcenl't
Section 9. Be it Further Ordsinsl
That the said Road District No. Of @4il
Davis Parish as described IN Section ik|
be and it ia hereby declared to be . E1I
subdivision and as such is authorize Y
the provisions of Act No. 256 Of the ~
the General Assembly of the State St "
ana for the year 1910 and under 10 !
visions of Article 281 and Article see
Constitution OF the State of Louisiana "
1T is hereby authorized to- create q bcles
debtedness and vote special tax for w!
pose Of constructing roads and bridges II
the confines of said Road District, tas g
which shall be vested in the pupIE
generally to enjoy all of the rights and Y
leges conferred now or that may hersil1ls
conferred upon Road Districts By ths te
tuition and laws of the state OF LoulssaA
Adopted July ., 1914.
Yeas, nine; Noes, none.
JNo. H. CQ0H4sb'
Attest: President of the polies y
L. D. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Police Jury.
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ORDINANCE NO, "a.

AN ORDINANCE levying a Tbraa NINA
all property subject to State t.Y ~.
lorated within the limits of Al is.q
dtea towns and villages in theP.,1
Jefferson Davis, Louisians.
Section l. Be 1t Ordained nv Il. l
Jury OF the Parish of Jefferson Tsvis n
ana, that a three (3) Mill tax on Air.!
situated within any and ali iuecsrs3
towns and villages, subject To- Stats MS
be and the same is hereby levied Ear M
port and maintenance OF publie CON-
the year 1911, this levy supplementii.sH
lew of Three mills in the balspss !
Parish, as shown by Ordinance No, eS !
Section 2. Be it Further Ordsia.a
That the Assessor of the Parish ofJs'
Davis, is hereby authorized and instrnT
extend said tax upon the rolls Of ali H.
rated towns aud villages. for the eur,s1I,
1914, and the Sheriff and Ex.ofiicio M
lector is hereby instructed to collect ~.
pay it over TO the Parish Board Of N.
OF the Parish of Jefferson Davis, for M
port and maintenance of the Public q
US provided by Act No. PSF Of Acts +
General Assembly for the year 1910.
Section 3. Be it Further OrdsinAj1
That this Ordinance shall take effect n
come operative from and after its az
and promulgation.
Adopted July 2. 1914,
Yeas, nine; nos, none.
JNO. H. CO0PF
Attest: Pres. of the Pnl,csj
l.. E. ROBINSON, . ' S'Ss''
Clerk of the Police Jury.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-07-17
ORDINANCE NO 8,

AN Ord ORDINANCE levying a Ten W,
general purposes for the psrrsaIll
son DAVIS, State of Louisi.s ISl
1914. and budgeting anS f0
set apart to the variona u ofdsf
poses as herein provided 'und
Section l. Be 1t Ordained !,
Jury 81 the parish of JefferSsoUUy (
ten mill tax on all the nrnSS Da
Parish OF Jefferson DAVIS DnIiptfts
that is not located within, u re
Incorporated town or VILLAGE ne En
is hereby levied for genera DC oe and
year 1914. pufpOsi
rI Section 2. Be It Further ora,
That a Two mill tax on ali tbo ofdta
the Parish of Jefferson Dari,Ve p}fopsrS
the limits Of all incorDorst,, iOesta
lagos, be and the same Is "i Sai TOM
criminal purposes for the Year npi lay,
n Section 3. Be 1t Further o.,'.
That the Assessor of the Par. fdlis
Davis is hereby authorized 1 anah cilI
extend said tax upon the ass ana INST
the current year. 1914 aSmSSsssSSmtAls
Ex,ottlclo Tax Collector is her rsiS \ \
to collect same for the account e ~ 4 a
OF the Parish of Jefferson Davis
Section 4. Be It Further ~,
That the proceeds of three r wi;aasag
levied under Section One y, Iills ID
shall be collected for the benefit n 0s
over to the Parish Board of n;sval. nj
Parish OF Jefferson Davis, for ,bseaa
the public scho Is of said par;vSu luz iep||
by Act No. 257 of the Acts Of y. y u
sembly Of 1910. y we teos
Section 5. BE 1t Further GA,
That the proceeds of the re osGalnsI
mills levied under Section Ona u
mills levied under Section Two 0 sas
ance be and the same is hereby W y. la
and set apart TO the payment o ssgR4
expenses for the current yeas W y, llta
bndgeted to the respective frn y III
provided, to-wit: ls "
Court House, Furniture and II,
lures. .,... .............,
Pauper Fund. ........,, ~
Public Printing and STATIONERY
Bridge and Ferry Keepers
SlliliuAl E1ptlfSe. .......
Justice of the Peace Salary 1910 Il
Constable Salary -"
Tax Collectors Commission 800
Assessors Commission. -"
Police Jury milage and per diem
Clerk of Police Jury -.
Janitor Salary .........,', '''''
Sheriff, salary. ......., -"
District Attorney. salary '''''
Board of Health and Quarant;;n,oo"
Treasurer's Salary
Parish Physician and Coroner 100
Coroner Jury ............. 80"
Public Improvements. 800
Lights and Water .....,,,, -"
IsoE tsli Ill .................,
Contingent Fundamentally. =" !.
Section z. Be 1t Further Ord.;..,
That this Ordinance shall he IN @i rs
become operative from and aftet n y. "
and PRONUNCIATION. 800 40 y
Yeas, g.; Nos, none.
Adopted July 2, 1914.
Attest: President Of t h. SSy .,I.f
L. E. ROBINSON, 0 Olles'
Clerk Of the Police Jury.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-07-17
You're Bilious and Costive!

Sick Headache. Bad Breath, Sour
Stomach, Furred Tongue and Indiges
ton, Mean Liver and Bowels clogged
Clean up tonight. Get a 25c bottle Of
Dr.. Kings New life Pills today and
empty the Stomach and bowels of fer.
menting, gassy foods and waste. A
full bowel movement gives a satisfied
thankful feeling makes Gou feel fine.
Effective, yet mild. Don't grippe. Csc,
at your druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salye for burns
Adv.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-07-17

We mention only a few
Items as a suggestion.
Our Stock is complete
and we are anxious to
serve you.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-07-17
Everything being closed O.
Southern Mercantile Co. Prices
than half, Come at once.
Notice of First Provisional acss
State of Louisiana, Parish of Jefferson =
Fifteenth judicial District Coais /
Succession of Jesse T. Peck Decea
No. 1s5 Probate Docket

Succession Of Jesse 7. Peck Deceass
WHEREAS, William B. Gabbert, w;
traitor OF said succession, of said psl +.
filed his first provisional account ana MI
accompanied by his petition, IN tIe VIZ Y
the Clerk of said Court, applying wE
said account and tableau homologa le pea H
above mentioned and entitled successssgsss n
Now, Therefore, public notice = Z 4
given to all parties interested 20 sn9 =. &
il any they have, in writing, within i: 81 Il
from the publication hereof, why saw 4;
cation should not be granted, any
homologation made as prayed for. n
Witness the Hons. Winston 0verIgg M y
N. Barbe, Judges of said Court, % Jsp'''
La, this 9TH day OF July, A. ID; 1871 9 fb;prfE
tSEAL) Clerk Of said ssS
Mccoy, Moss 81 Knox, I.
Attorneys for Succession.
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A LETTER FROM
DR.. DALRYMPLE.

Continued from page one)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-01-30

sixty days ago, on November 2Srd the
company's building and all contents
we're totally destroyed by fire, caus-
ing a loss OF s25O,000. Within "a
hours after the fire the company had
rented some half dozen vacant build
ings, had received thirty carloads
of goods and was doing business in
the same old way. And now their
new building is ready, and within a
few more days they will be installed
The new edifice has cost them about
$4,000 Of which amount has been
spent for office fixtures and equip
ment.
This record illustrates the push and
energy characteristic of this company
and their business methods. The
building was placed on the old site
on Katy avenue, and is much better
and more convenient than the old one.
Many improvements were made and
the interior of the building is better
equipped for handling the goods and
at less cost.
The drays loading goods may now
drive into the buildings and load their
wagons from the various departments
in the ware rooms where the goods
are stored. The building is steam
heated and is equipped with all mod
en- convepiences.
This concern, the first wholesale
grocery established in this section
of the State, means much IN the com
mercial life of Durant and vicinity,
and the people of this section will be
gratified to know that these improve
ments have been made and that they
are again ready for business and on
larger lines.