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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-19
THIS STOMACH REMEDY
HELPS YOUR FRIENDS

Almost every day some gratcfuld per
son comes into our store and tells ~ Of
benefits received from the use Of EcNall
Dyspepsia Tablets. Knowing how much
good they have done others and knowing
what they are made Of. We feel sure they
will help YOU. 50 great j. our faith IN
them that We urge Won 10 try them entire
~ al cur risk. with our personal prom
iSc that if they don't do all Won expect
them Ia DO aud make your stomach com
Portable and healthy and Your digestion
easy. we'll hand back YOUR money.
We couldn't endorse anything any
more strongly than We 10 RcXall DvSpcp
STA Tablets. Containing Pcp,in and BiS
muth two Of the greatest digestive aids
known To- medical Sricncc. they Sonihc
the stomach. check heartburn and dis
trcss. promote n natural flow ~ the gas
tric juice and help regulate the bowels.
Remember. If they don't make ,our iii.
gcstion 80 easy and comfortable that
YOU can eat whatever You like whenever
Won like. We want YOU 10 come back and
tell Ms and Get Won money sod only AT
the more than 1000 RcNall Stores and in
this town only M our store Three sizes.
25c. zoe. and Sl00 -Eacic Pharmacy.
Brownsville. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-19

MANY a man attc"ruf~ VI" drive WV au
tomohilc who couldn't drive 4 tack.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-19

Pride gocth hcfur" fN ma il doesn't
soften the bumps amy ~ that.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-19

Following are the rates charged
by the Brownsville Daily Herald
for announcement 10 the follow
ing offices. "a run until election
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-19

ON the road 90 pleasure mighty few
people think # buNirg J return ticket.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-19

A wise girl makes a foolish man feel
like he il As brilliant as an electric sign.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-19

u. A. Leighton. the ven known san
Autnnin travelling man. ", IN Browns
willie today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-19

FOR SALE-Brand new kitchen cabinet
and caloric cooker combined; bed
springs and white enamel bed. Also
second hand wardrobe and chiffonicr in
good condition. Phone 35.-3 1GI III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-19
FOR SALE.

WANTED:-Ciean rags nj Bishops
Print shop. , GEMS per pound. 1887
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-19

HELP WANTED-Wanted to employ
man and wife the year round. Family
Of five. Address, Y Y u care Herald.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

Srau &eriic Gpscrt miro 6ci cincnl
@rcnSc IN Ser at qsauG SfraBe
IL, e.o.o,,,. o6,fen4or ANA Qei4er
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
@nrae stn0tneniaEsiirn.

Gic 9lusgabeu Der &ro1ibitioulltcn
III Ger lestcu Gauipognc belieicn iid
ouf $t304.
9ei Der Staats Si0litric llnidll
Gonuuiiiton iiro Dig iest 6l2 llniaae
ongcmeloet woroen obcr nur 5mci
glnipriiAc auf Gnticbd0igitna
SIN uGmerionNotcl4 wcr0cl 8mcf
ScuGloc BON scr @raiin Be luunaN
misacItcnt mo Sic Gnfinite oauoa
flicBen Ocni .9tot5en arcu5 81.
g9ic @r. 9. 6. Mcllcr dcitern be
fonut moAtc. miro oie 9lrbcit ai ocA
Staots 2ouoitroBen om 1 1c3ember
fir oen @iutcr einaeitclli
SSn &nrforo Gount0 lit oli Der
Surm ocs Srn. 5i0neu Gooper bei
@clta bic N}ml uno almlcuieude
ouigetreten. Gin Iieeuo NhiAfii5c
iino oopon bctrofien noroen
Grou Soon 8. Sippel 1T gcitcrn
ols Aeoentin ocs Baltimore aogiicls
Der nGobter Der 9icoolution onud9lt
moroen
Dic Baltimore gloro Caroline
0Qmyfer 50. miro cine neue glaic
aadl assimilation 9t..G. ciuriaton
Sur sen aturuldn0er 3meiG 0er
.9tot9cn Srcii5.& .&eieliddit4 iiao bci
Srn. q. Nomea @rispolo bisAcr
$tL7T6.53 einacgon0en,
Gie Baltimore rno G6io@abu@
bcabiidtigt, III Chicago cner 5raat
bu6n6oi ein5lridteu der mebr ols
Sl5.000000 toiten iol
SIN GriminolgeriAt muroe ssil
lom Goup6ea iue9en Diebitobls 5u
0rei Sabrcu 3u6t0uus peulrtBelt
Campbell mar friiber latcr @orolc
cntlaiicu uoroeu uno batte Sic &c
qe6encu %evWretmgcu iidlt 9ebal
ten
Ger @rcis ser SurIeD5 in ocn Iiao-
tiilhcu 4Rdrften 9hla acitcrn oui 2o
Gents pro @ilmO beruuier Quite
gattern Iin0 fiir 80 Gents pro Gnagt
3E 6o5en
Ger o&lriiAi@c &ercin iuigcr
9Rdmer mia iene 0liialicoer8obl
pie ila eet dii ingeia9r 2300 be.
lSlifL cui 5000 eT5S0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
S5eirat6s eiccnsem.

9lrt6lr ~. ASilroun a. 9olii-
more; Goitb gl. Smith, t9, @lt
glireD, N1o.
g9illion $. @riffit6, 81, gcI6ir.
ocn; 5lorencc 5. 9arfcr AZ, gcid@ic.
ocr,
0ii9oro .. 9lorment. %; 9iola
@f. GaItrioer, %.
Sacob aramer. 2S; Sop6ic Sei-
Del, 90.
ggdIter 3. @crtins, %; 9ucpnOo
Dl. &oplep 23.
Somes 2eiuis Gn1lor, 90; Bertha
SO. Matt6oi 1S.
Serbcrt ~. Gidiniou, jim, 2t
@aI6ington .. g.; Catherine @t.
Step6enIon is, SpattsOille. Wl0.
@eter Gom6ropsti "a; Slgnes
@obit II.
SEQ gtieo5wfi %; 9lanpS q. Sp.
6IcpSto, 20
9annlel Ecrcsofb 3s, 8ithper;
Dlinhie Derfoff, SO.
glanoolpb W. 9iouic ~ 0perlea,
Do. Seaneite atlgoitr, t7.
Sarrp Sdweuied, 30; 6lora g.
@open. 25.
sIoolp6 s. 91opiel, 32 @lar0 s..
@aul, "a.
9Ilbert Sdenniua, e7; slnnic eOii.
fer, %.
Srwfn g. eoof %; Dina 0liOer,
81.
Serman s. @oIoimit6. 35l eileen
3. glOler, 27.
Charles @. 9lids, 2i; @orp &. 6.
N3cWlomt 1G.
g9iaian 4. Granblitt, %; @lortle
6. g9a9nrr, %.
g4iliam y. Meas, 80; 2oliiia 3.
Glarf, 81, @ittpc
SariorO ". S. 9Solpel iunv 27,
9lem.yorf; 2Doia 9. BOND, 23.
SeurD 3. aliuacu6era, 23; Gmma
~. @euoa, 26.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

Same5 @aitro, Elm in gtr. li6,
SowItroBe. wobn6oiter S5toliener,
puroc gcitern @orniittog in scr miit.
letcn @oli5eiitation bonn %oliseiri@
Ter Supplcc 81 $50 @eIoitroie lmo
30 EaGeu @efangniB oerunbeilt. 81
mar beiAul0ist ctncn iGGtliAcn llns
qriii oif 5oiep9 Gnatrod bon glr-
GlS. 6orrrit StroBc, pcriibt 3u pa
tcn. Gominia @lpat bon g1r iil6,
&ouitroBe puroe ncaul ingebH6r
dben 8ctraacns 5u $25 Seloitroic
tcrOonncrt iM0 Wano6rtc IN Grman
cclumg 0e5 n0t9igen Niein6cl0cs aui
2T Ioae ii5 &ei6uaniB. Guatroa
lcseugtc oaB er eincn @a0en ali ocr
&opiwaBc bciudfe ino IN 0cmlelbct
5cigen rn0 Gin @las Sooamaiier
t6uite. SpGter iei elm Staliener IN
0os @pin0a gefounuen ln0 ba6e iDn
ouigeior0grt ole 6eigen nit i9n gl
tGcilcn ga er 0cn S9unib Ocs
8rcnoeu un5eaAtet lieB, muroe er
sil 9ooen gaporfen ino perpriIgelt
Guotrod iG9 iid MN nac5 cincn Ro
li5iHcn m puroe jeood BON Goatro
unO 9lont periolsL bis er oen 'Goli
siItcn N5ctt beuertte. @ott Der5oitcte
c0c Erei Guatrod rpr0e ireigciproa
nen.
Sni Green Spring &alle0 @unt
Glgb ian0 9citorn 9!acbmittag cine
lIuigrbolhulg icit 0ercn 9lcinertros
sen irun80iiisten @crpunoeiea in
Tiar0 5u @uie fonMmcu lol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

Samuel 6. 0rmigcr, 2s; @iola g..
Srcn 81.
Charles 9loaius, %, ecibicocn;
9lnnn Cunt, 81
SSaco6 9fo6oisfD, %, @ittucr ,Soa
9}obofsfv, 23.
9obert s. Senorir, %; Gli5abet6
@olidlagcr, 49,
GapiO @recn6oip "a; aatic
@arlman is.
sSo6n &. acmler 26 9loic 2. So.
binc, %.
@iaiom @}. 6o6cr 81 @larD 6.
Seen. %.
Gleoelon0 3. @beldel "a, @oi.
nesuiae, Ga.; @lar0 81. &ut6erioro,
%, @indeiier, Ga.
9Sormon 3. Sc @ron "a Salra
$. @ennett, -.
CHARLES s. @prcs, 26; Sucillc g.
6i0ois, 81.
Eeoipbtc &rusnicUsfi 2i; Sta
rislama @cbrr, 10.
2onis $. Colombo 33; @ai6arinc
Soil, %, 9tcu9orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

Mornsmon @arriet Eobler. 9<6
Eribua 9lnna @e6r, Got6 Gdmiot
9lcio gd@oiion 6ranflin 9eaer glg-
ucs Carlos Gnil9 &o6ns, @ero0
@auiont gtba ss6ite, SeunngS
GSro MiGiaa @}irbcrling glannic
(aro6oiH Scr6crt Rermon %ir8inio
6aliu 93ercD 3icauig5t 6Iorcnce
9aiacr, @oparo aric9cr gcrop
sdmi65 Sariaa @ader 6re0crid
@oridc1 Goaa &6oooeS, Carroll
@dQocc, 2lciac 2eonoro, &ioIa Dol
giouo, 9l00iion Soplcr GtbeI SOBER
Mill G5arles alein 9lalpb @ihlcr
2pOia git1erloao nHo @eleu Glof
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
lInincriitiiis. .eyuhil1uin.

Ole tot6oliiAc llniperittdt in
s9oi6uotou O. g., miro pd5rcuo
scr lcetcn gSoNc i'm @}oi fommenoen
,Sobrcs i6r iiI6ernes SSubildum NIT
cIuer ma5rt69ieen alan5enocu 6eicr
tegcbeu. Gigentlid batte man 0es
plant oie Gcier om t3. 9looeu6cr
rieieS So6res 81 0cranitolten, oa oiea
Scr Sa6rcstoa Der @roiimmg Der
llnipcriiidt por % So5ren lit. @c
gen 9lus6uihS 0cS europdilhcn
Grieges ie0oA Ocrle1tc man Die Sli
tclieier IN 0cn sgloimonot nddliicn
s,a6res. 3li ocriclben weroen orei
Garoin6le uno onocrc WlitgGeoer Der
cmerifalii.ben @icrar6ie, iomic Der
trcter BON alien groBcn lIniDeriitdten
9lmerito's erlbeineH. 9hicl miro cine
siciuion oaer glhnuucn oar llnipcrs
iitdt init scr Scier ueriniipit pcr0en.
Gie 3a6l ser Siuoenten um0 @orcr
scr llnipcyiitdt bctraat gegempartig
rmo 200.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

Cine @oriteaiug. betitclt 00ic
SS6lfcr Guropo's IN Eou5, @ort uno
@ciong, murOe oeitcrn 9|admittaa
ror eincm groBea Gublitlau bon oer
iiebenten aloiie ser S@ule glr. so
in Scr 9fula 0es 2e6rcr 5enlinors
segcbeu. Geitiblauo, &rlano SOL
lono, SSronfreiH unO 9hiBlunO wo
ren in i6ren 9lationaltrodten aui
0as 9lnuut6igite partreten. $c0e ein-
selne Gpiiooe iebie iib ouS einea
Cana, ciuem bollst6iimlihci Sieoe
un0 elmer fur5en 9lnetOote 3uionl
men. Scr nainoer &oIta," iopic
ole 9ieocr 80 Tonnc6olm" unO Die
,g9adt on gi5euL ionic cine @r5d6.
hna BON oSicgfrieo" biloeteu Bic
oeiti1c glbibeilung. Inter Oen @lit
mirfen0en 6cionoen iiN @eo. 0us.
man, G0maro Smith @euionin
SoD0en Goaar gSeli4logcu Carl
Wotes, @eruon 2iUingitou E6omos
Gofiop, eugeuio SSGite, 9loaGbarles,
s5elen 9tc1len 9loomi @linnid,
G60uis anmiL @eneoeDe 2cotl,
GoitD 9niitD, 0oroi6D Soe, @ciiic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
Der @roH-Sire Der nCDb SeloivSN
fomlnt nad NeltImdte.

Ger 9ldjtb. &o6sri s Daniel aus
@riffiu &a4 oer @roB Sire Der
Soubcrdncu @roBlogc Der Dob Sci.
Ions. miro mor1eH ais @oit Der
9lorDl6uocr aiiiaIicoer oes Grocns
ro@ 9cltimore fonuncn S9m 81
G6rcn miro elm 9oaictt IN Scr Si6lio.
ibcf 0os Ecnpcls on Der Gde bon
Saratogo lmO Cathedral 1troBc
gihcn0s 6 llhr itattiin0cn. ON mclc0cs
iiM ehl Gupiana ano Nnll anlr9lies
bra per0an Nr DoRicl ipilrOe inn
Geptatnter ili Sitlaniic Glib 5u ocr
tpNqu @iellupg cripabii als bic No9
reis Connection ooielblt ltaitiano.
Fans 8ur 4gils -mS Naslane atloFHl N
Gnltum peafc AvyHAs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

&arO, melAe imglaAbarbaule pohnt
Cen @etrag BON $25- 2lls Ne PEN
@erliiit ocs @cl0es entOcdic elite tie
in iDrc @o6nlna 5uriid Cine 6e
fannie, meldc bcmerttc, oaB Srau
@orO oas @elo prrlor critottctc i6r
OaNel6e 5uriid. Die Gntitc1nn89lr-
ialhe Oes @ran0ca M niolt icllaclIeIIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

Gber.SaIi5ien uno Die 8ufoDtnu.
9r5emDSI puroe 16 Gage obne gr-
folq bon ocu Ruiien beIagcrt, ober iie
mubtcn cs aufgeban 0a iie bel 4!r5c-
nivsl 10000 Mann @erhiitc 6atten,
wdbrea0 oic ,Seihmg ilur GOO g}mn
Tcriptuoetc lu0 Coote 5GGlte, G5cr-
nowiB mnBtcn sic @uilen uieoer riu-
men. sic Icaiihen ie6en bereils
cor @oriAau, uno cA9 uuierc Irlp-
pen babea bcreits eineR groBen EbeiI
bon 4uiiiih,GoIen beieBt. QGa5 Die
aroeren &rieasIdaupIibe anbelan0t
lveroct SIR ePeniociel wiiien wic mir,
imO aubcr0eH duoert iib bis 81 icncr
3eit, mo Scr 9riei anfommt nod
iebr piel. @ir marten nod auf Gle
Zeppelin 9allons, 0ean Der Oeutitc
aaiicr 6at 0eiagi, n1dJ 6atc iiir mci-
Hcn Gcitcr (5eora nod cine 6eion0erc
lleberr1ifiiuo. ~goB bieruit ole Gne-
ldnoer ecrcint iiuo, wirit III mo5l
ipiiien. 9is gnoc gloOembcr iolIcn
100 3eppeIine ierii1 iein
9lls ole ruiiiibeu &eiaugcuen nab
Der 5dlaht bei gaunenbcrg trnus-
portirt pur0qu fonnsa sic Generate
nr in 2sogsons oritier Glaiie bei6r-
Nert irerOcn. Sic 6cidrerteu Iih
natiirIiol oariibcr ais Oies Dem bc-
riibnlten 9scrcsiiiber Ser GeutiAcu
REM Gsrcrl &rocubnrG. 81 0bren
fam, lef or SCI &cncr5lcn iagciL er
IoRc iic) eie!moIs cuiibuIoigen, ober
iei ant ciueN MaiicnaHorlug nitbt &C.
faBt
ngsir9arbnren.~
Vou 5rau &otbiAilO, Ger 2263,
MaOii1a-9lopurr II oem yCeltiden
GorrciponOeutcn" oas folscuoe sc
oidt geidaOt mor0er
,gqic lcbtcn irieoliA mir inO irOb
ben 9}adbara 81 Geiallen oa
babcu iie brtal luO rob urS jdb.
liuas ibcrinlleH uno neil iies
tTio6eu Gar 5u toll iiao flint mir
orcinaeiabrcu. MN ibun iie fromnl
unO uniduIosppll - ,mo mir iiu0
ole 8arbareul Sie faupicn
iiebcn gcgcu 5pei iie molleu luS
ocroerbeu uu0 iuden INNER nod
auf's g}eu @erbinocte 81 iUer6en,
~ iic bo6eu 2iiaeu ausgetreut- Die
einfad ihomIos iu0reu nno ooh
iinO lie ole feinen 9euf mo mir
iinO 0ie 9nrbarcnl - Sc bebten
Snoiens NebresIrait auf ms,
Oos Golf in g2aiicn iie idbloiien
@aficnbriiOeridloii - ielGit nit Oeu
ael6en glifcil iie briugen ouf Gu-
ropa's 5lgr Die idlwar5en S5lo-
ncriHaoreu fc ihiO Die Erdger
scr &ulhr uuO mir iino Die BAR
barenl 9(u5 NeuAelmorOer
ba6cn iic 6cmebrt bis an Die 3G1nc,
0o miro oer 5rarftircnr 3inn
@ieb, sur Bette uuO Sudue giel
SdredliGes cat mon bereits in
9elgien crlabrcr iic idoHten
fnlu 0os rotbe arcn5, Oo1 mir
iiuo oie 9arborea Nir gebnI
nit ibneu meniMh6 I'M cod ieii
lnO fur5 enti@ioiIen- lie o6er iAic-
Ben nit giumsClnn mo a6uliben
G'eidojien. g9ir bringcn Die Wc-
iangcncn nid]t in Sd)reden mo
@efl6rcn, Ood) lire 36atel i@enn
0aS giht mo mir Iino oie 9ar6a-
renl 60 miro geihndbt i'm
neltiten Striea BON Roubern itno
@elibtcr ciIl Golf, Oas itol5 sur
So1e Itieg Der Center llno Der
Gihter. Cod ipenn ais 9rdger Der
aulhr iid Siieen oiien6arcn
Damn bleibt cin Gbrentitel mir fir
ms oos 8ort o9orbarenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
iii6e @ere~a G.

SRI. gliie .9owenion, 9lr 1928,
g9cit 92ort6 glpeuue, bat ans &ien
pom g. Ottobcr ciuen 9riei bon ci'
mem oiterrcibiidcu Soloatcn crbal-
ten, in luel9em eS unter 9lnoerem
6eiBt. ,Si oem 9Ingriiic ati aano'
rom in @dliSien an 20. september
perlor oaS 10. Sdaer6dttaiIIcn bel
melden i'd oienr, imeeid6r eiu Grit
tel ser WIannibait MM uuroe Der
GBteliel aui nieiuen lorniiter olrh-
l6oileu Gie 9Fuiieu 1atten Scniperg
Arizona republican., 1914-08-17
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

FOR SALE-75 White Leghorn and SO Brown Leghorn hens: also 100 Brown Leghorn bullets. months old. Poultry Supply House, 446 West Washington; phone 1903. If
Arizona republican., 1914-08-17
For Sale-HouseS

FOR SALE-WATCH PHOENIX GROW-The greatest interest paying town on the map
 4-coom new stucco house, on Grand avenue car; s1650; $50 cash; s15 per / 4-room new house near capitol; $500; $50 cash, bal. $16 per month {: will take COW or calves as first payment.
 Groom house; fine shade; $1700; $50 cash, $20 per month.
 Lots in Montezuma Heights; $350 up.
 Fine building site; special prices given to people ready to build.
 M. H. SHELTON, 215 w. Wash.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-17

Selling realty our Speciality. Dwight B.. Heard's office. Central and Adams.
 ,i If
Arizona republican., 1914-08-17

WANTED-Good empty gasoline and coal oil cans, ten cents paid Phoenix Oil Co. u
Arizona republican., 1914-08-17
For Sale Miscellaneous

OUR CANVAS DEPARTMENT Is complete, We manufacture Stack Covers, Wagon Covers, Drop Cur tains Awnings, Tarpoons and Tar paulins, and anything else you want in canvas. from first class goods; at prices which our competitors don't try to meet.
 BARROWS-FOOSHEE TURN. co.
 Corner First & Jefferson Sts. If
Arizona republican., 1914-08-17

WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE on or before Oct. 1st., 40 or 80 arce ranch, with good alfalfa with improvement. near Phoenix, win care for ranch prop erly and pay handsome rent J. B. An dep6on, Glendale, Ariz. do
Arizona republican., 1914-08-17
For Rent Furnished

FOR RENT---Partly, furnished, A. room house on car line. Phone 2s54. 5 bn
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-15
REAL JOY IN SHORT HAIR
Girl Art Student Declares There Are
Many Compensations for Being
Without Curls.

She sat there in the center Of the
soom looking for all the world like
a page in a medieval castle. She
looked that way because, like Sam
son, she had lost her hair. In her
case, however, it came about through
no duplicity. She herself had had it
done.
The hair was not cut close to the
head. On the contrary, it hung about
her delicate pre-Raphaelite face in
short "boxed" strands of childhood.
"Saves me a lot Of trouble re
marked this girl, who, of course, was
an art student. 81 save | don't know
how much time by not having to do
a casque and side curlembobs. OF
course, the barber that cut my hair
thought | was mad. But | don't care
it will grow long again. And in
the meanwhile-ah, what a Joy it is
to wash ~
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-15
E Z 9 PERSONAL MENTION q


Mrs. VIM. R. King of Memphis
arrived Wednesday for a two
weeks visit to her mother, Mrs.
E. a. Hart.
Mrs. H. c. Campbell visited
Hope Wednesday.
Mrs. Jennie Delony Riceof New
York City, an artist of national
repute, spent few hours Mon
day at this, her old home. Mrs.
Rlce was accompanied from Little
Rock by a brother, Win Delonv,
and they were met here by A. p.
Delony, accompanying him to his
home at Allbreok for a visit.
Z. L. Hanchey Of Guernsey and
Lee Hairless o. the Treasury
Dept, Washington, D. c., were
here on an interview with the
county clerk the latter part OF
last week.
Ad Thomas of PatmOs spent
Tuesday and Wednesday here.
Tom Logan, the congenial city
marshallOfFulton, spent Tuesday
night in Washington.
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-15
Guardians Sale

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
dersigned guardian of James McDou-
gald, a minor, in pursuance Of an or
der of the Hampstead Probate court
will offer for sale at the front door of
the Court House in the Town of Wash
ingtOn, Ark. on
Saturday, May 16, 1914,
thefollowing described property. to-
wit:
The one-eighth undivided interest
in the following lands: Commencing
at the Northeast cornor of the South
east quarter of the Southeast quarter
of Section Twenty-Five, Township E
leven. South Range Twenty-Five. west.
and run west 2IO5 links thence run
south S73 links to the public road
leading from washington o Hope:
thence east with said public road to
the section line between Sections -
and 23: thence run north 1882 links to
the place of beginning: all in Section
-, Township II, s. r. 25, west Hemp
stead county, Ark. and containing
25.3S acres, more or less also com
mencing at the Northeast corner of the
Southwest quarter of the Southeast
quarter of Section Twenty-Five. Town
ship II, S. r. Twenty-Five. west and
run west 10 chains and 43 links to a
stake; thence south 46 degrees east lO
chains and 80 links to a stake: thence
south 10 degrees east ; chains and r.
links to a stake; thence north chains
and 73 links to the point Of beginning,
containing 7.93 acres, more or less. be
ing part of the Southwest quarter OF
the Southeast quartcc of Section y.
Township II, S. r. 25. west, Hemp
stead county, Ark.
Said land will be sold on a credit OF
three months, to the highest and best
bidder, and the purchaser will be re-
quired to execute note with approved
personal security, bearing interest
from date of sale at the rate of tcr
per cent per annum. and a lien will b,
retained on the property to secure the
payment of the purchase money.
S. w. VANRIPER,
l5t3. Guardian.
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-15
METHODIST
REV. J. w. BERRY

Our services at st. Paul Sun
day morning at II o'clock were
very good indeed The best turn
out of young people we have had
there for some time. After the
service the pastor and several
relatives of Grandma" Lyons
wentltO the home of Bro. Ed Good
lett, where a splendid birthday
dinner was given to Grandma,
this being her eighty-third birth
day.
At Ozan we had a good attend
ance at night.
Washington telegraph., 1914-05-15
HOPE VS. HENPSTEAD Co.

The people Of Hope-we say the
people of Hope but we might bet
ter say someof thepeopleof Hope,
for we know they are not all mix
ed up in it, are starting another
move to get an election with the
end in view Of moving the county
seat from Washington to Hope.
They say they are going at it in
a different way this time, which
we presume means that they have
some new Jobs to put up, all with
the end in view of taxing the peo-
pie Of Hempstead county for the
benefit Of few Boosters" and
spectators in the town Of Eope.
When this thing was tried FOUR
YEARS AGO they came before
the people of the county with the
plea that they wanted to give the
people a chance to say what they
wanted and that would end 5he
matter; THE PEOPLE HAVE
SAID, and that should enL it.
THEY HAVE NOT YET En-
PLAINED TO THE PEOPLE
HOW TEEY GOT FOUR HUN
DRIED MORE VOTES IN DE
ROANE TOWNSHIP T H a n
WE'RE IN THE TOWNSHIP, as
shown by the poll tax receipts,
NEITHER HAVE THEY EX-
PLAINED WHY THE BALLOTS
OF THAT ELECTION WE'RE
BURNED JUST AS SOON AS
THE TINE EXPIRED, a thing
that had never been done before
and has not been done since.
Nothing to cover up. Oh, no.
The county seat is located in
the exact center of the county.
equally accessible to all the peo-
Dle in the county; there is a splen-
did court house and Jail, and it is
perfectly plain to anyone giving
the matter proper thought that
no necessity exists toplace an ad-
ditional tax and d heavy one, too
on the now ovar-burdened tax
payers, all for the benefit of few
boosters" who have some Hope
property to sell, and a fe W
Hope spectators who might op-
crate at the expense of the man
who tolls and the taxpayers gen
orally The people Of Hampstead
county have said in no uncertain
terms that they wanted the coun-
ty seat to remain where it is and
the voice of the people should
rule; the people have said they
did not want any more taXaticn,
and the voice of the people should
rule. The people of Hampstead
county have settled this matter
and it should be allowed to remain
settled.