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The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1915-03-12
Rodley.

hOu1oy.
The threshing machine is still
at Ed McGowan's trying to find
a chance to tbresh.
Mrs. Frank Dean spent Sun
day and Sunday night with her
mother, Mrs. q. E. MCGOWAN.
Mrs. Bert Mitchell gave a sur
prise party on her daughter Des.
sic Saturday evening. Not
many present, but all report q
jolly time.
Miss Effie Christian has been
spending a few days at the Bert
MCGOWAN home.
Robert Dougherty started to
Elkhart this morning to take his
father, who has been visiting
him for some time.
We are glad to hear that Dora
smith is improving in hea tn.
e. I. school will close in two
weeks-we are indeed sorry 10
have school be out so soon; they
will have a program and pie sup
per Friday night, the 18th, pru-
ceeds to go towards getting an
organ for the school house. All
are invited to come. Bring .
pie and pocketbook.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1915-03-12
c..,rrh <anaot Be Cured

Wlth LOCAL APPLlCAT1ONH, a. they
coHnot reach the seat Of the di0ease. Ca
tsyTn Nd blood or coastitutionai disease.
0nd In order to euro i you must take In
0o1naS Hairs Catafrh Cure b
taken intaRAe!ly. and acts directly upon
E14asrh Cure = not . queck naedtdne. It
VaS 0feecy56e0 by one Of the bese ply
o(e3e1o n thio country for years and is
4 reeulsF yr.ee4iption. = z eompe:sd. %, Of
~ hloeA ppIiAefa, acting directly on the
SiucouS suffAce8. Tho perfect combina-
Den Of ths two ingfe6ients % what pro-
sssasTh .6sadI ~ testimonials. free.
=. J. CHENEY = CO., Props, Toledo. q.
Sold BY DrugGistS. price 76c.
NJ IAl1so y00ily Fms 1ee eons4iDasto0.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1915-03-12

nection with the bOxrd OF health,
have decided to stop all night
cattle rings, which movewe think,
IL ia the right direction.
J. A. Bevis was In town We'd
nesday.
Robert Homsher painted his
hOuse this week.
Claud Lnnday has gone to Kit
Karson COUNTY to attend the fu-
neral Of his father.
Caldwell aud ScAwiezer of the
Boston country we're with US
Thursday.
The Misses Hope Brown and
Pearl Fager were Herald sane
tum callers yesterday.
Merchant Oenney was drag
ging the streets in front Of
his store yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ana
daughter, Mrs. Ceiarholm. paid
.he Herald an agreeable visit
yesterday.
Jim Meyer left for Emporia
Wednesday after ding on .
claim and q few days stay with
w. L. Reckhill.
Tho bad roads brought in half
a dozen letters yesterday. Too
late for this issue. but will ap-
pear next week.
The community 1t large will
regret To learn that e. Emerson
Is down with complicated case
of grippa. Man It be hoped thst
It will soon pass. and Doc again
be around ~ usual.
Best fruit for Colombo
Editor Herald:
The Kansas, state Agricultural
college has compiled = list of the
fruit trees which are best 10
plant in that state. As the same
varieties are no doubt best a.
dopted for Colorado, 1t m ~ be 9 :
value to your readers TO publish
them. They are Is follows:
Applea--Loveland Raspberry, Vel
low Transparent. Duchess.
Wealthy, Grimes Golden, Jona-
than, York Imperial. Champion,
winesap, Stark Delicious.
Cherries Early Richmond,
Ealy Montgomery.
Peach-Rsd Rent Cling,
Greenshoro, Champion, Belle Of
Georgia, Late Crawford.
Persisted. Gerber, Kiefer.
!. Grapss-Noores Early; Bright
on, Worden, Concord, Catawba.
Jas. N. Miller.
Zone Rock
Who said Spring hat arrived?
Think the grounding knows
most about it.
Grandpa Hagerman was quite
sickly last week. but is better at
this writing. ,,....-.
Rex and Susie Ray ate dinner
at the house of John Meir Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover Of No. q
visited with their nephew Walter
Thornton and family one day last
week.
Pretty hard on some that had
to null cut for the cedara last
week for fuel.
W. L. Rockhill and family visit
I'D at the home of Walter Thorn
ton Saturday.
A large crowd was out to 8. g.
Sunday to answer to the roll call.
The members are planning for
. Birthday Rallsy Day, Esstsz
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rockhill
we're viewing the country down
At No. 9 and Horseshoe one day
last week and making few calls.
Frank and Harve Kidder. John
Mier. and Cal Thompson startet
for Elkhart Monday with Broom
corn and Maize.
! !
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS
TRAIT OF The LONESOME
PINE" AT CAIRO OPERA
HOUSE. TUESDAY NIGHT

\ beautiful stage love story Of
primitive love. thar is most appeal
ing. enhanced BY a wealth OF scenic
"The Trail Of the
Lonesome Pine" enables YOU to real
ize the truth Of things as they ap-
pear and are, among people bern
and bred within the confines OF the
Virginia hills When most men
are in love they inyaria bly, wear
tEtir hearts on their sleeves and
seem anxious TO nave the woman
they love see how it throAs for
them Net SO with Jack Hale. in
eugene Walters liberalization OF
Tohn FrX, Jr's. "rhe Trail OF the
Lonesome Pine" Halo represscs
MS love for Iune, The primitive
'uooushncr's daughter, and per
mits her to reveal slowly tho
wealth of her own great affection
simply but with great sweotnes
and frauknesa.
This wonderful drama in four
acts with the original New York
cast OF actors, the same scenic EN-
Enlistment comes TO the Cairo
opera House for one performance.
Tuesday night, Jan. &c.
Reserved scat sale starts Monday
morning at o'clock.
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Tralnlnn for hovr OF Med.

Be Systematically heroic ia little
unnecessary points. Every day do
something for no other reason than
It's diiacuity, 30 that, n an hours OF
need should come, 1t may find you
trained To stand the test. The man
who has daily Injured himself to hab-
its of concentrated attention. energet'
lc win. and self-denial Ia unnecessary
things, Will stand like a tower when
everything ROCKS around atin---Wll.
liam James.
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THE ARCADE FEATURES
TWO FINE PICTURES
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT

At the Arcade Today and tonight,
what is said to be one Of Lubins
greatest two reel features, 'The
Man From the Sea" VIII he shown.
The director Of the Iubin Co. went
20 great expense to have q larn"
glass enclosed apartment MADE 70
secure scenes at tae bottom OF san
Francisco Bay hcalisu, being the
main object. A man Is trapped 81
the bottom OF the sea in a wrecked
yacht and the horrible wireless mes
sases he sends is one Of the sensa-
liCns of the pi'tsrc.
King n.s:"t APPEARS in "A.-
siuthe" s's J.. t"pnggta'' hy lea.
B9iru in great piet0g" 81 l"ar
'.e.s. By tie Imp.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

A wife who p-aetises wirat is com
monty known among the fraternity OF
husbands as hurt Took" indicating
that Il tear shower Is about ready to
fail because her beloved has not &C
guessed wholly In hSr desires and
plans. the other mogEhg said at ne
breasfass table alter her husband ha.l
dee!!aed t:sIhiy bat surely 10 bay ss
automobile Of "a cestain type. "iohn
don't yosa 1--we me any m0rc:" t'h
auA''-l Sness CO: bet not sss..s9 GO.Ia.
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s.ssi GasRas fs.

The %sscs .SaUssea &issos ceatsin
u 1etsess. Ths nalas os che pabuAaer.
ESaDS j. 3uvAiass eeaSaAas IS Tot.
:evss Tie Ssrds ''Cassy sSrd. i1ngARs
sonsAiS o. SsIseVss S?ss AsadfHE. OF
tita IsesH. "5tsts's noed f2ekS~ cons
sataa II le1texs. :Ha's IastHbof' Of Tie
NfstVF o. 3s4AsaI on chs 1Sta ut' tta
ssonsb IN tho !3th .e&e' Of shs &sns
ruTy. Eas lasI obaHes "a EiaAs sueh q
sosneiEStiNa. Cor . AuR9es& 5s&fI.
When ~~ Sss q cs% ssetGxHbsestpt9nnA
ae eAatl Java Is aes$Gs&s=.ssfAHsaSaa
EaEeF %
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u. ne. Ssu. ::.-.Iota' Say:
s.Is:Sk'.o sh~ Sns.gisa !remlcs ~.
ss.q.peet. ac.csdine ts - dispatch ~
IN: ScS sa""il :r0. si.n~:. Tts"
GoaHt probably VA p: susccss'cd
III" .isra,sh adds. ty Mr =. 700
.'iiinski Tho sus'f".D' sSsaslSs
MiYis'c- of riuant~.
Count S:u.,.Hh's resignation ~
lows. that &c, Count LsOpolS s"N
Berctold. Austrian Foreign Ntni<sc:
which was announced Ian II.
Count Won Berchtold Was hold large
Iy responsible for the policy which
led to tn" Austrian declaration Of
war IN Ser,ia pracipitatine the
European war
London. Jan. 2&---Althouch the
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
asxsd By Bursting sattlA

The bursting OF bottle OF soda Wa
tsr saved by the family OF Mr.. ]. @.
Grant, who reside in Sulver street,
Colchester. England, from death by
fire. A loud report awoks the occu-
pants OF the house in the early hours
OF the other morning. There was
smoke in their rooms. and a search
revealed the fact that an oaken beam
beneath bedroom floor was on fire.
The sodawater bottle which acted az
a fire alarm had been placed on shelf
near the beam, and had exploded whsa
Il became hot
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Perfectly Jus.lHsbie.

A somewhat laggard aad procrasti.
aatins student one Sunday evening
went TO HE Instructor for aid In OLD
Of his studies, asking him II hs
thought 1t was wrong to study on Sun
day. He was somewhat surprised to
receive the reply. III the Master was
justified in pulling the ass out Of the
ditch on the Sabbath, was not the ass
iustifabls In trying to get himself
,utf"
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

There ara tiaay ssonda % Engassi
shat have no :hynsa. A. gtsen u
THE Ryhness' Lexicon" By ..NslssN
Lang. saey ase 81 Ga!!bws: Jstssis. all,
amongst. avaAse. b!lss. 1Sa..l
breadth. bruas. bulb. colt. cgneh. rali1
aHso. depth. seth. stsSsh. affh. Sim
forge. sessh. ':Vgae. Ea:'. hspap. tuGage
yasuves month. ns.g.Ve. saousOAa,
ninsa. o6!lse. OF. YeAsi. psns. lcgclf
poss. poulp. prestige. pusa. sSesmb
'saucss scare. scarf. s!sth. spesss. s@ass,
s9:aA. teeth. sassk. twelfth. On,
.plssaed vn:'. Nssnsth Wasp. whaSvss,
~Sdia. s,sk. wVls. ~o:ssa
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
OavIl and peen Sea.

Colonel Munroe In his Expedition
Tlta Mackey's Regiment" Ito the Low
Countries). printed in London in 1887
says that his command charged upon
the Austrians and were some distance
ahead OF the Swedish army. The
swedish gunners did not elevate theii
pieces enough, and their shot began
20 drop among Mackeys men, so
that we we're between the dsvil and
he deep sea-"
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
THE SPEED KING" AND
OTHER REELS AT RIJ0U
TODAY AND TONIGHT

THs hsaGitn"I NJ tie B!jEH tA,ntet
'Ne To-day o ard tGaigNt " Tile
.aO.'.s k!GG" g TUars"HssV ~ ave
m,.s featuring Arthur !AshIeS and
N'r:'I .I~'1ch". N" G:"onA'Fs" s
K"'"t1" !e~." sWNssVN 0;Hs
"ha''es Gi3rt'H HaG I'assV o.
'.S. ~" awe. -" 'Nst p'Gs'!N. :SO. ::
"' sic "Ma'WSI ':H!' aGI ssG' attic
r"t:s ~'iH he -" 2s"sinS. !: 's
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

The straits BabelmAndsb. the pas.
sage from the Persian Gulf into the
Red Sea. are called by the Arabs the
Gate OF Tears" These straits are
very dangerous In rough westh9Y. The
channel Is very rocky. ans 10 only
about twenty miles wide. II received
Its melancholy name from the number
OF sbpwTecks that occurred thsr&
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
To Keep Bacon From Curling.

But bacon curls up 40 when II if
sliced very this protested young
cook when the family objected tc
thick slices OF bacon. The way 30
svoid that annoying curling Is to have
tGs frying pan very hot and turn the
slices before the meat sears on the
under side and begins to curl BY con-
slant attention and turning the thin.
nest slices can be broiled brown, crisp
md straisht.-NebrasAa Farmer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
Kxrccted a Real Boat Riex,

A contest. for the enlargement OF
the Sunday school. entitled "A Trip
TO Palestine" had been planned by
the superintendent. One mother.
whose son George Was q member OF
the school, hearing that the superin-
tendent intended taking the scholars
fer boat ride. hasteued. to- reiuark;
Them. can "a what waots to- but. ]
don't know whether III, let George 81.
or "-Natsonas siSr:hs7.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
CLENDENEN NOW
. HANDLES THE CASH
Ar THE ARMOUR PLANT

raul ciearor.a. snm " 'I!pt
rtti.Icn.n w 81, sm3 ..srI. ":-
tcrn aj,Yoiu''d rmhIcc 81 $40 81
mWI~ & CO '"": r;tn' Sc H1 sn"
ss'anCy ra.p"d rs 'Nv 1ti.:.'aSioa
as W3gH"E .IEiarT. JT.: a hV. 80 9 20
yCmrvc. t'u.0.. 81 raslI''. !rr.!rr :.
DAY w. GI":l!sH"n A&s l.Hrw Ni'l'
i.' !rm"''y .ssSraH! kiHr" :"S".
ia! 's = very ca?a'ie !0vDS Wan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
70 exl.ltit EsAxl.,sn EsesEla.

Tha .ln.A4enas ."iestI Sss ROSEWOOD
ano esbas eSsd sn1 valuable %as&s
found 10 size sSuCixrs cart OF tha state
Of bahsa. RsaHE. s.lca have aesef
before bad thorough TRIAL IN COM
anesse, hGss tempted three American
companies TO begin exploitation. Con.
cess!ona hRva been obtained trotn the
Brazilian government and operations
b&gun On forest land G6utIng on
small EiTs<a lowing into thu Allan
ia
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
Tonic In Scent Of Lavender.

II you are martyr TO neuralgia or
headaches you may envy tho people
who prepare lavender for sale Laven.
der, indeed. 10 an excellent tonic for
anyone who Is run down: Doctors fire.
duently recommend. people suffering
from nervous breakdown:to get a::ioD
At Sstheripg. OF distillihg.thia fragrant
plant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

The Professors Ws!o go the Pro
sessnv. ShO haS !ust come ia FROM O
wRis t-s"Wh2s have you dcuA with
youf uusb.siia R!N t'sdc'' The Pro.
:asscs tT''ns 10 reMeI,bArl -"Whss
--h Ei-~Nn.t a niHu.e-oh. yes. pre-.
c!sely. Yen see. my aaG blew of. aud
I didRt waAt TO have toe peer GttGS
beast run with me aiteF II. go stuck
.ths umbrella ii the ground somewhere
and tied Fido to II suppoES they
sre xtlll there"
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
&ssw lated Isrexs.

saln.!un ss'FOGaS. ian. S3....Ths
eSsIs Tr'aps pIins lne SolmsSn8
RSr"G I'sSSOGsaI.
sssEFGaUys in y E0ts ~ NAUnan!a
d's l3sUs th' Mc,.ares undertaken
az Gu" Tate: 'Cruasfv. whscl a.
eQ"ai Co mobilization orders. an en.
cOHssgrmRue az o. revolution IL
TransvSSarssa. ~" hostile Ncts.:'
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-Ass.S-sss.~ss es~s
---s-e~ eesesssesasa $500 $780,
3fv a. floGye THIS.

Little Deanies-"!'ana. Is there auy
difference In the WORD fGel aud 5Ool.
,sh:" !sepa-~""sise IS. var tnstaase.
people VINO .%o3Es ssA scottish white
paosie ~aa deaf NW:y ara suul!s:
Now. pesnaps. yoC saa fgIse 81 out
tor ycarse!l.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

:%rIN.. Jan g.: -..!S scnA!.p3itIal
tote 's~Vs'l S"Ui.he $syH ihss o Nnrs l..
get "s Se:"aO Tstsso'a attacked
!MrRire today. shsNM iNy So bombs.
THE vict."s nu"Gre,i See. s!4 as
"h'" NJ. ".a: = large. Wars.!.c"a.
vas 90 a's:' .r Cns Nf ~" fns,As.
Ff'nci am: t.:lah a.:ae"rs. vino
's:s,I an" '....san. aero,'aM,..
.c'rh' Hrsn ;.s". -; tsrayuses. or
sac Hei.iap frontier. It's t%o 0sSr
pate r"r" Gad. I'rlscn.rs.
. '!"ras. va Amsterdam and tom.
':"n. Ssm... g" IT," Lnat resu!s. ~
~" :nh.s'rio's.u tNr a." Aus,r,,u
y" loan. Il Is Sarsa!iy aGn.vn., 4.
amounted e" S:-" '0" .0n.l. sM s..s
'sHm Austria "a,r,hA:.d .Ss33 ArU..
~" @ni J. 'nsa.s $50 "0 .0tv.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
Associated Press.

ION tor: ala :::.- WLN" C:s,
EaH .sl'U.e ute saturday M0vH:n.
w.ve H.T'rSpg hc.nbs "n buak!rS.
tw" Nrsiish a.satr. ven. 4" I"~.
1rGsAs. an1 .urr"'-!eL tn damaging
y ~ul r.,gine, md killed 9r wounded
la.. crews "t VI" ;uNs Mcantej TN
VI" Wci" 80 "'"'"a. att3.ks sr0m
the ke'a sn ~" n~a base.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

reports OF d Zeppelin raid ON Eng
lard last night proved this mofnins
to have been false. there has been
a striking renewal OF aerial actiy-
ity on the Continent The Germans
nave raidcG mnkirk in force and
British ailmen launched an attack
en- Eruges.
"'he German raid on Drrkirk re-
suited in consilerahlc loss of lie
ana damage to property. One ac-
oo3nt SAYS 10 aeroplancs took part
in ii. British assumed the defen-
siyc and succeeded in brinciDg down
one of til. visitors. tn method
ri tcf.ns .a is regarded BY English
experts as more Likely 90 prove eff
festive than the pati-sircraft guns
with which the deteasss vi Dunkirk
p:ist.t
G is Doltsss! 6" s.at the Brit.
;ss Fasd en- h'a.~s N.:t 9r followed
80 b." oshus 9:'ac!s ss the Hruges
l,rSs aye s..s head ~ csc 2"e:.rne..
,hsp ..:,al sys,:as %..na az. G-s.
mana as.. a.:nr' Gar transportation
To-! srV :n-H W"n;tl"ns aaI cScn
n'av. artillery.
Mr. rstIs Rss rot tue Wn's Md!rs.
'sHrA o. e"Dewed a"tnNy III ~"
weStten as"nl 81 shN Nae. rh.
G.:mahs as ra'S:na ss:'rus II III.
"e!sh0o-hO..d Of l.s lGavsp. evidently
10 Cs"baratlcH 5Us 9 Stew Higucsl"
'":Uteu vursa U0I :'uqr1ral. 4uA
ths "t!f = ~. 'sGs~a ees.rO Ing
,hG:. sS''tEs ais ai0ng SNR S1Cts Sc
ncs herr l'.:Rs" NItl in tSNadvs.
NHs's' Ssm. Uta t."Nttnn. IGa. e.
... NSHssS s'e1.AN' s'GSY AH.anrA
'~:ws" ."IS GS:' important. GIHg"s
'Is'4S'Sn!s sVosEs: HNfUSdtaE Ga a. we
Hh:,h lee I'::S rS&' ls"is APc@. T'la r..
.'!' ~ 'hc asi.'H 60 NGS Ses &no~r.
:'Hs 2SSatCs seated ITaVss. a..
t''"":" EH wa.' a''.Wkfa ny IL" esq.
'.sA"S. :" .'"'''"'s"so. -.
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Always Uneasy.

Nc nAtter hoy prosperous some
poor Lay be, IA heir minds they are
hsad"d towards the poorhouss.--Man
eheeter Union.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

90 her wav TO that s",atry.
sHRSh;netn expects 's,Ia ShIps 90
b" sGrN vn Into q prls. court. L"t
ShC STAGE Ss'.pa:tW:Ns has n"G an'
1GVUesd definitely Whes COurse will
IT, S.'tVsIsst IL Ihr Ss~SsIs Or" sti1eI
~ Uris.sA t1Ips.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

:SiiaeerAYs

SIseer:yl 50 s. .. :.
..l~shaald say :: aidcaE!s... y. sdeep.'
gres. sygsIelins .>siheeJiSa;is .ths saelt
sSrau. s'ssisps' Of al freas .;SSshx way.
ksr:a~sf--oaJiyas. =: =.
- .o-4~. sSs &~ss o.. o..
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Sunrise ard Sirent
LOCAL FORECAST.

Cairo and vicinity: Partly 10 lGy
and slightly warmer sunday.
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GERMAN ASlATcRs
DROP 80 R0NBS ON
DuvH1Rx: KILL s!x
o her wav to thut .Nlntry.

sCose!used from First Pages
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
Local Data.

a hour prociritajion lna"preciahlc
Character 'of day .NlcUdr
Sunrise ard Sunset
sun rises ...-.... ..,....... ,-G.'
sun sets ,.........-..- ".l''
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
For Sal ceIIaneous

FOR SALE-One b-passenHex. so n. 2.
X automobile, newly overhau1e0; AL worn
parts replaced by new ones and in per-
fect running order. Price $4,000. Apply
at Wilson'S BAKERY. 412 Monticello ave-
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ROOMS ANp BOARD

and Ehoard. On Williams Street, back of
Model pool room. Apply to Mrs. susan
K9ener on premises.
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-sarae advertisement I've INC

Same advertisement i've sue
cessfye days, so cents; Same
advertisement seven successive
days, 20 cents; no classified adj
yertisament taken for less than
81 cents. Classified adveFttSe-
\ ment DISPLAY charged by
Dean. and Funeral Notices.
4.odeeS aud Clubs, Cards OF TnanASA,
q IN Momorinnn, Church Ncticsss %
NOTICE.
Rfx ordinary words make enc nMe, II
every Initial and whole num0Sf Y
counted one word.
AdvertiseRs may have theif rcphe3
n addressed TO . letter and n3hnDoF'
eseaFo The telegram vs.
Srf,e TELEGRAM VIII not BIO resDon-
nfhla for more than one ine0Efect
insertfon OF any adyertis s.SI
Classified ads. may be tetc-
phoned and will be charged md
biII sent the following day II
your name appears in the tele-
phone directory; otherwise
strictly cash with order
TIlis page Is closed promptly
II In o'clock q. nn. Your copy
must be Ia before that hour to
+ insure insertion.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED no .BUY-yeal calves. Can or
write Candy Proytslen. Co.. Ben phone
4OI: Home phone g. Clar6shurG. We Va.
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with bath: good shade in back yard.
$500 per month In advance. Phone
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FOR RBNTsix room apartment, with
heat; private hall and bath and large
front porch. $4,000 per month. Chns.
q: Joha9aseto cP Breaddus A y se4l
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nor sALE-one riding and driving horsei
nerfectly gentle price reasonable or viii
trade on light automobile. Call at lOa
East Main street. s
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! room t apart Glen Blk, n. 9th St. $500;
4 store. room Glen Elk, N. 9Th St. $25.OOj
Apply to the Stout & Alexander Real
Nsfafe Co, Inc, 7O1-70S Con Building.
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FOR REM -Furnished Rooms

80, pMNr-rwo nicay furnished rooms
Tor light NOTWITHSTANDING; also a%n,x sl e M
Ss,s.1 :strest. Glen Elk, or call Bell phone
~ 3ip-J. A5aaa
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FOR RgNT-Furnished room on W nna n use te %
Danfi;a,1an1 = S1H corner Denham street
In sSInnticelIo aHenue.
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FOR RENT-Newly papered, seven room
house and fine cement cellar, porch and
deep wen, lnvatories in bed rooms: two
closets well improved. Rent $500, 424
phiHppf street, east OF Linden avenue.
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FOR RENT-One four room fiat on second
5 1ioor, 1131k West Main street, $1a 90 per
month. water rent paid and garbage
hauled, key next door. Call Bell phone
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FoR RENT-Nicely furnished front tssns'
Anniy at i41GWest Pike street, Bell phone
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1nR RENr-Two or three furnished
rooms for Light houseksepi I'M; anr afSns:
r 49,, re nasonSble. I61 Elliott street, Home
nhona 602-X. sssts Luz sIaE3llLI
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FOR RENT Flat. seven rooms and bath.
new house. never occupied. modern and
All convenieneeS, laundry ROOM hot and
cold water. Apply to Mrs. T. ID. Lee, old
(,oco-Cola Bottltng Works.
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- Ir,SIrI ,I,vv,o fujrnished rcnms for
= SSVh+ nEekeepinR; use of bath ano
is8 i,Snne: two minutes walk from postonfce
rsnt SO Apply at 112 sehoo Asttlre tsas'
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nor -RENT-Two furnished Fooms ~, ,,oa
Esht housekeeping, sink II kttenen r. one one
~ hnfh and phone; no 005ectl0no 49, ~ - 49,
81 ILL., chiid 4 II A. q. Bum gardner, S51 jar jar
yiasstreet. Bell phone 106S-R
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FoR RENr-To gentlemen. nicely iS E fTT,
n1 lasn M other 1iroomers, use OF bath
81 and - telephone, six minutes T Wall fT Fs1i
court house. Ola Preston STF
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ron TRENT-Two nicely furnished EGoMs
{ n Snr itrht housekeeping; range IN Ettcnep,
hot md cold water on same noer. ~
n OIL North Chestnut sfreet.
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FOR RENT-Centrally located. one four
met mantels, MI rooms connected with
porches good well water. H. J. White. |
McCarty Bldg Bell phone JOB, or 1302-L
Home phone 433.
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ToP PENT.-One Z nice furnished room
with hot and cold water IN Toom tSa - , afe
Tnr Information, call at room No. IN
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FoR RENT-A nicely furnished g roSm l1 Sssn
\. fiSn Tor business person. Feal pnShe
R1S-T or Oak Hall Apaft1nent No. -.
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,T-1SPT 7RENT-Burnished rooms ior LEY .s
fS .e,,.sT eeninr. 81 rooms for gentlemen;
eentrany located; gTeund noES. ~ -
!!a9REoSs s Apartmentss.'2 12 HughSs stree,
a {nsninr Towers school Eel tnaone
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FOR RBNT-Four room cottage; newly
painted and papered; good well, North
Apply to Chas. Grimm, 101 West Main
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-TTs555So.7s- -.Fsnrnished rooms TOR sIeep-
kQ .t F. Nome with no children, rent req
a1 1SS,.S IL = ApplS at 632 West Nam street,
go sal Bell phone 603-J. y
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FOR RENE ouse!sEi

FoR RENT-s room apartment. McGRTty
building. large roomn Closes I Inc rs
vernnda. AL rooms y, NC No. -
MeGirty 1ldg