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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
Cine ih6ne G%riunerun9 an Dem |.
2tueuit lebtsn Jdhres.
(gon Reinbplb @ruunerl

@S mar eeraoe Der erite Aa9uit
ais mir Dem 8runnen uom Bier.
m%al0faoteriee Shpps, prahtoou
aeleeen, autpanOerten. Ter erite
GuauIt III Elm Sa9 fir bic 96meis
nie Der 4. Sui Ilr Die 8ereihi9teu
Staaten BON Nmeritn.
Sc mar am /, Guguft bes SabteS
1891 ais iib Die Mauner BON 1rt,
ShneiS uub llnteruatoen aui Der
8ereewieie am Observation-Disclosures
ben giO ihmuren fur epige unab'
bdneisfett.
9as St6Ot9en Sftup5 bat cirra
10, 900 @inwobner. Wtitten in Der
Staot pebt bic prattuolle grOBe
&lrde oeren 4 @l0den l8 3onnen
tuieeen, Die er6Bere oauon auein 8
Sonnen; nuf Der anoern Seite oes
nit Shniberei uno Walerei prahts
pole RatbhauS ooer 8eeieruugs9es
bauoe. 8uiihen Der 8irhe uuo
Tatbbnus 1T Elm srOBer sreier Bias.
IS ma Abenos 8 ubr ais bic @lOdeu
uum 9burme erihaIten oeuu an Die
lem Gage uno oieier Stunoe peroen
aaiabrlih i'm eansen 5nUei5erlauoe
in allen alrhen bic 8l0den aelautet
uno auf alien Bergen 5reuUenfeuer
angeSunoet.
auF oieiem freien BIabe Dor Der
Stride unb Ratbbuus uerfammeltsa
iiA an oieIen abeno ibsr 1000 Dten
l6en. 8uerit tamen be Euruer uno
mlften ueri9ieoene uebuneen, oann
ote Stnotmuit, 'oann Der Manner.
DIOR uelher 6as Gieb 20 meln pei.
matblanb aniimmte, oarn belt
Der aanbamanr uun Shwps Dor benz
Ratbbaus cine benz Tag angemeiir ne
Jfebe.
Der Blot mar gasesbeG erleud.
tet. gluf eiHmal nuroe es Sunfel
unb ute aus benz Booen berpor ae'
saubert, Grid len Der Sdmar pom
@rdtli nit benedliider 8eleubtpnb.
Ga riei Der aanoamann NIT ldater
Gimme: .9ieier @eiit lebt TN
ean;en S&weiserlanb wie uDr GIG
Sabrsn.1 Damn fiel bic Rufit nit
BEN Shwei;ernattDnaDieo .&ufit bu
mein 8aterlaub,s Gin, unb bic sanje
Eeriammluns nit entbi6Bten Saupte,
lang NIT. 9erabe ruie bns 2ieb per.
flunasa i6inI bic @tDde pom Gburm-
10 llbr. Der 2anbnmnnn ipra&
bann gum saIus: .Sbr asuts 20
bat 10 ubr seiAl1aen, iest pulIeu
MIR hetttiaehen, uno oniIitt Wott be.
fotlen, auis nddaiie Sabr..
Die aeuis iestsn lire quite tuisbsr
auf unb scritreuteu i'd. Dbne irsenb
pel6en adrm ~ MAIDEN.
Mud nit bssabtn uns 81 uniersm
pOisi. unD naa benz Genus zines
euten sd,oppens Bnttidnber einas
sur Stub, unD men eeftirtt unb autsn
Wuihes atneen mir am RD.een tuie.
Der rreitef.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
Gr6Fuuno Ger 1r1iRouri State
Normal Sdool.

Die MiEOuri State NurmaI Shool
su Cape @irarbenu, Winourt rptro
am 9ienftag ben 8. September 1908
b%eeinnen.
SOlseune 2ebr' 8urie peroen 9es
bDten:
/. Gin elementar Rormal &urius
uetder 81 etnen elementary Gertlft'
cat beredttet unb elm auf Belt be-
Ihrdutte8 Staatsg Certificate lit.
I 2. Gin uorpeihrittener Normal
aurIus pelber gu eiuem Rormal Die
plpma beredtiet uuo elm 2ebens'
ldnalihes Gerttiicat 1T.
8. Gin College 8urius tpelher
ben @raouirten ben Srao oes BADGE
Tor Of arts suipridt.
A. Gin College aurluS meider
ben @raouirten Den @rao be8 Badge
Tor Of Sclenes aulprtht,
5. Gin @OGee SIRIUS tuetter ben
@~rabuirten oeu @rGb 8ahelor Of
Education auipridt.
6. 8eiuncerer SIRIUS in Nuiit.
8unh, Ranual Sruinira, 8Omeitie
Science, Bu9labren. StenOsrapbte
unb Maibineuidreiben (Gppeprtts
iu9)
SIR tueitere Gustuuft ooer &ataloe
aobreiirt
StateM 0 E M 8 bOol
Cape @iraroeau
Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
mau6el. SilSer.

Sn ter 8resbpterianer RirHe an
Der 5irit Greet tptrb am SienItaa
Sbeno ben IL. Nuauit 8ruf. Sortih,
BON Dubuque, Soma, Banoelbiloer
uurtibren uelbe oas er6Bte Snterei'
Ie unb 8emunberung watrufen
neroen.
Ser Srl6s uelfer ourh Sertaul
bon gintrittstarten eineeht, miro
benz 9resbpterian Sreoiger Seminar
bon Dubuque, Soma, suseuano.
antans pinttli4 8 llbr; Gintrttt;
Is Gents. Sebermann 1T freunolttl
eineelaoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
Die Darfel iino eefauen!

,2eioer" nift fic ale Sanbtoaten
mad Der rebten, uDn ibnen 10 iebu.
libt eepanihteu Seite bin. Ia
nur Reun BON ben 3uanSie erudbtt
nsrben t0nnten, muBte iih uobl
Dber libel an @tten Der uraIte Spruh
rEraurne iiuo ShdumeA erflaeu.
Den NiGteenGb!ten winiden wir
bah iie iit iiber ibr Bed leidt trbiten
m6een, unb tpiomen mir ibnen nah'
itebenbe 8ershen uno Sprahe fir
ibre reIp. Stammbader.
Die Site 8eriemeen, wel9e lib
eines .neeatiuen" SieeeS tr6iten
oarfen III folgenoe:
Reprdientant.G anbioatea
. {. 5ubbS:
.Gs 1T beItimmt in SotteS gtatb, Dab man
pom eiebien, oaS man bat, Wub ldeioen."
3 e. 3 b a.:
9ebiit DID SOFT, eS bat nidDt iolen fein.
Gfeior'Gauoioaten
Senrg 9Del m r;
lubont lit Der g9eIt 2obn.
Seurp3 q Il + o 10:
y6inIam bin idJ nid)t %a[Ietue,"
8. 6. Murpb =:
~Wlene. meme. teteI upborinl" Jp wurbe
audi gerpo9en, ipuroe aber Ieioer al5u Ieid)i
befunoen.
.. ". Seibbreoer:
9nion9e mplF i'd Taft per5n9en,
lno id) 9Idubt i'd trii9 eS ME;
llno id1 bob es bob erha9en.
Sra9t MIDI aber mir nid1t lpie."
W NJ. y b b 0 / #:
-gDenn ooS nerIIirte plpenu" uidDt mar,
lnb sIeid)iaus audi tein nober";;
Sap id iest, Sreuuoe, alaubet mir,
/ Sn eiteI aIee unb onfer."
Sheriff.
s. 8. pueaer:
4g9er ben SdJaben bat braud5t fir bel
Spptt nid)t 5u ioraen."
Sdlnsmeiier. @anoioaten
Sob 8 d e + NJ n:
,uno iGat Der 9urIde burd)'s Grumen,
60 Id1Pert er Iid ben Rufuf Drum,
Gr reiiet Dod) in Sottee ytamen
Srei in Der san3eu WeIt berum.@
5elomefer'g anbioateu
2DuiS y | NJ b T
sd mill mid auimadlen uno gu meinel
Batter 9eben II ibn ia9en: Batter, oer9iI
mir, beun t1 puBte uitt, ipo tb thai"
&uel w a p | n:
glenn mandber Wlonu wiibte. luaS man
| der Wlann mar
Sh1t mand)er Wiann mandoen Wlnul
mandlmaI mebr Gbr!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07

aud IN ter aasaretb Stride, 2
Meilen Ot BON Smiss, miro BroI.
SCrtih an Ntittmob ben IL. Gu9ult
aberos 8 ubr bisien nit so SiIoer
iuuItrtrten 8ortra3 aebsn. @intrttt
Is Gents; 6 nOer uat:r 8 5lbre trei.
Der @rtras niro ruie b.merft benz
Rresbetertaner S,miuar aueeruano
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
6,s iiebt quite saden

sass. Gbns. q. Gn,ifb, poa Gef
Granfiin, Nntne iaet: SD iiebe ants
Snt1ea nnpi babe Dr. Rin3'e Merr
2iie gsilen ole Gbiabrmatef Id an.
Ierer Enmiiit anserfobren. neil fl
gut fino nnb ihreH Sped perridter
Dbne ptst3 Sufieben 81 MAIDEN. Gieis
t6ntertlDien Hfntreinieer tperber
perfnlft tn Wnifer tBrps Slpotbefe,
rs Gents
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07

9rdte. Gri. Ellie asOrre
rueldbe In ct. eouis cine Steue ais
StenOsropbiftin bat, II bier auf
5erien.
9as autberii6e RiFionsfeh
am Sonntap uno Rontas mar 8abi.
reid beinGt.
= Soba Sermanr Berger tupb Sri.
gapstbn ersbs tparbsn an ieBtsS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07

- 6irtGreef. Infer Rad.
bar &briit 2obiano 1T mad st.
Gbarles &Ountp, auf bic Jarm BON
Or. BeI eeaoaen. uno mnniteu uir
ibm @lld I'M neuen Seim.
9as S&uIfei tier am uer'
aansenen Samitaa mar gut beiuHt
uub Gdfe uon SmisR, Stolpe. lips
per 5,rft Erset unb Sermana- anne.
fcnb
49, Gin ainb pom Guitar @atuer
lou f&limrn iranf Iriu.
-Bir freuen uns beridteu 80 Ton.
men bab 5rnu Souls ROeiGel wieber
dui benz Dnnine th.
Sri. Bertha Shneiber unb
ibrs Ri6te Sci. China 5&nsiber,p ppm
Upper 6irit Greet iuelfe Yerruonbte
In aineoln, 3sbrpssa. beiu&ten. fnh
rpieoer bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07

8onnerftas burt &eu. SEQ. sdul5
in ben hslliesn 5unO Der @be ein9e'
ieanet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
Sic YrimarWablen.

5lr bas @operneurSamt 1T an Der
Brlmarpobl Observation-Disclosures
8m. 9. @umberb, uno republitant
iderieits Serbert :. Sableg nominirt
nDroen.
Sas republitauiide Staatsttdet
lit suinmmeneeiett tuie foIst:
@uuperneur - Serbert 9. 6aos
lep.
gise , @ouuerneur = Sacob 5.
@melih.
Stuatsietretdr - Subn 6 Swan.
ger,
StaatsauoitOr = Seize u. Soter.
ton.
,StaatsihaemeiIter - &itbur j..
SHARING.
8unoestonareB 8 Eitritt-Reuben
s. &op.
&cHnfy OtetSr.
&eprdIentant - s. 8. 6enI(ep.
Gountprldter, iio Diltritt = Saus
StOubp.
Gountpridter, n6ro. 8titri,t -
Srant Snden.
BrOIecutina attorney - Clarence
q. 8nrter.
Sheriff = U. &. Waupin.
aFeIior - 6. VI. Oteper.
S9abmeiter - s. s. Sauer.
9anbmei ier - s. U. Boeib.
Bubble lgominiitratOr s.. 8.
MOraan.
Coroner - Sreoerid autoerSeioe.
-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07

- gprr,iprnbeMatu uub G:n;srSuue.u bon on9,'
mtirsni SutsreNt Fub .rbtt'H, uthntu inns it'
6sdb itattftuB Tittroa srrethtn. iInr bic
Nnfnteu nnierer @orrtIosubtuttn tuo mir
aitt ptroutmortIlh. Der tpahrt NaUs oss
S6rtibers mab ans tn outu Gdntu mtt9t-
thttlt tptrbtn.
n Nu,,,q,u Don nj .hr os 6 Sph SrbBs n1ahtn
Ip6tetens Dpnut rsta9 Wor5.u ttn9trttni ptr'
ben. ga& 9ouusrstaq DtItoe mtrotu TENT
Auttt9tu aH9tuonmsu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
6eiratbsib define.

Psiratbsi define.
Senrp 8. 5risemeper, 8eemont rs
9ena Is. Seiemaun, Seen1oat 20
Scbn 8. Berger, Spensoiue p
Rar,ba 80. 8rebe, 8rate %
Senrp 8rueaaemau. &eo Siro 30
aRnrp Weier, Slabo %
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-08-07
Offisieuer me9weiier.
8ean,te,
@sriebts .Germine.

Gouutp.Gourt. RssImnBist 9srmius b.stn-
men am 4. Wonta9 Der Wtonatt 5tbruar. weal
Nuguft uno gloo.nlbtr. SisisraHsslsth D.
hbr6e an ]. Wontag i'm april.
Etrrutts on TT. Regslmdbi9t 2erUtne be-
atunsn ON 2. WtOuto9 Der Wtonatt Sounar. Utat
lRb September.
PrDbatt,Gourt. R~tssImdbtgs 9srmtut B.
oiuntu ON 4. Wtonta9 Der WtOnate ltbruar
mai, Guauit nuo glpnember.
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gu ~uerfaufen

Gu p~erfaufen
Ysiu WpbnhauS nit Storerdmmen al Der
4. Strabe 1T unter siiniti9en Seoin9un9en
an pertauien.
gldberes bel =,
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HbOnnirt nut Das .Sermauaer
SDlisblstt.' \
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koaus r epSia Cure
ssninests WHAT Won Its
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-07
KILDUFFS LOSE
Property on South Main Street
 Will Go 10 Pay Debts.

The appeal of Mrs E. G. Kilduff from the judgment of the superior court in ordering certain property on South Main street standing in her name be handed over to F. B. O'Neill, trustee, for the benefit of the creditors of the insolvent cloth ing firm of E. c. Kilduff & Go has been decided against her. For the past few months Louis Archambault has been collecting the rents of this property as receiver. The property was valued at $2S,000, and Mrs kilduff is said to have an equity of $18,000 in it. The judgment of the supreme court means that the prop erty shall remain in the hands of the trustee to be disposed of by him to the best advantage for the credi- tors of the Kilduffs. When the docket was called Tuesday morn ing, says the Hartford Courant, the lawyer for Mir O'Neill announced that he was ready to proceed, but there was no appearance on the part of the Kilduffs. When the case was reached yesterday the lawyer for the Kilduffs was trout fishing or in some other place than in court, and so the supreme court dismissed the ap- peal and directed that costs be taxed in favor of MT O'Neill, the trustee, who won out in the superior court.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-07
ROWLAND MEMORIAL.
St Johns Parishioners Will Subscribe
 for Tablet.

The Rev John N. Lewis, Jr, of St Johns parish, has issued communi- cation directed to his parishioners in which he states that For nearly a generation as we count time, the Rev Edmund Rowland. D. D., has served St Johns church as rector and rector emeritus. During that time he has endeared himself to all of us. It seems fitting that lasting memorial should be placed in St Johns church by which succeeding generations may know the respect and affection we have for him. It Is my wish that every member of the parish. who de- sires, may have a share in that trib- ute. We purpose to erect a memorial tablet on the north wall of the church near the seat he occupied of late years. I hope no person will con tribute to this fund unless he desires to do SO. Again. hope no person will give any large sum of money. Do not make this a burden. Dr Rowland would not like to have anybody feel eompulsion In the matter. Give if you feel 90 disposed. if not we'll and good. Contributions of small sums less than a doilar-will be just as acceptable as larger ones. It is an expression Of sentiment which Is de- sired rather than the amount of the offering. IT this plan appeals to you. please reply promptly in order that the tablet may he placed in the church this summer
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-07
BOARD OF SAFETY
Several Coal Bills Bring Forth
 Some Discussion.

At the meeting of the board of pub lie safety held yesterday afternoon charges of neglect of duty were pre- ferred against Thomas O'Hearn, a member of the veteran reserve police force. It seems that the officer fail. ed to respond to call to go out on the police patrol. There will be a hearing on the matter when the board meets again, which shall be on the afternoon of May 20.
 A vacancy on the police force was filled by the appointment of Super numerary Thomas Grady. There will be an examination of super numeraries for advancement to the regular force on the afternoon of Saturday, May IS. in the aldermen's room.
 Commissioner Lewis, to whom the matter of inquiring into some com plaints against Fireman John Ken nedy for failing to pay certain bills reported that he saw nothing for the parties to do but bring suit. While the board was in session Mrs Ken nedy telephoned in that she had paid one of the bills.
 A bill for $3S.05 from B. A. Green way for erecting locker for Ser geant John J. Bergin in the station house was withheld for consideration. It was considered far too much for the work done.
 A bill from John McElligott for $7.50 for a ton of coal aroused some remarks. Commissioner Lewis could not understand why the city should be asked to pay such high price for coal. He was informed that this bill was for coal over and above the usual supply.
 Officer John Claffey sent in bill for SAYS for new helmet, his other one having been smashed by a batted ball some weeks ago. The board agreed to pay, considering that the officer was entitled to new crown.
 William R. Benson sent in an ap- plication to be appointed on the call fire force.
 William J. Powers of Chemical Hose company No petitioned to be appointed a captain, presumably of the new company that will occupy the Baldwin street engine house. William R. Mccarthy of the Burton street engine house applied for the same position and James A. Thomp- son, who said his father was one of the organizers of the Rose Hill vol unteer fire company was another pe- titioner. MT Thompson is not in the regular fire department, but he stat ed that he holds diploma from a school in New York city which makes firemen out of laymen. No action was taken on either petition.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-07
MENTAL HYGIENE.
Prominent Men in the State are
 Members of the Society. t

Prominent Men in the State are
 Members of the Society.
 New Haven, May 7.-Tne Connec- ticut Society for Mental Hygiene, the first independent movement to be brought about by the national com mittee on mental hygiene, was or ganized here yesterday, and among those who attended the meeting and became charter members was Mayor Edward w. Hooker of Hartford, AL fred A. Pope of Pennington, Bishop c. B. Brewster and Rev Dr E. P. Parker of Hartford. The movement is for the protection of the mental health of the public, and for the correction of abuses in institutions for the insane. The movement is the result of the book recently published by Clifford W. Beers entitled "The Mind That Found Itself." and Mir Beers has been asked to serve as sec retary of the state body.
 Prof R. H. Chittenden, director of the Sheffield Scientific school; Anson Phelps-Stokes, Jr, secretary of Yale university, and James Kingsley Blake were appointed a committee to name officers.
 Besides the Hartford men already mentioned those who have identified themselves, with the new movement and have joined the society are Gov ernor Rollin s. Woodruff, President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale, former President Timothy Dwight of Yale. Dean Henry Wade Rogers of the Yale Law school. Professors George J. Rush and Thomas R. LounsbuTy, and pr F. T. Simpson of Hartford.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-07
TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
Will Be Celebrated By Homeopathic
 Medical College.

Physicians all over the country are interested in an unusual degree this year in the annual Commencement ex- ercises and alumni reunion of the New York Homeopathic Medical col lege and hospital, which will take place next week. This is due large ly to he fact that the class of 'S3, one of the largest and most noted classes graduated by the college. will hold it's quarter-centennial reunion. It was this class that established the Alumni association of the col- lege, at the time of its graduation, and so the association will also cele- brate it's twenty-fifth anniversary next week. The class includes noted physicians in many states. It is rep resented in Waterbury by Dr Arthur Luscomb.
 The plans for next weeks gather ing. when it Is expected that several hundred physicians will go 10 New York from all sections of the country. include special course of instruction in therapeutics lasting the entire week af the college, Six ty-third street and Avenue A. to which all homeopathic physicians are invited. without charge. The course will be interrupted on Thursday, May 14. for the special exercises. Dean King will deliver the address of welcome to the alum nj in the morning. and luncheon will be served in the Alumni laboratory at 1 o'clock The commencement exercises will Be held at o'clock in Mendelssohn hall. and the meet ing of the Alumni association as the WaIdoTf-Ast at ' o'clock. to be followed m hour later by the aa- nuai banquet
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-07
Modern woodmen Of AmerIra.

Bridgeport. May 7.-At the tri- ennisl state convention Of the Mod ern Woodmen of America ia session here yesterday. William T.. Connors of New London was elected the state consul and Philip L. Meunier of Derby was elected state clerk. The delegates elected to the national con venfiou In Peoria. m. on Jane IS. are William. ]. Madden. Bristol. George H. Stanton. N0rwich: Charles A Jude. Bridgeport. Thomas N. Kelley. Bridgeport. Resolutions were adopted endorsing the admln- istrations of all the state oEcsrn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-07
Want tn RIaurers

There will he a meeting of the Hartford County Bar association on Friday. May Is. to pass m the moral qualifications of residents of this county vhO want to take exzmina- tiOns for admission to the bar. The candidates are Saul German of Hartford. William E. EEan of south InEton. William H. FOEevty of Hart ford. Henry H. Foster of Hartford. Thomas 2. NoIioy of Hartford. Henry A Moran of Hartford. Royal w. Thompson Of New Britain and Har- old K. watruas of New 3ritain.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-18

f1Nh had told Vincent she loveu MIN,
ana how did II concern her? Perhaps,
however. she was acting under Mrs.
ArmIstead's orders, but II so she ought
to have said So
That's a question OF very personal
nature" | said, and eyed her search
IngIy. but | don't think Lord Vincent
would mind, as long as you know so
much about 1t, If tell you that he
refused the young lady who was indis-
Greet enough to ask him to marry
her"
The secretary gave a sudden start,
and then, by what seemed to be con
siderable effort regained control of
herself
"Ee refused her" I continuation
the girl and her questions and her
genuine feeling interested meal
though she told him she was the real
Honorable Agatha" was 80 proud
of Vincent for that that | was glad
to be able to tell someone about it.
"She said that-and he refused her?"
repeated the girl in an awed tone.
How could he do it, how could he?"
Then It was true? She is really
the daughter Of Fletcher Boyd" l
cried eagerly. At last l had stumbled
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-18

less with astonishment. as the secre.
tsry left the room. and, as took my
way slowly and thoughtfully upstairs,
resolved that this was another thias
that would not tell Vincent; he
would be far more likely to ridIcule
ne than to thank me for my effort in
his behalf.
Some time after this, on a perfect
'ay, Agatha Third and IL had spoat
lmost every hour since the dinner IN
er company, may remark-had
lanned little excursion which would
'oep us outdoors all day. We were
Ding on picnic up the little river.
ave you ever tried a picnic for twc.
iiyen the right companion and a day
'le that, I'd warrant it to cure any
a-tack Of the blues. Agatha Third had
3sured me that the pretHest spot ter
1T luncheon was little island in the
enter of the stream where the current
m broad and deep, about three miles
pelow the castle.
The day was fair, the girl was fairor,
md the moments werO full of Joy to
ne. We had crossed a little bridge
bout a mile from the castle and were
roceeding up the lea bank Of tho
iver when a sudden turn of the stress
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-18
leQaI Notice

Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
ed as principal petitioners together with more
than ten other citizens and householdcrs Of
O'kean township and OF Randolph county.
Arkansas, will apply at the October term
1905, of the Randolph county county court.
for an order authorizing the opening up and
establishing as a county road said road or
route to run and extend as follows Begin
ming at point where the section line be-
tween sections % and 20. township IS. N. Re-
east crosses the Pocahontas and O'Kean pub
lie road and then run west on section line
between sections % and 20 about 4 OF a mile
to corner Of sections ~. %, 28 and %. thence
due west on section line between sections -.
and q one mile to corner OF sections p. %, q
and 2S thence due west on section line be-
tween sections q and 2s one mile TO corner Of
sections 20, 2i, 2s and % thence due west about
a OF a mile to where said line between Sec
tions 20 and 20. township Is n, K. 2eSst. in
tersects the O'Kean and Walnut Ridge pub
lie road at or near Thomas Bennetts ..
Sept. Il, 1903. J. W. FENLEY,
ISAAC FLANHERY,
T.. 5. BENNETT and
other petitioners.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-18

| have bought a new steam en-
gine and separator, and will be in
shape about the 18th of September
to thresh peas or beans for % cents
per bushel, and will set at any
place where there are as much as
% bushels of peas to thresh; or
5000 for one sitting if under %
bushels. If in need let me know
by mail. A. T. WEISENBACH,
DeBow, Ark.