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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31
Waterieac Sebnns.

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baB iosar mnlde mnperniinitise
8reatur bieien Srieb in lid bat umb
IN Der suteu Sabres5eit lid eiuen
8interpprratb anle9t, obnc lid ettuas
babel 81 benfen, einfad, ipeil lie gu
iolher Sammeltbdtigfeit lid mses
triebcn fiiblt. Gem Wcnifeu aber
bat Der 6errgptt babel nod ben Scr.
itann seseben, ban or ueie, musu er
iif etiuas cripart. SAB er an Die
ungewiiie 3utunft benft mno bafiir
gorlorge trifft; baB er ieines eisnen
@liideS Sdmieb mirh.
Senft eild. Oh limb 5ipei iunee
2eltte. Der cine bon linen bat ben
5rieb Sltr S%pariamfeit. Gr bleibt
Sonnta9s idon einn,al 5I 5auie. itatt
@elb sm per5ebren; ihafft lid aud,
nod fem Shdsfen III. IN 3fpei
Sabren bat CT bnnu 10 piel 8elb 8it>
iammen. bab er eilen aurIus mitz
MAIDEN lam; bann miro er ipdter
etfpas Siihtiscs. fam cine Snmilie
9riinoen. leine &inber mas lerneu
lalien, ppbl gar nah uuo nah az
cinem eigenen Seim fpmnlen. Sa, 10
naft er's.
Ser Mnocre bat ben Srieb CUR
i Spdriun,fcit niht. Or lit Elm @i9erl,
biloet lid humber mas Elm, iuenn CT
geihniegelt mnb aebiigelt lit dm Sonnz
tag, fGnet nit II Sabren 10 cine Be-
fnnntidait an nit Sonutagsipa5iers
gang unb einem SanSe iebe 5ipeite
@ode unb iiiBem Sec Cream nnb
Gbofolabepldshen. ihlieBlid fuirb gar
Die glsiteuer inn IbSablmgsgeihdft
5uinumensefauft. INN pnnn sebt in
Der Che elm gar trduriger &unpf an
um's Saicin. \ Sinicrber tpiro's SIT
lang. bis Die ainber nit ans Serz
bienen funrm,en; er Tam Iic nidtS
lernen 'loien. unb bas 2ieb gebt picz
Der bon borne an bel nen Nadfom>
men, acnau bielelbc Welobic, lpie's bel
inn iclbcr eeipcIen lit.
Ih. ih iueiB ihon, mas ibr iaacn
moltl Die 8cihihtc bon hem nrmeu
Nrbcitsmanu. Der bod ieiu 9ebtaa
nift5 Dor lid brinst, Der bon Der
Snnb lcbt in Den Mlnb. Sbr ppllt
iagen. bnb elm Irbeiter nit 10 Nab
rem feline Gorbilpung abseinIpiien bat
uno nifts ipeiter bin5ulernen lam.
gber. Iiebc 2eutc, fnm er bcrn niht
Spaialpoliiif itubicren, niGt iih bins
einarbeiten in ben Setrieb. in sic
aenntniB beS arbeitspro3ei1es? SAP
CT idIlicblih bpd) etpas mebr ipirb.
ais iein 2ebtag auf Der unteritcn
Stufe sl itcben? aanu er nidbt Elm
i66nes guh leieu uno ii6 belebren
ii6er ale mD9li6en Sin9e in Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31
Sie aicsarn i!dJ rntiGulsie.c.

Chit tauicu bier fIeiae @Gedeu
matchmaker 81 ipdt in Die Stntlc.
Giues ml'S crcerc trdt 5u Der 9cbs
rcriu bin uuH cutItuISiGtc iih. Ais
erie iaQtc: Sd Hobc crit ipGt ciici,
fonrcn~. baS 6ucitc; Id babe mciu
2eiebuh rod inNae iw6lcn miinen".
baS brittle: I'D babe Die llbr nicht
iGlo8en gcG6st"; 2iesden. aaS Icste.
bcinuu itA Sucril cineu augenblid,
fin9 Daru al Su lpeinen uup itams
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31

Der INSTRUMENTATION Sreiie, lie
piiroe mic elm anberes 8latt in ibrem
Sauie bulben. Nu6 bier beibt es
fir Die tatboliIhe Srau: nahz
a B men -
Sasielbe gilt fir Die fatbolii6c
a~merifaniihe Srnu. SnB bcr Gent
trail @erein in bieier Siniitt auf Dem
redtcn 8eec lit. beipeiIt Die Sbnts
lode, onB, mic mir bereits in leBter
Summer melOeten, auf Der ndhiten
General : @erInmnl,l,a an Chicago
I'M September cine Dffentlihe @er@
idmmlnn9 fir Srauen itatffinpen
pirb.
ltnb an anbercr Stelle elmer uniee
rer Spe5ial : 9orrelponpcn5en miro
foleenoermafcn aif cine bemerfens>
pertbc 56ntiahe auimerfiam ses
maft: Gs lit iebr riftig. llo taftiih
9dn5 c~orreft, nenn mir nit pffenen
Iu9en bas Sreiben u~nierer @esner
beobadten mn bnburh 3u lernen
iufen. 8clonbers tire Organization
wv ioi'iSit ipii htui bSltuS ptAIptSSi'
Inn burh geeignete Experimentation
bic Sage pieber ms @lei19eipitt gu
briusen. So Nun I'M &fe Inn
Die 0eltanidauung Defenders Die
Su9eno beib umitritteu niro. 10
iiuo Die grfolee poppelt erfreuli9,
peld)e mir serabe mif SieIem Seloe
in ben leBten Sabren 81 per5eibnen
babeu. Die fatboliIhen Suscubs
pereinc Seuti6lanb's iinb Jest in
5ipan5ig SiD5eianperbdnbe orsaniiiert
- lpdbrenb es nod o Drei Sabren
bereu nur 3ipolf CAB - uno sdblen
3uIammen 1912 Gcretne NIT 187,548
Wiiteliebern. Sic ,8adf", oas
Organ Der S%Iaenbpcreine eriheint IN
elmer Mufldse BON $4,000 gremplaren.
MD9e es auf bieiem Rese frii6s
froblif peitergeben!
@ie Itebt's nit unieren fatboliifen
SusenSbereineH Der @ereinigten Staas
ten? $50 iinb nniere %nationalcn Sus
9cnbperbdnoe? go lit bas Organ
u~nierer Susenopereine?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31
Ter iclisc anorens BON Hinn.

Ter iclisc Inorcns BON Hinn.
Sieier 9fit5eusc mar nod Elm tleis
res airb. bn er aeriirbigt lpnrD, nm
icircS @ldlibens fpiaeu gemartert sp
lpcrben. Nuhrens, gehoreu, 3t 6inn,
ctuem S6rfhcn nuf Dem 5fpii6en Sau
unb Imbrns in Enrol gelesener
Rtttelgebirse, perlor idhon als &inb
bon ndt5ehr Rpudten ieiucn Wnter
unb ipuroe nm i'm Snliic ieines
Yntben aufse3paeu. Surtb 8eibperz
ipredrungen betbort. perfnufte bieier
DEN o~reiidbrigeu Nnbren5 an berume
sicbenbe SanbclsItben, Die aneebs
lidleripeiic Dem ainbc cine before or,
5iebung pplteu ou9cbeiben laicn.
Raum batteu iie ith iebpd, bes fleineu
Iubreas bemGdtigt, 10 banoeu lie Inn
inn Sunfst bes uGbeu 8aloes al einen
Selien ieIf unp 5%eridnitteu i'm On,
gan5cn 2eibe inter srdBlid1en 9dlte<
rungeu aegen Seius Ghriitus. Ser
aleine lit IQes gebuIbig, geItiiet
ourda sic Yiadt Der sottlifeu 8nobe.
gnplit bebnteu i'm feline Seiniger III
Sprln ci1eS &reu5es aus nnp ourh@
lhnitten inn Die &eble. Ser Steiu.
ulif Dent bieie Srebeltbat seihebeu,
lpirb beute nod in elmer bon &aiIer
Ytar Den Griten bortielblt er6uiten
Stride auibclDdbrt. unb Der ieltse gnz
breas in gauS Sirpl fromm perebrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31

1Cur die (iebe Jugend>


Seiftiinn, iold)cS int &GlSe 81 thru?
@ic letdlt f5nntc etu SranD entitesen,
Der unermesliGcn SdaoeI anrihtet
wiirpe. limb barun,, ihr ftcben S;,a=
ben, fein Seusr int @aioe! limb ipfife
has sldnsenee Ssr5 an ben Stam=
men Md, 10 ucrfiibreriih tuinfsu -
mn feiuen Yrcis lei cS end gu!nf ST
iplf' sefdbriifcr Spielerei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31
Wpraen Inbad)t.

@enn ih in itiGcr 6riibc
&nm Sdlumner aufsepaft.
Slid id, enpor. lgrb iichc
Ses Norseniterucs |rn6t:
9tit ianftcm Slang bcgcgrlet
Sein h~eit'rcs Iugc mir;
60 frilb bin id geicgnet!
Wein 8ptt. id bnnfe Dir!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31

lause 3sit fcinc Nrbeit. Seine
SGuhe lparcu BON rem 6eitduSigeu
Gebcu alti IfIcdten &egen 10 iebr
3erriiien. baB or lie i~pcsipcrfen muBtc.
Gr bate uid,t 10 piel @clo, it'd neltc
81 fulfeu unp ieeic Iid trnurig Dor
Der Shiirc ciiles 8irtbsbdrIe5 uu,f
Die gnnf.
81 fam Gin pprncbulcr SfiiSier i'll
elmer prdd1tigeu autite 9eiubreu uno
belt boz Dem 8~irtbsbauic. MD.
pattc Sobdnn, irnem CT nit ueiSiidcn
Tugen mi Den pprrehucn &errn bius
lab. ,lucnn i6 irlr al,h 10 gliidlidl
mare lpie bteicr Scrrl Gr bit &utihe
uro Tierpe. unb id, babe nidbt eirmal
SdrDc." Iaein, ais Der Sifi8icr ieet
uu5jtcipsn ipQte. inb mo crit. Nab Ell
teinc Siibe babe. CT battle bcibe i'm
Srieae perlpren. Wan nulBtc i'm aus
Der Smtidc b~cr0u$bcbcn uno III Den
8nItbof bincintrdgcn. ScBt ia9tc 90
bann bel Iid ielb't: pStein, unh reuri
Der Scrr &utid'e unb Sicrbc unb ieir
gauges %erm6scn mir fir mcine sc
iunben Siibe gaze; iD nlod)tc bpdl
uiht init linn tauid,cn; ia. lieber
molte id, mciu 9anScS 9ebcu binburdl
Goriub aehcn!" SSie oit beteioen
Nrrac circn RcidjeI Hnb mSGtcn,
redJt bcicbcn, ibm Sud, nidlt slcit,cn.
4 Y Is
Sin scid1rlider ShcrS.
&pr ciniGcu Sohrcn ouruitreiite
ih meit aiSgcrchutc. bcrrlihc
8~olbunaen, unb ocbei babe id,
@ntbcdun9cn Genladt, Ole mid err
idIrcdtcn mo sic idD beipnberS alien
Anabcn 5ur &arnuu9 mittbcilen
motrte.
SG iab uamlin mebrerc an8cs
6ranutc GtGmme uuo omar mitten
i'm gotrc. @ohri6cinlidA batten
&nabcn pocr lcitatiiuni9c jungc 2cuts
bier geidhrii1cn Spab Getriebcu. Sbr
6abt piclci6t id)an beobadtet, baf
iih oft an ben Snuncnltdmmcn grDs
Scrc @cngcn bon 3arS duinmmcin,
SolGc Sar5tluntpeu murcn angcSiius
hct pprDen. Giui9c Stdwmlc lpareu
bis peit binani 9cibpdr5t.
st eS nift ctn nnpcrautpprtlider
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31
Spn q. o.

Sie Brebisten ipel6e am Seite Der
81. Samilie. bon eeleneifris
Gen Srieitern an bic &utboIifen aez
rihtet tptroen nnb ipelfe bas
Shpinben bes @~ebetsgeiites, ben
RaneeI an elterli6er Iutoritdt, Die
@eripabrlpiung Der Sreeno uno ii6ers
ballpt ben 8erfau beg DRIFT
IiheH Sanilienlebens als cine Ser
6auptlriaden Der geIelihaftlihen
llebeI branbmarften unb banu lpiebcr
benz @olfe bas SbeaI elmer
Samilie, bic 81. Samilie 5u Hu5as
retb. porbielten, gebDren 5u Den
mdhtigfteu p8iaIen Irbeiten
uub limb altb ais Die nirfz
iamften an5uerfennen. Seine
anbere als pie d ri It Hid sfatbos
Hide I~nffaHlng Der Samilie ale
llr3elIe bon Stride unb Staat.
nls q . mauer Ser 9eiamms
ten 8eje1idaft, pirb ms Dor Der
3eriebnn9 ourh ben Siporce.
Die pripate mo Difentli6e llu3llbt,
Die rSeimflu1t", Die spttIoie gr5iebs
ing ETC., ETC.. ihiiben tonnen. Wie
faete ilns bod eiu Ieeleneifri9er
Yrieiter bel elmer Staatsperbanoss
@eriammling: .8er Die ridtige Tufs
faiiitng ber 6riitlibcn Santilie bat,
ipirb aud i'm Starbe iein, gerabe bon
Ieinen @runbiGsen iiber bas SAINT
I~ienleben aus. ale ltebel lnb S6doen
Der Nenih6eit rifti9 gu bellrtbeilen
nnb and Die ein5i9 ipirfiamen Seils
mittel bes Gb%riitentbums fir tic
gu finben."
(Speaiell fiir ben rSamilicnfreis".)
9eadtensmertbe 9batinheu.
IN elmer unicrer Spe5ials Gore
ip%onoen5en ans Seutid,Ianb beibt cs:
Ser .Woripdrts" fcnnte fiirslih in
eilem Irtifel fcittellcn. bdB Die
iudialoemptratiide Yartei nlnmebr
bcreits iiber 100000 meiblidc Bar
teimitslicoer sGblc, - unb be5eihnctc
cs ais cine 9cbensirase Der Su5ial=
bcmpfrafie, niht MIR bic proletaris
iten WGmer. ionoern audi Die prolcs
tariihcn Srauen 81 iiber5eugtcn. 9es
ihnlten uno pis8ipliniertcu 8enolien
~beransubilben. Gr betunt baum gnus
rihtia: oaB iebe ii6cr5cuate So3ials
bemptratin Die Sabl Der Sampler pers
me6re, Dor Silent abcr Die 3a6l Der
io3ialitiiGen SuaenbcrSicber
- bcneu fem YoliSiit uno feiu
Stadtsanpalt beitpmmen fGnnel -
SicIcs lit in Der Chat eiu crnitcs
Weues tbctel sp6dres fir uniere fnthp=
Iiiaen 5ranen! Die 3citen iinS
poriiber. no man %slaubtc. baB bas
@ebict Der Srau nift oranBeu in Der
politiihcn Grenn, ionbern II IN Der
itiacn Sduslidfcit Iicac. Gs ioll
banit fcinesipegs geiaat iein, baB lie
lire Samilie perun6ldiiigcn unb ibre
3eit brauber in Icrinmmlun8cn pcrz
brinoen ioQ, - lie ioa niht IN ben
barten pplitiihen Sample pcriDnli6
einareifen, aber inncrbalb Der Tami-
lie, bn fol- lie cine trcne 8n~nbcSac=
nuifin fir mnierc SadDe ,uerocn.
Scr fat6oliidc Niann tdmpft brnns
fen IN Der politiifen Ircnu fir bic
driitlifen Sbcale. bic fatboliide Srai
aber fol-, bic &iuScr i'm Neiite hes
8aters cr5ieben, bamit lie ipdtcr
NIT Stois in ieincn Subitapfcn lpeis
terfGmpfcnl - Sir oieie Schre oilrs
fen mir Dem .IoripdrtS" punfbar iein.
Mber nod Gins! - Bic Io6inls
bemofratii9e Srau lit Die bette Stiiee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31

SH nrein 2su6' 5u SSaus arrein,
2Siro ei1 guser Bel ibn1 fem.
2Siro tbnt ff6ne 2Siroer 6rinoer,
goco,re Sieoer nit iPrn fi11gen.
gaein 23u6' uro ser Gnser lino srpei 23riioer;
2lno ,oarte, ole 4lntter Rorl,nt 6afo rpie5er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31

mcIte: sd pei - petb ia nifts
mebr! Die anOern ba - bahen iGpu
NIes seiagt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-31
Ter arme Spbanr ubnc Shubc.

Sobnun Gin paderer SanpiucrfSz
fanr cinrnnl aitf ieiucr @ans
'erihaft. 10 geiGift CT aid lpnr,
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-05-19
AruttnA tlle Stair Nn11ae
| By J. H. HAND.
To Take over Additional Ground in

To Take over Additional Ground in
Front Of New Capitol.
By vote of two to one, the senate
passed the Rogers of Howard bill pro-
viding for the condemnation of two
blocks in front of the new building,
with a view to ad ling It to the cap
itol grounds. The bill provides for .
board of arbitration, one to be ap-
pointed by the president of the sen
ate, one by the speaker OF the house
and the third to be selected by these
two, for the purpose of appraising
the property to be condemned Sen
ator Henderson opposed the bill on
the grounds that the state had no
right to confiscate private property.
Senator CarlLee wanted the bill
amended so that the property owners
might have voice in the selection
OF the arbitrators. Senator Toney
was in favor of amending the bill so
as to relieve the president of the sen
ate and speaker of the house of re-
sponsibility in the matter, and thought
Governor Donaghey was the man to
make the appointments. Senator
Holland wanted provisions made
whereby the property owners would
get their pay in cash, instead OF only
treasury warrants, where their prop
erty is condemned Senator Chris
tian thought the governor might be
allowed to borrow the money with
which to pay for the property at the
proper time. Senators Keel, Martin
and Jacobson did not think the bill
could be improved upon by amend
ment and wanted it passed in its pres
ent form. Senator Covington thought
provisions should be made for the
taking Of testimony, as a matter Of
justice TO both the state and the
property owners.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-05-19
Laekey Resolution pefea ted.

The resolution offered by Repre-
sentative Lackey, providing for the
separate working of white and negro
convicts and forbidding the further
practice of allowing convicts to act
as guards, was defeated in the SEN
ate, after it had been passed by the
house. Senator Henderson favored
that part which proposed to do away
with convicts acting as guards, but
saw no reason for a law separating
the whites and blacks in their work
as that problem is now being grad
TALLY and satisfactorily solved by the
penitentiary management. Senators
Toney and Keel opposed the guard
feature of the resolution because they
said it would cost the state $4,000 a
year to employ regular guards tc
take the places of the convict trus
ties. Senators Watson and Clerge1
both favored the resolution as it wal
adopted by the house.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-05-19
McFerrin Resolution Defeated.

Representative McFerrin's resolu-
tion which seeks to have all school
tax paid by the railroads distributed
among all the districts in the state,
through the state school fund, fell
two votes short of the necessary ma
iority on final passage. Represen-
tatiye Hudson spoke in favor of the
resolution, declaring that its object
was to provide better educational ad-
vantages for the masses, through the
country. Representative Simms op-
posed the measure on the ground that
it was socialistic in nature, in that
it sought to deprive districts OF rev.
enue, collected on property within
their own limits, and give it to others
not rightfully entitled to receive IT,
Representative McFerrin, in closing
the debate, declared that his resolu-
tion was OF purest democracy, seek
ing to give equal rights to all and
special privileges to none
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-05-19
NOTICE

Reyno, Ark, April Is, 1911.
The partnership heretofore ex-
isting between L. F. Maynard
and Lucinda Johnston, under the
firm name of Maynard & Co., is
from this date dissolved, Mr..
Maynard retiring from the busi-
ness, having sold his interest in
said business to Lucinda Johnston
and j. L. Johnston, who assume
all the Indebtedness of said
Maynard & Co. business. The
new firm will be under the name
of Johnston Store Co.
L. F. MAYNARD,
LUCINDA JOHNSTON,
J. L. JOHNSTON.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-05-19

There Is no class, community OF
condition of society that Is ever
improved by waiting for outside
assistance, for regardless of all talk
about helping each other, the sue
cessful man gets there only by help
ing himself. The some is true OF
towns and communities. .-Newark
Journal.
J. w. Going announces that he
has large lot of fine hay, corn,
chops, meal and bran for sale cheap.
All excellent quality. Call and see
him. 3l-tf,
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-05-19
Brain Leaks

Somehow it seems to be the mar
row people whom others prefer to
give wide berth.
A girl doesn't marry a rich mau
for better or worse; she marries him
for more or less.
When man wishes he was dead
it's a sign that he either wishes he
was married, or is.
A wall of pride is one of the
most efiicacious barriers for keep
ing Others out of your heart.
1t seems sort of strange, doesn't
it, that man usually is put out at
the same time he is fired.
Sometimes budding genus turns
INTO a blooming idiot if he gets too
far from the parent stem.
When a woman calls man dear,
she sometimes makes him feel cheap.
When an ugly man goes into a
barber shop he may have the hand
somest mug there.
After all, woman, you know,
may enjoy a mans presents more
than she does his presence.
1t would be rather a doubtful
compliment to tell girl she was all
wool and yard wide.
If you put your watch under your
| pillow, you are sure to sleep with
your head on the tick.
Many fellow who goes with
CHIP on his shoulder meets fellow
who is clipper.
Every man has some weakness,
but he generally has to become fam
GUS before it is found out.
There is no use trying to make
out that the cow.catcher is always
the forerunner Of a cattle train.
No matter how poor your credit
gets, there is one thing you can al
ways borrow and that's trouble.
No Carrie, don't marry him be-
cause he promised to make life all
sunshine. You know how easily
you freckle.
1t is quite possible that a man
would appreciate his wife's cooking
more if his mother had not ruined
his stomach when he was boy.
Unfortunately for the ordinary
run of mortals, there are more fools
who talk for the sake of talking
than there are wise men who keep
silent for the sake of silence.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-05-19

Any grade o f photos t the
Lemmons' studio, always complete
with prices of others of the same
grade and style of photographs.
For SALE or exchange for i'm.
proved or unimproved land, 32x7
full cabin launch finished in quarter
sawed oak, fully equipped lavatory
ice box, fresh water tank, etc.
4 cylinder, cycle, 80 HIP. En-
gine run one season, will sell for less
than half cost price. j. G. SILL,
35-4t Jonesboro, Ill.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-05-19
Notice for Publication

Department OF the interior, U. g land Office
at Little Rock, Arkansas, May 6. 1911
Notice is hereby given that James 2. Cayen-
or, of Lorine. Ark. who made Homestead
application 2G.5l2 serial, No. Ol3O6, for EE Of
SEA, Section q. Township 20 N. Range w.
5th principal Meridian. has filed notice OF in.
tention to make Final five year proof, TO es-
tablish claim to the land above described. be'
fore Ben Johnston, Clerk, at Pocahontas
Ark. on the nth day OF June, 1911
Claimant names as witnesses: Ben NJ
Tyler. j. II. Pearce,J. II. Kirk, and ]. NJ.
Cavenor all OF Lorine. Ark. GUY W. CARoN
Register
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-05-19
A CASH OFFER.

The Star Herald has made a special
clubbing rate with the Memphis
Weekly Commercial Appeal b y
which we will furnish both papers
for one year for the regular sub
scription price, $l.oo. The Com
mercial Appeal is one of the largest
and best papers in the South, and
we hope to receive many new sub
scriptions on this offer; $l.00 cash
for both papers. 36-2tp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-05-19
Notice To TfeSpdSS0rS

All persons are hereby forbidden
to trespass or go upon any of the land
of the undersigned, either in Clay OF
Randolph counties, for any purpose
without first obtaining permission.
Any person found tresspassing on
any of said lands will be prosecu
ted tosathe full extent of the law.
ID. w. REYNOLDS
ELLEN L. REYNOLDS
3S tt ANNIE e. MARTIN
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-05-19
LEGAL ADS
Notice for Publication

Department OF the interior, u. 8. land Office
at Little Rock, Arkansas, May 6, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Edgar o Har-
vey, OF Myrtle. Mo-, who, on March %. 1919,
made Homestead application serial. No. O62i9
for Frctl. SW4, Section T, Township q n,
Range W. 9TH principal Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make Final five year
proof, TO establish claim to the land above
described, before Ben Johnson, Probate
Clerk at Pocahontas, Ark on the 18th day
Of June, 1911
Claimant names as witnesses: David J.
MEllinaX Sam Arnhot, Charles Lambert
and JOSE ph Buckley all OF Myrtle, No
GUY w. CAROY.
Registel.
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All persons are hereby forbidden
to go upon any of the lands of the
undersigned, for any purpose, with
out first obtaining permission. Any
person found trespassing on any of
said lands will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
LEWIS DALTON,
10 0'l9ll Dalton, Ark.
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GESTRING WAGONS

We have just received a carload
of the famous Gestring wagons.
These wagons are so well known
and popular that further notice is
unnecessary. If you are IN need Of
wagon call and see US.
3l-tf. PoCAH0NTAs HABDwARE Co.
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To Purchase New Hospital site.

The Oldham bill, providing for the
purchase of new site for the insane
asylum, and to construct new build
ings, has passed the senate. The bill
authorized the state charities board
to buy 500 acres of land for the new
site and carries an appropriation Of
S2OO,OOO with which to carry out the
provisions of the bill At the same
time an additional tax levy of one
quarter mill is provided, with which
TO meet the appropriation. Senators
Watson, Clerget and Covington spoke
against the bill, declaring the meas.
ure an unnecessary expense. and only
a scheme to get the institution moved
from Little Rock.
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All persons are hereby forbidden
to trespaSs or go upon any of the
lands of the undersigned for any
purpose without first obtaining per.
mission. Any person found tres
passing on any of said lands will
be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. Mrs. A. E. BRuMLEY,
DR.. G, w. BRUMLEy,
l 0 ''l9l2 Biggers, Ark.
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10 ARA noe for Closing.

President Toney appointed Sena-
tors Keel, Covington, Williams, Woods
and Turner as a committee to ar
range for the closing exercises Of the
senate on the day Of adjournment,
May l3.
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Refuse to lake Up Statewide Bill.

Refuse to Take Up Statewide Bill.
Following the close Of the discus
sion of Representative Little's at
TACK in the senate, Senator Deaton
called up House Bill No. AS, by Rep
resentatives Milwee and Hardase,
providing for submission to the peo,
pie of the question of statewide pro
hibition, which was objected to, and,
the roll being called, the motion was
lost by vote of is ayes to IL noes,
a two-thirds majority being required
to suspend the rules to take up the
bill.
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To Safeguard Expenditures.

Representatives Milwee, Newton
and Davis have introduced a bill to
regulate the expenditure Of the con.
tingent fund in both houses. 1t pro.
vides that no appropriation of any
part of that fund can be made by
either body except on roll call, thus
putting each member on record as to
how he voted on each appropriation.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-05-19
To Care for battle-ground.

Senator Dill secured the passage OF
his bill, appropriating $4,000 to beau.
tiry the Confederate park on the bat,
tlefieId of Prairie Grove in Washing
ton county.
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To Pension Widows OF Soldiers.
MIR. White of Clark county has n
bill pending to pension all INDECENT
widows of Confederate soldiers.
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Reouires Telephone Companies
Give Connections.

Representative Little's bill TeQuir
inc long distance telephone companies
to give physical connections with
other lines in towns where switch
boards are maintained, was passed II
the house without opposition.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-05-19

Lemmons will do your photograph
ing at your home.
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sa.ets.75 in Deficiency Bill.

93,y18.75 In Deficiency BIT.
The house passed Representative
Lindsay's bill appropTiating S3,91S.75
for deficiencies in fees and conveying
prisoners to the penitentiary.
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state University Gets s22oOoo.

state University Gets S22OOCO,
The house passed the university
appropriation bill which carries 1920.
600 for the support of that institution
during the next two years.