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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-09-10
HAINES THE REPUBLICAN, NOMINEE

NOW That the dust OF the primaries has settlad -,
the candidates, may well remember what ~. We
about Of them before the voter had the ono, s
make selections
Hanes not only assaulted by democrats baro4. /
quite group in his party admitted his unworh;
pointed to his records in equally emphatic man
following editorial, published prior to the primary a.
has as much force then The same defceno; eu
Here is what the Twin Falls Times had to saw: e11
'The Times wishes to again call the attention 90 a.
ers OF this county to the danger Of nominating John
at the primaries. There is question about the da
those who have closely followed his administered W
At no time has he shown purpose of protecting M
who pay taxes. AS the taxpayers friend he is ioko
aid to corporation control of the state John M Ha;o
menace to the welfare of the people and the -
state Don't forget the sale of the state timber Land -
lowest bidder in order to help certain interests in the &
Boise Don't forget that John Haines appointed the G
public utilities commission which is striking direct M h
the development of Twin Falls county John Hanes I
cd Will re-appont expiring members of this commis n
perpetuate body which represents nothing but the -
on interests II the above is not enough of local interest
remember that John Haines has the past two months
ca deserted the of the Salmon River Settlers
that show his whole policy Also as republican, remsm
that IT Haines is nominated that the whole nartv Is ]
the defensive through acts of his which will be thorou
aired by the democrats in the general election campaign M
party by nominating Hanes practically assures the dem
OF state victory.'' ''-l'Na 4
II you can swallow this Mr.. Republican and vote q,
LANES you have splendid constitution and castron nos
cal stomach. ~ tu
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-09-10

we haven't heard any report from Senator Borah hs
some Tune on how he's getting with the Job of making mi
party progressive organization But the progress
u progressive principles in the old party in New York s
may De gathered from the New York Suns account Of he
republican convention of that state Barnes e MA
wan IN the Convention, is the first head line that
uie eye Now we know at how much the stand
patters of the Empire State have changed IF tb va Wa
my standpatter, 24carat fine and proud of it, that
aa IS Blu Barnes of New York Further down the proceed
inss w. we catch such paragraphs as this
H. % oosessed is most of the crowd with the notion that
Tor this years play is Beat Roosevelt that
% barnes as captain of the team is almost lioniud
ne strobe down the aisle of convention hall at m
CLOCK THIS morning there was great racket of applause
MI. Barnes ,1 looked happy"
az, little 1urtner occurs to this effect:
H. "nen MI. boot mentioned Mr. Roosevelt saying that
party never had any strength apart from
bands personality just three delegates capped then
otherwise the convention of his old party treated
;ne to silence But it rocked the old build
reea lew minutes later when Mr. Root inveghed against The
recall Of judges and their decisions. " = e1SN ''
old we near nothing from Senator Borah we presume tho
News. enouen LOT mm.-Nortnern iuau
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-09-10

The wise Idaho farmer will this fall and next snrno mob
acre that ne count every cent that
worm IN the production Of food supplies There especially
an invitation Just to SOW wheat feei"'''
NOT only will there be such demand from Enrono f
american wheat that every available for its production
VIII De required but there is the added possibility Of
Of our own country through drought In the
urougn. districts OF this country by which we mean
those districts subject to drought there was
arge crop this season. According to the law of probabilities
many OF those sections may expect partial or comnao f1
follow. eu no' necessarily
"hether the European shall continue MANY months
now seems probable, whether there shall soon he ~
% of hostes that country will be short in its food -
because already the harvests in many of them have boon
Tor TINS year Every pound of surplus wheat and
o'her 1000 products the whole world has this wear vii; m
onaheo ana that means much higher demand for sb
supplies next year even should cease in time for b
ing ui crops TINS TALL IN the stricken nations which i
" " iAey 10 De the case, for if hostiltes sbonld ~
de would be required for conferences between tb
on ana more time would then be required for sbandi ia
ooPs ana returning them to their homes which con5 -
ooie mn ~ tline Tor fall sowing of grain y
), ihs Is the most favorable contingency TO sncb +
'hat can be possible Under less favorable cond;f -
@ ee no crops raised next year. or at least very ta
LOT another year at the very least America will b
= = lu'iH iood Tor all Europe we'll as fer ourselves
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-09-10
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE FREE PRESl

Such favorable outlook for the farmers of !.
has never, within the recollection of man nro 'a nat
The outlook is especially inviting to the irriaaasd
because of the certainty that his acres sown - ~ Ian
produce abundant crops for which he will next sne
high prices. l Nce
Idaho dry farmers should bend every enero, !. Il
this fall and next spring every that can be put
cultivation that be made to produce roo md
It untold wealth to this state for her
full advantage of the golden opportunity now aordas
tai News. an
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-09-10
WHO IS TO BLAME?

the great conflict in Europe and who would lay the blame
their opinion choice be he renchman German Engsman
Sav Austrian let present this hypothesis Should the
man who carries the sights the guns and guides the
aeroplane and drgbe refuse his task and discard his
pements of hell and MURDER walk forward his brother
across the line and his handcasp Herewith declare
universal brotherhood and everlasting peace who would
main adverse and anagonscg Kings princes, auocrats,
and blue blooded ders This would christians only different
IN nationality and do, permitted Forced into con-
fct OF mutual killing educated blood lust the light
knowledge and education withheld have primordia man.
primitive In instincts and besta in passions He who
with title heir to throne coronecy educated and
MAN, murder the thinker and divert the attention of the men
who have been first thrilled with the light of reason and
understanding.
Some ask if really do live in an age of christian civil
zaon and enlightenment Whether the church should not
planned Tor not educating mankind against warfare Reec
o Will cause you to put the blame elsewhere The church
modern days has agated against such Great thinkers
have urged universal peace The common man reyots from
shedding the blood Of his brother You must look elsewhere
Someone else is to blame
DO you suppose the Frenchman in Asace forced
pay tribute to the German kaiser to serve in the Pms
sian army fights willingly against his brother in Frances
Doe the oav IN Hungary delight in Strengthening his
prothef DO any OF the many highly educated and
nstous scientists statesmen scholars and poets at the front
ADMIT While he fighting that boodshed settles disputes and
aI1erences do the mothers and their children at home
await the news Of the victory the nation for whom
their loved ones fighting their anxiety mainly for
the SAFETY OF husband brother father at the fontq
Inc blame must be placed where it Justly belongs II &c
the war OF kings and always has Thus Human
better when devoted to the invention of machines to
ne burden than to the creation of implements of warfare
study OF the prevention of disease is preferable o
ei Jused Dy the name warfare Let hope for that
e PEACE universal and everlasting It WILL it must come
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-09-10

He has camored for legislation to faten his treasury and
has resisted every effort of legislators to better the condition
of the workngman Not bill has been passed by the re-
publican administration for the benefit OF the common man
without it contained joker placed there by his capital
istic master.
The capitalist behind the shelter of the high tariff wall
has used the uwark protection shelter for wrongdon
and he has had sces to shedding blood not
only of men but
Do you remember the anthracite coal strike under Roose
ve administration Do you have recollection OF the
horrors of the West Virginia coal strike which originated in
Tafts administration The capitalist maintains his
grinding down the aborer evidenced by the recent
Colorado troubles.
The tariff benefited the working by an in
wages What share he got the pocketed by
the manufacturing interests he by bitter fight and lost
in the getting.
The only says the progressive party in which living
can be assured to the working and is mini
mum wage law The tariff compelled the manufacturer
to share with his slaves
In other words the assertion has always been deepyed
made by republicans with knowledge Of its
fasity to deceive him who would not think deeply had
time to study They still the tactics today wit
ness their efforts to foreshadow hard times.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-09-10
a MODEL BATTLE PRAYER,

Great pce OF Anhalt, field marshal of Frederick the
with ndvlng been ordered to bring his army to junction
Of the found himself confronted by superior
his troor nes through which he must cut way Dspo
very soemnly: eAai 'ooA OH MS na' aDo
NAV nat h Father ask You to give me aid today that
u.s. please in my old age And if You cant hep
rs f;ob4 uon help those dogs of Austrans but just
Ena IL out among ourselves
egns who ara reverence we commend that to several sov
going to now assuring their own peasants that heaven
Different assist them in aughterng peasants who speak
e'' tongue Saturday Evening Post.
to inform t OH OF commerce by the war has just begun
en nna ene American people that we are absolutely depend
mannfaet Tor great many things which do mol
oil; | here such as for instance cben,icals essential
the United ana which could have been supplied here
dustries it was @ nile the tariff protecting infant
' STIMULATING the growth of ones
tors will he = that the next efforts of republican e
crafts f " snow that the war in Europe saved the demo-
the peonle ba panic This will not come however un
things look nro o sufficient time to forget that the war na
Withstand bad for awhile but that we were able
.'Hs'1io lis effects nicely.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-09-19
BIDS WANTED.

:
Pursuant to an order Of the b:e.. u
supervisors Of Bolivar county. =
sissippi, passed md entered Of s.s5
at regular meeting Of said bears
at Cleveland, in said county, On
day, Sep. Z. 1914, Notice is hereby eN
EN- Of the intention of said board g Y ~ 4
ate the fourth supervisors distf1et :
read district AZ provided by 81 ~
174 in the acts Of the legislature o.
sissippi oi 1914. .,a
Pursuant to said intention. nst;os
therefore, hereby given to the qua
electors Of the said fourth supefv' g
district that IL twcrik five l2S)
cent. Of the qualified eleeter Of saio
pervisor's district shnll petition
board agsinst this {. eatieu. then
district shall not he created. un'e ~ 9
nm election. ordered by the boar.. "
that purpsse. 4 majority 81 quNS
electors OF said .district, yetine IN ~
election. vote ia favor ef the ereAe'
sf said district. .13i
Petition against the creation 2!
road district will be heard BY tne ~ 4
at it's regular meeting = he 49, ss.
Rosednle. first district ot said cos'ss
on Monday. Oct. 5th. 1914.
This 7th day sf September ILL.,
Clerk Beard Of Sspersisoe
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-09-19
PUBLIC HEALTH CAMPAIGN.

| Monday, Sept. 21-Boyle Scheol,
70 a. M; Poplar Grove, II am;
County Line, 2 p. m.
Tuespay, Sept. 22-Skeene
School, 9 a, m; Gortnei. IL am;
Raeland, 2 p. NJ.
Wednesday. 8epipt. 23-Litton
School. 9p. M; Jacobs, II am,
Shaw. 2 p. N
Thursday, Sept. 24-Switzer.
School. a. M; Dean, IL a. nj. /;
+ Mccain, p. nj.
Friday. Sept. 25-Merigold
School. 9 a. m; Jackson. 1880 a.
NJ. Mathews Crossing 2:3O p. m.
Monday. Sept. 23-Shelby
School, 9 a. m.: Ruding, la. NJ;
Mound Bayou. 8 p. m.
Tuesday. Sept -Hushpuckena
School. 9 a. NJ: Duncan, IL am;
Alligator, 3 pm.
Wednesday. Sept. 30-Pace
School. 9 a. m; Malvina, l p. nj.
Thursday, eOet. 1-Rosedaie
School, ga. M; Gunnison, 2 pm.
Friday, Oct D.. Deeson. School,
10 b. M; Beulah, 3 p. IN.
Monday, Oct. 5-Seott School.
10 a. in.; Benoit, 2 p m.
The county will be worked as
outlined by the above prsgramm
BY DR.. H l. Sutherland. County
Health Officer of Bolivar County.
and DR. c. G. Applewhite. repre-
senting the Mississippi State Board
OF Health. Everyone is earnestly
urged to be present at these meet
ings, Come and learn about
Ankylostomissis, the new blood
sapping and energy destroying
disease
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-09-19
Glan<y Drug Go.
TELEpHUNE 81.
Drugs ana Stationery

Ring 81 if YOU are il a hurry
for anything in the drug line .(Ad.)
Mrs. Walter Sillers. ST., return
ed home this week from a visit to
friends at Grace, Miss.
Get ready Children. School
opens September 2Sth. We are
well prepared to take care OF your
wants. (Ad.)
Prof, J. D. Thixton and family
left Tuesdav for Columbus, where
they will make their home III fu,,
ture.
FOR RENT:-Stors room in
Lyric Building. Good place for
market or Restaurant. 2 rooms
in back Of store.
Apply. D. S. FARRAR.
S. &. Reid arrived on schedule
time Monday from Memphis and
has Joined the oiher cotton buyers
of Rosedale.
The Rexall Remedies are strong
line and you will do we'll TO talk
with tile CLANCY Drug Co. about
them (Ad.)
| Ricl,atd Nuaent left the first Of
the week for Shelby. where he will
buy cotton during the season fol
I H Fisher & Co.
TENT FOR SALE.-A good
Tent IS feet square. 5 foot wall, 1C
OF. due been ,lseG but ilttls. In
tquir. at his office or to 6. L.
iPOTi'.,.
Luther aud Clarence Cannon
ana Melbourne Oliver left the FRS
Of lie week 10 enter the Bolivar
cpe,ltv Industrial College al
| Cleveland.
| Il may rain and it may not. bu
tie kexal' meoicine is good fol
suii any kind OF weather. Solo
only a, the Chauev Drug Co. Ae
School will open in Rosedals
Monday, Sept. 28th. We dom
sup.a.s. !, is possible for The chill
dr..n ,.tnget the date, even 1t the
old folks do.
Mss Chp ubers will open her
Sclfeoi Mono ay, September 2S
1914. 'i,ne School room /:
|. II the norrh side of the home LOT
land fronts toward the Park.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-09-19
NOTICE OF FINAL SET
ELEMENT.

No. 2543.
State of Mississippi.
Bolivar County In Chancery
Pirst Judicial Dist.
Estate Of Il. F. Weaver. Deceased
To creditors and all parties Interest
ed:
You are hereby commanded to
appear before the Chancery Court
OF the First Judicial District of Boil.
ivar county, said state, on the 3rd
Monday, being the 10th day of
November, 1914. there aud then to
show cause. if any you can, whv
the final account of D. 8. Farrar
temporary administrator. present.
ed and uled in said eonrt ON this
day, should not be allowed and ap-
proved and said temporary admin.
istrator and his bondsmen dis
charged.
Given under my hand and seal
of Office this 10Th day of Septen-
Der. 1914. E. H. WRAY.
Chancery Clerk.
N. l.. Kaufman, sol. for Adm'r.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-09-19
LITTLE KATHERINE GER.
WIN DEAD.

Katherine. aged one year. the
bright little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Gervin. Of SCOTS. died
at the home of Mrs. Cervin S moth.
sr. Mrs. Kate Wade Greenviile, on
Tueeday in the early afternoon.
All that skill ard love could do
to restore the little one to health
was done. but God, in His wisdom
had called the bright beautiful babe
to his bosom, for of such is the
Kingdom Of Heaven. The re-
mains were taken to the old family
buryiue ground at Bolivar today
for interment. The fond mother
and devoted father have our deep
est sympathy in their bereavement.
-Greenville Democrat.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-09-19
SUNNY SOUTH SHOW BOAT
COMING.

TheWcrld Famous Sunny South,
said to be the largest floating the
atre in the world will exhibit here
Ro.edale, September 23rd. present.
ing a three act dramatization, Of
Rex Beach's famous novel Of life
in the early days Of the great Alas
ka gold rush The Barrier. No
doubt a great many Of our readers
have read thsdbsok, a. it has an
edition Of over two million copies,
and together with other novels,
The Meier Do Well", Th:
Spoilers. The Silver. Horde. :
"The Auction Block, and The
Adventures of Smoke Bellew. :
have made Rex Beach famous the
world over as an authority on
Alaska history. The play The
Barrier" has been presented in the
leading theatres Of the country and
is recognized theatrical success,
aud this will be the Hrst time that
it has ever appeared at popular
prices, Four head lines voudvllle
acts comclete one of the greatest
stsws that has ever been present.
ed Eere on floating theatre. The
management auncnnces that there
will positively be no advance in
prices this poduction, the general
admission price remaining the same
as always, twenty-five cents. 1t has
been four since the Sunny South
has been here. but it will be rem
smbered by our people as being one
Of the best on the river.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-09-19
BIDS WANTED.

Pursuant to an order Of the w
supervisors OF Boliyar county.
sippi. passed amd entered ef recqf6 4
regular meeting et said board d
Cleveland, in said county. ON 49,
Sept. Z. 1914. notice 10 hereby
that the undersigned clerk at sad r
will, at his office in the tswness
dale, in said county. until IL q
noon, Of Monday the Sth day q
teber. receive sealed bids for the -
Of the county convict farm for the
1915, with the agreement on The p.sX T.
the bidder that he will take care =
paupers ofthe county. Il
Bids for the rent Il the farm and
OF the paupers must state the pFiee
acre tor the land and the ameuas g
will be charged monthly for the g
and maintaiance OF each paupef 81
niltted to the farm.
All bids must lie accompanied oy
and satisfactory bond. conditioneo
eording to law fer the faithful pef!osI.
ance al the contract, pessession y W
farm to be given at the expiration g "
present contract. The board reeq
the right to reject anv and all bio: ~
This the 7th day Of September. 49,
H. WRAY. Clerk:
r I. F, Wray, ~
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-09-19
SUMMONS ON FINAL AZ
FILED,

State Of Mississippi.
Bolivar County.
Chancery Court, First Judicial 4
In the matter of
Estate Of Owen Jones. Dr.
The State sf Mississippi, 81
To Mrs. Elizabeth Celdart w.
dence aud post sfiice Al.
Rhiwlas Cottage. Bala, Nai2
shire, North Wales; and
To Mrs. Mary Ann Morris, W.
dence and post Office addressII
vile, st. Mary Street, roSa
Glamorgarshire, Wales; add
To the unknown heirs at lev Il
Jones, deceased. and any avd r
sons claiming to be heirs Il \
Owen Jones. deceased:
You are commanded to appearl
the Chancery Court Of the Fint I
District Of the County Of Be
said State. on the third Msnday.
the 10th day OF November, A. 3.
then and there to show cause. I
you can, why the final account 4
| Barry, Administrator dc hesis
presented and filed in said esurt
ist day of September, 1914, ~
| be allowed and approved.
Given under my hand and sGst
this September 1st. 1914. M
B. II. VIA
Chancery Court g
R. B. johnson, Sol. for Adnliaio|
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-09-19

We have full new line Of School
Supplies. Our Ben Hur' and
Patter son-Wall Special are pos
lively the best 5 cent values on
shr market. Be sure and see them
before yun buy. We are getting
IN new goods every day are IN d
better position than ever to supply
your wants. On next "Wednesday
we are going 10 give 10 for one
votes to all purchasing school sup
plies and Tslcuui Powder. Rem-
smber We are the Store Accolne-
dating aud will be glad 70 serve
you at all times.
PATTERSON-WAI.L DRUG GO
(Ad.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-09-19

The pretty home of Mr., and
Mrs. W. J. Shackleford was the
scene of delightful bridge-lnncheon
yesterday afternoon when Mrs.
Shackleford entertained in honor
of her sister. Mrs. Lula A, Jones,
of Rosedale, being assisted in en-.
tertaing by Mrs Camp Wheeler.
Tie end of the series of auction
bridge Dgames lfound Mrs. f, H.
Taylor with the highest score whs
was awarded the first prize. Mrs.
Owen Mccoy cut successfully for
the consolation. while Mrs. Jones
was presented with the guest of
honor prize. Mrs. Shackleford' 8
guests were Mesdames. Will Nc
Gehee. ]. K. Hazlip, Hurbert
Crosby, {. Fred Berry. c. E.Coun-
ty. H. w. Lennon, E. H. Taylor,
Taylor Smith Gildart, Lula A,
JAnes. 4. E. c Smv,he, Sam Mont
eomery, Herbert Eustis. c. W.
Gillian. Owen Mccoy audiEarnest
Smith. - Greenville Democrat,
Last week we published the above
notice. accidently leaving out the
letter e. in bridge and making
it read bride party. which caused
a number OF friends of Mrs. Jones
to telephone her in regard to the
matter. While In Greenvills she
was the honoree at several most
delightful parties and. returned
home Wednesday,
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-09-19
Kings Daughters Hospital
RosedAle. Miss.
| CHARITY WARD.
PRIVATE ROOMS.
BIDS WANTED.

Pursuant to and order Of the bosrd
OF supervisors OF Bolivar reuutv. Mis-
sissippi. passed and entered of record a I
q regular meeting Of said board held 4
Cleveland. In said county. OH Menda ',
Sept. Z, 1914. notice is hereby give \
that the undersigned clerk Of said beard
will at his effice in the town Of Rssedale
in said ceuutv, until IL o'clock neon. al
Monday, Oct s, 1914 receive sealed bids
for the purchase and removal OF all n,sr.
ship 23. range s, west.
All bids shall specify the length a,
time required fer removal Of said timhsr
from said lands and the successful hid.
der shall execute bond satisfactory to
the board tor the faithful performance
right to reject any and all bids.
This 7th day Of Sept. 1914.
s. II. WRAY, Clerk.
Bv ]. F. Wray. D. c.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-09-19
BIDS wANTBD.

Pursuant to ~ srder Of the ~
super visors OF nolivar ceunty.
passed and entered oi q
at a regular meeting Of said beap(
gun and held at the ceuft heuoo
town 81 Cleveland. in the 1st
district Of said county. On Msndd&1
7,,1914. notice 10 hereby eivs6
thsundersigned clerk Of said hs1l
until to the hour of ~ o'clock u
Monday the 5th day Of OF u
same being the the fret Mondaytil
msnth, receive scaled bids, ut =
10 Rosedale, Miss. Tor TN 4 ~
materials and supplies Tor III
working ontfits for the county t1
Corn, oats. hay and mixed III
carlo ad quantities and less thaA ~
quantities. to be delivered At ~
in Bolivar, ,counny, Miss. y
The board Of supervisors restssn
right to reject any and all bids. n
This 7th day of Sept. 1914.
5. H. WRAY. Chi
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-09-19
Local News.

Ons four room cottage Tor sale,
$3.50. LEROY JONES.
II. G. Lenoir, of Beniah, was
with Eosodale friends Friday.
4 Miss Jolie Chambers has been
on the Mai,. Line this week OH
business.
The A. F. Goza residence in
Kosedale for sale. Apply to
LEROY JONES.
Miss Evelyn Sillers has returned
home from a visit to her sister, /,
Mrs. H. C. Ogden. at Beulah
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1914-09-19
Kathlvn will be with her friends
at The Lyric again Monday night,
September 21.

- - ~ - ~ = = .
September 21.
The next installment of Perils
of Pauline" will appear at The Lv-
ric next Friday night. Don't for
get the date.
FOR RENT-A front roo N /.
nicely furnished. For particulars
apply to Mrs. O. Naderhoff, Rose
dale. Miss.
The ''Buv Bale plan-the fad
of the day-has reached kosedale,
The R. II. Postell Milling Co., mil
lers Of the celebrated and favorite
Postelle Elegant, Extra Fancy Pat
ent Flour. through their represen
tatives in this city, the Delta Gro
cery and Cotton Co.. purchasing
one bale Of. strict middling / 1-6
inch cotton from Nathan McDon
aid at 10 cents per pound. Motto
Help those who help you. :