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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-22
M0RPH
Liquor and Tobacco AddictlOns Cured
Within Ten Days Ky Our New
Painless Method
Only Sanftarium In the World Giyin::
Unconditional Guarantee

Our guarantee means something. Not
one dollar need be paid until salts
factory cure has been effected. We
control completely the Usual with
ness. aching of limbs. or loss or sleel,.
Patients unable to visit sanitariuin can
be treated privately at home. Refer
ences. Union Banks& Trust Co. The
American National Bank, or any other
Citizen of Lebanon.
CUMBERLAND sANlTARIUM
e. J. sanders. Mgr. lebanon. Tenn
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-22
Short and Sweet

Madge: Long engagements are not
fashionable these days.
Marjorie: "Oh. well, neither are long
marriages.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06
esoLur1oNs OF RESPECT

wh.ress it has pleased Almig hty
ID in his Divine Wisdom to re =
ove ~ from our midst our .faithftas
lend and adviser Dr.~H, I. Sutn-
land and whereas the life labor y
this rood aud useful man Wa
Ioseiy ssl, intsrwoven with the sexis.
sues nc a,,d worl. Of the daughters
he Kine that eac', of US feel tnat
pr,s rxpressien Of our gratitude
!, h;x services as we'll as sorrow
\ his death should be brougn. 20
bnslic notice aud communicates :"
he bsreayed family, therefore;
Re it resolved by the Vne'"'a
McCuire Circle Of kings Daugh
kers that in the death of DR.. suth- ,
erland The order has lost stauncn
Friend, faith nj assistant ana WISE :. s..
|cnunse,or. that the communitv has
lost the services Of one who always
answered the call Of duty witncus
fsar ~ favor or thought OF sell
and whose life should be emu'atea
hv Ill who were blest by q knowl.
edge Of his life and character; 'ua'
the state Of Mississippi has lost 9
public official without reproacu
or Just criticism and WHO'S
Official, work was source OF pr'ue
throughout the state. 80
Resolved further, that We extend
to the widow in her loneliness oaI
heartfelt sympathy, to ms ca'!
dren our earnest prayers tor 'ne',
comfort, aud to his kindred q, ano 2.
friends our mutual gfiet with theirs,
Resolved further. that c'py 9,
these resolutions be iowe1aso
to the family, a copy furnished TN
press aud q copy spread upo, tns
minutes Of the Virginia Mc,suire
Circle Of Kings Daughters o. Nose
dale. This March 5th. 1913.
Mrs. c. B. Allen, President.
MIS-. Samuel Carter, Secretary
: . Mrs. Walter Sillers. County sec
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06
MONEY TO LOAN.

ere Applications received tor loans
/, som 500 90 to $40, 10000 on I'M
Sroyed ard uniinproved town prop.
Inv and iarm lands. Interest
q Jer cent straight. Interest paya' ",
aisle annually OF semi 'annualiy.
Time: one 10 ten years. App!icsn'
Nor loans viii please give descf'p,
s{ion, location, and vatuation =
lebroperty offered as security forloan. g: }.
uSta.e improvements and valuat'on 2
pf same. III.
to receive application tor loans' e, { J, ,
z praise property, an4 ee'vs = .sIs :
u exclusive representative. Attorney y
j. q d I real estate man preferred; .Ap. p.
u piicstiop ior loans. and spp'acssnss s ss
I m for seencies positively reqnarea 8
\ furnish Il least two charsessr ! "a 8
ferepces aud forward postage, nys "a
&c stamps, for application blanks, l.aas,.,,
FIJI, pars,cu,ars. sud prcmpt sspss' ]:
Write Southern Office. soutneass. sAss
: eru Mortgage Loan Assn fcnss1 on
Natl BANK Rldg., Atlanta, ~
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06
SUMMONS.

State III Mississippi,
Bolivar County. IN the Ci.cmit
FirstJudicial DISTRICT. G"urt
To Charles Hoult. nonresident of the
State of Mississippi. whose postutsscc
address is Chri.usH. Iilim,ir:
An attachment st the sni, Ot W. II,
Fry against vomr estate for two thous--
and ;t2O0O.t .t|U) Dolisrs rcturnrl,le be.
tore the Circnit Cnurt ot the First In
dicial District Otlsntvsr county NJ kAe<v
dale. Mississippi. has been executed and
is now ,xudinx in said court and uuiesS
YOU appear bethre said coust an the
third Monda, in July. 1915 and plead
10 said action. a judgement Sill l'e ens
tered ami the property attacied will be
sold,
CHAS. r. PAt u, s'lr,k.
Bv Z. r. Christina u. e,
Roy Church Attorucv tor Plaintiff.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
The State Of Mississippi

f4
Charles Hoult, Christman. Illinois
An attachment at suit OF The
Edgar County National Bank Of
Paris. Illinois against your estate
for Three Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars ($3500. .0o). returnable be-
fore the Circuit Conrt for the hrst
district OF bolivar county. at Rose
dale. Mississippi. has been execu-
ted, and is now pending in said
court; and unless yon appear be-
fore said conrt on the Sd Monday
in July. A. D.. 1915, and plead TO
said action, judgement will be en-
tered. and the estate attached
will be sold.
Dated this Feb. 24tn A. D.191S.
CHALLRs F. PAcR. Clerk.
BY e. +. Christmas. d. G.
Fontaine Jones', Attorney for plf.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06

There is on hand at this date 50 con-
victs, and have put in 794 days at $l.60
per day which makes total Of $l19l. 90
Amt on hand in commisary- -----l l98 90
Respectfully submitted.
(Not signedl Mgr.
There being no further business. i
is ordered that the board now adjourn.
w. A. SPEAKEs, President.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06
H.. c.u~fx Os~sc~sk.
.,. PcstsfEice at Rosedale'
- ~ @.-coud-class matter.
b,scR1PT1oN. 81 50.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

.xNoUNCEMENTS.
reR SHERIFF.
r. WATT BzADsL
RI PAYNE
L G DEAN
SD ENowLroN
FOR cu.scHsr CLERK.
wRAY
pB WOODLAND
FOR STATE sEsArs.
WI PALKs
III ruRNEy
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
WALTER s,LLERs. JR
Ap soMRRvILLE
cs GLASSco
STANLEY F GAINES
rsR CIRCUIT CLERK.
H D TODD
cHAs F PACE
FOR rRgAsuxEx.
A FAIRIES
FOR copsry ArrosEr.
cHAs CLARK
r.x .upER,srsxDESr.
&c RoBERrs
FOR ASSESSOR.
cHAs JACOBS
SUPERVISOR
District
ST SHAW
District,
TN BOND
VA SPLAKES
70. DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
bcRR MONTGOMERY. OF Tunica
EG SALrER
roR SURVEYOR
| IN mcBRooM'
ros JUSTICE CT pRAcR
d District
ROBERT ARNOLD
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06
RUB-MY-TESM

Will cure your Rheysg etis
Neuralgia, Headaches. Tampa.
Collie. Sprains, Bruises, ITS ar
Burns, Old Sores, Stings a asec.s
Etc. Antissptic AneGs ne, sdin
tarnally and externally. Fries 3Sa
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06

uk ttpA Ian ~ ~ q
.hs hasrd - .,,,s..;sors - po,;v.-
co,,,,v M;..;.s,or; a. ordsr v.. na.,.
"A c-s.,;r. . vot;n. r-ec;rrt a. Skere
~ sa;d co,,,.v s,a nh;,.h s.;d orde- 10.
snsd MONO rhs,;. A. tho western hour.
d.,v ~ ss;a rrsc;,ct r. ann.ar;no to
the sat;sfaction of tho hoard that the
said boundary "a incorrect. Il Il there.
sora order. 4 that .a;d .houndayv he
ch.nosd ana that tho line between the
f,r,t and second judicial t,;atricts of Bell.
var county no and the sams il hereby
dec,.,ed - be n. we.tern boun6arv Il, :
Of the said skene precinct in said con-, .
tv Orde, al ~. lat dav Of March. 1915
Ordered bv t,.e hoard that ,he clerk
NJ mi. hoard make inve. I eat on Of the
records Of warrants issued, ., d report
~ the n.x. m.s4,nr ~ this boa,d Al To
vhether 81 rot certain hay bodeht Of
Iohr Wade q Sons of Memnhir. Tenn.
an Jn,v . ~ 1912. amounting TO s42. 81.
bas b..en heretofore paid for.
In the matter of the petition Of An
derson Tullv Co. requesting that Ger.
tain timber ,sassments be stricken
ftom tue rolIs. ma Il il hereby ordered
NAT ehe .a;d mseler be and the same Il
h.-.,., 1900, until the next regular
,,restino ~ the hoard at Rosedale. when
e,,,i where II will be further considered.
n the matter Of the petitio + NJ. E.
,Hu0f.eS nd Mra n. E. Hughes, re.
cn.et;no that certain timber assess.
m. nts he stricken from the rolls. and it
ia hereby ordered that the said mat .~r
he and the s.mesis hereby passe uatil
the next rerular meeting of the boar
~ po..dale. wtas and where it will be
fu-th.r eonsidersd
IA the Hororable Beard Of Supervisors,
certlemen.
Iherehv recommend that you appoint
n q walton. r C. Csntry and H. H.
M.covran as oship trustees for SET.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06
Delta Grocery and Cotton Company
WHOLESALE GRoCERS
GROCERIES, PRODUCE, HAY, FEED STUFFS
Phone I32. RosedaIe Miss.
Phone l37.

hereby directed TO collect the taxes
thereon - required by law.
MI West, Round Lake. Ford, $500.
1914.
J J Beanslsy, Perthshire. Buick,
$500. 90, 1914.
Humphrey 70. Rasedale. Chevrolet.
100000 1914.
J c Burrus, Benoit, Ford. $500. 90,
1914.
BIT Bond, Benoit, Ford, $4,000, 1914.
PHI Josef, Rosedaie, Overland. $500.
1914.
Mrs J r johnson. Malvina, Chevrolet,
$1,000. 90, 1914
IA Blanchard, Gunnison. Ford, $500.
1914.
Mrs Parkinson. Chevrolet, $1,000. 1914
| C P Thompson. Merigold. Ford. $500. 90
1928.
Humphrey Cotton Co. Rosedale.
Brush, $3.50. 90. 1913.
N C Skinner, Kosedale. Buick, 5000. 90,
1912.
Mrs Chas Scott. Rosedale, Pierce Ar
row, $4,000, 1912.
~ Busby. Perthshire, Buick. $6Oo.CO
1918.
CIV Hurst. Shaw. REQ. $500. 90. 1912.
| Mrs W H McDill, Boyle. Hupp, $500,
1912.
G Nicely, Duncan, Buick, $500. 1913.
John B Tnomas, Merigold. E N F
$50o.O,, 1912.
LIE Showers. Benoit, Flanders, $S00,
t19l2.
|Dr S r Wells. Alligator. Hudson. $780,
1912.
W.T. Burt. Gunnison. Cadillac, $780,
| 1912.
i Jno N Lobdell, Rosedaie. Maxwell
$4,000. 1912.
In the mater Of the assessment oi
back taxes, ~ provided by chapter lSl
section 4740 Of the Mississippi Code O
Elso6, msds by CT Jacobs, sssessor 2
Bolivar county, under the directions o.
| the State Revenue Agent, on thee
dayof February, 1916. AMI appearing
on the lard rolls Of 1918, Of said count,
at pages --to--inclus,ve. y sppear
| ing that all persons 80 assessed hav'
lbeen notified as required by law ant
have appeared in person Of BY attorne,
and adjusted OF after having legal notice
i failed to appear and object to same. j
| is ordered that the ASSESSMENTS. as ad
iusted and corrected. the amounts be
| ing set out oppOstts the names OF eaci
person 40 ssseysed on said land rolls o.
Bolivar county, be accepted and same u
hereby approved, and the clerk Of thi'
court is ordered to certify copies oi
same to the State Auditor. and tho Il,
collector is hereby directed 70 proceed
to collect the taxes thereon, 40 required
by law. Following 10 list and amount:
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06

Cleveland, Miss. March l, 1915.
To the Honorable Board Of SUPERVISOR
Of Bolivar County. Cleveland, Miss.
I beg to submit herewith my report
for the month of February. 1915, ~
follows:
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06

In the matter OF the asseesment OF
back tax on automobiles provided by
chapter lSl. section 4740. Mississippi
Code Of 1905, made by the assessor OF
Bolivar county, under the direction OF
the State Revenue Agent on the
day Of February, 1915. and appearing
on the personal roll Of 1914, OF said
county on pages--to--inciustve' u
appearing that all persons % assessed
have been notified a. required by law,
and have appeared in person or hy at
torney and adjusted sane, or after hav-
inn legal notice failed to appear and
adjust same. It is ordered that the a..
sessment as adjusted and assessed
being set out opposite the names OF
each person so assessed on said personal
roll of Bolivar county, be accepted and
the same is hereby approved and the
clerk is hereby ordered to certify copy
Of same to the State Auditor and the
tax collector, and the tax collector is
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06


ary, 1916. - follows:
Banks Grocery Co groceries, s66 GA
Swift & Co meat l5l a.
w r Graham hardware rs 90
] Lussenger wood. 10 90
Clark & Co tobacco IS So
F D Goodlake blacksmithing II IS
Life Tons medicine Assn drugs "A %
Cleveland Drug Co drugs---- lS rs
Owen 4 Roby drugs 8 IS
Pease 4 Dwyer oats- - -
Ed B Hill underwear "A 66
Gloster Produce Co produce --M s.
c r Smith sundries- ies----.-----------89 90
W 7 Meek rope --.---~ ----t " 4
Standard OIL Company OIL Is II
Mott & Ward hardware IS ~
G E Raines cash paid for f1slgnt l0 -
!. 8 box shoes - eo
express on shoes 3 @
8" wood J ] Lussinger IS So
pot6ebseaSsM Whitss s 20
= s. ealiens lsoaasses -l0 5s
= Needing Stripes --- : 81
|Pay roll for month Of December 175 90
/" January 10 ~
-
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06
Rosedale, Miss.

15 Del0a Gro Co inv Feb o. -.-66 90
+" Is Delta Gro Co Inv T Hays ~ O6
!" Is ] B Ray bill rem Feb l3 Bsss 2 50
Is L H Bass p roll Feb 18th IS 90
!" Is Tom Joyner blksmith bill--2 Is
Gallon Iron Wks inv Jan Is : exp Is Is
Feb is Gallon Iron wks inv Feb g. 60
III B McClannahan bill rendsrd- a 50
10 Tony Hays p roll Feb 18th 40 0O
22 Tom !oyner blksmith Bass 8 IS
I" 22 Allen Gray wk on I'd e bdg -78 SO
2S L H Bass p roll Feb 2Oth- IS 90
22 Delta Gro Co inv Feb 15----97 Q:
22 = - "a ~
q W NJ J Alexander lumber -12 90
25 G P Rose bill rend Nov 18- -13 Is
n Delta Gro Co inv Feb q. -66 o.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06

Respectfully submitted,
L. H. Bass, road com.
To the Board Of Supervisors Bolivar
County, Rosedale.
Gentlemen:
/ beg to submit my report for Janu-
ary, 1916. q follows:
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06

Gentlemen:
] herewith submit to you disburse.
ment of road and bridge fund No. 2 a.
per accompanying vouchers which please
issue warrants to Valley Bank, az they
have paid same
Feb 2 L H Bass p roll Jan 30th. -$Sl 25
2 Delta Gro Co inv Jan 80 "a a.
81 b Bond 4 Co bill rendered "a Is
Tony Hays p roll Jan 3)th. --29 80
Delta Gro Co inv Feb Hays-24 rs
Delta Gro Co inv Feb 4 Bass-25 90
L n Bass pay roll Feb g. az 90
8 R'dale Gro Co inv an 2 Bass -2l 67
IL Pye & Turner blksmith bill. s 6
IL J D Adams Co I'd ma .hine 1895 GO
l3 Tony Hays p roll Feb e. 81 a
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06

ties live in Washington county: Sol
Bunker, personal property; Abe Port
lock, personal property; and Allen
Hooper, personal property. Clerk is
ordered to send copy Of this order to
the sheriff at Rosedale.
We beg leave to support that we ex-
amined and viewed the route Of the
road as shown on accompanying peti-
ton and finding the same practicable
we laid out and marked the road on the
route as shown on accompanying petition
and now beg leave to report our pro-
ceedings thereon.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-03-06

70 men enrolled, sick and 10 short
since last report. Respectfully submit
tied, G. E. Raines, Supt.
Ordered that the clerk advertise for
bids for pile bridge across dredge canal
at mouth of Snanke creek, builder to
use old material. now there. and bridge
to be per plans and specifications on file
with the clerk Of this board.
To the Board Of Supervisors:
Genelemen:
! herewith make application for the
following articles:
1000 small envelopes; and 1000 large
envelopes. Very truly,
E. H. Wray.
BY v. Joest.
Approved.
To khn unnnsa hl> ~ 81 0s..
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-10-12
Stock Market

New York, Oct. 11.-Trading on 1ne
stock exchange in the first hour TO-DAY
totalled more than 100000 shares ana
the remainder of the forenoon showed
no marked diminution.
Heavy realizing followed. WIN solne
reyerses in railways, especially Read
ing and Chesapeake & Ohio, but IN the
main these issues lost little. Spec1altles
bore the brunt of the decline, Contln,
entail Can losing points at ~, ana
New York Air Brake 5A at 144A.
Later minor rails came forward, ROCK
Island leading. Bonds were strong.
Further substantial gains We're reg
istered on the resumption OF stock trad
inr today. United States Steel, the no
table feature, opened with miximum
gain of III at s21a to SO, its best quo
tation since 1910. Railroads added to
last weeks higher prices with al
vances OFT to sh points for Canadian
Pacific. New Haven, Lehigh Valley'
Reading and Southern Pacific.
Specialties were not neglected, cen
eral Motors rising to $50. Westlng-
house. General Electric, Colorado Fuel
Crucible Steel and Lackawanna steer
were / to points higher. Striking
gains in Mexican Petroleum and Amer
lean Smelling resulted from the propos-
ed recognition Of the Carranza govern
ment in Mexico.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-10-12
D. A. r. OBSERVES
AN ANNIVERSARY

Washington, D. c., Oct. 1.-THE
twenty-ffth anniversary of the found
ing of the Daughters of the American
Revolution was being celebrated here
today with a silver jubilee. Regents
and delegates from throughout the
country were here for the occasion.
The principal exercises in comment
GRAFTON of the event were to be held
in Memorial Continental hall late to-
day with President Wilson, Mrs. VIM
Cumming Storey, president general of
the D. A. R., and Mrs. Mary S. Lock
wood, the only survivor of the found
ers, as the principal speakers.
Other features included birthday
cake, yard in diameter and bearing
twenty-five candles, and the pres anta-
ton Of real Daughter Of the Ameri-
can Revolution, Mrs. Mary M. Clark Of
Alexandria, Vt., daughter Of Virginia
colonial trooper.
The celebration was to be brought to
close with a reception by Mrs. Storey
and other national officers to govern.
ment officials, members of the diplo-
matte corps and others.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-10-12
GOLF Ana !, ;esl . and si seg24
No. 2s-THE THROW OF THE CLUB

hard at it, right from the start, in
fact he does not hesitate to advocate
pressing in the doaon stOtn0, provided
all that has preceded it was correct
ly done and the down swing was not
ly completely
Now, if the club is thrown back
ward and an attempt made to hit an
imaginary person standing to the
right and rear, thought is diverted
from the ball, to degree, and much
Of the force of the swing will go in
to that backward hit, and while the
club-head will come into the ball
along the right track, If the body has
been kept from swaying backward
with the throw, the power will not
be there at the impact.
Furthermore, this conscious throw
will straighten out the wrists too
soon, the arms will swing through
to the point of impact with the wrists
in line with the forearms, the stroke
will be made with the swing of the
arms only, and the hit which Is made
with the swapping OF the wrists Will
be wholly lacking.
You will get the effect of this back.
ward throw, in fact the throw it.
self, which actually takes place in
every properly made swing, by SIM
ply applying the power Of the hands,
as the swing starts, from the thumbs
and first two fingers, where the max
1mum power of the grip was placed
at the time you gripped the club In
the manner described. Look at the
photograph Of the top Of the swing,
and 1t will at once be apparent that
If the player puts the pressure OF
the hands from the thumb and first
two fingers, as the left arm swings
down, the club is bound to go upward
and backward, it cannot start around
toward the front, it will get the
throw Vardon speaks Of, and in
which he is advocating a very cor
rect motion, my only disagreement
being tho consciousness OF It.
AS the swing downward Of the
arms continues, with the left arm
straight, this pressure from the fore
part of the hands toward the heel
will keep the club going backward.
as we'll as upward, around the end
of the left arm, and the club-head
can only come around forward
toward the ball in response to the
untwisting Of the body, it will come
into line with the ball when the body
has resumed its original position. the
attitude it was in at the address.
(This matter of the attitude" Of the
body at the impact is only relative,
/: is not in exactly the same
position.)
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-10-12

Mr.. Jerome D. TrdUers. Open Cham
MON of the United States. The post
ton of hands and arms indicates the
thro,O OF the club
the palm Of the right hand, 1t is plain
that it will be an outward swing, the
moving motion" so frequently
warned against.
Harry Vardon, in his latest book.
says that the beginning of the down
swing should be throw of the club
backward, as II you were trying to
hit person standing at your right,
slightly back of you. The purpose OF
this motion as advocated by Vardon
is to make the club-head come into
the ball from the inside" and to keep
the arms we'll in toward the body as
they come through. 1t is the same
action of the right arm as throwing
a ball underhand.
If this motion Of throwing the club
backward is made consciously, then
concentration on hitting the ball Is
interfered with, and we must con-
centrate all our mind on that one
thing when swinging at the ball, we
must think only Of hitting the ball
and hitting it hard. (Braid says
that the down swing must be made
with all the power we can apply,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-10-12
COL. ID. ]. PALMER AT
FAIRFIELD OCT. %

Fairfield. Oct. 11.-Col. David ].
Palmer, one Of the most prominent G..
A. r. members in Iowa will be the
principal speaker in Fairfield at the
annual reunion of the old soldiers Of
Jefferson county which will be held
on Friday October %.
Col. Palmer has just returned from
the annual encapment of the G. A. r.
at Washington D. c., and while he
responded for the veterans to Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson's address OF
welcome. When Col Palmer speaks
here he will tell something of this
great reunion at Washington. Every
old soldier in Jefferson county should
hear this honored veteran and ar
rangements are being made to enter
tain also large delegations Of veterans
from Wapello, Henry, Keokuk and
Van Buren, counties.
The local committees are working
hard and have splendid program
VIC rking out. A. w. Jaques of this city
Is to be congratulated upon the secur-
ing Of Col. Palmer for the address In
the afternoon.