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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-11-15
COMPLETE VOTE OF
COUNTY NAMES NO
MATERIAL CHANGE
sContinued from First Page,

OF more than a vote or two in 4 sim
gle precinct of the county.
Hoopers majority is little more
than estimated on the night of the
election due to the fact that he car
ried Enterprise which was not ex-
pected. Two years ago Hooper lost
the county to Bob Taylor by 294,
making a change Of about ATS in "a
vor of the good government .candi.
date. Although the vote last Tues
day was only thirty-five less than cast
two years ago the vote for governor
was only 1888 while two years ago
1t was 4134. The total vote for presi
dent was 3404. Wilson's vote was
approximately the same received four
years ago by Bryan and this county
will have the same number of votes
in convention that it has had for the
past four years, twenty-three.
Taft's vote is just about what II
was four years ago, the vote for
Roosevelt simply representing add
tional votes in the county. This
county will have the same represen
tation in republican conventions that
1t has had in the past.
Although the temperance people
had no candidate for railroad com.
missioner Hannah's majority In the
county was only 900. He received
400 less votes than McMillin. Had
he been opposed by temperance
candidate he would have been SHOW
ed under. 1t appears that the indie
pendents would not vote for him and
many regulars doubtless remembered
his fight for the good government
cause two years ago. Less than halt
the voters voted at all for this Of
fee. Hannah's vote was 5000 less
than the total vote of the county.
The vote for the legislative candi
dates did not aggregate as much as
lit did two years ago. Long received
the highest vote of any candidate on
the ticket except Wilson, getting
2,o69 and while he won by MAORI
| ties of 667 and $50 over Moore and
Hammond respectively, his total vote
in the county was nineteen more than
received by Galloway two years ago
Moore's vote in the county was jus,
exactly 500 less than he obtained two
years ago. At this ratio in four races
| his total vote would be completely
wiped out in the county.
Hammond did not even do so well
| his vote being more than 600 less
than that received by Shelley, the
running mate of Moore in 1910. He
also ran 113 votes behind Moore this
time.
Two years ago Greer, Ind. Dem.
carried the county by twenty-five over
IT. B. Brown, Pat. Dem. This time
Brown lost the county by 744.
Hooper carried the first, fifth, sixth
seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth dis
tricts. McMillin carrieu the second
| third and fourth. Wilson carried eNi
| cry district in the county, but ,st 9
precinct or two.
In the race for congress Turner
carried only the second district
Church carried every district in the
county for the senate, including thai
of his opponent, but Long and Dentor
lost the second district by a small
majority.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-11-15
ELECT MEMBER
OF ROAD BOARD
CLAY HIGHT, OF TINE FoUHTh
DISTRICT WILL PROBABLY
HAVE NO OPPOSITION.

Among the important duties OF the
county quarterly court at the Janua-
ry term will be the election of mem
Der of the road or workhouse COM
mission of the county to succeed Clay
Hight, of the fourth district. Mr..
Hight has served only short time.
Having been elected to fill the Lnex-
pired term of james T. Petty. TIE is
a candidate for reelection and il is
not believed that he will have opposi-
ton. He has made very efficient Of
fetal and his friends believe he Is
entitled to a full term.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-11-15

Church received in the district
ninety-nine more votes than Greer
got Browns vote in the two years
dropped STA. Even had Brown re-
ceived the same vote that he did in
all the counties two years ago Church
would still have been the winner. In
1908 Greer, temperance democrat, de-
feated RUSSELL nthe district by 582,
so that Churchs majority is the larg-
est received since the present divis-
ion of the democratic party occurred.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-11-15
THIS week TELLS
WHETHER IT WILL
Be PEACE OR WAR
EUROPE IN THE MOST. CRITICAL
PERIOD OF MODERN
TIMES.
DIPLOMATS EVERYWHERE BUSY
There Is Hopeful Indication In the
Way the Powers Are Taking POSI-
tlons Regarding the Differences
That Are Now Prevailing.

LONDON, Nov. H.. Europe Is now
facing one of the most critical weeks
in its history, 1t may end In war in
which the whole of Europe may be in.
volved,, or it may be remembered as
a week in which diplomacy succeed.
ed in solving problems that appeared
insolvable to many.
The Bulgarian army is on the point
Of entering Constantinople. This will
be resented by Russia. At the same
time the Turkish capital is threaten.
ed by massacre from within.
On the other side OF the Balkan
peninsular there is an acute conflict
between the aims of Austria-Hunga-
ry and Servia, which, If it is not ar.
ranged, might start a general Euro.
pean outbreak.
The most hopeful sign Is the fact
that moderating Influences are being
brought to bear by Germany, close
ally of Austria-Hungary, and by Bull
garia, Servia's comrade in arms
Views of Austria Hungary concern
ing European Turkeys future are
pretty well known to include access
into the eastern markets, the integ
rity Of Albania, including the Adriat
ic coast of that country and compea
sation for Roumania which has a.
ways claimed that when Bulgarian
territory is extended her borders
should likewise spread
The Austria-Hungarian minister al
Belgrade informed the Servian COY
eminent of these proposals and sug
gested that reasonable settlement
would be that Austria in return fol
corresponding privileges in the Bal
kan ports and on the railroads lead
ing to them, should give Servia run
ming privileges over the line that il
to be built to Durazzo and that the
two countries together should use II
as a free port.
Existing jealousies are so intense
however, that it will take lot Of
pressure to induce either Austria OF
Servia to recede from it's demands
Austria, in fact, takes SO seriously
the advance of the Servian force to
ward Durazzo that she has disaatch
ed a steamer there to take off Aus
trian residents when the Serviar
troops arrive.
Servia's friend, Russia, also is pre-
pairing for eventualities Besides
keeping her time expired men III the
army, she is mobilizing her forces
and her arsenals and commissariat
departments are working night and
day.
As to the actual fighting very little
news Is coming through. The situa
ton at Adrianople continues some
thing OF riddle. The Bulgarians
claim to have absolutely surrounded
the city.
A cable dispatch, however sent
Saturday from within the Turkish
lines, repeate dthe claim that Tur
kish official dispatch of Bulgarian
reverse in the Maras zone.
The Turkish authorities, owing te
the protests of the foreign ambassa
doris, now disclaim any intention Of
proclaiming holy war.
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GOOD NEGRO GOES
TO FINAL REWARD

Joe Webster, one Of the best and
most highly respected old negroes Of
this community, died on Monday
night. He was for years he family
servant of DIR. Pillow and also of H.
Carpenter and DR.. A. G. Dinwiddie
and he enjoyed the confidence and es-
TEEN of members Of both races. :.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-11-15
CHURCH MAJORITY
IS ALMOST 500
MAURY coUNTIAN CARRIED TWO
OF THE THREE COUNTIES
OF THE DISTRICT.

Complete returns from the twenti
eth senatorial district give the follow.
ing results:
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Advertisement
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08

Cs Es Park will spas + on Iaincclln u;
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Herman Thyen, one or tho pioneer
farmers residing near Waveriy was ii
Watertown visitor Thursday and while
IN the city called at the Saturday
News Office and renewed his subscrip.
ton for another year. Mr.. Thyen
says he has farmed in South Dakota
for the past thirty years and last year
was the first time that he failed to
raise feed enough for HIS stock. He
thinks, however, that with the soil
In the present moist condition that
we are assured q good crop next fall
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08
ii-2Gl
HENRY.

Hon. Geo w. Egan, the independent
republican candidate for governor will
speak at Henry on Monday, Feb. 12..
He intended to be here last Monday
but owing to the blockade Of the rail
roads he was unable to fill the APP
pointment. Do not fail to hear him as
he is one OF the greatest public speak
ers in the northwest and he will he
the next governor OF South Dakota
Mr.. and Mrs. Heines are rejoicing
over the arrival of a son, born Janu-
AIRY 20, 1912. S.s ..sfs
@ Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Aldous are the
parents Of a baby boy, born Feb. I,
Al number from Henry attended the
party at the d. p. Cosgrove home FRI
day night. All report a good time
w. B. Johnston, who has been visit.
Ing at Norfolk, Nebraska, returned
home Monday evening.
Charles Gender, who has been visit
ing relatives end friends at this place,
leaves this week for his place at Ores.
co, Iowa. N
Invitations are out for q dance at
1.-The McQuacker home Friday evening
Z. q. Foss, Albert Zweig and daugh,
| ter we're Watertown visitors Tuesday
q. s.. B. Olson of Watertown was ir
Henry Monday 35s .s 81:
| Mr., Frank Peck and son George, re
turned home from Rapid City, s. y.
Mae Enright received word that hei
mother. living In Iowa, was very SICK
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08
Meigbb orbooo Mews

Tuesday to spent a few days at the
home Of her brother, Will Lewis.
Miss Adams was pleasantly enter
tanned at the home Of Eli Oleson We'd
nesday evening.
Geo. Nichols and wife are visiting
at the homes OF Fred Sasse, Barney
Jacobs and other friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. william Ellis was a caller at
the home Of Mr.. Frenz Friday.
Fred Frenz returned home from
Iowa Saturday, bringing a gentleman
friend with him for a stay for a While.
f. b. Rowley and wife called at the
home of b. G. Lewis Monday.
The Grange meeting held at kampes
Ia sees to have met with good success
Is or rs members are in good standing.
The next meeting to be held Is Tues a
lday evening, all members are request
ed to be present.
1 ON account of the storm the dance
Friday night was postponed until iatel
The school house in districe NO
A burned to the ground Tuesday at
ternoon shortly after the noon hour
! The cause was play fire started II
1.-The hall and supposed to be put on
and safe. Shortly after school Wal
IcaTed the teacher noticed roarins
i sound and found the entry ell abi iai
under the floor. Fred Heathcote wa
4 called and several others were soon @
i the SPOT. Mr.. Heathcote saved all tn
Ehnoks and furniture but the organ
Il Fortunately no one was hurt In
j term win be finished in the yacaE
school house owned by Charles SCI
i ven which win be fitted and ready p
1 Wednesday. Is, ,r,,
!. d.v ana attended the lodge IN n
4 avenir,g returning Tuesday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08

not running the man from Mitchell
was unable to be there.
Ralph Schoonover came over from
Garden City Monday to help his broth
er Ernest clean seed grain for few
days. ss &S 5.54s
Claus Yogt and family were enter
tained at the Ault home Sunday even
ing.
John Healy was lost in the blizzard
a couple of hours Wednesday, morning
while on his way to Henry. He had
started for Henry early In the morn
ing to make the 1850 train and got lost
on the school section north of town.
\ Ella White was a. visitor Wednes.
day and Thursday at the Ernest
Schoonover home.
Mr.. Tubbs, carrier on No. l got
caught In the storm Saturday and
stopped at Ernest Schoonover's for
several hours, then went home Instead
of finishing his trip. s
Miss Minnie Hanson and Oscar
Swanson were In Wallace Friday even
ing. Is 81 ;s.s
Muslin Sale. John Moos.ie Or,
Goods Co. .5sz
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08
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III
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08
RIcHI..A,ND.

RIcHEAND. is;. a g
Milder weather since last we wrote
hope the cold spell is broken.
Claude Rowley and Emil Moiln are
on the sick list and can not attend
school. Nj. S5 # g$l
The Kampeska L. a. s. was enter
tanned at the home of j. ]. Purcell,
Z Thursday afternoon. An elegant din-
I ner was served at 3 O'Clock. a nne
time was enjoyed by all. AT late;
hour all departed for their homes e1s
I pecting to meet In two weeks OF the
\ home of ]. ]. Moiln. {,
Don't forget the social at the nall
4 at Kampeska Friday. the 18th.
Mrs Purcell of Watertown - VISIT
ing at the home Of her son Sam az
present, ,
Messrs Bert Lewis. ] Molln ana
wives were entertained at the home o.
B. q. Lewis Sunday evening 4
Mrs. AZ d. Ostrander is STAYING at
4 the home ofs her parents, MT. and Mrs.
& b u. Lewis at the present We are
sorry to say she Is not so well.
Miss Iva, Lewis vent to Kampesk
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08
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Il. B. Keator came down from Wa
tertown Monday morning and while
here he informed us that his wife was
rapidly recovering from the effects OF
successfully performed upon her for
indications 1t will be but short time
effects. o. 20. Anderson of Water
town, but a former resident OF this
place for number OF years while he
spent Friday in our little city looking
after some business affairs. He is
an employe of the Baskervil Hell Rowe
wholesale house and is well pleased.
with his position. He Is well and;
lfavcrably known here and his many
friends enjoyed his welcome visit. I.
J. j. Bennett left here Tuesday night!
for his home in Waterfowl: he having
closed out the stock of harness shop
goods purchased at the sale of goods:
Formerly owned by Robert Tweit. Mr.
Bennett is considering the matter of
engaging in the farm implement bust
ness here and he may decide to do
SO between now and spring. He Is
well and favorably known here and
his removal from Castlewood was a
distinct less to our people. ---C tie
wood Republican
DIR, Dickinson was over from Wa
ltertown Monday and lifted the quar-
fantine from the Christop herson home.
The Christophers family had q light
case Of diphtheria and were quarantine
ed for about three weeks. No other
cases developed Henry independent.
Miss Gertrude Sylvester has been
.ebl!ged to give up her school in the
Stroup District ON account of illness.
The term will be finished by Miss
1Ethel Beath, Of WATERFOWL, who com
4 meneed last. week Miss Sylvester
has gone to her home at Sioux FallB. Il
i A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. Fred
4 Wohlleber, of Mezeppa, last Friday:
4 A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Herman Schultz, at the Dan O'Hara
4 home In Waverly township, last Fri,
4 DAY morning. MT and Mrs. Schultz
4 are here from Canada spending the
4 winter. i. Frank Schmeling suffered
q fracture OF the first finger OF his right
q hand last Saturday by getting a nal
a ter rope around it while tying up 4
horse. Frank Bahr, q prominent
young farmer of Germantown, ant
Miss Emma Krause, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Krause, Of Mazeppa
, were married at WATERFOWL last week
They will live on the old futile farm
on the reservation about twelve mile
west Of town. The Republican ea
tends congratulations to the happ,
young couple. South Shore Repul
!. ncan.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08
,aRAcELAMp.

Effiie Philips and Bessie Mwood
attended 4 Il, the leap year dance In Wal
,.,se Friday night and returned home
sunday evening. So,
ernest and Dan Roberts spent sun
.,.1.s With their uncle. Deck Healy.
"a < rthTr Hanson went to Wallace ETi-
a. night to take In the wrestling
,,, between Oscar Swanson ana 9
l.,1ab man but owing to the trains
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08

For Sale--A 2e-inch practically new
Chandler & Price paper cutter Cost
ss1s5 two years ago. Will take
5a6 inch Rosback round hole pa sferat I'll
ing machine, foot I, pow ,lIs Mn.
chine cost $75 without freight. VIII
4 AXE $50 for It, both machines i,rt.s
Itls. as gccd an new. Here is q ehi.rce
for some publisher who want. a snap
News Publishing Co.. Vatert0wn, $.
d. tx
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08
KAMPEskA

There was dance in the hall last
Friday night but only small crowd
attended because of the storm.
Herman Barrett returned Friday
morning from his visit in Minnesota.
P. E. Burk and family visited at the
Withers home Friday evening
Mrs. G. ]. Kogle and daughter MIL
dred we're shopping In Henry Mon
day. .
Joe McFerran called at Sam Pur-
cells Thursday evening.
Cleveland Falvey returned THURSDAY
from a business trip to MINNEAPOLIS
John Zumbrunnen Of Monticello,
MINI, is visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM
McFerran. 81
The Ladies Aid met at the j. y. Pur,
cell home Thursday.
There will be a social In the hal
Friday night, Feb. 9Th.
Lard" Withers and Count Bar
rett are hauling hay this week.
Mrs. Fl. G.. Withers visited MISS
Ferris school Monday.
VIM. McFerran and John zumbrun
men were In Henry Monday.
Wanted to BuyHay In the stack
;Stayer Contamination Co $3.50
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08
Muslin sale. John Noodle pr
Goods Go. &
pELicANIf

s Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Scherer were
i've city visitors Monday. as,
MIS-. Ferris and children, Mr.. and
Mrs win Dean and family Ralph Tel
sure and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII El.
firing. Fred WilIcott, Walt McLaugh-
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Zimmerman
and baby, Grace, and John Edwards
called at the Fritz Eifring home Mon
day night to see the new arrival
al Brgg lost q valuable horse Fri
day night. ~ &.
walt McI4aughhn and family and
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08

II NantedA good live correspondent
,at. Hazel. Apply at cnee 10 the Sat-
'urday News.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08
Wanted to Huy Hay In the stack,
Stoyer Construction co. S4.sas

For Rent store room with all mod
ern converter heated and lighted,
Rent reasonable Address q care OF
Saturday News.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08

Ernest Zimmerman and family spent
Sunday at Albert ,rhiede, s.
Anna Jensen OF WATERFOWL sunday;
ed with her sister Mrs. Fritz Eifrina,
81 Carl Vetter Is reported quite sick
this week but at this writ ting u am
proving.
crowd Of about so young folks
gathered at the home Of Ford Waite
Friday night The evening was spent
In games. Refreshments were served
at midnight. The crowd departed in
the wee hours Of the morning all
reporting q delightful time.
George Walcott and Fred Ferris Gals
led on Albert Thiede Thursday night
Joe Elfring and Fred Walcott went
to SVatertown Tuesday From there
they 50 10 Kampeska to dig wells.
shsetIns SAFE. John Noodle Dry
Goods Co. 81
Horses for Sale Slower construc-
ton Co. SS44-335 y
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08

Il Horses s Sd tower ,,onst.uc,
ton Co. 4-36
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08

For Sale-2 ten foot show cases OF
latest design with plate glass ps.
Inquire OF Co.'s Home.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08

For Rent Ono Holden HAT, Enss
luire Of Mrs. Harry Leo. 2o4 Third
Ave- N. n. ssI ssstf y

\ For Sale No. 4 Velvet Char Wheat.
1901 eII crops. VIM. 1.-THE. Water
Town, s. d, SS4-4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08

I For Saies-A good cutter Geo. Ii,
Gloves at county trsasurer's ONCE. 34
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08

III sheetina sale. John Noodle DRY
Goods Co.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08

Muslin Sale. John Moorie Dry
Goods Co. ,333. # szsz
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08

Wanted to Buy Hay In the stack
Slower Construct ton Co. 90 !,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08

sheetins Sale. John Noodle Dry
Goods Co. Y 5 as
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08

Horses Tor Sale Slower construc-
ton Co. SS4-35
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-04-13
Tireti OF Show Life.

young girl, apparently about 10
years Of age. who claimed that she
ran away from her home and joined
the carnival which was here the past
week while it was showing in Atlanta.
where she was a school girl, had
grown tired Of the life and had wir-
ed her married sister in Macon. Ga.
TO send her the money to go to her,
as she did not want to go to the home
of her father in Atlanta. The sister
in Macon wired the necessary funds
here to Policeman Sowell with in
structions for him to purchase the
railroad ticket and not to give her
the money. The officer followed the
instructions and placed the young girl
on the train to make her way to her
sister.-Kershaw Era
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-04-13
Changing Around.

Florence Times.
The boot is on the other leg now.
Last summer a lot OF people who had
doubts Of the fitness Of Mr.. Blease for
the position of governor, were called
on to prove what they had against
him or shut up. They shut up and
Mr. Blease is governor and the
doubts Of these people have been justi-
fed. Now the investigating commit
tee has determined to call on Mr..
Blease to substantiate his charge
against a number of gentlemen who
have been executing a public trust,
and against whom he has made
charges.