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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-06-02
FOR SALE

The large home owned by Frank
Doll on the corner of Burke aud Spring
streets. This property fronts ITO feet,
running back with Spring street 100
feet. improved by eleven room dwell
ing, with balls, bath and porches. All
necessary outbuildings. The dwelling
has been newly painted and papered
and thoroughly repaired.
This property contains four building
lots unimproved, in the most desirable
residential section of the city.
A good home adjoining the above 6
rooms, water in kitchen, house in the
best repair, with lot 200 feet deep.
This is very desirable home.
FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE
Porterfield &c Boyer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-06-02
States nan-Eem 0Craf.
PUBLISHED BY
{. " 9OyER Editor.
FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1911

After a very busy session Of thirteen
days and the expenditure ofS20,5s4 The
state Legislature has adjourned the re-
suit of the session Is NOTHING.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-06-02

The West Virginia legislature de-
serves the thanks of the taxpayers Of
the state for not staying longer in SEES
sion. $50, 5sl is quite enough to pas
for nothing
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-06-02
Notice 10 Creditors.

70 the creditors OF jas. l., Cunningham. decd
Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit Conf n
Berkeley County W. Va, made in cause there
in pending, to subject the real estate of the said
James l.; cunningham, deceased. to the pay
ment of his debts, you are hereby rennired : n
present your claims against the estate of tn 9
said James l.. cunningham deceased for adiudi.
cation to W, B. Colston, commissioners lat his Of
Goth day of June 1911.
Witness L. Dew. Gerhardt, Clerk of said
Court, this 18th day of May 1911.
ot. l.. Dew. Gerhardt. Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-06-02
Make the Best OF 1t
AC Vocate.

If you are yearning for champagne,
And can only accomplish beer,
Or long for trutf!es, but in vain,
because they also are too dear;
If motor cars do not appear
To be m reach as they are not,
Your only course is plain and clear;
Just make the best of what you've
got.
Your wife may be extremely plain,
Her smile may stretch from ear to
ear,
d er figure may be AL to gain,
Her eyes be all asquint and blear;
Your neighbours wife may lingor near,
But you should never care jot
Or 10 the primrose pathway veer,
Just make the best of what you We
got.
Perhaps your roof lets in the rain,
Your shoes may lock a little queer,
You may inspect your hat with PAIN
The one you purchased yester year;
You may be SAY on worldly gear
And have to do without yacht,
But Prithee dry that falling tear,
Just make the best of what you've
got
L'ENVoI.
GU may be marching in the rear
And have a hard and humble lot,
But don't give up all hope and cheer
Jus make the best of what you've
got
-kennett Harris.
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-sera a ..

8ie aug @ultin geneIbe1
wiro, beobii6tigt Comptroller Gam
in oieien Sagell fir Grobibition ,,ou,
ben Stlntp gu eeben" utlo oanu
big gum %. SuIi umbersureiier
uno Hrobibitionsreben 5u baItcn.
I'm iein Mut, fir bag er besabii
|mirb, iDiro Ct ii1 mdbreno oieier
3eit natiirlfh niht fiinnnern.
sSn Der StaotbnIle 5u @aco
bat es nelilih cine 5dieBerei uno
5tederei apiiden Dem ft1otifdeil
Sieror5t Sooges uno Dem Geputp-
Sbefiff Buchanan segeberl bel oer
Buchanan ourb einen Melieriti1
Derpuuoet tpuroe.
9ie Diitriftri9ter Mlle uno
Goree IN Dallas bnben oas @eiud)
Der @eneraIanipaltl1aft I'M eiuell
einbaitsbefebl, oirh ben oas Nin.
ieftic 9beater ltn6~ 6us Srpbennl
Tbeater in Dallas perbinocrt per.
ben ioGten, am Sonntng 8orIteIl,ln.
gen gu geben, 3uriifgetpieien. Die
@eneralanpaltihaft miro BON Der
gntideioung appelliereir.
Molano y. Gouger, ein Ge.
l6Gftsmann bon Gotlllla mdre nen.
lid beim Sonigiu1en rabe5u unt's
lebeu gefornn1en. Gr it0rte eine,l
8ienenifauarm, Der in einem gaurt
iaB, nuf uno Die Hienetl fieIen mil
furdtbarer @ut ubcr ibn Der. Ger
llngliiffibe tpar i'm augenblid tat
idhlib bon ibnen beoedt. Or puroc
idlimm 5ugeridtet un6 einige M,l.
nllten idien es, als menn er er-
itifen miiroe. giner ieh1er @efdbr.
ten elite nod Der Staot uno bolte
einen Mr5t> aber aIs oieier tam,
batte @oilaer iid idon tpieocr er-
boIt.
SSn Soiletteu5inuner oes Niee
9otel in @ouiton feuerte Elm getpii-
Ter 81. z. MontgomerD aug gop
gitp 8tpei sdiiiie auf ii6 ab, ole
ibm totlide @ertpunoungen bel.
bradten. gr ftarb einige Stunoell
ipater. Montgomerp mar ein Man.,
BON ungefdbr iieb5ig Sssnbren. Gr
NOR Elm 9teispflan5er, NOR friiber
iebr -polbabeno getpeien,. bate abcr
groBe @erluite erlitten.
Aus Denilon miro Der 9oo
bon 6rau Margarete Wagner, Sc
bort inn Mlter bon 70 Sabren geitpr-
ben lit, eemeloet.
Sn Der Geaeno bon @iooings
ftarb O. 81. SiI6ebrano i'm Mlter
bon 20 ssabren. CT botte piele Sob.
re in ieiler @egenb getpobnt.
@er 5u iebr fllmpft, list balo
nuf Apnl 9rn6pnen
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irihtes BON ssadlon Gountp perfill.
hete &ibter- Sloner, oaB bas Mi1,
terfoniortium beihloiien babe, Or
.. Glarfe 9poe, ser angebIid ben
Wiaionar Col. 9bonlos $. Stpope
pergiftete, bis 5ur 0erbano.
lung leilles, apeiten Yroaeiies untea
gHrgjhaft ou iteaen. 1as Sabeus
Corpus 8erfabren, Dem Spoe lei.
he temporare Sreibeit peroanfT,
ipuroe uripriinsli1 Dor 9fihter 5lo-
per anbdngig gemaht. bod erfldrte
oieler, bob er es Dorsiebe, in bic
Ter ageaesenbeit feine febs aolle-
gen 3u State 5u1 aieben. s5ranf 3.
9alib 9poess Anmalt, iagt, oab
lein Silent i'm 2aufe BEG Cages sic
erforoerlide 8iireidaft bon. $780,
600 itellen iperoe.
Mus Mft. Gernon, g., mel
bet man: 2eipis Bolton, tpegen 8e-
teilieung am 2pn6en BON Carl
gtberington BON Springfielo, 4p
in Reparf, Ohio, lesten Suli, oes
Woroes angeflagt, erbielt BON oer
SurD oabier eillen 5reiipruh. Sein
Bro5eB tit nod bierber perlegt nor
ben. Drei anoere 8erionen, Die an
Der 2pnherei teilgenonn1en batten,
iteben urter Der MnfIage oes Got
idlags.
Ser Yraiioent bot iib getpei-
CERT, Die bier reihen 8ieb5iibter
aus gaebrasfa gihnros, Gomftod,
Sameion uno Triblett tpel6e
Die 8unoesregierung inn @raslan-
oereien in @ponling betrogen ba,
beil 81, begna6igen.
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gistOria SipiiiOn 9. $. & g. q.
@utunft
go; so5 guero. gictoria 7:5o nadm
Mbfnhrt-
80 so6-guero, gietoria. 500 BORN
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@enerolfelon1orYhon Or Sr

berr @olmar b. 5. @olb, General
Snlpeftor Der iediten slrlnee SIT
ipeftion, beging oie Seier ieines aol-
oenen 9ienltiubilduns. slnlaBlid,
bes greigniIies muroen Dem per-
hienten SrnppenfiNrer 5oblreida
gbrungen 5uteil. slm 12. sluguit
1843 in 8ielfenfelo BEL 2abiau III
SitpreuBen geboren, trat 6rbr. b. s.
@olt ann 25. slpril 1861 in oas
Snfonterie 8egiment SEQ. Al ein.
eeSn1 Selo5ug poit 1866 pnroe er
bel Sroutenau beripllnoet. 1901
mar er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'M
Sberfomnu1loo Ser 5ipeitet1 9lrmee
uno nabm an 5ablrei6en Sbla6ten
tell. Son 1888 bis 1896 1tano
Srbr. b. 5. Golf in tiirfiiden Gien-
item. Die Sdtiefeit BON @ole=9a-
Ida als Georeotriiator oes tiirfiiden
Seeres bat oft riibnlenoe Grlpa(=
nung gefllnoen. 1898 puroe er gum
.@bef oes Sugenieurz uno Bionier~
&orps erno1nt, 1902 gum fola-
nanoierenoen General oes /. 9lre
.meeforps. 8or lnebreren ssabren
trat er an oie Spite Ser 6. Armce.
inipeftion. Die nlilitdriiher Sdrif-
ten oes Srbrn. b. 5. @ols baben itet3
oie eroBte geadtung eefllnoen. -
Ser lpiirttembergiibe General D.
Snf. Sreiberr @ermann b. 8ilfinger
feierte in Stnttgart iein fiinf5ig-
iabriges 9ienItiubilaum. Son So
mig @ilbeln1 oeHen. oienltfuenoer
-@eneralooiutal1t er it, erbieft ser
SSubilor IN @iiroigung ieines @ir,.
fens oos @roBfreu5 BEG Militdr-
8eroienitoroens. Srbr. b. 8ilfineer
lit aln 1 Mar5 1913 in SrioI5beim
@iirttelltberg, eeboren. SIN oeuti6-
fratl5oiiiden arieee ipar er Sbers
lelltlldllt. SIM Sabre 1889 muroe.
er Gbef oes @eneralitabs oes prellBi~
iben 5. slrneeforps, 1892 Gegi-
merits lutb 1898 @rigaoe 3om-
lnanoeur. 9lls oieillttuenoer Gene
ralaoiutant oes aonies bon @iirt.
temberg filngiert er bereits felt Dem
Sabre 1896. General 5. ssnf. mur-
oe er i'm sSabre 1901.
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Mitternadt i1 Sen CARTS

NOR Siram Seranton BON glap gitg.
Sas, bod i6laflos, peil er buftete.
sluf oen Gat ieiner glerate iubte er
Die 8erge auf, oie linn iagterL baB er
an Ser Sdipin0iu6t leioe. Gr borte
bon Or. Sings Stem Diseopern
nabm iie uno idreibt, oaB iie i'm
oos 2eben retteten llno oaB er ipie-
Ser arbeiten fam. Gut fir 2nneen-
leioell SuitenL Seufieber, Seiierfeit
etc 4reis SOC uro 81. @arantierl
bon alien 0ruggiften.
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Sssn SermannItaot, oe

Sn Sermannitaot, Der ebe
maligen Sauptltaot oes @roBfiir-
itentlms Siebenbiirgen bot oie
feierlide Gntbiilllng elmer @eoenf-
tafel fir ben i'm ungariiben Jrei-
beitsfanlpf gefaaenen genialen 2pri-
fer slleranoer Eetofi ben MnloE
gu einem oellflpiiroigen @erbriioe-
rllngs Set 5piiben Magpareil un0
Sa6ien gegeben. 8ilhof 9eutla)
feierte in padenoen @orten oas
GinDernebnen Der beioen Stdnlnle
Son 3oglingen Der iahiiiden Mit-
teli6ulen mltroen ardn5e on Der
Statte nieoergelest. SSn patriot
ideif Heoen ipnroe oas glnoenfen
BetOfis ipiiroig geebrt.
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sllamo=sinnipriide,

Gin fein smiaintnen gebrantes
Sem Sentiden tppl bertrantes,
Ser5 nnb Masen belebenbes,
Die Slime frub er9ebenbes,
2akeniamnter pertretbenbes,
Sn alien Gbren bleibenbes
Starfenoes, ebles, ent5iifenbes,
Hridelnbes, ymtes, erqnifenbcs
0etranf lit bas u a m D 5laid)eybier.
Setter unb selaiieit,
3iel tdj hnrdl Die StraRen,
Smde cine Gnelle,
gSp ifb fries' bas belle
,,2pne Stnr" frifdJ bunt Saf.
Sas id)meft mir am beitem,
Grab tuie uni'ren 0aiten,
Die es alle lpbten
ttnb 10 lange prubteit,
Sis Der Surft selbidlt.
Sas yMIamp 0" slaiden6ier perbamfl
feline 8eliebtbeit benz ltmitanb, baR es
immer sleidmakig gut geblicben lit
Gs mirb aus bem beiten itnpprtierteA
SDpfen nnb bem auserleieniten Malj
berseitellt ,rnh tuirS burd) lanses 2agerr,
sur ppllen 9teife gebradJt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-29

- @er 5u iebr fumpft, iist Bal;
auf Dem 9ro6enen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-29
NusIanC.
Vice President Corral
feusert selfsame Hnsiebten i'm
Interview.
Triedenskcnferenz.
Die stSrunssn in der Stadt
Canton.
Dsutsebs u. Maeyarsn.
GoItz Pascba's 5Ojdbriges
Dienst.Jubilium.
Dsutscbe u. magyaren.

eS1l Der lllerltdn1l6en Saupt-
itaot tit ein esSllterpietu peroffert.
lidt nor0en oas ein Weri6teritat-
ter in Der ipaniihen Staot 5on.
tanoer angeblid nit Dem ,nerifaln.
iden 8ice- -Braiioeuten Corral gebabt
bat. sStl oieiem Snterpieu iou Cor.
raj geiogt babel, Die Ser. staotell
iudten llnbeil in Merifr oil5nItif.
ten, nm @rullo gum Stlterpeniercr
ou baben. lllliere Meeierllns gat 10,
| tori bel Ser merifanil1cn &egte.
Irnng Brotelt gegen cine oerartisc
Nchauptnng eingelest uno ibr BE.
frsmoen oariiber a,lsgciproJcn
oaB ein bober n1erifanil6er 8e-
alnter cine oerartige 8eiduloigulN
erbeben fonne. Sic bot non ser
merifanii6en 9fegierrng cine Gr.
fldrlng berlangt, aus Der flor ilnG
oeutli6 berporeebt, oob lie Die sln.
iihten Gorral's, iuen1 oerielbe iih
Dirflid 10 geduBert bat, misbiaigt.
@ie cine Depel6e ans 81
Naio tneloet, tit Suare5 als 8lat
1. Ial apgalIuNg oer SrleoenslonIe' al
gierung nn6 ben Maberiiten auser.
leben. Nidter Garbaial bonn bod.
lten @erihtsbof oes 2anoes, lit 5u
pinpn, Hpr g}prfrpfer Scr Npoi or,,,,n
e.ss'. e,.,.a'',,4 Dsl s'ei'le'ei Del o'ee'eta''a
''''.''ns. a.. 81. o,.r:.: r o.
a., * 80. .,s .,ssi. sol..'.o q ,. eo'I y 7.
s Slao u4o u''ur.s peu'''ie'l oef SIapl
,,,,s yus.', ,,o.ta:14 s 9''u.u ueiollr,l...'p'
s; ssO nssI:e $3.50: ~ uea.. lle eli'o,s'l' ., g.
o,s es!uesbung u',,el!lunIlwet ol'l'
ses sss 1,ssu :. Soas.as> al:oonu lpaprsno
~. ~ ''sm.p'S sa. o. os. a..sl.lu''ssllnf'pe''
''eaa Ds" .'euo''l.'pnute'' ~ ell'
sa:,sa:. sum.es S''n g. ss'oelsss .s. eperlo lp'e
'sa,,eios.a u,,a;al D.s oell'pllne ~. oel
9, .1p p.u''.' ."' suls'. sn. no'' s'upus,a. Sle
aaD:a'1s sna:a u,sp oos'o1u'ge siiluihI's
s oaoa' uelu.lubl o. lel''
psb nan e...s III ~. S.uo ellu)et,,es'ug ei'y
'nm y oslluMg w. pe,l o'soeue'' Jug
"S's''peieA's selplou'c'' pulic.
glus Douglas, glri5ona, i6reihi
alns perr 5. 9. Nroller llnter'ui
70: AprIl: 9eute BIN 1b obne In.
1au N Douglas, MrI5ona, allgeton'-
men nno meroe Dler etne Seltlait9
oielpen oa 1b MID bier beOelttef'o
neller fuDle. als llr1tett III Sonoro,
mo man talt fagltb Wanoen boil
aMaoerllten" iiebt. 90 tpeit iino ipir
nldt BON 1bnen belaltigt iporoeiL ie
oob tam mon 1lht tptlien, mas
no9 palltert. OIele Seute baben lesi
bellere 3e1fen als lpie lie lerlals gez
Dabf baben. Wrauben ntht gu or-
belten, nur ulnberreiten anf gutel
Yferoen, ole lie iib auf ben Hanhos
faugdlt lhlabten Tteb, mo iie es
tlnoen uno nebnen aus ben Stores
bic totipenoigen Sebensnlitteln.. Ga.
rum oente th, miro es nod lange
oauern biz Die 2eute ibr iebiges
Geibaft aufgeben lperoen, aud tpenn
Die Selter Der Nepolntion Srieoei:
geihloiien baben.
Ser ipaniide @eiallote in Ser
SauptItaot Merifo bat oberInals ge
idnperoe bel Ser merifoliid,en 9tc.
gieruna erbobe1l. Dies neal bon-
belt es ~iid Inn einen lleberfol,
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g2iemals pine Mr6eit.

Die beidaftislten fleinen Ginger
oie lie gemaht ipuroen, iino &ing's
Neue 2ebenspillen. lie periescr
Sdtu1de in Starfe, 5btperfaaigfeit
IN gnergie, @eiltestrasbeit in 5dtig
felt. gelir 25c BET aaen Drugeiiten
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g.. $. & g. u. (Saupt-2inie)

g.. $. & g. u. (Saupt-2inie).
Nnfltnft-
$50. 9-@om Often. .7.35 porm
So. 7-@om Often. 80 radlra
gto. 10-gl Bafo u @eiten. .7:SO radm
gso. S-gon 81 Baio.. .,.1O.t5 bornl
Mbfnbrt
SO. 9-Nad sgf Yaio nno @eiten.
SO. -9ia4 81 gaio nnD @eifsn. @ .l1' -.
=. 700 abenos
go. 10-gia9 5. @eiten. 10000 abenbs
glo. 8-Na6 Dem Often. .10:45 BORN
Ro. 1--glah Sci 8io.. 400 abenbS
N;.Aar;a eNs.:C ~ - m
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->@in eutes @las @ier idrnedt
am beltelt tuenn man eS rngeltoti
trinfen fam. 9ies fam man Bel
9. 8urgitaller, neben Ser Sermonns-
iobne-&aIle, mo bas prGdtige NaB
itets ftiih am 3apf lit.
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Giienbabn : Tabrplau.
5. & g. o. ga5n.

Nntunft-
gto.3 Som Morben. -. GAS abenos
yso. 5- 8om Norben. .6.45 mora
yso. 7-2ocal bon 9earne. 1000 mora
gto. 9-2ocal bon Baleitine.
- =. =. ..1045 abenos
yto. A. Won Mertfo 1.5O nad1r.
yto. 12-Socal bon 2areoo (gen1ii1t) :.
oY: 900 ttor9.
geo. q yea6 Dem gfor6en. 1.55 nohm.
gto. g. Na6 benz Norben. 90 aben6s
Mo. 8-Socal na6 Haleftine Z. 80 nsora
yto. 10 ggpreb nad @earne.
o. 400 nrors
9o. 5 -9a6 1erifo 100 moro
No. 1 -Socal aad Sare6o (senibD
:. 1900 abe,lbs.
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TUFTS Lober PiIIen

halten bas Spifem In Drbnune unb
ptrkinbernben, tranibeiten 3uitanb bsr
eebtr, uel4er Qraniheiten bprbereebt.
Gin VtrbiMdsram9sanittsl
pon aOpff&mer,sn. Eispspfa. edmin.
bel, f4le&tem Gei1mad I'M Weilnbs
SObbrennen, beIeater 3unse, Mppetii.
toii9teit, 6artleibigteit unb
MQe biliDlfn 4eiben.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-08-04
ACROSS The Continent

There is a striking significance,
a wealth Of the romantic atmos-
phere OF the awakening west, and
a vivid, elaborate picturing of the
wilderness responding to the gen
ius of Western constructive civiliz-
alton in the beautiful book written
by Isabelle Carpenter Kendall, en-
titled "Across the Continent" a
copy OF which has just come to the
Searchlight. 1t IS the first book
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee q
Puget Sound Railway, and as a
luxuriously designed and printed
volume descriptive OF the wonder
lands between the Mississippi and
the Pacific Ocean it compels at.
tention as superb work OF art.
The book contains some seventy
large quarto pages Of heavy ealen-
dered paper and the elaborate
picture work in colors throughout,
as we'll as the distinctive letter
press and art work, disarm criti-
cism. Its chief significance lies
in its demonstration OF the scenic
grandeur and msgnihcance Of the
/, 400 miles OF new railway through
new territory in the prolific West.
The text is a concise, impressive
descriptive story Of trip over the
entire line, and the reproductions
OF photographs in colors are splen'
did examples Of engraving and
printing art. The principal town:
and districts along the line are
comprehensively described, a:
well as the chief elements OF i'm
proved railroad building that have
attracted worldwide attention tc
the Milwaukee road, which repre-
sents in some respects the most re-
markabie OF modern accomplish,
ments in railroad construction.
The book is issued by the publish,
ing department OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee & Puget Sound Rail,
way which is in charge Of Genera
Passenger Agent Geo. w. Hib.
bard and Traffic Manager r. M.
Calkins, Seattle, Washington.
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samples from the banner harvests
promise spirited rivalry and close
technical work on the part OF the
awarding judges when it comes
time to give out the trophies Tor
the displays.
In highly instructive pamphlet
recently compiled by Prof, Alfred
Atkinson, OF the Montana Agricul-
tural College at Bozeman and
other experienced observers, and
issued by the State Fair Board OF
Directors, exhaustive explanations
on how to prepare Farm Exhibits
are given tor the information OF
intending exhibitors, with a view
of attending the highest point OF
perfection in various displays and
showing the different grams and
grasses up to the best advantage.
Bigger and better displays are
being provided for and more OF the
farming districts will be repre-
scented than at any State ExPosi'
ton OF the past. The resrrange'
ment OF the building, which WORK
is now under way, gives a greater
allotment OF space to the aencul
tural Exhibits which will be fea
tured so as to attract, not onl,
state wide attention, but command
a frmer appreciation of Montana
agricultural possibilities from TIT
country at large.
Copies of booklet may be oh
tanned by addressing Secretary
A. Shoemaker, OF the Montan
State Fair, at Helena.
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OMAHA LAND SHOW
Over i7o. 900 People are Expected
to Visit Omaha on their Way
to Land Opening in
South Dakota

Omaha. July.-(SpeciaD BY
streak OF good fortune a large per
cent OF the I2o, 900 people who are
expected to file for CLAIMS in Mel
lette and Bennett counties, South
Dakota, will pass through Omaha
and will be given an opportunity
to see the Omaha Land Show al
which the resources and opportu-
mites of the entire west will be
exploited. Thus it will be possible
to directly interest thousands OF
persons who are actually seeking
homes and who will be in the pro-
per frame OF mine to receive and
absorb all the information that is
thrust upon them.
As an example OF the great num-
Der OF land seekers who will pass
through Omaha in October 1t is set
forth that in 1904 loo, 900 people
registered in Bonesteel. -Four
years later at the Dallas registra'
ton for Trip County lands II4,'
600 seekers made filings. On
these figures is based the estimate
that there will be at least 40, ooc
registrations at Dallas, Gregory
Rapid City and Chamberlain fol
the Mellette and Bennett count,
lands. At least 90, 900 OF thes,
are expected to pass through
Omaha, which is the gateway Il
the west, and 1t will be possible tC
interest a great many Of them il
the opportunities offered in thu
region further west. The soutl
Dakota registrations will be mad
between October 2 and al, and tn
drawings being October a, Will
the Land Show will be from tn
10Th to the 2Sth. The dates O
the show will give the honeseeker
an opportunity OF visiting in Oms
ha both before and after they G
to South Dakota.
During the last South Dakot
drawings most Of the applicant
came from Iowa, Illinois, Missoul
and other states in the middl
west, and the bulk OF the comm
registrations will be made by pee
pie from these states. 1t is thes
] people that the west is now tryin
to interest through the medium {
: the Land Show.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-08-04
The Searchlight.
BEAT THE WORLD
State Fair Will Draw the Eyes Of
the Farming World to the
Treasure State.

Under the guidance OF the Slo-
gan Beat the World, the Di-
rectors of the Agricultural exhibits
at the Montana State Fair are pre-
pairing for displays in this depart
ment which will turn the eyes oil
the Farming World toward the
Treasure State.
Never in the history OF the grain
raising industry has any locality
been more favored by all the ele.
ments conductive Of record break
ing crops than have the vast cerea
producing areas of Montana during
the present season.
Authentic crop records compiled
by the Railroad Companies, who's,
lines traverse the acknowledged
grain belts, place Montana in tn,
lead and at tins early date the Off
Gals of all roads entering the STATE
are preparing to handle the Bum
per Crops.
At the State Fair Office and per
manent exhibit maintained in tn
Khors Block, Helena, many sam
pies are beng received from vari
BUS farming communities, whic
substantiate the most sanguin
predic tons Of the crop experts.
The interest already manifesto
in the Farm Exhibits, assures 70
the 1917 State Fair and Agricul
,tural Exposition OF vastly create
importance than ever before a,
tempted and the Representative
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-08-04
G. N. Train Time Card.
WEST BOUND

There more CatArrh In this section OF the country
than all other diseases together and unt the
few years Gas supposed To BE- iDeurabls. For great
many years doctors pronounced II local diseae and
prescribed local remedies and BY constantly falling
70 cure With local trratment pronounced ncurabe.
Science has proven Catarrh be a coSstitutonA dis
and therefore requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufaetured by y, j. Cheney
Co. Toaedo. Ohio. b tAe only Constitutional
the mArket II h tAken Internally IN does from 10
drops 10 teAspoonful- II acts directly the hood
and mucous surfAces OF the system They ofef one
hundred coaiAn for any ca~ II fails 10 cure. send
foe circuiAn and sessinoniaia
Addfeo y. }. CHENEY co. Toledo. Ohio
Sod BY DragEists 7se.
IaIe Hails Family Pnis for soastipAsioa-
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-08-04

Harold, aged nine. came home the
other day In such state as to cause
great perturbation 10 the household.
Mercy" exclaimed his mother.
How on earth did you manage to go
your clothes 20 frishtfully torns"
Harold assumed a virtuous air.
"tryin' to keep q little boy from bsin'
licked" he explained.
That Was fine Of you. Harold"
was the enthusiastic response Of the
parent. And who was the little bogf"
"Ms"-Harper's Magazine.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-08-04
Wife Got Tip Top Advice

MY wife wanted me to take our boy to
the doctor to cure an ugly boil writes d
Frankel. Of Stroud. Okla. Il said put
Bucklen's Arnica Salve on il. She did so.
and il cured the boil in a short time. "
Quickest healer Of Burns. Scalds, Cuts,
corns, Bruises. Sprains, Swellings. Best
Pile cure on earth. Try it. Only 2Sc at
Valley Drug Store.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-08-04
Apprehension.

'Oh, doctor. something terrible be-
happened! Ny little F1do has Just BIT
tsn that pie-fsoed. razor.tempered Miss
JaSgsl Do you think any harm Will -
sultf"
Mot At all. Calm yourself. my dear
madam. Miss Jasgs In not likely 70
suffer serious consequences"
II wasn't thinking Of Miss JaSEs.
doctor. I want to know II n could
poison poor, dear little Fidof"