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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22

Once upon . time as stories begin, Aa prominent citizen of a small village brought home . young and beautiful some. the happy possossor of genial courteous manners. the people TO- ceived his wife very cordially. giving them receptions and luncheons. The town was charmed with the brides womanIy dignity and roise which be- spoke an experience with the world as we'll as native ability. She know how to meet people.
 4 few weekssrolled around very hap oily. all was fair for this young bride and groom. this blessed twain that God had smiled upon--so thought tho public.
 Gore rather . pathetic. forlorn coun- tenance. I chanced to meet her and having been drawn to her rare per
 sonality found the cause of this changed expression. The elder women
 had called. each giving her share of mctherIy advice. One said: Now. my dear, I have told your husband he must not take you to live in that old. old
 house: 1t is dangerous to health; the
 walls are mouldy. the siIls decayed and the rooms are uncomfortably large, %
 hard to heat with those high ceilings. Besides 1t is on . thoroughfars which
 is objectionable as the dust and grims of tho street will suffocate you Oh, my child. get . country place where the air is pure and you and he car
 become intsrested in garden and chickens. belong to the Presbyterian church and am % glad you are . Pres b V brian; that shows your sound sense While your hpsband is . Baptist. you must remain true to your own church
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
obtaining salt arc to mine rock salt ana

obtaining salt arc to mine rock salt and to evaporate salt bearing solutions. Rock salt is obtained chiefly from deep-shaf 1t mines In the eastern. central and south ern parts of the United States, active mines being located in New York. Michi- gan, Kansas and Louisiana. compara- stively small quantity Is also obtained from surface deposits in the dry climates of Utah and California
 At present tho suns heat, direct heat from the combustion of fuels steam and vacuum pan processes Is used in the ma Jority of the salt-producing states. Tho bulk of California salt is produced by so- lar plexus evaporation of sea water on Long beach and San Diego.
 The United States. including Porto Rico and Hawai-. produced and marketed moro than Asooo0o tons of salt in 1913. This was valued at more than s1o000.Ooo. The rock salt mined that year amounted to more than 100000 tons and was valued al over $1.900,000. These figures show tho greatest production of salt ever recorded In this country
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
The One Time That Kitchener Flushed

Mrs. J. s. Erskine, widow of a former captain of the Tenth Royal Hussars, who was for time attached to the staff of Lord Kitchener. now English war secre- tary, gave an interview Tn which she dis cusseu the chef of the English war de- partment at short range, says a New York special to the Kansas City Times.
 Long before Mrs. Ersklne met the army officer, who eventually became her hus- band. she knew Kitchener-at that time attached to the engineering corps-and has continued the acquaintance since. At the first meeting she was . lass of years in short sklrts and blouse. Today she is In the neighborhood of Q and lives Tn New York.
 You have seen much printed showing the austere side of this great mans char acter. but very little relating to the hu- man side, and the human side Is very strongly developed in Lord Kitchener" she said. Then you have seen him de- scribed as . woman hater. but he is far from that. although he has never mar rted. He holds that an army officer can best serve his country by remaining sim gle; that his chief duty is to his King.
 T was at the engineering depot at Woolwtch with my parents when I first saw the then engineer, Kitchener. He was most shy and diffident, but I wasn't. In truth. was just the opposite, and probably that is the reason we became iast friends. Even now can remember how he started when asked him to please fasten my garter. He did 1t. but he blushed. Not long after that when he was called to Egypt he gave me a doll and treasured 1t many years"
 Mrs. Erskine told how, when she was s or years old. Kitchener returned on leave and renewed the acquaintance, tell ing her all about the Soudan and teach Ing her French. Next time she saw hin, she had reached the mature age of 1s and was in love with Captain Erskine oy h,s stan. It was then that she learned o1 his objection to the marriage of aruay officers He was sirdar of the Anglo Egyptian army then, and Nngiand VII beginning to take some notice of him,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
A STORY OF LIFE
By ROSA cLIsBr JOHN

have him come with you; once in grace, always. you know"
 A fat. squint-eyed woman just bub- bling over with news. ran in to see her. She scarcely seated herself be- fore saying: "Oh. heard you said you would not live in that old house, you felt like burning it"
 How did you hear such a thing? l am pleased with 1t. and consider myself fortunate to have that blessings home 1t is . fine beginning for young folks" replied the bride.
 Well, you know l just heard 1t as was coming over today and could not help 1t. don't mean any harm by telling you"
 Then comes the groom's landlady. who had a large family of girls of whom mono had secured husband. She had worked hard and long to give her daughters the benefit of society. Her care of MT. S- had been studied
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
Americas Salt Production

Salt according to a bulletin of the United States geological survey. occurs az rock salt in beds or associated with bedded or sedimentary rocks. and in solution. as in sea water. and in primes or bitterns. says the Louisville courier-Journal. A large proportion of the salt produced in this country is obtained by converting the natural rock salt into brine, pumping this to the surface and evaporating 1t.
 The two chief methods depended on for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
Whiskey Stops
 Digestion

Your own doctor will confirm this statement and also advise you that the poison of drink or drugs taken and re- tained in the system weakens and final ly destroys every nerve, cell, and tissue of the body.
 Spend a few days taking the Neal Treatment in the privacy of your own homo. hotel. or club. or at any Neal Institute. This will eliminate the viru- lent poisons. create . loathing for liquor or drugs, and soon restore natural ap- petite and NORMAL mental and physi- cal conditions
 For full information call or address the NEAL INSTITUTE. 1914 9th avenue. Birmingham. Ala. Phone Main 451s.
 Neal lnstitutss h O Principal Cities
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
AT ONCE! CLOGGED NOSTRlS OPEN.
 HEAD COLDS AND CiiiRRH VANISH

drug store. This sweet. fragrant balm dtssolyes by tho heat of the postrils: psnetratea and heals the inhamed swollen membranee which lines the nose. head and throat: clears the air passages: stops nasty discharges and . feeling of cleansing. soothing relief comes immediately.
 Don't lay awake tonight struggling for breath. with head stuffed; nostrils closed. hawking and blowing. Catarrh or cold. with its running nose. foul mucous dropping into tho throat. and raw drynsss is distressing but truly needless.
 Put your faith--just once---in 'Ely's Cream Balm and your cold or oatarrh will surely disappear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
Breathe FreeIyI cIears Stuffed-up, lnflamsd Nose and Head and Stops Catarrhal DIseharge. Cures Dull Headache
Try -rly's Cream Balm.

Get small bottle anyway. just to try it--Apply . little in the nostrils and instantly your ologgsd nose and stopped-up air passages of the head will open; you will breathe freely; dullness and headache disappear. By morningi the catarrh. cold-in-hea or catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
 End such misery now! Get the small bottle of "Elys Cream Balm" at any
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
A New Lot of Women
Women's $2O.O0 Suits

in Yorkan In tget his of them There broadchs, gdnes Lined OS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22

These New Serge Dresses at $895 Another express shipment of pretty serge and other woolen material dresses Made in the newest mod els. These dresses far ahead of any we have ever shown you at such price, and they worth choies as a'sA as 'l'.'' to 'l'''' $8.95 S10 College Goats at $4.95-And Still More
 New Ones
 Young womens new college coats. in black and white plaids (and remember this is the only store in the city showing black and white plaids), mixtures, Scotch weaves, the newest college effects of this season. We show these coats in threequarter or full length desired These coats are well worth neW wes see 1e osn no~ ars at $495
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
Back From Europe

From tho Louisville Courier Journal
 ''Ths European porter doesn't paste . souvenir label on your trunk any more"
 'No?'
 %''No: you have your choice of two bullets. . piece of bombshsu CT . frag- ment of shrapneL"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22

animals came near, munching right at its toes and heels, and it would go apart grazing ahead for It's own life, then the inspiration seized me. I will do as this little lamb. not disturb my husband, but, praise God, the evening will come when our own little roof will separate us from the world. but. I still wonder if all brides have the same introduction to their husbands homes"
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

chase psica (sos instantly wthoal
question if Va are are not satisfied
IN every WAY with l.Ner Tone au1
lis results.
III Yoa take eliomel, parhaps YOU
wall soem o. get Temporary relief,
but II ollca hsppeHs thtt ths aIitr
ei1ects are 40 least unpleasant ard
someDmss dangerous. Oa'ume, iG
large doses Is a poison and actually
deadly 10 some -pcrhaps 40 yop 10
YOU aud lenas us use means ttking
chances.
With Dodson's laver Tone you
always safe lls Reliability is so
certain that IL can be sold with the
none, -bauk guarantee. IL ia aveg-
etable liquid, pleasant to take. aud
Il cannot harm. IL clears up the
dnlled aud aching head and cleans
out the clopged system in what
many have found to he wonderful
way. Dodson's Liver Tone wilt do
for YOU what It has done for thou
sands aud von run no risk in tr, ing
IL. Ask Pringlo Drag Store abont
Dod-on's and the guarantee fAdv }
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
FrOm trnest Harrison
KIND friends:

Kind friends:
| would like 70 meet each OF you
and thank you for yoar liberal sup
port and also for the many coartssies
which have been shown ms daring
INV campaign. Words are made
quAte TO express mY appreciation,
but .emember the old alise
"Actions speaks more plainly than
words" Is i. the height Of my ann
bitioa TO serve my people in a cred.
table way.
| Anu sure If elected at tie gener'
al election that II, mas will strive
harder TO make you a good oliiior,
or try harder to conduct himself in a
manner that wall never give yoa
cause or regre, OF having voted for
him Rhan /. NoV | hopsto receive
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
from J. B. Baker

To the People Of the I6.h. Ilhaid
Circuit of Arkansas:
| take this method Of returning
TO eaon o, you mf helr.fell thank.
for your expression OF confidence,
aud Tor the honor conferred upon
me By your votes in nominating me
for tue otiise Of Judge Of your courts
and in return. it shall be my pur.
pose to give you such service as 10
cause no man to regret, Again, !
thank you. one aud all. Very truly
vours. J. b. B.ker, Melbourne, Ark
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
90 RlGHTAT II
Irleais aRi N,luhsors IN POclhoatas
VIII show lua j Way

Co at the root Of ths troubles.
Rubbing an aching back may
relieved
But won't cure 1t II the kidneys
are weak.
You must reaah the root Of lt-the
kldaeyr.
Reach the cause; relieve the pain.
Begin At once with Doau's kld.
ney Pills
Are recommended by thousands.
Here Is a statement from a resi-.
dent OF this ylciaity.
j. w. Pruett, farmer, Fifth &
Dodd St., Rector Ark. raYs: Last
spring l had p,in through the small
Of my back aud il hurt me TO stoop
or lift. l was sul and lame when ]
got up mornings. Ihad blind spells,
when my sight blurred aud l got
dizzy. The kidney secretions were
painful in passage and contained sed'
iment. Doan's Kidney Pills were
recommended 90 me aud | got some
| used about two boxes With hne re-
suits. My back has been greatly
strengthened aud my kidneys are
now much betiqr shape"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don'l
simply ask for a remedy get
Dosn's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Pruett had Foster-Milburn
Co., Props Buffalo, n. Y.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
NUMBER TAXES
TEACHERS EXAMS
Oat oliarly-el8hl Applicants Iusa.
y-taree lail 10 Make Plsshl
Grades

At the resent exammuIla lar
teioner- ot Randolph planly ai,esa
applioaais successfully passed the
test ageoollns 70 aguses furnished
by county examiner Thonp,na
There were talrty-ei "a hpplioalt.
for licsats at tlis examination The
following are lao,e sho made pas.
ing grades My't whdeoa. Ola
sides, ! l.. Phlpp, Osew Biksr.
F. Il. sidis q X. Baker. levi
Hal, J II Wallace, Wiley Phillips
WI. STiuk, Barn. Pace, Joaa
Claai,, J II Dsln, Elsie Pafls
Ernest Riggs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
WANTED
s9nl

VANrED-7s0 distributors at
s,loo to $4,000 per year to nitro
due our household necessities IN
eaet home. Bsgln At once Ia your
hote county. Our articles are the
mos brilliant Inventive achieve.
me'lr Of the age in household nee.
essises Profits start first day.
Male a sale at each house YOU vls.
IT. Cash business at $50 per cent
prof We want hurilers men aud
wono who want to make Iig money.
No lrge mve~tment need ID. Busi.
n?plles the c.pital. No ex-
periace reqnired-ja-t follow IN
sirudons. Mail application tod ~.
To wit means To someone
else pght get IN ahead Of You.
We ~ui local and general man.
agas a postal giving aye and re
ferenes will bring full particular.
immeiately Domestic Selling
Ageng. Iitile Rock. Ark It.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

LoANs-0 q per cent loans on
farmr, orchard lands, city resident
ar business property, 70 buy, build.
improve extend or refund mort
cages or other securities, terms rcs-
-onsble, special privileges. Cor
respoudence invited. Common
xenlih Securities Loan Company. i.
z sos Gas d Electric Bldg. De.-
yer, Colorado. 7ta Henry Bldg,
seattle. Washington. % 4t.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
YOUR MONEY BACK
If YOU WANT IT
Leading Druggists will Refund Pur-
chase Price of DodSOn's Liver
Tone II You're Dissatisfied

Pringle's Drug store may not be
willing to guarantee the safety and
reliability Of calomel for constipa
ton and sluggish liver. bat these
torres will and dc stand back of Do :
son's Liver Tone with an uncondi-
tional guarantees 70 refund ths pu'-
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
sRAYEp OR STOLEN

SrHYRD OR SroLEN-Two collie
dogs, wo years old, both with
white lee aud neck. one has glar.
eye, olcr is a good heelcr. Will
pay hlral reward for the,r return
or infonation leading IL their re
eovery Pace Brolberr, Pocahon.
tas. 90 If
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

hsnnain ial sado ''emeat by the
PapsIe 4 na Sep.snpir election
Hoping To meet you again IA the
nalr future an Yolrs tor sessioe'
Ernest # Harrison. Aa,.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
FINANCIAL
slN PER CENr LOANS

ob,ainable to buy, build or i'm
prove farm, ranch and city property
ar remove mcumbrance therefrom;
special privileges and reasonsb e
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

SrRAkD OR SroLEN-0ne twoyea'
old lfir, red, with white and black
naiulamuleY Will Iunkersfeld,
Pocalh,as Information as to Ter
wherlou,s ~ill be liber,-lly re-
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

Fon sALE-Thoroughbred duroo
Jersey hogs for sale. See j. w.
Goipg, Pccahontas. s4tf.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
aided.
so ~.

STRAYED OR STOLEN Poland
China SOW. black, with few white
spots. Marked with shallow FORK
and under hlt in left. With lib
eral reward Tor hsrrecovery. A. z.
Lewis Pocahontas. % H..
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

terms. For proposition, address:
Finance Dept, 1897 Busch Bldg,
Dallas. Texas. 81 ft.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

For Sale -Four good teams. Cash
or good notes. E. J. Baltz, POca-
hontas, Ark. 80 T..
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03
Classified Ads
FOX SALE OR RENT


FoR SALE-Pair coed sized mules.
seven years.olds. Cash or credit.
G. Il. shannon, Pocahontas. eGu.
ExomANGE-l have five young
mares which will exchange for
large mules. Four are in foal.
Fred Do~nev, Maynari. 30 Il.
WooD foR SALg-tU 10 20 Inch
wood for sale at tlea per load.
Phone lsl 25 II.
FoR SALR-l0 h. p. Galloway
gasoline engine IN good repair %
acres land under fence. with good
house. mile from Dalton. Will
sell either OF both cheap for cash or
terms, or will trade See or write
d. II. Sbride, Dalton, Ark. 20 81.
FoR SALE Half of block -.
town of Pocahontas, west Broad
way, opposite school building. Ad-
dress Mrs. Chas. Brown, Hoxie. Ark
g5 u
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

toa aAlu-Goad young horse
rhm' coming saal 5 years old, iron
Hain weight aaolt 100 each.
r'qaira or write John r. Jones,
N"'And, Ark. sltf
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

oiier for sale 30 acser IA Ran.
d"bh county for ss5o. 80 acres
ea fisaied, 10 acres branch bottom.
ne rest branch and hin land. q
roam house, family orchard, smoke
hose garden. J. II. Chandler,
SOP Ceutral, Raosas City, Mis-.
so'fi. sa ltp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

''oee eggs, soc per sitting of fifteen.
"iAe seibaid, poeahoutas. box 1872.
20 81.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

Iior SAC LIN barIed PIymouth
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-04-03

Where = II ,
Goes Fal nest
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-12
A PROBLEM FOR MORALISTS

Armenian WATERFOWL Mass inhetng centuries-od
of killed Turk who had spit
emblem their religion j
the
shield
police.
he said. killed
it.
training
-
surrendered justice? yourself this fathers
consider
Difference
of
like
they would hardihood the thing.
In
he
Do society
your judgment O.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-12
ANOTHER ARGUMENT FOR SOCIAL CENTER


healthy a
all
young passes
there's
dying when beginning
counsel:
watch out ..
$500 homeless single had
am
disease.
But syphilis largely
black mark
suIy though warning Suddenly stop boozeoped
dyoum multi he tells
Anothe fol center
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08
ABOUT RHEUMATISM
People arc learning that Il is on

People arc learning that Il is only
medicine internally for chronic and
muscular rheumatism, and about
nincty-nine out Of hundred cases
are one or the other of these varie.
ties. All that is really necessary to
afford relief is to apply Chamber.
lain's Linimcnt freely. Mrs. II.
Miller. f.ogansport, Ind. writes. II
have used Chamberlain's Liniment
for rheumatism and It always gives
relief" For sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08

net necessarily the child of Ts'oil-
,ion. reforms aud ju.Iis. san NOR.
quickly be- accomplished and plas-'i
ON a firmsr basis through iaa' than
through war. The go0.i people of
this slate. the NON -eohitis,an,s. the
sr.al mass Of our citizenship on sur
farms. ia our sior.s and minor inisis-
tries. demand that sioishrr cease at
once. that the strikers b. 'iisaFn-i.
that the operators hs disaTm-ds that
the military power of the stat" h.
maintained. and that agitation at .io-
i4s.e cease and the suii,F paF,i.s -
punished according to iaa ani mol
the uaE.asonins. anarchists hatred
Ut the mob,
Tire saai .iiisra.hip Si 'otoFai"
will have ias and order. es-n II They
have to fisht for IL. The iss Is ssi-
pr.mr. IL lnust be tnaihtain~i, An
arShS aud opl-.i,iaa to established
ia1 must i,- STAMPED oaI. II the
lass need shankins. ss viii make
shass changes ae.orsins ,a Lao.
through the regular ttarhin-ry Of
government and no, hF fossr al
arms. bieo.ish-i ana destruction as
attempted in Colorado sihnr paf pres
IN. tat-ss sari b-sans Nuu 10 the
,ita- t.s all ssod sisisshs 4" nph"ia
;hs ia~ and shSa order il "t,aiH-si
tss-as the las sh-rr IL is taEsrs saa
40 real justice To Labor hF establish
sns tho principles of .o'"l~saS1oa be-
tween sn,piss-r ani sasPiSf~ ,hr"ash
some i,s.fit -shsFise PLAZA equitable
aiik- q. capital shi iasass
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08
With State Editor.
BE CALM. BE COOL HEADED
. . . . .
BE FIRM LAW AND ORDER NuSI
. . . . .
Be MAINTAINED IN COLORADO

Prom the Colorado Progressive.
Tn. t.nss condition oi ,hs I.gisii.
mind ia Colorado to-day calls foe can
.i.r ani so~i-hsa.isi iaism.ns Sn the
fart Of -s-fs citizen OF the stale II
is mol . tits- Tor agitation and apls-al
,o the prejudice. at classes, candor
Is nss-ssass oa the pars of III. sa.sH
i.aiist: sahsisr i h-crssarg oa the
ias, of the iabos-r. Neither the rich
asr The psor sast hisoishsa, The
| killing at hahas..is m.r- sill aos TO
lais ts1 -sii OF ,has~ ALREADY slain,
War ia hos h-sss-ary. Ne mus, na'
hasr var. The evil practices St gap
nai ssn. ana hatis,s las sarb~d bF les
isiaiiSn and the ssrie, -ntcrert1isnt St
,h. lass rSsss-d. The rEiis 1sts,ins
tsna-r unias. lass mus, b- Isiatciosssr
~ -sish-a by oas ia-natins bsaash
.. ses.snn-ns and s~sn-siiai lass
aasf;~., sha, siii rs-srn' a .SatissaH
lion at thss- soaaisi.as that haze
shaken tho very foundation Of civil
snsesamrns In hi. srra, sosshssn'
v.ai,h We need reforms. bus not al
the paint at the sasua-ts We need
,hsst hs the sniia. effective ann .t
tho Law: No, che pana.nsaniusH ss
anarchy.
Tn. hns-hsas-a asi,aios -hs sossn.
s~is sia,rn.r. death and a-sifpssiss,.
.a- nsussi-s To justify another. ts mot
sspt ei'nrn. itr is traitor To
sas-snm-a-. an anarchist al heart.
an enemy To progress and iu.ti.r.
and his armed resistance To esish.
iishr.i ia.-hts las. oaf ia~. tho
states ias-is nrasoaabiss The
| hins-a ot shasr stAia a. In 'sr slain
a. the s-.uis of his had rnans~i is an
tho hands Of him ahs Of th-s~ aasis.
oes In high riAr.. -ho by soaas~iins
,ioi-e.- hare s,issra up rio, that TO-
suits in tho iaiins of human life The
man ~ha coans~is killing ia an ar-
.rszasr b-t.rr the fact and is equally
s.ii,F with him ~h. r''iiis the uiz.
Ecf ana tff~s tho la'ai sh"ss
II matters no. -hrsh-s this Esort
aieieus advice I. given In tho in,cr-
rss Of fscp-sty ar in the interest. a,
Irt>on. The rarty who taei,r. To
riot and hin->i.h-.. lie the real guilty
rarty. and is the cn- for whom tho
s,sunr arm os thn ia~ should reach
out and on whom Just rcirihuiinn
and punishment should ~ Inflicted.
The rooe. inn"-n'. ignorant. rscju.
diced. mIsicd iai-o'-r IL In a measure
rseussbir. No, .o tho willy arisstor
who stir. up uouhic. IT,, us restore
order and ei,i, Law first and then
prpcced In a legal. regular and civil
manner to correct the evils tha,
brought on ,hi. trouble. Evolution is
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08

people when fully advised long per-
mi, of 200 or 500 armed strikers
to continue their unlawful effort To
prevent 10000 law-lbiding and in
dus'rious men from WORKING for
whom. when and upon what terms
they see fit" From disintcrcstcd
standpoint IL would seem that there
is nothing more 10 be said. Now
that union recognition has been
waived there Is nothing to arbi-
tratc. That phase of the contrO-
versy was closed some time since.
The sclf-rcspecting and misled mcm-
bcrs of District 15 who want to re-