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The chronicle=news., 1912-11-06
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ST. Louis. Mo. Nov. 6.-Missouri.
the mysterious stranger. for eight
years In the Republican ranks.
scrambled back into the solid south"
line yesterday. Both national and
Democratic state tickets won by plu-
ralitics cstimai tod at 100 600.
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r WYOMING :
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Cheyenne. Wyo.. Nov. with six
counties TO hear from. Republicans
are claiming Warren has forty-on.
votes for United tSat.s senator. with
forty-two necessary TO elect. Wilson
and Taf, are running closc. Com
grcssman Mondell. Republican. Is re-
elected.
Figures Mt ! 80 u. M. Indicate
Warren ,Republicanb Tor senator has
thirty-five and K.ndrick ,DcmocraD
thirty-four members of the legisla'-
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NORTH CAROLINA

Charlotte. \. C.. Nov. North
Carolina gave majority OF more
than $4,000 to Wilson and Marshall.
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Ticket Triumphant
LATE RETURNS INCREASE
VOTE FOR THE DEMOCRATS;
TAFT RUNNING POOR THIRD

On
Wilson
q q q 4 a q q q q a a a a a a a :
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Weather Bureau Report.

Tonight fair warmer east portion.
: Thursday fair, warmer southeast por-
,ion.
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standing today OF the house OF
OF
ana
congress-
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CONTINUED on page sevenD
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THE WEATHER
PHILOSOPHICAL pHELlx SAYS

".Jin.' seq Wcs,
yer dope on lee
tion returns IS
in the same class
with that pictur"
of lection crow DIS
wcarin' straw
hats
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Continued on page two.)
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-06
Congressional Table

indicate political complexion Of III
Of follows:
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The chronicle=news., 1912-11-06

II It's exception value at tho price.
it's SURE to be advertised In the
chronicls-Nsws. else the ner.
chant would be hopelessly unpro-
gressivs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
OKLAHOMA SENATOR HAS MAR
ROW ESCAPE FROM
5S.ls DEATH. sssSSsS SS


Waukesha, Wis. April Senator
Gore Of Oklahoma narrowly escaped
death this afternoon when Al erazed
Pole, Charles schomulla. attacked him
with club while the senator was
speaking The Pole was sitting near
the stage and In the midst of the sen-I
ator's speech Suddenly leaped to
platform. drawing a club from III
meath his ocercoat as he jumped
swung instantly ct the senator's
One Of the men on the stage.
y. e. Hamilton. was quicker 80,
maniac, however. and knocked Soho
mrulla on the stage before his hlow
landed The blind senator waa ignor-
ant Of his DANGER until the man was
loverpoEared by the audience.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
Fl00D AT MANDAN|
PART OF CITY N Y NDATED BY
FIX oD WATERS IN TRlR RuToRY
70 mis- ouRi. 5si

4 Bismarck, N. d, March 5. por-
ton ofs Mandan 5ust across the Mis-:
souri, river from here Is inundated son.
account of the back water In Heart
river d tributary to the Missouri.
Parts of the city known as Syndicate
and Dog Town resemble large lake
and consid iderable damage is done by
water ii the base enaents.
Many residents have sought tenn.
porary quarters On the north side Of
the town. The food ID supposed to
have reached Its highess point now
and danger of flooding the Northern
Pacific shops has passed.
Word was received here that the fee
has gone out ii the Yellowstone riys
Ger and II Is expected the Missouri will
begin To rise here about 5silnday bist
pe3osdxs aou 81 spooB paq 20 IeSupp
5as Il Il soft and win move out quick
". l
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
DEL \ EGAT TES LINE UP
RUsHs NOMINATION PAPERS FOR
MA ATloNAL DELEGATES TO
BOSTON OFFICES.

Boston, April The rush Of the
nomination papers of candidates for
national convention delegates with mo-
tees Of the presidential preference
Tor the primary win be held April 80,
;delnged the Office of the secretary Of
state when the time limit for filing.
expired tonight.
Taft La ollette and Roosevelt are
assured Of places among the presi-
dental preferen ntial ndidates on the
repnb nblican ticket, while the democratic
ticket viii hear the names Of Cover
/ nor Foss, Champ Clark ard Governor
woodrow wilson
Full states Of delegates for both
Taft and Roosevelt were flied by the
repab lean t,,.s democratic side
ives q full ticket Of delegates, for Noss,
but no ticket for either CLARK Of Wil.
ssen.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
QUAR- TERMONT IS
IN Tolls Il Il S AGAIN
Minneapolis Man Was Re-Arrested In
. Matthews Murder !
s.s.' w, Mystery II.

Minneapolis, April Formally
charged with the murder of Alice Mat
thews,: Frank ). Quartemont, next
door, neighbor and close friend of the
slain girls family was arraigned on
Tuesday. Before he had opportunity
to plead to the charge of first degree
murder, the examination was contin-
ued to 2 p. m. Wednesday,. The ar
raingment followed a dramatic re- ar
rest Of .Quartermont at the door OF
District Court Judge Jelly's court,
where the suspect had been freed on
a writ Of habeas corpus, after he had
been detained in the city hall since
Saturday. The information on which
the formal arrest wasmade was sworn
to- by Louis Hansen a police depart
ment detective, the sudden turn in the
investigation left the court officials,
attorneys and public wondering what
new evidence had been uncovered.
That additional information had
been obtained of sufficient importance
to strengthen materially the case a,
gainst Quartemont was the assertion
of County Attorney James Robertson
This evidence will have to be re
vealed when the prisoner Is taken be
fore Municipal Judge Montgomery
The prisoner was led back 10 the city
jail and locked up in one Of the Sc
Guided cells reserved for prisoners
charged with offenses Of the first mag
nitude. Isl.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
FOUR HURl
IN FRI All
BISMARCK
Archie hubbel, His Wife And Two
Children Forced To Jump FROM
s Flaming Building
CAUSE OF FIRE unknown
kundert Department Store And Ad-
joining Pool Hall Totally
Destroyed
o.. ~. = y b 1 -
CAUSE OF FIRE unknown

Bismarck, NJ D., April 5.-Archie
Hubbel, formerly of Fargo, sustained
a broken ankle, his wife had her left
arm broken in two places and has in
ternal injuries and little Verne Hub
bel, age 4, had her nose and jaw brok
en- as result of jumping out Of a
second story window in a burning
building Tuesday morning at 5 o'clock.
The family had rooms over the Kun
dert department store and were awak-
ened by smoke and tried to get out
Of the building by the back way and
found the stair case burning.
" Hubbel led his family to the front
Of the building where he kicked out a
window. Mrs. Hubel became excited
and threw Werner to the stone side
walk and then jumped, sustaining the
injuries, above noted. Hubel had a
one year Old baby in his arms when
he jumped and the child was uninjur-
ed. s.55 :l:s.s 8.
/. Mrs. HubbePs injuries are SO serious
that It Is doubtful if she will receiver.
4. Both the tlepar artment store and the
adjoining pool room were completely
DESTROYED and with the stock makes a
loss Of about s15, 900 with good insur-
ance. There is nothing known Of the
origin Of the fire except that it start
ed on: the first floor Of the department
store. 5=$ss I: sSs:5 5.sis:5#5 3a.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
'CYC'L One VISITS
EASTERN CITIES
Two Women Fatally Injured And Two
Score Buildings b III Raised
At Camden /.

Phtlad lphia April IS Two sWo-
men were fatally injured, scores Of
houses were unroofed and more than
25 buildings were demolished by 81
wind storm Of cyclonic velocity which
passed over that portion Of Camden
known as Coopers Point and swept
down the Delaware river TO the center
Of this city Tuesday night doing heav-
( damage. Tonight Camden is in DARK
ness all the electric lights having
been turned off. while the streets In
the northern section OF that city are
Tiled with debris from ruined builo
lngs and telegraph poles. .5s
isiss Alice Cleary OF Camden AM I
Miss Anna Behrend Of Philadelphia
who weres riding in stret car in
Camden, were caught beneath q build
ing which was olished and so bad
" crushed that PHYSICIANS say neither:
can receiver. ss5 81. ::5ss 3:a.5
h IN the section Of Camden where the
storm was the most severe, entire
blocks Of dwellings were unroofed and
the occupants driven to the streets
Ia terror. s5is2sIs
Although the vortex Of the storm
did not reach this city, onsiderable
damage was done here, the wind
reaching a velocity 81 more than forty
miles an hour.
Thunder and lighting accompanied
the storm and shared in the general
Z work OF destruct tion.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
Continued on Page Four
FARMERS TRAIN Will BE HELD
vi OVER sATu RDAY Nj iGHT FOR s
fSs HoRs BE FAlF

Because Of the horse fair Saturday,
arrangements have been made with
the management Of the Farmers road
to hold the train leaving Devils Lake
IN the Afternoon until { o'clock, ssatur-
day night. This will give the farmers
coming into Devils Lake for the fair
an ample opportunity 10 see every.
thing, make their purchases at the
local stores. and still reach their
homes In good season.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
PRIMARY
Bill GETS
turn DOWN.
Minnesota Republican Committee
/. Does Not Want Presidential
d. Preference Measure
is TABLED AFTER Fight
Delegate Convention Ntll BE Held ID
Minneapolis May Sixteenth.
B. Taft Endorsed
IS TABLED AFTER FIGHT

4 st. Paul, MINI. April The presi-
dental preferential primary plan was
turned down at a meeting Of the state
Republican central committee here on
Tuesday. On a motion to table ares
olution Is looked upon as a yictorySfor
stood: Ayes, 28;; nays Z; not voting,
2. a
The state convention will be held in
Minneapolis May ,16. s i.
The rejection Of the presidential res.
olution is looked upon aa ictory for
the state administration. forces. The
proposition to hold preferential pri-.
mary was made bby Walter =. Houser,
In a letter to State Chairman q. E.
Smith. II ~. ~ Il
The resolution framed along the line
suggested by Mr.. Houser, was offered!
by James Larson, assistant secretary;
Of state. The presentation Of the reso-
luton precipitated "a heated debate. 81 +
Pointed to North Dakota. 4
y State Senator George H. Sullivan of
Saltwater took the floor, and with the;
voice. which often: shook the halls ef
the senate chamber last session, de-
5clared that North Dakota primaries
had shown the inefficiency Of the pri-
mary system and said that this state
did not want the safeguards thrown
up in caucuses to be displaced by inef-
fcient primary elections. +
The Democrats do not come into
cur caucuses, !, !. said Mr.. Sullivan, .'but
they do come into our primaries"
It early became apparent that the
preferential resolution was doomed to
defeat. After debate and the question
was put, Mr.. Larson asked for roll call.
Twenty-eigbt voted to lay the resolu-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
TWO LIVES LOST.

The greatest volume Of wa
II ter in the history Of the Miss J,
\. issippi river is held today be- !,
+ tween two hundred miles Of i,
i. levees. They have broken IN +
+ several places and flooded !
+ large areas. Breaks at Hick- !
man, KY, opposite on the Mis- i =
=. souri, side, and at Memphis !
+ have made thousands home 4
+ less and done untold damage. !
i Warning has been given how !
+ ever. and to date only two i
r lives have been reported lost. !
r Two thousand persons ma, !
!. rooned at Hickman, are suf- i
!. fering privation while trains !
+ with food supplies cannot be !
:. run into the city. j
i From Cairo, Ill, to Helena, !
!. Ark, persons living near the !
I. river are aband doning their !
4 homes and moving their ef- !
+ fects and live stock to higher j
!. ground. Further breaks in the j
+ Kentucky and Tennessee lev i
i ees are expected and it is fear i
4. ed the water will force its way !
4. through those Of Arkansas and ], !
Mississippi. ..sa . IF 81 i
s3ss s. !. ...lE. i. u -. y. j
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
FIGHT ING
Bob WINS
BIG VOTE
Wisconsin Primary Gives La Toilette
Twenty Three Out Of Twenty
Six Delegates
WILSON WINS OUT EASN
SeIdel. Socialist Mayor, Is Defeated
In Milwaukee By Overwhelming
Majority
WILSON WINS OUT EASILY

Milwaukee, Wis.,, April 5.-Unised
States Senator Robert NJ. LaRollette Of
Wisconsin, according to incomplete re-
turns at hand, defeated Taft ON the
republican ticket, and Woodrow Wil.
son defeated Speaker Champ Clark on
the democratic ticket in the state,s
first presidential preferential primary,
held today. tf.s .s., .: I:
Although the available returns. were
scattered, E. L. Phillip, manager OF
President Taft's primary campaign in
this state, conceded to LaFollette z3
out of 26 delegates to the republican
national convention. +Esrgs: ~
In Superior, LaFollette defeated
Taft by a vote of 1,487 to 27S. at
Oshkosh and throughout Winnebagc
county LaFollette defeated Taft by
2 to vote. Similar returns were re-
ceived from Eau Claire, Appleton, La
rosse, Racine, Madison and a number
of other large cities Of the state. AZ
Woodrow Wilson's lead on the DEM
ocratic ticket apparently equalled that
Of LaFonette on the republican tick.
ct "+-r+'t F>sa - 22f.s5. ;5F8ssI2
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
Continued on Page Four.
TO the; People Of Devils Lake

#4 Do YOU want to see your city looked upon as a
village or little metropolis?
Doyou want to see the clerks Of your city slave N
Z 13 hours q day #5s4zS ss
zss The early closing proposition SsUPfTOs YOU
. With your Endorsement every store in the city of
Devils Lake will lock its doors at 6:3O r. M
# II the early closing rule LOOKS GOOD TO
YOU talk about It to your neighbor, talk about
Ito the store where you spend your money.
5s Make ita rule to do your shopping before 80
y. NJ. and urge your friends to do the same
The hundreds Of clerks il Devils Lake are en-
titled to this consideration. Make it possible for
# them to enjoy life with everyone else
Demand FAIR PLAY for the men and women
behind the counters. 81
INSIST ON A SQUARE DEAL fve days .in
y the week The success Of the early closing plan
6 IS up ~ the people. ARE YOU going to do your
\ share
s=s Devils Lake Is no longer IN THE VILLAGE
CLASS.
The Progressive merchants have taken the
1 lead. TIL LIVE ONES are closing at Is 80 q -
h clock.
Are you going to assist in ckling the peo-
& pie who serve you behind the counter? Help to-
i makesit possible for the clerks to SERVE YOU
4 !. RIGHT with q reasonable working day.
Give the stores that close at $50 r. M. your
THE RET All CLERKS Or DEVILS LAKE.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
+ !. !. !. j. !. i. !. + !. !. + !
LEvEEs UNDER STRAIN.
With the greatest volume Of

.rE LEvEES UNDER . KAHN.
!. With the greatest volume Of +
+ water in history racing down !
!. the Mississippi river, the main +
!. banks of the great waterway i
!. remained intact tonight, but j
+ private leyees are breaking !
+ and whether the main levees j
i rain soaked, can withstand i
+ the two feet or more of water !
pS predicted is problematical. !
+ Government engineers assert 4
+ the levees are in better shape i
4 than during any previous i
+ food, but experienced river :,
!. men say the strain will be i
!. greater than ever before. !
i They are less optimistic than !
!. the government men. !
!. In the vicinity Of Cairo, Ill, !
+ two outside leyees broke to- !
!. day. At Point Pleasant, NO., !
!. where the river went through !
: several days ago. a mile of the !
r levee is gone, the low lands j
are flooded to a depth Of four !
i. to five feet and water is pour q
+ ing into st. Francis river !
!. basin. Liando. Mo-, is threat !
>. ened. At that point the bank j
i has caved to the point of dan. !
+ ger and every available man !
y. is at work building loop >
=. around the danger zone, !
= !. -. ...s. s ..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND cARPEN
TIERS ON STRIKE IN WINDY
\ W. s2fsa$s CITY. r.

Chicago. April 5.The # executive
committee Of the carpenters union. on
Saturday called a general strike Of IT.
900 men here. All building activity is
at q stand still as . result of the or
der. HI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
SOUTH IS
HELP ED [ By
CONGRESS \ |.
house And Senate Rush Through Bill
Appropriatlnq S35O,OOO
10 Fix l!eyees
RIVERS ON RAMPAGE
Monster Ice Jam Sends Torrent Of
Water From Raging River Into
Wisconsin Valley ..
RIVERS ON RAMPAGE.

y 81 Z, , -.
Washington, April s. President Taft
sent message to- congress Monday
asking that $50O,0c0 be appropriated
for Strengthening the levees and build
ing new dikes in the flood districts a.
long the Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio
rivers, and within rs minutes after it
was read in the house that body passed
the bill taking $350,OO0 available for
the purpose. sS.5s "a ss saSs m
The bill was rushed over to the sem
ate where it also passed and was sent
to the president for his signature.
The president sent his message OF
appeal to congress after Senators Fos-,
ter and Thornton and virtually the en-
tire Louisiana delegation in the house
had called upon him and pictured the
destruction being worked BY the
foods. $;5S ssss 81 55#.4
chippewa8on Rampage.
Durand, Wis, April 81 Turned form
the channel BY the largest ice jam ever
experienced in the lower Chippewa
valley, a rushing focd Of swollen wa.
Sitera of the GhippeWa river swept all
obstacles from their path I'll a disas-
trous race across the right of way
& OF the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad today. 5,5S. il ;@s s2 $g
=, ". & ~, sxF ,3+,,
hundred feet Of track and road bed
were destroyed. 5s5$s s5s. e
The current is swift and dangerous
and homes in the vicinity are constant
" threatened By large cakes Of Ice and
undermining water. Additional sec
tions Of the railroad bed are In danger
and unless relief Is secured at once
an enormous loss will be sustained.
All traffic on the division will be at a
standstill for some time. HUH
Levee Weakening. szsl.s
Cape Girardeau, Mo-, April The
guage at Cape Giradeau recorded 34.2
feet today and the government advices
predict q stage Of s5 feet within 4s
hours. s.s. Z. ssss
The leYees on both sides OF the river
have protected this vicinity from dam.
age, but one point in the east Cape
! LeYee weakened tonight. Farmers are
working frantically to strengthen the
& levee. VI
large force of men are working to
save the Frisco tracks at Cape Rock
north of here. Trains between here
and Memphis are being operated ovel
the Cotton Belt system and Gulf divis
ION trains Of the Frisco are being de
/ toured over. another division to gel
into this city. stf.
"a number OF farmers were forced K
nee from their homes north Of SFas
4 Cape I'LL. today
Nebraska Situation Improved.
Omaha, Neb., April The flood sit
4 nation In eastern Nebraska was greatl!
relieved today when 1000 passenger
who had remained In Omaho for fort!
hours were able To- continue their jour
ney eastward. The Union Pacific ran
road was able TO start fifteen OF 1t
B; overland trains westward this after
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-04-05
Superior Election.

superior, WIS.,, April 5.-JOseph s..
Konkel was elected mayor of Superior
by a majority of 1892 over Fred Van
Buren,, the clean governments can
didate, at Tuesdays municipal and
presidential primary election. The to-
tai vote for Konkel. was 3,277 and for
Van Buren 1,S45. Charles OHare and
Fred Tomlin were elected councilmen.
This was the first election under the
new form in Superior and very heavy
vote polled the climax of one Of the
most sensational and bitter campaigns
in the cltys history. @ @ #$5 ss.. ss
Milwaukee Socialists Lose.
milwaukee, April 5.-Dr. G. A. Bad
ing, non-partisan candidate for mayor.
Tuesday defeated Mayor Emil seidel,
the socialist incumbent, by total vote
of 43,177 to 10000. OF SO aldermen
elected Tuesday, rs were bipartisan
and seven were socialists. With four
socialist .hold-over aldermen, the new
city council will be composed Of 20.
non-partisan aldermen and Ii social.
list aldermen. 25 2555.7.5; z5533 l
st$ LaFollette Popular at Home.
Madison, Wis, April Returns
from six towns In the Third congres.
sional district, LaFollette's home dis
trict in the presidential preference.
primary show that LaFoi oilette ran four
to one over Taft. LaFoliette dele
gates are elected.
Alfred 7. Rogers, republican nation
al committeeman, and former law part
ner Of IaF'ollette. predicted thai La
Toilette would have the largest vote
he ever polled in Wisconsin. 8
The Clay City times., 1912-08-22

From a reward of 1925 offered
by construction company build
ing a part of the l.. & N. railroad
in Est:ll county it seems that the
public of Estill county have found
grievances of the l.. & N. and its
methods and have given the COM
pany q note of some kind of
warning. The company is also
having some trouble over at Beat
tyville where they propose to
confiscate a good portion of the
towns already limited streets.
The Clay City times., 1912-08-22

qualification of the names of
campaign contributors is what
Roosevelt's progressive party
promises. After the progressive
party has been elected to power
"a law will be put on the statute
books requiring that the names
of all who contribute TO the cam
iign funds of the various par
ties shall be printed before the
election. Will the new party
show its faith in this declaration
by publishing the names of those
who contributed to the Roosevelt
primary campaign fund and to
the fund now being raised for
the progressive party? This is
an interesting question and you
should pass it on to the progress
sive newspaper and to the pro.
gressive politician. 1t would not
be a bad plan to put the ques-
tion up to Theodore Roosevelt
himself. His address is Oyster
Bay, New York. One hundred
thousand letters asking this very
pertinent and interesting ques-
tion would no doubt elicit
mighty roar from the Big Moose. (.
Exchange.
The Clay City times., 1912-08-22
Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain rlercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when en-
tering it through the mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure is
manufactured by F. j. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, O., contains no mer-
curry, and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. 1t is taken internal
ly and made in Toledo. Ohio, by
f. J. Cheney and Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c
per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for
cOnstipatiOn.
The Clay City times., 1912-08-22
SWEET CLOVER

A great fertilizer, and hardy
vigorous forage plant for hay and
pasture viii grow in any soil,
even in rocky places. Can he sown
with spring oats, or sown alone in
May for meadow, and sown in with
corn at the last cultivation. Prices
of seed, and circular how to grow it
nt o. rru'"st
BOYHARA SrFD CO.. falmouth, Ky.
!. \ aJ.'
The Clay City times., 1912-08-22

Surely our Creator is smiling
upon us. Copious rains have
given us good crops of all kinks,
grass was never better, fruit
more plentiful, and live stock
was never higher in price.
The Clay City times., 1912-08-22
CLUB RATES.

For the convenience of our SUBJ
scribers, we have arranged club rates
with the following papers at prices
below mentioned:
The TIMES and
Courier-Journal $1.OO
" Cincinnati Enquirer Ito
" Louisville Herald 80
" Home and Farm IS
Inland Farmer 100
American Farmer 90
" Southern Agriculturist rs
The Clay City times., 1912-08-22

IL seems too bad that Mr.. Taft's
cabinet is breaking up now, with
next March so far away.
The Clay City times., 1912-08-22

Teddyfobia is raging in all
parts of the county and is spread.
ing fast. Most dangerous ana
unpleasant diseases originate
and flourish best among the col.
ored population, but it is not the
case with Teddyfobia.