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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-05-03
welsh pescended From Noah.

Tho smaller a nation the longer the
nadicree of the native. Thus every
Scotsman Of decent lineage IS de-
seconded from the Bruce, every IRISH
man from the Red Kings and every
Welshman from Noah. The last claim
has heeu made for the family OF the
late Lord Tredegar Coke, writing in
$500 when touring in Monmouthshire.
wrote that "lanciful genealogists de
rived the origin of the Morgans from
tho third son Of Noah, but THAI there
was p division of opinion in favor OF
the first.
its for preservation and examination
at leisure. None Of them will live out
of the sea. Many can be well exam
ined with a strong hand magnifying
glass but others. such as the hsh
eggs require the powers Of a micros-
cope-Youth's Companion.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-05-03

AR up on the northwest
coast of America. in the
Land of the Midnight Sun,
is a country which stili
defes the hardest trav-
eler, a land where huge
mountains rise sheer out
from the waters edge on
an ice-bOund, storm-swept
coast: the home of vast
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-05-03

ACK from the tabled pre-lncaN
city of Nachu Picchu. sunheH
on the edge of 1000 foot
ruylan canyon, came lou'
ua,ut.re of tho scientific eN-
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22
!" aA0D uTIIA1sVB

N a AA&aRea ~ aFaung at IL sEate
hous TIE guias 4 legislative bsdy certainly have tAsir
Knives out for for IL nsvIpap0A
ibs bills have bsa oduosd aaA say dns 70 thu
displayed ~ that thsy 6llsA
Just passsa reading ~ Aeass which IL sb
urd and unreasonable IsA that editor hall pabiaA
anoaymous communication rasng uPoa Attacking ni&ed
OF referred bill o. Fsflse<ing 1psa any ea.Aidaaa
With to the hr pat of this bin Why
any proposed law should - ed and prsfss - wrs
plume hs s1lA ths hbty d What
position for egislaAe taks Tat
sign his comment fse aganst prspassd lAwi
A. to The second part q ~ bill th aee wsu - ls "a
discstion edtorA Mo EDITOR viii permit eandda&s
attacked unless writer g ~ and tsa within
able limits But thsrs in legislative body tyns
dictate how shall b whas hail print md
print than there telling drygoods merchant linas
shah Something be safely left judgment
who entsrprseA
that the avsags EDITOR quite much about
dueting his business any lgto-coaorado Springs Telegraph
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22

A GRAND JUNCTION .i1n,g sa.va.g rss.as - psvas
~ vAsas hs. vtA ~ hass lsar,sA n. ~ s1aasss
thsy ea.nss prsAses go nssF II srar - es.n.e' - @
grow vasy - Irodsesa 4 ~ ~
Thy srag DpsA in vl ef hard Dsfa.ss
srins thy faxmas for SD This tan ~
propose nsea.'azy hip in quantity 4 rssg - ir ~
saosaaSs ~ faFsrs anA nA object - ha0
grow thsas v Il wheat This action aaag ~ M
govs,msnts farm dspartnsat esse.ag vsA
the Post spos approvnsiy ts n ca.Pu NJ tsa
ing of touchy farnss
might nsi but h letting b known that h ows hew - a
words Mr. CsnPb has said to ths Po sGtsr
for ls It his Mill bat hs only maintain the Standard v
BY purchasing kind ot WHEAT iron vhh
such b made Ths moral plain 1As ntsssat f.~
will undtaks the matter but viii proceed TO ~
kind Of wheat for which thsrs is ready sals
go
RON REPORTS from farmr frisaAs
wrong with farming system whsn sgsd that cur fan.
producing enough quantity quality from ts lad
laughed BY who told that the whole trouble
in the marketing end Of the ds While perfectly willing 70 admit
ha. the middsman may the prosperity
lack Of it. maintain that right original ooatsa
ton and still insist that have much learn selection Of
seed and scientific methods Of culture
WHEN Is QUORUM quorum and who's who in the city
w clerks office? This query brought by the entry mo
Of meetings ths board
Of aldermen last Tuesdays meeting soclsd
meeting Of the board presided by Mayor Dch and which
five aldermen present and 1t which meeting city affairs
roll and entered the another Monday
night Now the question arises where will Gross record the minutes
of last Tuesday nights meeting.
TITLE WONDER THAT Senators Napier and Hecker
emey anxious libel laws for the Of
gaggng and rendering mpoent the Of the country Men @
eng from guilty consciences do have their deeds made
public and therefore all
that will such result From
Of the legislators almost wonder did
muster sufficient strength peniciou Hecsr
bill.
= = =
FRIENDS OF THE Independent ticket
Mayor Drach for his recent frank admissions
to saddle the bonded
ton double water syste Mr. Drach says the present
company has rights under thsir extension
and council think The has why proceed
70 or for sals the town bonds to build system
about - much nssdsd - municipal flying machns7
THE TAEaS have not already put hs harness and mahn-
in stca order for The coming this
tended Whn The ground IL in condition spring
powng late to attend to hsss odd jobs which
been done during ths winter monthA
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22
ISSUE ON EI.1cr1oN UNCHANGED

HAYoR DRAcH guardian angel chief advisor publicity agsn,
the election
decision in Thursday Avalanche Following this effort called
Of the independent party folks who le knowingly
law its RIGHT to fnh water under the 1905
and TO COLLECT ITS RATES THEREFoR sa independent
party man. Drsch tells in the Avalanche what the city
holds" OF the city which present bossed
Drach Holmes Barnes outfit Il privileged hold whatever
peses to half dozen meetings the wild hope
Rush will be able to deliver them from their dilemma the Last
ute but unfortunately he United States held different
ly and has told Rush they win hold anything else than
they have already held Any who tells decision
that bound to take water from the old
1927 for city purposes either decves you deliberately
ignorant enough to think We rate every
have said PLATFORM and stand ready PROVE every
of it to thinking in Genwood SPRING.
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The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22

last but not unexpectedly spnsle Charley has buttsd
the fight the pubic utilities BILL pending before
general assembly and in two long letters state sats he finds
serious objection ths By Senator Patterson
On certain provisions Of that measure.
Ths spinss closes Of his lstt BY saying II
nick at heart and weary Of furthsr effort -
Poor fellow! Whatever do h refer to7 Has hs IN mind the
strenuous effort b made to the United States
prosutng his office of this that only
to bs robbed Of the honor by Patterson whom attack
somewhat weary
really too bad that chazs efforts regulate the affairs
Of Colorado burdsusme him. and pure sympathy
him suggest that he will o0 only do what
sent to Warrington to do namely 70 protect Colorado aanst
tariff legislation that viii destroy hr indasts b win
hands full
Spnas Charisy really hs tine indalss IN elase
sucioos lsgaors and-but what's ~ ue-Pusao Ose
tain.
-
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22
oRxDu vKax CREDIT n DUE

CREDIT WHI1I CREDIT n DUE
THE Po0I lss aPlsassd tssdssy which
quite prsvalsnt among American people and which
. nay b dssgnassd ho worshp
1hs particular tsndsaey boost certain politician upsa TIE
ooanplhmsnt undsrtang has sd
were lnosssy hope Tie custom Is TIE
Usually this habit has been fosrd and encouraged BY The
politician eyes intty future and
especially this tie politician srswd pophst and firm
bsv advertising Hs rsaisss that his future depends largely
upon opinion his oonsas1 and IN this
spsct Ct The
and the people him credit for all the good things
- aooouph and for which b Is in nowss responsible win
mach to him IN The future
And thus osn happens that bs investment
make Is that which ksp press agent basy
And this and the sasy fashion Of for falling for
everything party rspssnta
drogatory political opponsuts
dgust the people with what oan party po'es
We bisvs that politicians and public officials justified in
blowing their singing their praises within
reasonable degree Of decen but believe the custom has
greatly overoed during the All country
little crossroads filled with locals long headed articles
telling the public Of the of Senator Sorghum of Sue
dunk roped
Washington made them his bill in the local
constituents
that cftenmes for the truth lost
eagerness political publicity hoped
cast the waters will return after We
taught believe in certain political parties and certain political
principles and this enough
party entitled long par
lance, to deliver the goods
ALI this country find newspapers singing
praises of Congressman Taylor and giving special
originating the homestead fact this
bill originated by Senator Boah
Of the credit it il worthy Of half
much doubt The the appropriation BY
the Of which 0lenwood . public building
great people give Consran TAYLOR
full credit for it. whsn Guggsuhsm
duced the bill few carefully guarding
the interests Of Genwood
entitled credit should credit
has been done IN this respect.
And speaking Guggsnhem, week
Oved letter from somewhere lsvsng
fusome praise Simon 0uggenhem who has just retired
tm the senate Of the United States The
printed columns for the stated beginning
think these astsng compliments have
0uggenhem has been raduced and magned shameful
Of his critics to render comparisons oous He has made
excellent and barring strong brilliant
whose peerless orstoy gave Colorado
Senator 0uggenh has Of the valuable
rssentaves Colorado has Warrington give
credit for all the good
matter, regardless Of party inea
The democratic has full rein Washington
President Wilson and his people BY
giving them satifacory they
credit and the Post will withhold hsm anything
their due
Likewise have county they
have effect ideas plan
build county Highways with prison
has been asd to criticize this plan which employs convict labor
do that which ID said hould b By reply
that willing plan tie plan
sa*sd without any regard
political the credit it We
need them badly and certain getting little enough
desired end let those responsible have the credit whoever
nay be.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22

1ARTF0RD TINES bewas Ae ahandonmsnt New England
farms and the trend toward tAs wsst and declares that
Connecticut farm b good the
Your editor Of reacionay New England further
than the dirt Make Connecticut profitable and h youth
not abandon for Colorado dirt b his notion But for the New
England youth there the wsst oth things than
tive dirt
1ss ars such things feeda from ruttin social and
tion equality and abundant oppory ts @ New England
famss just agricultural g Just divide up
old place when father dies and dgng dirt until TIE
homo for the last time did th fs The nd
nubr Of abandoned New EngaA s might b stopped
long youth and enterprise agan sodduns reaction
the Of the great will hs and grow
men will heed it. matter how rsnga4sd TIE so
land.-Denvsr Express.
GLENWooD is to have pubic builing hope
have is little interest
in the matter by offering the governsnt site
require seven town lots and is almost impossible
find that many lots under the ownership Ct
The Post suggests that two property
cake the lots for
10 YOU THINK people that they are
willing to add to the already havy burdens with the prospect
Of ys litigation before hem7 ~ council has
ts tax y fifty psr sn ~ saossh to psy
fer ~ expressive htigatoa tasy 1sEssA ~ ss saA ~
Otvsa - un6mA ~ ~ - ~ - @5s
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22

so3HrHINa lCoaI THAN DIRT
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1913-03-06
EVERYBODY KNOWS.

Everybody knows the five who
voted against the electric light
proposition. and everybody ought
to know. Of course they have a
right to vote as their conscience
dictates and no one would deny
them that right, but when one of
the number is asking for the
highest Office in the city, what
have the people to promise them.
selves should they elect him? Hay
I'll is progressive-our city is
growing right along and is sub.
stantlaI. and now il is M to- the
people to keep everything NOV
ing. W" have had many setbacks
we have had many hard Strug.
giles, aud now when the time llas
arrived for us to do something,
We should all put our shoulder 10
the wheel and do what we can to
help.
Thcr" is absolutely nothing we
need more than electric lights,
and there is nothing that will do
more to advertise our city and
bring people to it. We have a
good school. and our present
superintendent is doing his ut
most to make it better. We will
soon have one of the finest deDOts
on this division of the Frisco.
We have the ideal location for a
town, and all we need is to get
out from under mossback reign
get away from personal spite
and envy, and do something.
Our town has made wonderful
strides during the past two
years, during the term of the
present administration, and now
we feel that any change would be
bad. The work Of the present
city officials speaks for itself
know what they will do, and
knowing this, we contend that it
is best to let them go along and
do more-let them carry their
work to completion, and not elect
a set of men who might tear
down everything that has been
done.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1913-03-06
RIGHTS OF THE PRESS.

Some people can never learn
that a man in public office, is
subject to criticism by the news
paper. Yet it is not often that
we have had occasion to employ
this right, and in cases where we
have done so, there existed the
greatest necessity for the infOr-
nation and protection of tho pub
lie. In criticiSing "a man who is
before the public, we do so open
]y and honestly, without fear or
favor, and it does not matter one
iota whether he is a friend or Il
foe. We treat him with every
fairness and with every courtesy,
and our columns are always open
for him to state his side of the
case.
For the third time, now, per-
sOnal demonstrations have been
made towards us for daring to
tell the truth or for Suppressing
that which should not be pub
lishcd, and while we re-
gret such occurrences, we cannot
deviate from our plain duty, and
we will continue in the future as
in the past.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1913-03-06
FL LECTION CONTEST.

In the election contest between
the democratic and republican
candidate for sheriff, pending in
the circuit court at CarutherS-
vile, the court sustained a dc.
murrer to the petition of contest
on the ground that objection to
the name of the republican nomi-
nee being placed on the Bull
Moose ticket should have been
made before the election. An
appeal has been taken from the
courts decision, and the matter
will be ruled on by the supreme
court in the near future. The
facts in the case are not disput-
ed, and ii the supreme court does
not uphold the decision made by
the court here, the democratic
nominee will be sheriff. The
1actS are that certain republi-
can lawyer of Charlottesville
wrote up certificate of nomina-
ton in his office, certifying that
the republican nominee for sher-
if had been nominated by the
County Central Committee of the
Bull Moose party as candidate
of the Bull Moose party for sher-
if, and two republicans signed
this certificate as chairman and
secretary of the County Central
Committee of the Bull Moose
party, and filed same with the
county clerk, who, believing such
certificate to be genuine, caused
the name of the republican nomi-
nee for sheriff to be printed on
the Bull Moose ticket as a candi-
date of the Bull Moose party for
sheriff. 1t is an undisputed fact
that there never was a meeting
held by any committee of the
Bull Moose party in this county,
and there never was a chairman
or secretary of such comm ittee
in this county. In fact no such
a committee ever existed in this
county. These facts show that
the republican nominee got on
the Bull Moose ticket by fraud
pure and simple.
1t is the contention of demo
Gratis that the certificate refer
red TO was false and because of
this fact is the same as no curti-
ticate at all, and that for this
reason alone the votes the rrpub-
lican nominee received ON the
Bull Moose ticket should not be
counted. II il man can be nomi.
rated and get on a ticket in this
manner, then there is mighty lit
tie use for primaries in this
state.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1913-03-06
AT IT AGAIN.

The Hayti Herald is so
proud of the depot fire of
two years ago, that it repro
duces the picture of it show.
ing TWO men fighting the fire
while the balance of the
POPULATION OF HAYTI
is standing on the depot plat.
form POSING for the pic
ture. .-Kennctt Democrat.
Why the duce a man of Ell
Caruthers' elevation and sup
posed intelligence will persist in
exposing his weakness, ill-will,
envy and spite in little, narrow,
contracted, contemplate jibe
like the above we are pOwerless
to answer, but it is of frequent
occurrence. If he has any griev,
ance against the population of
Hayti" or if he fancies they have
ever harmed him, he should so
state.
On November 2, 1911, he pub,
lished something almost identi-
cal to the above, except he said
ONE man was fighting the fire"
He also vented a little more of
his spleen, and we gave him a
mild correction. Not satisfied
with this, on November Is, 1911,
he attempted to add insult to in
jury, admitted that 1.-TWO men
were fighting the fire." and then
drifted off on another subject, as
a result of which we gave him a
little spanking, and he behaved
pretty well until February %,
1913, when he found the old bone.
AS we said in the issues of the
Herald November 9 and %, 1911,
at the time the picture was made
there were EIGHT MEN still us
ing the hose on the burning
building. At the time the pic
ture was made everything had
been removed from the building,
the entire interior of the roof
and ceiling was on fire and the
interior was falling in. The edi-
tor and Operator Mccoy were
the last men to leave the building
and we had to dodge falling tim.
bers. The heat was now intense
and everybody except the eight
men using the hose had left the
platform. About this time Pho.
tographer Lewis. without at
any attention, except
from a few boys and kids, made
the picture.
Just why Mr.. Caruthers per-
sists in repeating a statement he
knows is not true, we do not
know, but since it is impossible
for us to reach many of his sub
scriberS to correct his erroneous
statements, he is unfair, to say
the least.
The Hayti Herald has worked
hard for new depot, and oc.
casionally we reproduce the pic
ture to create stronger inn
preston. The foundation for
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1913-03-06

the new depot is now laid, in con
crete, and as soon as spring
opens the building will likely be
rushed to completion.
At any rate, it is not within
the province of Mr.. Carubhers TO
censur onr columns nor to in.
suit the population of Hayti."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-12
RYOMEI SOOTRES,
PURlFlES, HEALS
cATARRH ILLS

When you have frequent sneezing
fits, tickling in. the throat, crusts in the
nose. spasms Of coughing. raising of
mucus, droppings in the throat and Of
fensive breath, you are affected with
catarrh. Immediate steps should be
taken to remedy this condition or the
ailment will increase and spread thru
the air passages, and q chronic and
serious stage Of the disease may result
At the first symptoms Of catarrh,
use Hyomei as sold by druggists every
where. There is no other treatment like
it, or Just as good: none that can take
its place and relieve so surely, 30 quick
ly and at SO little cost. It IL q scien-
tific indicated air treatment, that does
not drug and derange the stomach, but
is breathed in thru the Hyomei in
haler, destroying the disease germs that
may Turk In the nose. throat and lungs,
and soothing and healing the irritated
mucous membrane.
Hyomei is offered by your druggist to
catarrhal sufferers with the agreement
to refund the purchase price to any one
who Is not satisfied with results. You
certainly can afford to test Hyomef
with an offer like this. Get II now, and
be cured Of catarrh. Hyomei does not
contain cocaine, or any other habit
forming drug Complete OUTFIT includ-
ing inhaler and bottle Of liquid. 81. Ex-
ira bottles of liquid, II later needed,
SO cents.-Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-12

Lucille Everett and Miss Norma
6tooksberry tied for first place among
the girls. Miss Mabel 9huck was third.
The two winners each had S6.75 and
was earned by selling tags for the foot
ball game Saturday. Az a basket social
held Saturday night. 3S1.56 was added
to the fund. All kinds OF work was re-
ported and while some picked corn,
others beat carpets and washed win.
dows. Some Of the girls pooled their
efforts and earned their money by bak-
ing and doing laundry work. The girls
won first place and defeated the boys
in the amount of money turned In.
Rain on the day set aside for this wSrk
interfered materially with the work 81
the students. or larger fund would
have been raised.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-12
WHEN BACK ACHES
WATCH KIDNEYS!
3 " Neglected Serious Diseases May
fst GS Follow.

When the kidneys are clogged up and
inactive. nature always warns you.
Backache is one Of the first symp-
toms. You may also be troubled with
1isagreeable, annoying bladder or ur-
inary disorders; have attacks of lum-
haso or rheumatism: become nervous,
tired. or feel all worn out; pu1y SWELL
ings show under the eyes, or in the
feet and ankles; or the urine becomes
tight and pale, dark colored or cloudy.
Il such symptoms are neglected. drop
o.. diabetes or Bright's disease. which
SO often prove fatal, may result.
It is not only dangerous but need
less for you to suffer and endure the
tortures Of these troubles, when a III
tie Croxone will quickly and surely
END all such misery.
There is no more effective remedy
known for the prompt relief and cure
of such troubles. because 1t cleans out
the cIogged up kidneys and makes
them work properly. 1t soaks rlsh.
thru the walls and Innings; cleans OUT
the little altering cells and glands;
neutralizes and dissolves the poisonous
uric acid and waste matter. and makes
the kidneys filter and sift the poisons
from the blood and drive 1t out OF the
system. .
This new. scientific preparation, Is
entirely different from other remedies
It is 80 quick-acting and effective that
it is practically impossible to take IT
without results.
An original package costs but a
tribe. and all druggists are authorized
TO return the purchase price II Crox-
one should fail in single case.
Three doses a day. for few days, IS
often all that is ever needed to end the
worst backa che: relieve rheumatic
pains or overcome sleep-disturbing
urinary disorders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-12
RESlNOL HEALS
ITCHING SKINS
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other tormenting skin or scalp erup-
,ions, and clears away pimples. black
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proven only waste Of time and
money.
So why don't you let Resinol stop
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You can use Resinol Ointment (5oc.
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il contains nothing that could tnoure
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