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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-04-08

Wy ANTED-AT ONCE TWO YOUNG
the hardware business Gcni salaries fn
competent men. Apply Woodward anil
Bro aprs'''
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-04-08

Property on West Eighth street. between
Van Buren, and Harrison streets Lot ~
feet front by 148 feet deep. Consisting ~
rooms, bath, front porch md bnct second
story porch. plumbing The host coordination
gas and electric LIGHTING fixtures. paprrinr
painting. etc, In the best ~ condition
a more modern home cannot be found ON
the vest side in the city attractive price
10 quick purchaser.
q. H. HAYDEN.
Ninth and jefferson Streets
y. 4 a. Phone, 5513. nprgo la.
~ ftfrr n Nafr WI FTgu WsvDEN M
- THE STATE or DELAWARE
Notice BE- hereby given 90 nll anpiicarts FOR
the position OF Chief Game and Fish Warden
OF the state Of Delaware vino desire 20 tnkc
the connective examination for fhat posi-.
tion. that the examination will be held nj the
state House, Dover Delaware commencing o.
1880 o. m., on the twrntY.ttird day OF
Anrii. 1913 The cxgmin1tion will cover an
accurate geographical knowledge Of the
state Of Delaware and its district together
with questions which win test the candidates
knowledge and aptitude on the practical
problems Of Game Warden Service
BOARD OF GAME AND FISH COMMITS
SIONERs or THE STATE OF DELAW ARE
| ~nurg-If Nv III q Davfa &c..
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-04-08
RrgoLurIoNs OF REsproT.

Richest in quality and flavor. BLUE
VALLEY BUTTER"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-04-08

Wy ANTEp -YorNG GIRL no WORK s.
w Fueles cake ava randy store No
Gee King street aprIat
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-04-08

~ Office THIS rs 10 WARN Ati PER-
~ sons chat ] shall not pay amy hili com
trncted hy my wife. Bessie Eisrnin1u after
this date. ISRAEL ElSENMAN.
anrT.Ht
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
Old People Need
 A Bowel Sfi17ltlIant
Tonic Thar U1W Keep flie BOtoeS
 Cenfiy Acme.

Healthy old age is so absolutely de pendent upon the condition of the bow els that great care should be taken to see that they act regularly. The fact Is that as age advances the stomach muscles become weak and inactive and the liver does not store up the juices that are necessary to prompt digestion.
 Some help can be obtainsd by eating easily digested foods and by plenty of exercise. but this latter is irksome to most elderly people One thing is cer- tain that a state of constipation should always be avoided, as it is dangerous to life and health. The best plan is to take a mild laxative as often as is deemed necessary. But with equal cer- tainty it is suggested that cathartics. purgatiyes. physics. salts and pills be avoided, as they do but temporary good and are so harsh as to be q shock to a delicate system
 A much better plan and one that thousands of elderly people are follow ing. is to take gentle laxatiyo-tonic like Dr CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin, which acts as nearly like nature as is possible. h fact. the tendency Of this remedy is te strengthen the stomach and bowel muscles and SO train them to act natI. rally again. when medicines of all kinds can usually be dispensed with. This is the opinion of many people of different ages. among them Mrs Mary A. P Davidson of University Mound Home San Francisco. Cal She Is 1S and because of her sedentary habits
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
Merritt Not Sure of Job.

Washington. D C. Commissioner of Indian Affairs Cato Sells stated that a successor to Fred II. Abbott. re. signed as assistant commissioner ol Indian affairs, would be announced within a few days. Ii is understood that considerable opposition has deyel oped against the naming of E. B, Mer ritt of Fayetteville, Ark. who was said to have been slated for the position which pays $3,00O a year after his failure to secure the appointment a. commissioner.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16

had continual bowel trouble. From the day she began taking Dr. Cald- wells Syrup Pepsin she has had no further inconvenience and naturally she Is glad to say kind things Of this remedy
 A bottle can be bought of any drug gist at fifty cents or one dollar. People usually buy the fifty cent size first, and then. having convinced themselves of it's merits. they buy the dollar size. which IS more economical. Results arc always guaranteed or money will be refunded. Elderly persons of both sexes can follow these suggestions with every assurance of good results.
 Families wishing to try a free sam pie bottle can obtain it postpaid by ad- dressing Dr. w B. Caldwell, tl9 Wash. iuston St. Monticello. III \ postal card With your name and address on il Will do.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
SAGE TEA DARNENS GRAY
 HAIR TO ANY SHADE. TRY IT.!
Keep Your locks Youthful. Dark. Glossy and Thick Wlth Common
 Garden Sage and Sulphur

When you aarken your hair with Sarc Tea ard Sulphur. no one can tell. bceaus" Is done so naturally. SO evenly Preparing ths mixture. though. at home IS massy and trouble some For 5o cents you can buy at any drug store the reudy.to.usc tonic called .Wyath.s Sale and Sulphur Hatr Remedy Yaa juet dampen a sponge or soft hrusa with it and draw this through your ha.r, taking one small trand at | ,,ue fly mors- ing all gray hair disappears. aud, afr.~ another application at two. your hair becomes beautifully darkened. glossy and uNuriaut Non will also dis cover dandvu0 Is sono and hair has stopped falling.
 Gray. faded hair. though no dis rracc. Is sien or old age, and as wo all desire a youthful and attractive ap- pearanee. get hasy at once with Wy etha Sage and Sulphur and look years younger er-Adv
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
FARMER SLAYS PHYSICIAN
Or. j. h Aarrod of Olmstead Called to
 Gate and Shot Down.

N--.e-a News. 'res=f ~'a'a %eva Service
 oim#faa3 br. john F. Harrod, I Hraan,nt physician of ta.- place and cousin ~ the Iat.=lames II Harroi ' Little Rock. who vas recently kjllea by au omobl,e. Vas shot and killed Ns Jae roker. one of the best known farmers in the northern part Of Pm la,.f county Coker went to the phy. st.t4azs hame. called him 10 the sata and V..eoHt word. fired upon hum br llarra5 Hvrd only enz enough ta teII has N.ss tha coker shot him
 Te officers Whe placed him andar arrest aeer charged that hHs Witas ah3 #aa- ~ fJrst cousin of tfe m4rders4
 h1szaau had twice recently been t#e s.alsa#of aazaeas h1 pr Harrod
 Fee 0,fe good Friends ag noon today Wf#esen after thas' declared Cokef 9''gr re WAS plarcd under arrest
 rr- ! 'ouef out somcthur fatc this H..rnaan and aeHt 10 kal hm
 Nth eompcsere 'ggal to shat lie
 .~e#asl ii fhe aue eoter turned From fru eTtr where hr-h1d taken the HH.s clans life. and started To walk ta aksgesH'e }g miles dls.ant En rlu.a a- met D farmer fad md affer f..H= Hm of t9s aoed. #cuzaccd tho ast fa ..r..e H#a 70 toWH- isa satd hc aas sa.nr fa Little Rock To surrender so @5ef4 \ C Hutton but 'he neas al f#e shooting spread throu1hau, the ...n,r and when Jacksonville aas ~.aeHed .oker Was placed uulcr arress
 H.pWy St.ries Quluu Vaughan and 4,,7zE. NgGan of that town. who 1ad learned of tho shooting and were on l. Ialhu1t for Cooker
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
BIG CROWDS AT PARAG0ULD
Attendance at Greene County Far
 Broke all Records.

Western Nrverarer Tn.eH Nevs ssFs'.e
 Paraaold The largest number ot people aver assembled H Pataeonlt was here to witness tba proeram at ,he fourth la. If the Greene county far President l. t Ioae.tt sud loa, a8.uoa persons were admitted To Iha grounds
 rbe far has been saeee-sH4 trom every viewpoint. Fh Cotton Gat raroads agricultural dorwrmentNat n splendid display o' .arm praaae's- modern farm machinery a sIlo and farm electric Hsbt plant Each night tbe plan. HeA.od the demonstration aaricaHHaa| a.'aaas aIl a part of file mtHHaF-
 w. r No4aje aereuIura commits siouer sfed He those associated wJh ham aaee da.le leemres to the farmers
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
RAISING MONUMENT FUND
Committee n Charge of Pan for Dod5
 Memorial at Wcrk

Western Newsnapsr Ea#an Ness ~ea4ise.
 Little Honk Active WQra has been begun n the campalee 10 raise $e1=o. tof monument 10 Ragjd (. bodd. ti. te-seafoid to8 who was Hlu1e5 h. tae# tederals ia I4tf.e Rock. JaHear. <. 7Se4=I IL ls planned ta erect #faa monUWeaf oa The spot NaHr the ase eaflor feok ptaee. which x na9 elatcd n Ettle Rock eItN far.
 The Rafort g Newton Camp United soas of Confederate Veterans e5 lH tlc oork Has undertaken to raise d.. and. 0fH he ass'staare of Hhe.eete ans ana tac Daughters of the GeHeI or4lr
 AI F Buna4ay ts chairman as fM executive committee ru1 Hr 3 H tr. daa s treasurer + s anuamc.d .t. contributions should te sen. .a nr 5oldeu }fo -tao Bank uH@W EH-. Rock Attbl rrst maetnsa tHerum 1eIate. contributions aaamnz !, S-a& were received
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
TO INITIATE GUARANTY BILL
State Federation Of Labor Proposes Measure t9 Protect Bar- Deposits.

lft'e Rock Jte ~ae fa.aatoa a' Ilnor propose ,a ntate HT. Isnas guarantee .a. ssf.d. aul Ba- eemnl...4. .4ra.. .a. ,ae @a-aaa which If is nunas.l -a snh. Hit ta the Bear.a
 one e.gIaa of#t#, u.eeassH .ae as lends bo 1r.gHoag af aata.nHe cer 4laaee Of aaHa-a to atan9I hanks. and several seoGaas roE.l" sae fhe ror'e5mre. tae haula Ill.,. ar ae banks and or rI.r ror'f1.lt.s " Hne If tbe terms If tha IaV are violated Eu1er fhe HI as. ar.at rhe matter Of .Grautee.us deposits is optional with th" hanks Fha use of cards or other printed matter to advertise that fine deposits of tbp bank are eaaran. tead is prohibited
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
More Cotton at eatesvlIle.

Batesyille-T first eiHnors report for this season indicates that there were 15o bales mora cotton ginuea here this year than at the same tune last year there being 25o ginued last year and 100 up to the same time this year There will be from lLo0Q to I2.- 000 bales this year. against 9.go0 last year This. with the better prices that have prevailed this year, will make taa farmers of this oeetion highly prosper ous this year The price here reached ss high as IA cents.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16

aaa aaHa-~aaas t-as #aa-e=aH fa= Fourth Areaasas o#sarsa established aH uH#sHa. raeari agrns tha aeeseaa evtr. siea=aa Congress- Nr An-a s aa0 member 0tos aAeu his seat aa thy eeenn.Ha If t#e '>era sos sIon ut. .aaffars To custom. h. has aalra .raa.as atfa .u l8e 'raMH- .f IeaIslH4ou 1arn- bis first session
 Nr Wu11 m5da 2 fight fa=a.a steer aa5u features af .He sgrHeaes aHt aa5 Iar.gd fHJv##= '6 #ss usae= t#a al-a --a 5 #f#af t# zaNar ae aaa-ts a-4riuss 00 .GEs m'a=sf-.
 Alr. Ao7e# fye"Hais aaea more at a=n.#a #a= z=aa.a# HHa fHsH' #a a #lanss sar fr re###foo# #a tHa t9raa #ai aH .. sa..c. H#H#.r.e Sax a#H"4 a.eua #a##.#a .. 5#e..6s t0a#a sf tfhe#za=. #Ha aa5sa IA tao# Sena.sz
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
NEWS OF THE STA ATE
AVIATOR FALLS 200
 FEET. IS NOT HURT
FRED DEkOR HAS NARROW ES- CAPE FROM DEATH AT
 MONTICELLO.

Western New suarer .ulon Ncws Service
 Monticello While thousond, ot per .uns looked on in horro~ stricken silence. Fred Dekor of Kansas City, aE ,a9ter who was making exhibition lle6ts at the Souhcast Arkansas rur. lest control of his hiplano ant fer
 ith the machine zoe feet to tfe -feHHa .ro the surprise of the s2es arors, Deko arose from the wrecHale ol his machine and announced tha he was uniumred The bfplane WIS de tao'I he'd
 petar had been in the air but q snort fIme and apparently was making I sgrcassfa flight Nfter soartH- te
 he.eH ot about S5o feet he b,Eau eVHarI 4fsdo ~ the end pf n slide 9e l1ain began horizontal fliIht H ercle. Suddenly he was seen ..orsHg at the wheel as though some
 s 0as aror4 Nany closed 'he.e = e= auH women screamed as hH m3 ,hHe su'leaH plunged directly towar5 aata Taa htpl8e strueb in t ,1rs# a.Af#se winch lgaGe rhe 3,iaegr.s faA ut ara.aHh sawed b.s life He es ana8# #aHt1 but =seN seraches.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
Gets Verdtot Aga nst Officers

Ilaea \ damae" suit trousht tt J painter named t>I.Jau as5 ust .u#sf raleo r'aruoE Sh.rf Naos luman ialor Er.} and James -t1Ul MAS ended when k lEm Sas aNHiad 'An damages .J.pst ~heHa aa4 s.nH aaalHsf eh.ef e'.ets. Ia ' MS 'he.r.eaf o' The arrest e. HHau asr~ about uao wears aro 2H-a h. .s- ue.i ae LII e7rspea on t..t=.rar A-s.-etHn.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
GIRL KILLS HERSELF
 ON SCHOOL GROUNDS
ADA BARR. 16 YEARS OLD. DRINKS CARBOLlC ACID AT
 MARSHALL.

Western Newspater Unfan NlWs s~ryIe-
 Marshall Ada Barr. a IGyearo.i girl. Killed herself on the grounds ol the Marshall High school by drIgf.na carbolic acld She jyed several hou1- after she ha taken the poison
 The girt had been ftvIng a5 the home a5 Mrs Eva Griffin. 0b3 .s unable o rf5e aE explanation of her aet Ms Barr appeared at the grocery store of L. N Highland about ] o'clock in thn morning and asked clerk for som" sal5ohc acid. pou being ibid thW fAe store did mol sell Jba b8lson sat Ieft and waited antH aHdrHs store aas opened Securing bottle ot carea'fe seTa sHe Went 'o tAe At-a school building Sh- toId tbe aH5fef she had come to get some school books for rhe son of Mrs Griffin She Vas admitted f3 thc hHtl1ina and "eaI ta one If t-a raoHe. ~Ha~a she secured a rea5 P aud vr4ae t6e following aate 4u zb. fly leaf
 Dear Mrs Griffin and Alma
 hope Nou will not miss me Ter much. Fe} all #6a#auas a# ssa. e5aliy lF Weaver f8 0arH#t #a= love rea a.I LosH4's. Naa
 She tHan @aa aet oa the #hHe. grounds whore she dram Che Hals F She Was unconscious 0n.n d.-cr. er-0 by j. g lteG1ley. ana a'taaa=r aAas. cfaas wore .mm.i.at'E smm=ar' tEeir cHprte ware fuula-
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
TWO DIE IN A PISTOL DUEL
Howard Ceant} N=a. Fatally Wound
 .I <l's Ass3uant.

A.at=== \.se= ==t..- a. 2aNs Sa-,'-s
 <H-G... t0. 5Hg# u Nr.7 ..,H .5 ..- H.E...E4Hf- Hf IHt .t# #d t#e atI-a es. #e#-4 AaHasz 'hs Ea.rt ,D#az45 l,--a. -H-1zsul z-lF rs .e#-a# her
 N j. i.ao T. Naa -e- than- s.as called .hs aaor aa ae aa r,area Ms shot down se Ur.. Slower 9. HoaaaH f->aa. tcooga"2 ,o me reports AHh.usa aF#a H#ru e.'.,@ a revolver trew H- paseet aH+ saot sao..e. thg 4tt.r l--at ou.s < lew m4ua,
 Staxers #4fe la9 Jeff l.m. .f.s said end afHl her Jo4aHH.a. HFa aaaH HE g- at Bu-Geu.s EaH..
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
4ah School Students Active.

Itr.sr SHHnss lhs -ad,Hiz ot tha Hs.ar ~p.Hse t.4a school under the nrag.pa.=HP of Hary shannon .. Ee.ftey #radWte of the lHt ..rsifY q. Arausae. have oreuHaa a brass band N,th eo members. a foot haa and bas.at ha'l team 4tcrp soe.e.} which Hu hold mo'4ne every Friday. and d,balH- club. com posed 0t youns meu.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
Many Nor,segians in U. S

So many NgWogians haYe either worked for d few years in tho United States er have relatives uoW working there. or have travelled or been edu- catod there. that the numhar familiar with American goods is sufficient to have Sn appreciable erect upon tho local demand
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
Law Authorizes Purchase

Speaking of fhe proposed purchase of q state farm, r. r Nurrey. member of tho board said
 udcr the state law. We are au thorizcd te purchase a farm for white conyiots. Tho law gives us thc priyi- l,ce Of making the purchase on credtJ terms. and it Is probable that this will be done The matter of the terms of 'he sale. however. depend wholly upon the conditions He mect when the pro. pesals are opened We will. of course. make tho purchase in tho bcst possible manner. and ViH he governed by fhn nature of tho b'is received from those who have land for sale
 The peuteuuar, and farm. accord ing to tho recent report from the of. flee Of the auditor of state. are fr debt about s2a0oo Wc have S9ooo in cash en hand and o8r ereps. which wiHtr'ue approximately sl2o000 Thus f Is seen easily that cash purchase of tba farm could he made f neces. sars and if the conditions warrant a cash purchase The expense Of estah. fishing the now convict farm will in elade Het only the purchase of the land. but stoCkados and buildings will have to he built, and the farm stocked We are figuring on an approximate cost of $2oo0o along his line '
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
Gets $tooo for Four Mules.

ClarksytleR k D Dunlap. one o' the most widely known stog6mep oi the state. sold 10 Frank WoGorl ol Hartman four mules, for which he r. ceiyed Sto00 This sale is regarded as evidence that some Of the best stock in the country is grown in north west Arkansas.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
ID BUY FARM FOR
 WHITE CONNECTS
PeNiTENTIARY COMMISSION AO. VERTlsEs FOR OFFERS OF
 SUITABLE TRACTS.
WHITE COuNTYLAND BOTHERED
j. Il. Hand of Yetlvilie Submits Open Proposal to Sell Board 1898
 Acres for Stot.225.

Western New spaper Union News Service.
 Little Rock, The Arkansas Peni- tentiary Commission has opened nego- tiatons for the purchase of a separate farm for Whi'e eouvtets Bids have hcen advertised for by ,he commits sion members of which dre T. ? NurreY. j. V Ferguson. and ]. A Erasher The specifications call for a farm Of not less than 2,o00 acres in one block and November l0 has been set as the date of the formal par- chase Fms purchase will be in ac. rordanc" with a law passed by the last leslslature authorizing the peniten- tiarA board to purchase md maintain d separate farm for white convicts
 II is supposed that several bids will be offered. but only one has been made public up to this tmc. and that ia tho bid of I.#I II Hand Of Melville. who saws there k nothing to be kept under cover. and who sHhmitteaan open proposal to sell f.S9N acres in town shlp f range q. on Little Red river in White county for $tat225. with inn rIedlaro rossc~sjon to tho state "snh- loet to neress and esress until Octo. hcr f9l5. to remove the balance of red oak and htehory
 Nr Hands proposal describes tha property aS consisting Of loo acres cleared which has produced a bale of cotton per aere. the improvements consisting of a largo club house. two large dwellings, and several small dwelitues two large barns and several small barns al buildings in good re pair Ills proposal sets forth that he cleared land has not been eulti- vated for the past year or two, having been rented 10 teamsters for pasture purposes. but that the Improvements thereon cost $Ia.0e0
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
Really Unkind

Nh ses murmured Miss Scheeeh- CT after the first selection uJ the mu- sjeale I nave had some exciting eN. perieuces Coming over q terrible storm arose. and had to sing To quiet the passengers Yon should have seen the heavy seas running
 And the big. rude man in the pink necktie ga2ed ont of he window T don't blame tho sea. he muttcrcd.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16

san Jose. Cal-The Big Dipper." |" most familiar of all consultations. be ing the one by which the The north star is located, is slowly falling to pieces. In e0o.ooo years this great ccnfiguration will not exist and, in fact. it did not exist 200 .o00 years ago
 such is inc announcement by Profes
 sor Heber D. Curtis. astronomer at Lick observatory and member of the faculty of the University of California
 This fact was discovered by study of the motions of stars through compari- son with records kept by astronomers.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
BATH HOUSES NOT INJURED
Hot Springs Can Care for All Visitors.
 Says Government Agent.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
 Washington, n. C-In a special re- port o the Department of the Interior. the superintendent of the Hot springs reservation states that tho recent fire has not intertered in any way with the bath houses and that all persons who go toJIot Springs can be taken care of without any inconvenience.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
To Buila New Aiqh School.

Mount Ida Coulractor Evans ' Nona soon will resume work on the new high school building at Mount lda Work was suspended about two weeks ago when the former contractor gave up the job
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
GIN SAW CUTS MANS THROAT
W. S. Reeves Killed When Clothing Is
 Entangled m Machinery

Western v~pauerHaioH Navs seasfse
 Hermitage " & Reeves Vba#Htea four miles north of lJermJta1e Nue killed at his gin when his clothing became entangied m a saw, puil,us him against the saw, cuttins h.s throat
 NIT. Reeves had just completed over hauling the gin He had been owner of a gin in this section for many years and was we'll known lie is survived by his wife and several children
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
Gets Revenue From Natural Forests.

Little Rock.-Arkansas portion of inc federal forest reserve revenue. $l7.- l}S.sr has been received by Gov Geo. W. Hays from the office of w. C. Me, Adoo, secretary of the .reasary
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
FACE COVERED WITH PIMPlES

2l4 Broyard SL. Tampa, Fla some three years ago l commenced to sutlcr from rash on my face and back Before tho pimples came on my face th.re were a lot of blackhcads lt looked Is # the t}acNA,2ds turned 4.t. pu4l,s because after ht.le H Ai'o all ot them were gone and my taca was covered with pimplos. They wo~o small at first bur gradually rllv and right at tbe end ot each aple t WAS all white l carelessly I.,..d ,l.m With my finger nails. which made them spread. and soon discovered them on my back, My back was covered with ptmples and my face the same way. At night l could hardly sleep on account of the burning and itching sensation they caused I did not like to go out be- calse tho pimples caused dtshgure- mcnt
 Seeing tho advertisement of CutI- cura Soap and Ointment in ono of tho magazines I sent for sample. bought some Cuueura Soap and oint- mc-t. and am glad to be able to say that am entirely cured of pim. vlee." (Signed) Juo e Darlington. Jan e5, 1918
 Cuucura soap and Ointment sold thrcuchout tho world Sample of each free. with 39 ? Skin Book Address post card "Cuucura Dept l., Boston '-Ady
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16

After having escaped from tho re- form school and been recaptured and sent Co the poniten'iary. James Ken. uedv. a young boy, has been pardoned hy Governor Hays The prosecuting witness in the case said that he had grave doubts as to kennedys guilt He was charged with robbery.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16

IIeber Springs Troy Pace of liar rison while attending circuit court here. announced that he was eontem plating making the race for Congress in his district in the iy.hcoming pr mary.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
Lies Near Railroad

This Aast acreage les fear miles from Baid Knob. ts nearly all bottom land. and especially vel adapted. the proposal sats te growing cotton. grain and hay crops. Four hundred acres are said to he .u excellent condition for rico culture aooo acres have been cur over bat has ao0do to ga.ooo tJes v"t sanding Tho rcd gum on the land is estimated at looaa aoo feet. l.aae acres are in yirsm white oak. but tte red oak and hickory have been sotd and tho purchasers are to have insress and ,eres, Uuti! October. lal5. to remove tec same. bHt there is to be no interference with tho clearing and cultivation of laud already eat over
 fr Hand $ proposal estimates the nrice Of rcd gum at $15u to $lO per thousand feer All the timter except what remains of Ted oak and hickory goes With rh" land, at tho price of $ol.221. state notes will hc ac. cepted at the prescribed legal rate of interest in payment for all or any par; of tho purchase price
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16

Harrisburg Officers of the Pomsett county fair are working hard to make a success of#the exhibit. which will be held in Harrisburg October 2l 10
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
Seldom Are.

Did you attend that terrible play ?' "I dido
 And was 1t as immoral as you had been led to hope?"
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16

Things to Worry About. There are women carpenters in ThibeL
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
The Idea.

"NhE do autoefafs Wuzlte tho press
 Because they are afraid Of the bit 1ue remarks
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16

Don't neglect l cold l. means Ceueump. t.sn eI PncaMaal Dctn.s Mcntballtcd teuEh Drops ehegl, cold~ Je lt Druggists.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16

It is easy for a Etrl to have a good timc f she has healthy magma tinu