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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23

F. ]. Baltz is making some very
material changes IN his residence
property. He has moved his old
house back about 20 feet from the
old site and IS changing it from a
one story to two'story Building,
besides adding several extra rooms.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23

Now lets all get busy and start
acampaign for fall business. From
present indications it will not be a
hard matter to make the coming
season the best IN the history Of
Pocahontas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23

1t does not pay to advertise say
some merchants who have done but
little OF it and that without keeping
it up. The incident of the boy and
the pump illustrates the matter
very well. The boy was sent after
pail of water. He poured in the
printing and poured out as much as
he poured in. Then he stopped to
rest and the p'iming ran down.
A fter some time of alternate pump
ing and resting he concluded that
1t did not pay to pump and quit in
disgust. The merchant who does
not believe in advertising does like
the boy who did the pumping. He
advertised few weeks, then STOP
ped a while and allowed the people
to forgot him and his business be-
fore he advertised again and then
concluded advertising didn't pay.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23
GREAT GATHERING
OF OLD SETTLERS
Third Annual Meeting of Ran
dOiph County old Settlers
Largely Attended

LdlytiJ AttCHutu
Last Saturday was very enjoy
able day with the people of Poca-
hontas and surrounding country.
The occasion was that of the annual
meeting of the old settlers OF Ran
dolph county and it was grand
and glorious reunion. The wealth
err was fine and large number from
different parts of the county were
present and all seemed to enjoy the
occasion to the fullest extent.
There were about l75 old citizens
men over 60 and women over so
years of age, who had come to cele-
bratethis the third annual meeting.
A majority of those present were
already members of the organiza-
ton, however about 40 new names
were added at this time.
At about IL o'clock, a. M, ar
rangements having been made to
celebrate this occasion in Biggers
park, the old people and three or
four hundred of the younger citi-
zens, who had entered heart and
soul into the occasion with the
older ones repaired to the park
where a sumptuous dinner had been
spread-enough to fe ed one thou
sand people and there a grand sight
was exhibited. Tables were arran.
ed in a single square and all of the
old people, about l75 in all were lined
mp and served at tue same time. 1t
was a grand sight and every one
present enjoyed the occasion very
much. After the old people we're
fed the tables were re-spread and
every one else present was given an
opportunity to partake of the tempt
ing viands and this opportunity
was not passed by.
After dinner several interesting
speeches were made by A. j. Witt,
Col. Wrighter of Doniphan, Mo-,
W. A. jackson, ID. w. Reynolds,
Joseph Hufstedler and others, after
which the third annual reunion of
the old settlers of Randolph county
/ passed into history, after selecting
Maynard as the place to hold the
fourth, which will be sometime in
September 1911.
The following old settlers re-
gistered as new members at this
meeting and the age of each follows
the name:
Mrs. Mary Luter, II; Moses
Lane, 67; Mrs. Mary c. Bolen, 7S;
Mrs. Martha Glover, rs; Mrs.
Elizabeth Merry, 60; G. M. Spen.
Ger, So; Thos. E. Carter, IS; Mrs.
L. E. Campbell, 5S; Mrs. NJ. E.
Patterson, GA; K. f. Belts, ga;
Mary F. Story, SO; Geo. w. Price,
SO; Parthena Mcclure, IA; Sarah
A. Collier, 81; Peter Foster, SO;
Lewis Dalton, 70; A. O. Arm.
strong, 81; j. P. Dunklin, 81, JOS
eph Stubblefeld, II; James II. Lut-
trell, So; Jesse Pickrell, GA; S. G.
Waymon, 81; A. w. Slayton, Ga;
Margaret Slayton, SO; Cynthia
Tweedy, 80; Polly McIlroy, 81;
Nancy Robinson, "A; Isaac Mason,
So; j. A. Hogan, so; S. f. Beaver,
70; James Caffrey, 10; j. w.
Tweedy, 70; Lavenia Blaylock, 81;
Rachel Flannery, SO; Jacob HUFF.
stedler, 70; A. Weaver, 6S; r. A.
Tweedy, e.; Susan E. Pearce, 80;
S. j. Luter, 81; 9. Pratt, so; Rena
Kelley, 60; j. D. Haynes, 81; Mrs.
A. Haynes, 81; w. T. Bi,pham,
6s.
A cash prize of IS in gold to be
given to the oldest man and Oldest
woman present was awarded to
Uncle c. M. Spencer of Maynard
and Mrs. Sage of Brockett. Mr..
spencer's age is IS and Mrs. Sage
is 70.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23

COL VIII Fighter of Doniphan,
attended the old settlers reunio held
at this place last Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23

Chas. Kirby Of Reyno paid US a
call Wednesday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-09-23

j. A. Harper was down from
Biggers Wednesday to see the big
show and paid the Star Herald Of
fee a pleasant call.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16

lat mig / en- %forunoer1ig nemo6ie |
Stemning. Set bar for mig, iom
ON en- 8o11cos Man6o fra set for
gangne ito6 for mig, og fiat mig /
&en6e Ben afbreffe6e Seilmager-
naal, leg i min Sner og @arnoom
bab6e la6et / 5tiffen til en6elig
6ortabelie.
Com leg ia0 benfal6en,. mo6fal=
Ben, 6pelen6e ! Minoernes @ige, lpo!
en- ibag 8anfen paa min Sopetom=
meropr. Set Ie6 iom Mon6ebanfen
un6er 8or6et ne6 en- ipiritiitiif
Seance. Goa bIeo Oct itille. Mon-
BEN git igien. Soaleoes foreforu
bet mig oa, ifisnt leg bel bioite, at
Ionoer gaar albrig igien. &borfor
leg aabne6e Deren og be6 min Mi6-
natsgiG1t trebe in6.
6or mig itoo en- %menneifelig Sfit-
telie. Seq fun6e life tage Sell =
men tog bans@aan6 og trpffeoe ben.
Seq bab6e en- 6ornemmelie al, at
ban bar sen ian1me lpslotfe6e &erre,
fom / &re0ien bap6e gipet min ito~
6enoe @i6emon6 @uf.
Da- ban bar fommen in6 pQo 8e+
relief og babbe ilaaet Jig neo / 6en
enc Stol font fanotes, blotibille6e
ban Jig iom 8pens Ieoenoe &ul= og
Ereloitbanoler. Otter at babe ollie.
beret lit Sort tog ban otter tilD3ele:
uSom 9e ier er nit @opn Ole
Nut5em. 9a ieg ferit iaa Gem. i
Dor Strife til G%orpreten, tog ie9
Gent for en- &reospreoifant." (Mit
glotte Mniigt, iom BET MI biier Jig
for mig, bar ga beifegget, en- @rures
bporfor ieg ofte er blepen let op til
iom omflaffenoe Sielebpr6e eller
acknowledgment - to tillpnelaoen6e
uligearteoe Merings6riben6e, bpis
SammenfnDttelie i Sc %antagen6es
@ierner er ct piDfologilf &roblem
leg al0rtg far epnet at lpie, og bbor=
for ieg los mig rage).
&1l= og Sr9la1tbanoleren gift bt-
here: ~Soa D0eoe Sc en- balp Dol=
lar til 8psiens 8e6ite, ga leg bcr
SEN om og tog Solicit" Seq ritfc-
Sc og boite6e: u@m bm!" paa ante-
rifanif, ioet jeg grunoeoe poa, bpor-
oar en- iao6on legitim l16gift bilae
tage Jig no paa Gabs= og BINDINGS
&ontoen.
(5ortiat).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16
Marriitet itaar for 9pren,

GA bore 2n icrc oil ,,oen Spipl / bet
,,pe Mor ip9e at fplgc @egipenbeoer'
mes Gang / Mmeritu, biennme / 5e~
oreIonoet % rlllbt ON / Seroen meo
famine Srteresie iom / set ipunone
Mar. 81 nil / Oct npe Aar lon BID
til qipre bort 9Ioo til Sen beolte
8uobringer / sen 5anlf=ameritanlte
@rcsj e. Sore 2eie re fan paa matt
&C Moaoer ltptte bore @eltrebeller
oen &etning, sells pes at ienoe oS
81 e ooeIeIer al aim / liz
beIig SntereSe e, boer
fra lin &re0s, bels peo at fornpe
beres 81 t y t / o It
poo @laoet neo at tnolenoe 6or=
illustrating % m1lige &e1tancer
til @loocts &nntor, % 0els pe0 at
qiprc @loOet befienOt blan0t Nuboer
og @enner % lfoffe % cit eller flere
npe hpnn e +.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16
Sc 6oreneoe Gtaters 3%efolfniug.

Otter at &ope0reiultatet al 6olte
tellingen 8. 1. @pril MI fo%religger
opeiort> bar BET lin Snteresie at
bloc, bpi1tet al Sc forifiellige Sal
%itprrelier, Der opgioeS for ~ben Jam
Ie6e 8efolfning" Der er set birtelige.
Sc 6or. Stater er ct al oe faa
2anoe / 8eroen, ser fun regner me6
oe in6fg0te og oirfelige 8orgere iom
Snobpggere. Set bliper iaale6es
fun 8aitlmosbeliooeliern me6 De
Stater, bbts @orgere - og / en-.
telte Silfeloe 8orgerinoer - no.
pper @tcmmeret iom 6eres &n6el
&egieringer, Ser fommer til at telle
me6 / Sen enoeligc Spgierelie. @aa
Den Maa0e bliper 8efolfningstalIet
r1eo ct runot Sal 80 MilIioner, me-
bens oct bill itige meo ~ @illion
be6 al toge &opaii, Mlulfa og @or.
torico meo, og gaor man ct @fri6t
bioere og regrer R6eiio6elierne, &bi-
Ippinerne o. (. b., naar oct op til
tet beo 102 MeilIioner. 9ette iioite
Sal ber brugeS til Smmenlignin.,
ger n1e6 &inas 400 Millioner, @tor-
trttaniens ltge iaa itore 6olfetal,
@uslan6s $50 Millioner, 6ranfriges
IS og Spiflm6s rs @illioner, ioet
ole 6tsle 2an6e ditto regner Solo
t1ierne me6 / set iamle6e 8efolf-
ningstd. Sc al 6isie 2on6e, JONI
bar set min6ite Mntal &oloni=SSro-
bpggere, fom life np0er fuloe 8or-
gerrettigbeoer, bar langt flere all
benz enc 6e Sorene0e Stater beiib6er.
@anife biit teller De Sor. @taters
Notwithstanding anta9eltg 15|
p@t. Megre og Snoianere, men 6isie
bar beret lenge NOT / 2an6et til at
al @aceforifiel mellem Dem % oa
tbi6e 8efolfning iorlRngit er u6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16

Iettet, bbao otgaar @orgerret I
fuIot 0mfanq. 9e ct / bpert 6alo
langt mere berettige0e til at gipr
arop pao at tiIbpre Mationen emo
?llgiers 4rabere og Megrene / 6et tp=
lfe Mfrifa eller Mongoler11e, Ser
e%rfienoer &uslanbs Sperbaibeo.
&bis ser ifl.loe foretoges en- itreng
classification al &acer, Ser itaar
unoer set b%orgerlige @ib6elmoal
bpoo angaor Sntelligens og l1ooif'
ling i be forifiellige 2amoe, piloe
iiffert Sc Goreneoe Stater fomm
til at itoa me9et bit, maaife beieit
af alle. 2u,1oe bpao 9ualttet at
8orgere angoar.
0ertil fommer, at 8etingelierne
for '8efolfningsforegelie er beore
sc f5or. 5taters Saitlanosbeitooeller,
ems / noget at Sc europeiife 2anoe.
Snlflonos be6re Golfeflasl ct giper
gonife piit en- itsrre 6irette 8or'
pgelie / Mntal at 6s0i1er, men 2an'
set mongler 8laos for Sen p%oflenoe
&efolfning. @l1s1ano bar Hla0s not
for Notwithstanding inoen line
eane @runoi er, men 8efolfntngens
&politet CT poo Ben 4o1oen SIDE
ringe. De Toreneoe Stater bar
&laos og @r,tg for Ell eobbeh 1aa
flor 8efolfning iom ben 1tltpgrenoe,
foruoiot at &c M,tligbeoer, iorn
Mgerbruget og Sc 0erneo forbalnone
Sssnouitrier, bliner taget / 8rltg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16

.5Dr 90 61omme. Sanee oe
.. Digte. Mf clinton &piit. gget
6orlag. Pris so Gents. Taaes
beo 6. Mnsmusien Y1,b. 6 o.
Anton Hptfts @apn er eoot fien6t
| 6onifsameritmife @re6ie fra Ell
@eugbe 5ange og 22ejligbeos0igte,
Der ptler, at ban CT i @ejio6eNe qfe ct
life belt ringe. lpriif Salient %. @pne
til at 1,otrDfte fine Sanfer .og Stem-
ninger / bun6en Still. San bor 'go0t
Ore for &ptme og 2att og ct betp<
6eligt .&erreoemme ODER Sproeet.
Oct er enoel Of bisie Digte oe biit=
not enoel npe, joni ban i rSpr og
5lamme" bar iamlet / Ell ret BETTE
bent 11oitpret BOG. 2itlen pasler
for iaa blot go6t, 1om monge al
Digtene er en- %gleben6e &ploeit til
5r1beoen. Het betegnenoe er bet,
at 8ogens r8orfptl" be6oer Mepolu-
tiQnen, bpis @ioler og Moal ifil6res
mes GDn6 og @lenr. Der gaar i
BET belle en- BARN Me6fslelle for be
ionaa og fortrpfte, for 8roletorerne,
giennem Digtene, og Ser onpen6es
at og til ct ioare fraftigt Sprog. ct
blioere Gonefalb gaar gjennem So
gems iibite Mfoelinger, "Gaar og
@s1t" og ~@iemmets Sange". Ser
er ser mango pregtige Smaa6igte,
font CT ber6 at leie, og iom gjsr ct
mere ems flpgtigt Sn6trpf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16
Scr lnn9cs mpo Sui!

Ser lnrges MOS Sui al Siarter
imaa
% ofte til Mo0er Set 5pergsmao(
benoeS:
vSpor tit ltol enonu til SengS leg
gao,
for allie Sc ltraolenoe ems ifal
tunoes,
fpr &loffer finer, og Sallner hinges
fbr Nislen title / Mattens @tiul
CONNER og suffer: v0leoelig SSl1l"?"
Ser 1enges mos Sui al @otsne meo;
i 8arnets @leoe bar Mo'r lin -egen;
og er Sc imaa for atfaa 8elfeo
poa alle Spergsmadl emo tit =
&eien,
fao giper Sparet BUN oog fornpiet
imens BUN pusler mes @afetdiet,
imens BUN bager %. Iaper til Sell
at bpoe peltommen Ben fi@re @je!t
Der Ienges moo Sui al gamle Sol
- al ifipnne @in6er Ben bar ia
mango -
stoar 8arneitemmer Zig gibr II
Tolf
for alle Sc fiere, tjenote Sange,
90 alt / Eanfer Sc @amle roffer
ON S11letreet poa @oieloffer;
bber fi9r @rinoring / @iertets So,
MOB Sulens &omme bli'r 6obbel
fibn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16
Bo9npt.

@riitus for 8iIatus. On
nor f<merttanit 6ortelling al
8aloemar Mger. 5remao H,1b:
Iiibing Sos Sorloe; Gau Claire,
@is., @ris $1.oo. 6aaes bos g.
&astm1sien Sub. SO.
8lanot @aloerrar Mgersa aIlereoe
ret betp6elige @roouftion itaar bans:
npe 8og ~&riitus for 'Yilatus"
limo6iigeIigt beieit,' literert let.
Sans ti0Iigere Bigger bar mere ell
Ter mtnore baaret Hreg al at bore
@oaben / Ben Mgitation for M6p1e-
ligbeo, i bbtlfen ban er en- al 2e~
oerne. Men ! BEN npe 8og err 0enae
Gag i bpert 6alo tommet i anoen
&etfe. &ger er el, goo 6orteller,
ser bar ct fortreffeligt Sprog til
fin &aaoigbeo, og ban er tillige en-
ifarp Sagttager, Ser pe6 at allure
&erioner, 6orbolo o. Ste6er oeres
@ien6ommeligbe6er og fremitille
bisie iaale6es at man ier Dem le-
benoe for Jig. Men bet Ser giper
6enne 6ortelling 6ens egenlige
@er6i er ben Maa6e> bporpoa 6or-
fatteren bar iamlet bele 8ogen ON
6ens &obe6perion, Baitor @eloe og
bans Spfattelie al oct gu6oomme=
lige og oct memeifelige, i%aaleoes
iom Fan finder l16trpf for 6isie Be-
greber i @untacips beremte Moleri
al lomme Mapn iom 8ogen. n6 fra
bette @lleoe gaar Ben reoe Sraao
giennem bele 8ogens @an6ling: Ser
fan bore bette M%eninger om Sc Mn=
lfuelier, ser fon1n1er til Sroe / ben=
ne 6orbin6elie; men ser er / bpert
Sal6 en- erltg Strg6en efter at gipe
&eileren bba0 &eiierens er og Cub
bpao CUBS er. 8ogen teller en-
Meng6e @erioner, mere eller minore
lfarpt tegneoe, nogle enfelte 1pmpa=
tbetiife, rene S%ffiffelier, men 5
fleite mere eller min6re %foriumpe6e
/ Smaofiabl og Slo66er, iblanot
mes @ane=4 irteligbe6, og 8ogeu bill
funne lGies meo go6t robptte, 81.
a.. ogiaa for6i Sen blotter 6e Sfer,
bporpaa ct pirfeligt Menigbeosltp
let fommer til at 1tran6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16
&on6urrence me0em
panama og Sue6=
HanQ(erne.

Hara11n &aralen bentes at bore
iaa pi6t fer6i9 ONT 3 Star, at Sei=
la0ien gjennem Ben rpe &an0pei fan
begpn6e, og bet gieloer 6a ONT at
fin6e lt6peje til at lofhe set mel
m1lige al Grafifen, mellem oct ats
lantiife Ocean og set in0iife Scea11
og Stillebabet giennem sen. Set
fan life un6gaaes, at Der oil opltaa
en- &onfllrreme mellem @anama= og
Sue5<&unalerne i 6enne @en1eenoe,
og oenne bill itrafs gipe Jig l1oilag
/ Mfgiften for 8eiejling al Dem.
Set pentes, at 6enme Mfgift for So
mama &analens @e6tomn1enoe pil
blipe iot til $1.00 pr. Metto Sic.
glitter Son, meoens ser / Slle5 Sc.
nalen opfrepes $1.68.
&reii6ent Gaft bill in6en lang
STD ienoe &%ongresien ct fpecielt 8uo.
fob an9oaenoe @anama 6%oretager
Set, og oil / bette ambefole 6aitiet
telie at $1.oo 'Mfyiftesln, efter @ana
lens Operingenidr, 0berit @oet.
bals' &aa6. Otter iigen6e 6eler olle
Me0lemmerne al <iets @epillings
@otnite, in%obefattet Gormaroen, Soon.
aresmon6 Gamnep, ,6enne Mrifuelie.
SIT &analafgiftens Sterrelie 6rBftes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16

4 men en- {aaoan Monb bar ies
enom1 alorig mp6t. Og tenf foo:
inoe bag 1enne loaieoe 9gr iiooer
16 eller 10 tltiin6e oamife Menb og
mango at benz er Sen Danife Sir
ties Meno, for life at tale ON alle
De oonife &pin0er, Der iio6er bog
en- Itgnen6e luffet Dgr!
8. 6. 5tran6ifop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16

Digte og 5maoforte1lin-
ger. Nf 2aura &ingool @rat'
oyer. Saoes bos 6. &asmus-
len Sub. 60. Rris 70 Gents.
Set er en- np6eligt u6ftpret lille
@og, / bpilfen Sorfattertnoens bar
iamlet flere at fine Dtgte og 5maa-
itpffer. Sm set er set be61te bum
bar %ifrebet, iom bar fnmoet &laos
Ter, btl ri lite benme - hi bar let
iaa meget go6t fra v2a1ra"s &en,
at Set er banifeliet at flasiificere.
men felles for alle 0igtene %
@maaitpfferne er en- porant fslt
Stemning, Gp1en til Of blipe5 beta-
get al gmnet og gibe @iertets bar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16
No& en- gang,

Gn jaaoan Mrtitel iom Sen meo
Sperifriften nairten og 8rooeriam=
fu10et" / ul1geblaoet" for l.. Sec.
5. q. faar ma1t &eipeft for. Seq
Tiger sens Torfatter Sat! Seq for
itaar life, boorfor ban fuller lit
@apn. Sans @rtifel er ct roligt
og iogligt Sn0leg, iom leg opmrrt-
iont bar gienneml9lt mere ems Ell
Gang. Seq beflager meget, at oen-
ne Mo11o life bar bol0t Jig til BET
foreliggenoe gmre. SONS Mrtitel
er 10 ct 6oripar for Danit 8rooers
iamfuno / al MlminoeligbeO, -
men set ri Till far forbanolet ON
Ter 10: ON ser er noge II
~ uIigbe0 for, at 9onf
9 r ODER a m nn1 0 nj
a a0ont fan gipre ct
81 - e for at beDare,
Ii 0bre6e %. orplont e
oanf olfeligt Man6s=
ID ri an ot"os San t c
II opanbrere Der, l. Bette
8 a mo Seq for bepoet, <at set
er en- oa1roelig umuligbeo for en-
Organization al 9onlf 8rooeriam<
FUNDS @atur at gipre ct iaaoant 9lr=
beioe. Seq bar bepoet, at / De inart
80 Mar, @ro0erlmfunoet bar be-
itooet, bar mon life merfet noget til.
at set bar giort noget / oenne &et
ming. Seq o0e6 nof, at Ser bar be-
ret Iofale 2oger, JONI for en- ltor
DeI beitoar at @eolemmer, lom, for
6e bleb 8ro6eriamfunos Meolems
mer, bap6e Gre og Sierte for 6anif
folteligt &onoslip, leg be6 NOT, BET
bar beret iaa0anne lofole 2oger,
iom bar giort Eill@ til ct laabant
@rbeioe, men 6eres &ntal er fun
lille. 8rooeriamfun6et font Selbe1
tbor intet giort, %, iom iagt, leg
mener, at man fan ilet lite bente,
at Oct 1togeniin0e bill gi6re noget,
ioolenge set er Ell Organization al
Ben Mat1r, iom Get er. Seq mener,
at allie Sc 9onlf 8ro6eriamfun6s-
m%e0lemmer, iom m6etlte6s fra bar
.lfoaet &ierligbe6 til 6an1f folfeligt
Monoslip, og fom MT maaife penter,
at Sc ogiaa igiennem 6enne 0r9ani-
iotion ifal funne 1tptte og fremme
l6enne Gag - Sc oil blipe bttterltgt
ituffeoe.
\ @pa0 ct set ga / Danlf .8ro6er'
lamfunoS Organization, joni aloeles
umuliggipr, at ben n%ogemiin6e Tan
tlipe ct @e6ifab, ct Mi66el til at
bepore, uobreoe og forplante oanif
folfeligt Manoslip? = Seq Ter NOT,
at Sen opennepnte Mrtifels Gorfat.
ter ilet life ipnes at babe nogen
@et9nfeligbeb be6 8rooerI amfltnbets
I1tfffe1p O6rp" mpr1 set pr 6on nI4
1ieebel 6isie luffeoe D6re, Der er
@rooeriamfunoets itore @run6ffa6e
bao6e me6 @enipn til at orbej6e for
6onff folfeli9t Manoslip ioapeliom
me6 @enipn til alt bets Mrbei6e.
2ao nemlig bore, at sem Slags
2ipsasiurance, SDgebielp og anoe11
l1noerltpttelie iom 8roberiamh1n6et
iom iaa6ant eper, / Jig felp bar pir-
feltg gobt og eoelt Mrbeioe, oct,
tat oct ifal epes in6enfor rluffe6e
l9pre" er en- Gorban6elie for BET
log fan alorig anbet emo ifa6e bette
Irbeibe og gigre oct Sortre6. S
Dor Sb er 10 Soreninger, iom
eber 2ipsasiuronce, Spgepleie, 8e.
gropeliesbielp no fra ~luffeoe
Gpre" ipert paa Mo6e nabnlig /
bette 2anb, man blioer neiten ugle-:
let, raar man life far1 bore meb /
8egeiitringen = men man bar al
1ere6e let @eiultater NOT til, at man
Tom bore temmelig filter paa, at
noor bisie Goreningers Siftorie et
Gong / Gremtioen ifal tribes, ioo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16

6eleller l1otrpf / go6t balgte
Sro. Sbi ben0es Sprog CT pelgje=
renoe rent, og &ptmerne / Gigtene
giennemgaaen6e rene og belflingen.
De. Ser er noget i%en6ommeligt
lpit og poarogtigt ODER Sc flelte
9igte, Ser gier Set til en- Np6elie
at lGie Sem, og Sc Smaoifitier, iom
ftn6es ipre0te tno mellem 3igtene,
1taor fife tilbage / SEN &etning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-16

Men Solicit / 6e oanfe Sale,
bets lpie, flare Moreen @fer,
bets @ono og 2ip og sfif og Sale
.og alt bets eget bar leg fer,
leg belle 8oltets @ore og. @lebe
90 moroens 8anfe opb oe iano,
% 6erfor tor leg briitig. foeoe:
Seq eliter mine Saores 2an6!
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-06

conduct OF the primary elections
shall be paid out of the treasury of
the city, town, township, county or
state, as the case may be. At least
twenty-five DAYS prior to the pri-
mary election the secretary of state
shall transmit to each county clerk
a certified list containing the name
and postotiice address Of each person
for whom nomination papers have
been filed and who is entitled to be
voted for, with designation of the
office for which such person is a
cadidate and of the party and the
principles he represents.
Separate ballots may be provided
for each political party and they
will be on different colored paper.
The clerk of the county shall submit
ticket Of each political party to
the chairman of the county COM
mittee of such party.
The voter, before receiving his
ballot, must give name and address
and announce the name of the
political party for whose candidates
he intends to vote.
Section twenty-six provides that
party platforms shall be formulated,
in the years when a governor and
other state officers are to be elected,
by the candidates for such Offices,
together with the candidates for
the Legislature, who shall meet at
the capitol on the fourth Tuesday
of September for that purpose.
The platform so formulated shall
be promulgated not later than 6
O'Clock p. m. of the Thursday fol-
lowing. They shall also elect a
state committee consisting of at
least three members from each
county.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-06
HOW'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. F. j. CHENEY e.
CO., Teledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and
financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his firm
WALDING, KINNAN G. MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surface of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price, rs cents per bottle. Sold by
all Druggists.
Take Halls FamilyiPills for con-
sipation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-06
Why He Was Dropped.

He was certainly popular with the
people" ! said, speaking of the trolley
-oad superintendent whose resigna.
ton had recently been accepted. He
seemed anxious to do everything to
give them safe transportation"
That was his trouble" growled the
president OF the road. His fool safe.
ty schemes came near bankrupting us
Why, after we had dropped him we
found that he had planned to go to
the expense of equipping each one Of
our cars with a roof fender for pro-
lection against arships."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-06
SPARED THE Chief

Andrew Jackson was magnanimous
in his treatment of Weathersford,
the famous Greek chieftain, when
that warrior surrendered.
Weathersford had done all in his
power to prevent the horrible
massacre at Fort Mimms, but most
OF the fronticrsmen were bitter
against him, and Jackson himself
had sworn to put him 10 death If
he were taken.
One day after the power Of his
people had been utterly broken
Wcathcrsford came riding into
Jackson's camp Oh his famous gray
horse and stopped in front of the
generals tent.
How dare you ride up to my
tent after having murdered the
women and children at Fort
Mimms?" demanded jackson in
establishment.
The chief denied the truth of the
charge, but said he: you may
kill me if you will. | come to get
aid for the women and little
children who are starving in the
woods. If ] could fight you, any
longer l would do so, but my war
riors are all dead. Send for the
women and the little children.
They never did you any harm. But
kill me if the white people want 1t
done"
The troops, crowding about, be-
gan to cry menacingly: Kill him!
Kill him!"
'Silence!" ordered Old Hickory
sternly. "Any one who would kill
as brave a man as this would rob
the dead"
The general treated the chief
kindly and even gave him permits
sion if desired to depart and continue
the war. The chief afterward set
tied on plantation, where he re-
sided for many years, honored alike
by whiteman and red. Chicago
Tribune.