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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-09
HAD Est FIGHT.

Minot, NJ. D., July 8.-Roy Fulton,
aged Is years, and James Wilson, pro.
prietor of the Royal restaurant, were
arrested following a fist fight fight
between two men On. Central avenue
near Reishus street.
The fight is alleged to have started
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-09

in the Osnabrock vicinity, died at the.
age of rs years, the cause OF her de-
mise being old age. She and her hus-
band are pioneer residents OF this To-
cality, having resided here for the
past thirty years. The funeral was
held from the home and later from
the Dover church, Rev. Aarthun OF
Milton conducting the services.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-09

DIVIDE BIG FARM.

Rolla, N. d., July 8.-W. N. Steele
has decided to divide his big farm
west Of Rolla into two farms, one
containing four. quarter sections, and
the other three quarters and q half.
The place which J. r. williams now
occupies will he limited to one Sec
ton and q new residence and barn
will be built on the old Thomas Cam
eron farm. "A well is already being
dug at the place where the buildings
will be erected. The house and barn
will be ready for occupancy this fall.
This division is made for the purpose
of getting better results by more in
tensive farming.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-09
PIONEER PASSES.

Milton, N. D., July S.-Mrs. Jens
often, residing northwest of Milton,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-09
CELEBRATED GOLDEN WEDDING.

Raleigh. N. D., July 8.-Mr. aud. Mrs.
c. C. Wolfe of thi place celebrated
their golden wedding. They are
among the earliest pioneer residents
of this section of the state.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03
HUGHES TIMES

We failed tO show up tl' last week or so, but we are Johnnie on the $ ol' this week
 Everything k needing rain very badly now, in this community. Crops are suffering. and cattle loo are ind Ing it hard to get water ,nougu To quench their thirst
 Business is booming with the noise Of the hamu CT and saw, and sAngle mill, and now and then the buzz of an auto makes one feel like getting up and hustling.
 MT T. Tucker is erecting some nice iIttle houses for rent. The work is prog essing fine on E. C Frars build ing
 only few attended Sunday school Sunday, We are sorry to say, but we hope everybody will come out next Sunday. We have the new books now, and hope for good lessons.
 several around Hughes spent Spn- day at olj Democrat.
 Mrs. F. c. Love and daughter. Ella Iribbe, and Miss Walker, J Newton Farley and little Francis Love of Mari anna, were welcome guests in Hughes Saturday night
 Mrs llogue. Mrs. Catching and Mrs Morton, spent Sunday at Bledsoe.
 Miss Hester Spencer, of Memphis, is visiting friends and relatives at Hughes and BIedsoe this week
 The social given at Hotel Cowan last Friday night was an enjoyable affair
 Judge Cowan was mingling with friends in Hughes last week.
 Mrs. Cleye Younge is visiting rela tiyes at Tyrouza this week
 Mr A. w. Robinson of Memphis, was out Sa urday, looking after his interests here.
 Mr Davidson spent from Saturday until Monday in the Bluf City.
 The peopl- of Hughes gladly wei come Mir. and Mrs Waters to their little town
 Mrs. Dr. HammonS spent Sunday in Memphis
 Mir Charlie Hurlin of Proctor spent Tuesday in Hughes UNIs.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03
FOREST HILL. TIMES.

This hot dry weather makes us wish we were at the North Pole" and feel awfully like not doing anything but get into the shade, and think, what nuisance it is to do anything else.
 There is very little sickness in our community at present
 Mrs. Karl Otto and daughter called at the Plott home one day this week.
 Mir. Dave Henson went to Forrest City Thursday.
 MT. Win Outlaw, of Tennessee, is visiting his cousins, Mrs. Jessie She- ton and family,
 The school census man was in our burg this week.
 Misses Robbie ilott and Grace Otto spent Tuesday afternoon in the city shopping,
 Come again, Synomous, with an- other interesting letter from dear old Wesley.
 What $ the matter with Democrat.
 Three of the Henson children are reported on the sick list.
 Mrs. Agnes Daniels and sweet baby daughter, Leila lIortense, and Will liam Moore of Widener, were the pleasant guests of Mir. and Mrs. Me. Cutchen, Sunday.
 Mrs M J. Baxter and son Frank, of Haynes, are spending few days visiting friends and relatives here
 MT, ", r. McCutchen was among jolly crowd of Forrest Cityites who went to Palestine Wednesday night 10 fish fry.
 MT. Leslie Bradley, of Forrest City. and Miss Robbie Plott and MT Ey- erett McCutchen called on Miss Grace Otto, Saturday evening.
 Mrs Emma Shelton and son, Elmer Dean, were out horseback riding, Sat urday afternoon
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Barnes are now visiting in Memphis Mrs. Henry Mcdaniel and children, of Forrest City, visited Mrs. Me Catcher recently.
 MT Frank Puckett was a business visitor at Forrest City, Saturday.
 Messrs. Everett McCutchen and Lawrence Boni, took their girls to ! the show at Forrest City, Saturday night. The show was very good but the girls say that the ice cream was best Of all They report an enjoyable 1 time.
 Mrs. Emma shelton anticipates
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03
ARKANSAS FOLKS TELL ABOUT NEW
 MIRACLES OF HEALTH OF TODAY

dCn Ieels like a new one"
 These people know, because they COOK It and proved it That is one of She me things about Mayr's Wonder lGl stomach Remedy The first dose proves what it will do.
 Mayr. Wonderful Stomach Remedy cIears the digestive tract of muccoii accretious and removes poisonous matter It gives quick relief to suff. eretS rom ailments of the stomach liver and bowels. Many say it has saved them from dangerous opera tons; many are sure it has saved their lives. '' '" 'N
 Because of the success of this remedy there are many imitators. so De cautious l}e sure it is Mayr's. frooably it is known among your own nelghbors. Ask them. Go to J. T, sanders drug store and ask about the wonderful results it las been accom-. plishlng among people he knows-or send to Gee. H. Mayr, Mfg Chemist, I'i l26 Whiting St, Chicago, H., for Tree book on stomach ailments and many grateful letters from people Who have been restored Any drug. elst can tell you its wonderful effects.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03
COLT TIMES

The Death Angel visited the home ot Mr, Il. k. Martin on last Thursday afternoon at l:30, taking the dear wlfe and mother. Mrs. Martin was greatly loved in Colt and is very much missed not only in the home, put she leaves large number of friends to mourn their loss Mrs. Martin S death was due to congestion. She became i'll and died within eleven minutes, She leaves five small child ren baby scarcely months old. In terment was made in the Hughes cemetery Friday afternoon at one o'clock Services by Reverend AIonZ0 MckelveF of the NJ. F. church. May God comfort her family and may heT soul rest in peace
 MT Frank Kirby of Rondo, was in our burg Monday
 Mr. F. b. Downey, of Forrest City. was in our city Monday
 Say. Boys, who is the best runner, Walter or his DadY It seems that Walter won high h0nOrs Saturday night He did the distance in 0.
 MT Elmer Gatten is grieying oyer his Forrest City girl, just because one of our young men carried her driving Sunday afternoon
 Mir. Nichols, Tax Assessor, was in our town last week
 Wonder if Lizzie sent Tom back to pick that Guy up out of the ditch?
 Miss Annie Fisher was in town Sat urday and Saturday night, but found Walter in a condition that was not expected .."-
 Misses Lizzie Peevey and Enolia Sellers are some croquet players, believe me
 A crowd of our young boys went to the river Sunday 10 go in bathing Kelley tool
 Hurrah! Hurrah. Only two more weeks till school starts
 Marcus is trying to pull of a stunt down at Dads" believe me.
 Miss Gladys Gatten returned home from Cotton Plant, Saturday night. Oh. you Parham.
 Miss Page Rankins made a flying trip to Wynne, Saturday.
 Ha, Ila Joe David Hardin want ed to go fishing so bad the other day that he Lent a pin and stayed at home and fished in his water barrel. Say, old Top, you must have been fishing for a kitten. n
 Mrs. Virgil Casbeer is improving at this writing
 Miss Fannie Moseey, of Widener. who has been spending week or two with her aunt Mrs Nela Williams, returned home Wednesday,.
 Poor Earnest Happy Viola
 Walter Stone made flying trip 10 Davidville, Saturday night.
 A killing occurred here last Tuesday afternoon about 2:30 MT Bob Sim mons, of Wynne, kilIeda negro by the name of Win Allen. It is said that the negro was working on MT Sim mons farm and told Mir Simmons to bring him $5, which Mir. Simmons re- fused to do The negro met them in the road and jerked MT Simmons out of the buggy and shot him in the left arm and MT Simmons started shoot ing He shot the negro times kill ing him instantly
 CHICKEN EATER
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03
DEMOCRAT TIMES

Well, after so long 1 will try to tell you few happenings in and around Democrat.
 Silver Bill No. l is so busy these days doing nothing and trying to keep from doing that, and Silver Bill No. ? is helping him, so neither of them can find time to write few items so l will try this time and if l escape the waste basket will coma again.
 The dust devil is sure getting in his dirty work.
 Crops look well considering the eight weeks of dry weather There was a fish fry on l5 mile bayou last Friday. and all reported q jolly good time
 MT. W. F Horney of Forrest City was a very welcome guest at the Thomas home last Friday evening
 Mrs. NJ. Thornton has been visiting her mother, Mrs. W s Thomas snce Friday. Sue returned to her home at Hellcat Lake, Sunday. 1 MeSSrs. Scott and Jeff Stoddard and sister, Miss Cly tie, Misses Laura An derson and May Cochran, and Mir Allen Stokes and cousin. Miss Retta l Stokes, all visited the Thomas home Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. ]. A Dempsey went to Memphis Friday, returning home Monday, and reported a jolly good time.
 Health is very good in and around Democrat,
 Squire Thomas alfalfa patch is the greenest thing in Democrat except the Squire himself, and if this hot weather continues another month l think both will be dried up.
 Why don't some one get up picnic for the 4th2 Maybe we all would get wet CHRONIC KICKER
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03
stomach Sufferers Restored by Just 4 Few Doses of Wonderful
 Treatment.

A lot of Arkansas people are need lessly suffering from stomach ailments. A lot of others have found way 10 LealLh and deliyerance from the de engagements of the digestive tract. which seem to be particularly prevail eut in the South, by the use Of Mayr's Wonderful Stomach remedy.
 There IS no better proof of what this truly remarkable remedy VIII do tnan what it has done Here are the words of two Arkansas people
 WILLIAM A. HARMAN Dewitt. Ark. writes. T took your full treat ment and was greatly benefited by lF The amount of impurities re- moved from my system was simply wonderful
 CHARLIE SPENCER, Monticello. Alk#. writes; II received your won derfal stomach remedy and did not taGe 1t right away because thought Hr dose was too large. But felt SC 5pi that 1 made up my mind to take It. 4ud it has worked like charm and uas helped me SD much my stOm
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03

and has been made for ever since tine first bottle was put up and sold. It is widely initiated. So be careful to get the original.
 Dodson's Liver Tone is a palatable vegetable liquid. Its action is easy and natural, with no gripe, no pain and the after-etIectS are agreeable. Dodson's Liver Tone does not inter fere with your regular duties, habits and diet, and builds and strengthens instead of weakening you or knock ing you all out" for days as calomel and strong purgatives so often do. Dodson's may do for you what il has for all these other happy thousands of people
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03
MANY ARE GLAD
 OVER LIVER TONE
Former Sufferers From Constipation Now Improved Without Taking
 Unpleasant CaI0mel.

Many, many thousands Of people who formerly suffered from constipa- tion are delighted with the relief brought them by taking Dodson's Liver Tone instead Of disagreeabe and often dangerous calomel.
 Calomel is poison, form of mer. cury, dangerous to many people and causing unpleasant after effects for nearly everyone who tries it.
 Dodson's Liver Tone is recommend ed as a perfectly safe and reliable remedy to take the place of caomel. This is exactly what it is made for
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03
Surprising Cure of stomach Trouble.

When you have trouble with your stomach or chronic constipation, don | imagine that your case is be, yond help just because your doctor fails to give you relief Mrs. C. Sten- gele, Plaintield, N. J., writes, For over month past have been troubled With my stomach. Everything l ate upset 1t terribly. One of Chamber laln's advertising booklets came to me. After reading few of the let ters from people who had been cured by Chamberlain's Tablets, decided to try them. l have taken almost three fourths of package of them and can now eat almost everything that l want For sale by all dealers
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03

MT D. Henson visited MT. Karl Otto, one day last week. MT and Mrs. McCane and son Fay, ot FulWood, spent Saturday with friends here
 Wishing all glorious fourth,
 LONESOME GIRL
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03
soon for Hot Springs.

leaving soon for Hot Springs.
 Ice cream was served at the Me- CQtchen home Sunday afternoon. A Jolly crowd was present and everyone had most delightful time, and thank MT and Mrs. McCutchen for their kind hospitality.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-24
Y. M. c. A. BOYS PLAN
SPECIAL DAILY EVENTS
Play Santa Claus for Poor Families.
Parents Day to Complete
Ynlefide Ceremnnies
letide Ceremonies.


Special events daily beginning Sun
day and eliminating with n parents
day on Friday, will mark Christmas
week of the Boys Department of the
Y. NJ. c. A.
Yesterday the boys played Santa
Claus for a number of poor families.
Provisions were purchased. packed in
baskets. and carried by the boys to
these families.
l. W De Cast. in charge of the boys
work, announced the Christmas week
program. Among the special events
are meetings OF all clubs on Sunday
and a motion picture program at
general meeting for boys in the even
ing; an evergreen expedition and
series of tournaments on Monday; trials
for the swimming contest on Tuesday;
basketball game with Western High
on Wednesday evening; the annual
banquet of the knights of st. Godfrey
en- Thursday, and a watch night serv-
ice, and for Friday, when parents are
invited, the program includes exhibits,
match games, track races swimming
contests, and the presentation of a
flag by the d. A. r
Parents Day is being held in order
that fathers and mothers may become
acquainted with the work of the boys
department and present their sons with
Y. NJ c. A memberships for the COM
ing year.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-24
MOORE SCORES ENEMY
IN HEATED ARGUMENT
Denies Representative Bryan's Stale,
ment that He's in League
with Saloons.

A bitter exchange Of personalities be-
tween Representative Moore Republl-
can), Of Pennsylvania. and Representa-
tive Bryan CProgressiveJ. Of Washington.
took place in the House yesterday.
Arising to a question Of personal priyi-
Iege Representative Moore denounced as
~scapdalous and false" speech delivered
bv Representative Bryan Tuesday night
accusing Moore of sympathy with the
omen saloon and houses Of prostitution.
REPRESENTATIVE Moore had attacked the
Kenyon ''red light law as having scati
tered vice in all sections of the Capital
Il shall say little about the scandal and
BilHnRsgate OF the gentleman from
washington" said Moore THE gentle
mar, Is a past master Of that art. know
, notfIing about his personal habits except
that he is a wandered on the fact Of the
earth and has finally located In Washing
ton State. The people of Washington
have finally taken his number and
stopped his uselessness here. His state
ment that am for the open saloon and
houses OF prostitution are as false as he II.
i do ahve conscientious ideas about how
10 regulate these evils, and would
rather stand here with my conscience
clear than to be a hypocrite and scandal
nonger even though the galleries ap-
plauded me-"
Representative Bryan was so angry in
his retort that he refused TO refer to Rep
resentative Moore as 'the gentleman
from Pennsylvania" He used the words
''denizen of Philadelphia" and was called
to order by Speaker Clark. Bryan as
serted that Moore's speech was the COM
mon brothel argument that vice is scat
tered all over a city unless there Is
segregation
The Washington herald., 1914-12-24
DROPS GOLDEN'S NAME
FROM LIST OF INDICTED
Heard on Cases Of Mer-
chants Charged with Conspiracy to
Boost Prices of Foodstufs.

United States District Attorney John
f. Laskey yesterday dropped the name
Of Robert A. Golden from the indictment
returned last September against thirty
one commission merchants charged with
conspiring to boost the price OF food
stuffs- 1t appears that Mr.. Golden had
not held an official position with Golden
& Co. for some time prior to the alleged
conspiracy, and the District Attorney
announced that 1t was a mistake TO
name him in the Indictment
Chief Justice Covington heard argu-
ments of counsel yesterday on the
motion of the remaining thirty de-
PENDANTS to Quash the Indictment. At
torneys George p. Hoover. Charles 4.
Douglas, a. A. Birney. Darr, Peyser &
Koeningsberger. w. a. Johnston, j.
Barrett Carter. Tracy L. Jeffcrds. c. T.
Jesse. and CrandaI Mackey appeared
for the defendants. while the govern
ment was represented by United States
District Attorney John Z. Laskey, As
sistant United States Attorney S. Nc
Comas Hawken. and Assistant Attor-
ney General Fits.
The question was taken under ad-
yisement by Chief Justice Covington.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-24
TROOPS TO QUIT COLORADO.

1t is now certain that Federal troops
VIII be withdrawn from Colorado. but
me withdrawal will take place gradually.
This was the result Of a conference
yesterday between President Wilson,
Gov. Ammons. of Colorado; Gov-elect
Carlson, and Senator Shafroth, OF Colo
RADIO.
Gov. Ammons stated that President
Wilson favored his plan of withdrawing
the troops gradually, the only doubt
arising in the Executives mind being as
to possible conflict owing to double juris-
diction when the State militia patrols one
part of the strike zone and the Fed
eral troops the other.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
umhiA. holding ProSato Court. Estate Of Ellen
A. BTay' deoeaed Administration, No. a2sT.-
Of the last win and testament Of Ellen A. Bray.
decreased and for kittens testamentary on said
estate. By Annie Z. Bray. it Is ordered this 18th
day OF December. A. D. 1914. that Annie Bray,
Mary Bray. Eleanor Bray and PbiIlin Bray chIl-
dren Of Philip Bray. deceased and Ellen BRAY
Kane or. IL she be dead, the heirsatIau and next
Of kin OF said Ellen Bray Kane. whose names are
unknown ana an Others eoucerned. appear in said
court on TUESDAY, the "a day of FeiEuaTy. A. d.
SD. at 10 O'Clock q. m to show cause why sIch
srpiieation should not be granted Let notice
hereof be published in the Washington Law ks-
Lorler and washington Herald once in each Of
three Successive weeks before the return dsy herein
mentioned, the hrSt ppblcatiou 20 be- not Iess than
thirty days hefcre said return day. WALTER I.
McOo1. Justice. Attest; tseall JAMES TAN
IA. clerk Of The PrOhats court. MARY o'TooLE.
Attoznsy. dee, nj
The Washington herald., 1914-12-24
SHEPPARD SAYS "DRYs" WON.
Next House VIII Be Stronger for
Prohibition. Thinks Texan.

Senator Sheppard, Of Texas, author OF
the Senate resolution providing for a
Constitutional amendment for national
prov bitiOn, yesterday declared the result
OF the vote in the House to be a real vic
tory for the prohibition cause.
Not only has a majority of the ma
tiOnal House of Representatives declared
for nationwide prohibition" he said
''but OF those who did vote a far greater
proportion favorable to the resolution
will return to the next Congress than of
those who voted against the measure.
Probably 20 per cent Of the members who
opposed prohibition last night will 20 out
OF Congress on March 4, while not much
omre than 10 per cent of the supporters
OF the resolution will 60 out. That Is 70
say, the amendment will be much
stronger in the Sixty-third Congress than
in the present. In fact, It stands a very
fair chance OF being adopted in the new
Congress"
The Washington herald., 1914-12-24
TOOK TRAIL TO AVOID CELL.
NcbIeman Walked 200 Miles to Es-
cape Being Taken War Prisoner.

San Francisco, Dec. ZS-Having walked
200 miles through Northern British Co
lumbia to reach Alaska, thus escaping
the fate of a British prisoner Of war.
Count Carl Kuno Ceudenhove, a member
of the Viennese aristocraCy and a MEM
Der of the Austrian army, tells the fol-
lowing escapes of his experiences:
''In the early part of last August Lord
T rBeauclere, a British friend Of mine, and
were hunting in British Columbia near
the OBSERVER. One evening as We were
seated at our campfire, an Indian stroIled
into camp and told us that the great
war had commenced. Lord Beauclare and
I decided to join our respective colors,
and as Beauclere was an Fnglishman in
an English country, this was easy for
him.
IT tramped to Alaska and came home
by steamer, only to find I could not re-
turn to Europe as the sea was no longer
open. now intend to leave for Arizona
to shoot mountain Sheep
The Washington herald., 1914-12-24
NAVAL ORDERS.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

MbN f-MENI0 pt NE6hElH-
Monaghan sailed from New York yard, Decenle7
p; Balch arrived at Newport. December .: Nasn.
Fille Eailed from Portsmouth, December =; BOnham
arrived al WhitestoBe Landing. Deo5nber 2: Stew,
AT arrived at San Pedro. December p: jenkins
arrived at New York yard December 2: Henley
arrived at GraEeseBd Bay December p; Preston
lsrriTed at WhifsstUne Landing. December p: HcsC
rginia and IToquois 1iled from San Diern, De
Der 2; Iason arrived AZ Piraeus. December =;
lessee sailed from AleEandria. Egypt December
San Diego sailed from Ia PaZ. DeCembcT =;
egh sailed ffom MAnzsniIo. December 2: San
Francisco arrived at Pensacola December -
Note.-The San Dieso. nov on the west coast OF
MEXICO has been ordered 10 proceed 20 Sau Diezo.
TO siIiVe by the 1th Instant to remain one week,
and then Tetlrn 10 Mexican water.
ORDERS TO OFFICERS.
Medical Director Z. / Ven Wedeind, 10 homs
Gnd wait odsA
The Washington herald., 1914-12-24

QuartermAster OOrTs. who win comply with such
orders as he may receive from the commanding gen-
eTal. Southern Depatment.
The following tranSeS at the request q the Of
hces eonceFned ordered: First Lieut.. Charles
l. Mitchell from the SeJsntoeuth Infnntry to the
Thrtieth Infantry; Fnt Hsut- L. WoEthingtou.
from the ThirtSsth Infantry to the Seventeenth In
fantTy. Each officer will be assigned 70 q company
ty his regmeutal commander Lieut.. Mitchell upon
expiration Of his present leave win join his resi
ment.
So much Of paragraph D, speeiAl orders. No. ~.
September II, lsl4 War Department, relates To
Capt James d. Thord. Third CaTalry. Is amended
TO direct Capt. Tlford when his services are
no longer required IN connection with the trans
port City Of Memphis. and upon the expiration Of
his present leave Of absence to pruoeed to Join his
reEiment.