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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-19
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ipsftlide 2beiI Don Oregon puroe am
Samitds bon einem Sturmfpinb beimz
seiunt. pie er bort felt "a Sabren
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erreifk bic Winbsbraut cine gez
fhuinoisteit oon go WsileH bic StuHs
be. Sn Go!sm ipurbeu beios Jlagesne
iinngen pom Rapitol lpegsepebt. syaft
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fhnsr sssitten uno In Disien Sidcien
DerIaste bic eIettriIte Geleudtuns fir
seraume 3eii.
Die 2eaisIatur bon Cbio.
Columbus, g.. Is. esnu. Mm
Wonsna nimmt bic Grtraieiiion Der
Siaaisaeiebccbuna ihren 2lnfana uno
bic WiidlieD<r Der Qeaislatur limb be.
rtits fait rollsdhlia sur Stelie. Am
WtoHiaa ipiro ber geais!atur cine Bot.
idait bts Gcunerneurs Cor suaeItsllt
lperoen in ipeld<r bsr @ouberneur In
sritsr 2inie feline Wiinffe fiir aeiebs
lid,e Wdbnahmen beaiialih bes Shu.
PCS aeaen 6ohipniIer bnrleseu lpisb.
Eprefkr Sipoin DerIiferte am
Gonnt1s 4tenb. bnB be Qesislntur
ibr Arbeitsptnfum In allerbonItens
bier Wohen erlebistn niirbe. Die
Organization ipirb nur rpenise Wtr1ns
berunsen trfabren unb Die bouptfGh-
Iinfie TIT bic. baB an Sit1e BON 6ugb
g. NitoIs, Der beianntlih gum Dbsrs
ridter Ses Gtaats Gbergerihis ers
nanni iporben lit, Wi3e 0ouperneur
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Genat fiibren Diro.
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|pruh aenommens, unb ibm angebIid,
IonhituiioneI 3uiiebenbe MeHt. gtndn
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-19

3knitag Jlafmit.ag bonn Srauerz
bauie, 1916 2inn Strabe, aus auf
bem oeutihen proteitantilden 5rieo>
bof ouf Walnut 6ils itatt.
1Srdu W arie Quebbe qeb. Stefe
tel tpurbe am Samitag tbren Gieben
ourh ben COB entrifIen, Der lie in
ilrer Wobnung an Der 6usbes unD
SdiIer Strabe ereilte. Die 8erblis
f,ene itano i'm SIS. 2ebenSjabre. Die
8eeroisung finbet am Dienitag Iahz
mitta1 pom 3rausrhduie aus itatI,
Die 6tnterbliebenen baben bds BERG
lth'te Wtitgefiibl bon 5reunoen uno
9etannten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-19
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Serr GouarS grnd, 449 Sao 5iaite
Strake. Bel EEL. 476 g., Sume
Ebone 1851 u.
- eliii Tintpih0ie ipirSe bon Ser
8oii5ei perhaifet. iueil er feline sya'
mile perHad)lailigte. Ter 5au MR.
DC Dem Sumanitatsbeamten SinIc
sur GrIeSigling iiberIaiiert.
5ran Sanna Roie, ole 8ittipe
Don Rapmono Roie, 1929 Central
slDeiluc, mcIocte Der BoIi3ei. oaB ihr
feds Siibner geitohIen ipi.roen.
8eorae alld,eribro6 tulir0e ge.
iiern Borurittag aui oie alntlaae. lei.
ner 8attin megen tbitlihen angriffs
in @eipabrIam genommen uno bis
gum 8er,or i'm Ytlini3ipalgeridlt I'M
5taiionsbcus inbaftirt. Ter Raiin
pobnte NIT ieiner sSrau bel ieiner
Shipiegeruultter, Ro. 424 Cub 4.
StraBe.
8roBe 9erbeiieaingen iperoen
in nGdyiter 3eit in Sinoenipalo iino
Dit Sanlilton an ben Gtrnben Dor.
gcnoMInen fperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-19

cine Rifytltng nabmert, oie ben perruG.
genen 02dnnern auf cine 3eitland
lomo5l 0us Gor0ringen mic Oen Riid.
3ug unmogltd nIadten. GQ3 5aid,er.
tuh iiber oa3 8eiIht ge6unoeil,
tIammerten tie 10, ntilbiam otbueuo,
an Der Jelsmano, bis e8 cnolih moq-
lid nllroe, meiter5ufontuen. ,,,3mi,
Idlen 3pei Raudmaueru itieacu mir
bInunter, mlo bolo fQmeu mir in 0as
9ereid, Jener bergen 9ampfe, Die
unaufborIi6 allf oen 1SumaroLen alli-
lteiaen. SSSu Der Siefc oon 1000 9Slti;
ut1ter Dem oberen &ruterraro itieB
man auf Die neue &raterofimlnq, Die
Ilh I'M ,Sulli gebiloet bate. 8rofeilor
Dtallaora bate bier gelpaItige S5ib.
enttpifIungen feltgeIteqt. &on Dem
Slabe ans, on Dem Die 0tdnner nlut
ltanoen b0rten tie inter iIh oeutIid;
na3 3iidenoe @ctoie Ser foCbenoflt
2uoa; in aQer eile rpur0en Die 9lp-
parate aufaeItellt un0 ell 600 Wfe-
tcr-Silm uufgeHonuHen. ySbglcIdl
mir feiH Sonnenlidt bQtten", bcrid).
tet 9trltngban, Der it5piid)eu uaat
Sonoou 51Irlidgetebrt iii. ,hatten mir
3iemiih oieI refIeftirtes Sidlt. gSir
arbeiteten, 10 idneu ais mir toulItcIl.
Die gliibenoe SQbu bort unten Itrual-
re eIne 10 gepaIttge 8lutb aus, oa6
ih in Denigeu SetlHben pom elmer
gronhItis, an Der id ieit einigen Io-
gen lit, mie ourd) ,3alber gebeiIt
wuroe. Die 6eniiben 4u5Itrablut-
GEN Der 8aie id1pdr3ten 6as Dietdl1
llnIerer Ipparate un0 hln0erten DIe
9ltbnlng, bisrDeiIen glaubten mir 5t
erItifeH. Seoen 9tuqenblif nubteu
mir zen 9lusbruh elmer Grploiion
befiirhten. Giner oer Jiibrer, giI-
forio Sanntno, magte es, bis gum
Hanoe Der SraterbobIung por5ufric-
den 9tadl einer anaeitretgteu ar.
belt ton 20 lfinuten trateu mir lpit-
Ger Den NurltIeg an. 0ie aroBte @e-
iabr mar oie lodere 8eid]affenbelt
oc5 nulfa1ilAen @eltelns; Die fleinjte
gridiitterung fonnte bier IauIcllnc
pom 5onneu 8cIteiu gum 9IbIturi
briugeu. Gie gauge 3eit binourh er-
idiltterte ein erpiger, BUMPER, rol
lenocr Conner ore Suit. Is flaa9
mic Elm lndd,tiaer Sotofen sd babe
ollie BefiigIe Euo SeniationcH Die
oa5 Sood]gebirge Dem 9er9lteiger aas
naJrt, teuneu gelernt, dber DIES mar
ctrpaS uie grlebtes. 2Ili Die glti-
henoe 2apa hinab3ablideu mo oQs
3lidelI su h0reL 0aS mar
ehuas Gtr5tgartiaes uno &euea, mo
idl mrnoere mid, oaB abertelerius
Itige Ilpiniiten nod nid1t auF ben
Ginfaa qcfomnen iino, oieien sara.
terobItieq ihon iriiber 5lt pagen"
Tie Grpcoitiou pdbrtc I'M c5an5et
bier Stuoen. Ger eSiln miro Ilu
2aufc oeS 6e6ruarS sur &orlilbrlraJ
fonElneu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-19
NnslanO. O.Seleqrap
2 6limme Sc ten in @enss

3ueld.
Caracas, 9ene3uelo. Is. San.
Die yr1fibenten Der Gin3elita1ten Der
RepubIit baben bic Gcntrdlreaierung
benahridtigt. oab infolge bes arigesz
suitanbes es unnogli6 1T, bic Dablen
fir aongrsbabesorbncte unb Staotsz
bearnte, beren Iermine i'm ssebrudr
abldufen, 3u balteH.
3 bnperfehr ourd g 6uess
fall ssbemmt.
30 lognd, Is. San. 3ur6 Ell
nen beftiaen, isit "a Stunoen an
o1uernoen Shnsefall. lit Der go6npers
febr bier in Der gtatbarIhaft raj!
D0llis labmgelegt lporosn. 8erTdiss
osns gstTonsn follen srirorsu isin.
Spfer bes 4lpeniports.
Wailanb, Is. San. - Qdut Ell
mem am Sonntaa per0ifsHtlihten Be
rihi tdmen i'm perfloiieusu Sabre 102
9erionen in ben alpsn infolge bon
lluglitsfd(Ien bel 8sr1beItel9ungea
un's 2eben.
6eipoIttbGfiqe Strsiisr.
2iffa6on, Is. Sdn. 49, 3rei
Giienbabnunfiae purben am Sorntag
ourf ausItdnoiee eiieubdbner pertrs
iatt. bic GiIsnbdhnitisnsn losloitsn.
Sine ansdhl paiTaaisrs intpie SOloas
ten, Die gum Shub oes publitums
in ben 3iiaen mitfubrsn, lpur0su BET
ben Gntalsiiunaen perI2Bt. Ter Saf)s
ihdben 1T Sehr beneute1o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-19
llnfdne.

@eitern abeno fu6r 0aS bon
Sartp Herpel bon $50. 222 8eIt N2c.
0tlllan StraBe gelenfte 2utomobil,
iiber peldeS Nerpel anideineuo oie
aontroIle perIoren bntte, geQen ole
Central Bride am Sure oc5 @roaO,
map uno mur0e arg beidQ0igt Die
Snioiim, Serr gterpel unO iein gru.
ner, famen uuoerleBt 6aDon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-19

iiberasben iptroen ipiirbe. Dur6 bie=
fes Mbiommen fpiirbe, tpis 5tefpdrt
bemerfte. bas ablehnenbe 8erbalten
Der europdifhen grobmGhte nit Be
aua uuf bic 8etbeiliqung on Der Qus=
ftellunp in San Trdntisco ertldrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-19

$4,000 perloren bat, neil piele Sc.
bubren niobt toleftirt iporben feien.
Die 4usgabeH fir oiefe @eri6tsbofe
belieFen ftch auf $21 900, fpGbrenb Die
Ginnafmtn nur $500 bettugeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-19

jest Iable icb tpis ueugeborer. SSdl bin Der
sniidlt, baB es nidts be'ierss gibt fiir inwaa
DE 5ranen uno Iungs Wdbcben, aIs 4poid
y. 8infbalu's 8eaetabIe COMPOUND, uuo as
uur6e mid freuen, penu i'd trgeuoleMano
bepegen fOnnte, bic Ueoisin ia probiren,
bern tdl UeiB iie lpiro bebeutenb Hehr be-
pirfen aTs fir tie beanfprudt piro. ."-Trs.
CLARA Jrauts, III. =. 3. Ro. /, Raples
crsft sSarHI, aaiota, Minn.
'Srauer, welbe lenen, ibrsm G'elhledlt eis
genen gei0en uutermorien iino, iollteu upn
oer 5dbigtsjt BON Gpbla 6. 8utbam's &s-
9etable COMPOUND. tbre @'eiunobeit mieoer
her5ufeIlen, tber5sugt iein ourdJ oie pieleu
ebten uno mahrbeitsgetreue s3eugniiie, mel
dle mir iorttpabreHb in ben 3eitungen per-
ofeutlihen
@enn Sic ben lciieitcn 3,ueifcl re.
Gen, ban ,SBncn SgOia e. Gimfham'3
&egetable GompUuno bclfcn fOnute,
ldlreiben Sic an bic Spoia G. lEnfs
ham ycoieine SO. (pertranlidD),
Sgnu., Waii., nm &ath. ,Ihr Sdlrei.
ben wiro Don (ncr 1sruu aeOffnet, acs
lelen nno beantiuUrtet uno itreng uers
tranIi dDbebauoelt iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-19
Sprud)

- u IL.
Shreden oih &inoeruilic i'm 2eben,
CAB nir pom gurnsr Elm 9eiipid
qeben:
N}it trdftisem Qnlduf unb friIGem
s8ut 6eil!"
aomntIt bu gar oft iibers bDtite Cell.
Iiiiteus 2 dl dliittcfretfn.
$ maa're 8eute: nur bic 5ottelbete
llno iieben ara 8erlumbte Tdtteli1dei
u a dc
abgaweiencr 7rrier: .9lln tpero'
idl noh onia mg1elea blei0cn
mi'f
Sgauetn; aaber mantm ocnn,
Serr WilQer2"
n@ptt - ipenn Gle mid nidt NAL
seapmHleu habea2"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-19

COMPOUND Tnehr fhr
mid getban bat ais
ir9enoetmaS anoeres,
uno i'd bate bier bic
befien Ierste. Sd mar
70 ihmad uno uerpos,
oaB id) nleine Nrbeit
nidt beiorger fonnie
uuo ib lit an g tners
gen unten on Der reh-
ten Seite itber Elm Sahr
lang. SD nanm 2p.
oia 6. Binfbam's gSes
aetqbfe EpuDDunD uno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-19
farmers frau
5u kraHk 5um ar6eitsa
Sfiuah nnO uerpcnleioeno, iumroe
ne iuieoer gcinno acmadlf omrdl
Sgoin Is. ginfbam's &ege.
table COMPOUND.

aaiota, ytiun.-n@s freut micb, iagen ia
tonneu, ooB 2poia Is. Hinfhams Gegetable
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-19

Der am meiRen eepfIeete 3peio btr
Ok9ju@ j tls - GtimmSisf3udH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-19

Rem Uorf, IS. aan. SSehsehn
europ1iihe Staten hoben i'm Gfiuher
1912 In Berlin elm 4btommen aetror.
fen. lait spelhem Tie iicb pom sssubre
1912 on an internciionaIen 4usitsIs
lunaeH MIR in 4bndneen BON mibte
ftes brei sSabrtn beikilisen ipousn.
Dieies erildrte am 5oHrfaa glbeno
eSchn V. Gtetport. Der VrGIibent Der
Greiusirt bes amtritaniihfn Mrronae.
mentsiommittees fit bic 6unbertiabrs
fcier bes nriebcns BON gbent asIe.
aentlid tints Diners. bas bon ssatob
8. 5hiff su Gbren bts Carl Of Rim.
tod aeaeben irurbe. Gttipars ne..
iiherts. bah cine Mbfnrift bes betrei.
fenbtn Nbfommens an oas GtaotsDss
pdrtsmtnt aeinnbt ipcrben Ysi unb bon
ssm 0erattsulent ber Ceffntli&teit
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-07-03
nxseutivs Power

Section : The Executive power shall
be vested IN Governor. who shall hold
offce for two years Lleutenant-Gov-
ernor shall be chosen AZ the same time
ana for the same term. The Governor
and Lieutenant Governor elected next
preceding election the time when this
section shall take effect shall hold once
until and including the second Monday
OF September and their successors shalt
be chosen " the general election IN that
wear
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-07-03

Get your -four at Baltz' and have
the kind of bread you like to eat.
just received a big lot of the White
Rose and the White Bear. 37tf.
Figure any way you please, but
the best surest and most inexpensive
way TO a good position and perma-
nent success, is to equip with the
latest andbest training a business
college can give Ford's gives the
best IN southland, stereotype, touch
typewrltiDg, bookkeeping, banking,
office practice, arithmetic, pen
manship, spelling, grammar, com.
mercial law, letter construction,
punctuation, etc free illustrated
catalogue Ford's Business College,
Little Rock, Ark 27 If.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-07-03
Death OF Mrs. MCCauley

Mrs. Robert McCauley died at
the family home on East Plum
street at 7:l5 O'Clock Thursday af-
ternoon, after an illness OF one
week. An sbscess Of the liver
caused her death.
Funeral services were held at the
house at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon,
Rogers and Rev. 4. @. Leeper.
Interment was in the Towels ceme-
terry, south Of Doniphan.
Mrs. McCauley was "a years old
and had been citizen of Ripley
county for many years. She Is sur.
vived by her husband aud foursons.
Maurire, George, Don and Wesley,
and two daughters, Mrs. Lewis
Johnston and Mrs. A. Henry. She
was a member Of the Methodist
church and was a good christian
woman. Doniphan Prospect News.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-07-03

Notice if hereby given that the
followlnr 1oIut resolution. propoEinG
an amendment 20 The state ConHu,
tuition. vac PASSED by the General
Assembly az its regular session o.
1913 ana that the same will b
submitted 20 tie electors of the
stats al the next general electloh
Go be held Monday September itth
iti4. for adoption or rejection.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-07-03
Judge IinmphrieS Hurt

Mammoth Spring, June 2s.-
Judge g. 7. Humpbries, chancellor
Of this district, while driving his
car near Salem, Ark, met with a
very serious accident, but fortunate
no one was injured. The car, in
running close to South Fork River,
suddenly skidded over an embank-
ment and overturned within few
feet Of the water. The family es
capped with slight bruises, but the
judge was pinned down for some
time under the wreck, but finally
was extracted with slight bruises.
He was returning to Salem from
his farm, two miles east.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-07-03

WANTED-Tobacco statesmen.
Earn 800 monthly. Expenses.
Experience unnecessary. Advertise
and take orders from merchants
for smoking and chewing tobacco,
cigarettes, cigars, etc. Send &c.
stamp for full particulars. Hemet
Tobacco Co. New York, N. Y.
For RFNr-Good five room
house. See II. A. Peters. 40 If.
For Sale-Firtee horsepower
gasoline engine, IN fine running or
der. See or write Joe S. Decker.
Ravenden Springs, Ark. 40 If
For SALE-One new refrigerator,
also a cooking range good as new.
If you want them at a bargain, see
Mrs. r. N. Sohoonover, Pocahon-
tas, Ark. "A If.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-07-03
kinq-f finney

Dee King and Miss Verda FIN.
ney both Of Warm Springs sur
prised their many friends by secret
ly driving over TO Burr and getting
married Sunday.
The groom is the son Of Rev. ID.
n. King and the young bride is the
daughter of DR.. c. Finney.
Rev. Gary Of Burr sand the mag.
ic words that made them man and
wife.-Dompban Prospect News.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-07-03
GARD OE THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends, neighbors and relatives for
their assistance and words of sym
pathy during the sickness and death
OF our dear little baby girl.-Dr.
and Mrs. w. L. Throgmorton.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-07-03

Daily was injured in the side and
abdomen and Is critically paralyzed.
Freeman is in Jail. The trouble
arose over a woman.
The greatest enemy Of childhood
is the tape worm. IL destroys
health and undermines the consti-
tuition. The greatest enemy OF in
testional worms IL WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUGE. 1t re.
moves the worms and helps the
child back TO strength, vigor and
cheerfalness. Price 25o per bottle.
Sold by all druggist.
Albert Conner, who killed his
brother, Ode, at their home near
PfeifTer last week, was dismissed
after hs preliminary hearing at
Batesville a few days ago. 1t was
proved that the defendant acted IN
self defense; and the murdered broth
er had repeatedly threatened the
life Of Albert, as well as other mem.
bers of the family.
q. A. johnson, a wealthy far
mer of near Carter, has mysterious
ly disappeared from home, il Was at
first thought that he met with foul
play; but when it was ascertalned
that he had practically no money'on
his person when last seen no one
seemed TO have any clue as TO what
had become Of MIN.
When you want any article OF
merchandise buy it of any reputable
home dealer, that the profit may re-
main to enrich the community.
Send y999ar y99 clsaS l&saSfyP yPnrcase &C H'' home. e.
Home talent. home labor, home in
dustry, home capital, and home
pleasures are things to be fostered,
encouraged and patronized.
The voters will have a chance at
the bond issue amendment again IN
September. This will build the towns
and cities, and in so dong will ad-
vance the state. The countryman
will not be affected IN the least IN
taxes changed under the bond
amendment, but should be patriotic
enough to advocate It's adoption and
thus increase the value Of his prop
erty 10y permitting the towns and
cities TO grow.
Mammoth Spring road district
No. has purchased a road engine,
a pound plow and a massive road
grader aud Mammoth Spring town
ship Is right now putting up some
good roads. We needed this outfit
10 years ago. 1t is the greatest
thing we have done in lO-years in
the way of road building. This
shows a spirit of do rather than talk
and 1t speaks well for those in su-
thority. Democrat.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-07-03
Local and otherwise

S
Prof. c. G. Bradford of New
York has been visiting friends IN
Pocahontas this week.
Flags, bunting, lanterns and all
eth Of July decorations at the
Broadway.
Miss Arkie Meeks of Mammoth
Spring is visiting Misses May Big
GER and Ruth Pinkston this week.
Your -four problem solved at
Raltz.' The celebrated White Rose
and the White Bear -four. The Hour
that makes the biscuits. 81 u.
Only One "BRomo oUININE"
N. an. genuine. call for full name. I.AxA;
.rfvR BRoMo QUiNINE. Look tor signAisis y. i oi
s<.,.h and headache. and works on cold. 2se'
Miss Iona Frazier has just re-
turned from Ravenden Springs
where she has been for the past
three week attending the Teachers
Normal.
Mrs. A. A. Frazier will begin a
select school June zsth. Will take
from first to eighth grades. $3.50
for the primary and $500 for ad'
vanced work. All patronage will
he appreciated and looked after
carefully.
For fashionable dessmaking call
on Mrs. Josephine Nettle. 40 u.
ru,s uIs Sores. Other Remedies won't Cure.
r,--s.st cases. no ms..,, how lops stsneIgg,
ksss - Heals At e. ss@sine. zse. SOC, f.OO
Mrs. Helen Ledbetter and little
son, Robert, left Monday for points
in Hin ois and Indiana where they
will visit relatives for a few
months.
The Broadway Store Co. calls
your attention TO the beautiful Z
piece coffee set, $500 value, 10 be
given away Saturday, July {, at
sp. m. Come every body and
bring all your votes. You may be
the winner. Come to our store.
When the bowels feel uncomfort-
able aud you miss the exbilarating
feeling that always follows a
copious morning operation, a dose
of HERBINE will set you right IN
a couple of hours. II taken at bed
time you get its beneficial effect af-
ter breakfast next day. Price soc.
Sold by all druggist.
There is mighty little good logic
in the excuse for not building good
roads that the county is IN debt.
While we are paying the taxes let
US have some of the benefits in the
way of good public highways. The
next generation will get their part
of the benefits of good roads that
are built now, and let them pay for
ours. just because the county is
in debt little is not a good reason
why the people of the present gen
Grafton should go through life with
out these benefits. Salem Banner.
One night last week Harry Free
man, colored, head waiter of the
Hotel Rhea in Walnut Ridge, shot
Robert DAILY, also colored and a
waiter at the Boas Hotel there
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-07-03
NOTICE

All persons holding our coupons
will kindly present them within 30
days and we will redeem them in
multiples of sl.O0 July /. Broad
way Store Co. "The Right Place"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-11-05

Regardless of what the result of
the election may be, the investigation
into the Allen matter will still be
continued, according to the follow
ing which we take from the Sunday
Capital News:
Just to what extent o. V. Allen. de-
faulting state treasurer. secured
loans on his personal note from
banks in which he as state treasurer
placed state funds on deposit. will
be disclosed in an interesting phase
of the investigation into the affairs
of the treasury department, now in
progress under the direction of Ex-
aminer Axel p. Ramstedt and expert
accountants. Today the investiga-
tion is following lines that will event
ually test the sureties carried by
banks to protect state deposits plac
ed with them. These deposits are to
be found in many banks in the state
including large and small.
THE investigation is still and will
continue to be in progress for some
time" said Examiner Ramstedt. The
shortage accounted for up TO the
time that the department was for
mally turned over TO State Treasur-
er Dewey, and which goes back until
January of this year, is now s93,-
112 03. 1t will be impossible TO de-
termine if there is a greater short
age than this or to ascertain the to-
tai shortage until the books and ac-
counts are investigated for the en-
tire four years of the former treas
urer's two terms. The treasury de-
partment has been turned over to
the new state treasurer The exam
ination into the records covering the
four years will continue under my
direction and those assisting me un-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-11-05

victory for the independent voters oil
,,o oountv over ring rule. This is
clearly shown in the majorities re-
ca,ved by Miss Cook and Commis-
sioner HeIss. the latter republican
rsce,ving 713 majority. while the lot
mer. who was candidate OH '"e
,ouocratic ticket, receiving a major
ity of.497.
7, ia also interesting to note that
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-11-05
STATE SENATOR GEO. A. BREMER

Election of state officers resulted
in a few turn-overs. In New York.
Governor Glynn, the democratic can
didate for reelection, was defeated
decisively by District Attorney Whit
man, republican. Frederick NJ. DAY.
export, progressive nominee. in sup
port of whose candidacy eX-President
Roosevelt devoted most of the cam
paign, was left far in the rear. his
vote being exceeded by that of Will
liam Sulzer, who was deposed as gov
ernor last year.
The increased republican vote af-
fected the results in several state
contests. New York, New Hamp-
shire and Colorado, which now have
democratic governors, elected repub-
leans. Incomplete returns from
Kansas, now under democratic ad-
ministration, showed that the repub-
lican ticket was in the lead, and in
oklahoma the election of the demo-
cratic candidate was not assured.
In few instances. however, there
were democratic gains. In Mime
sofa, Idaho and Tennessee, which
have republican governors. and Ne
vada. with a progressive, democratic
candidates were in the leao late last
night. Ohio was still in doubt, with
the democratic incumbent, Governor
Cox, in the lead.
In California there was an eXcep'
ton to the progressive slump. Such
returns as were at hand from thai
state indicated landslide for Gov
ernor Hiram w. Johnson, the pro
gressive executive. who was up fol
reelection.
Reports from Oregon and Wash
ington both show that prohibition
has received large majority in boil
, states.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-11-05

Washington. ID. C.-The need of
more and better schools in Idaho is
made manifest by conditions reveal
ed in a recent census report showing
the percentage of illiterates among
state.
The figures show that the percent
age of illiteracy in the rural districts
of Idaho is twice as large as that in
the cities and villages of the state.
Idaho has 5,45S illiterates and 4.4s6
of them live on farms. There are
3013 boys and men and 1873 girls
and women on the farms of this state
that can neither read nor write.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-11-05
THE GENERAL RESULTS.

New York Dispatch.-Heavy re-
publican gains in yesterdays election
gave assurances of reducing the pres
ent democratic majority of 141 in
the house of representatives by big
margin
A an early hour the returns from
various states showed a net gain of
AZ seats for the republicans. Many
districts are yet to be heard from
Democratic control of the senate
however. was assured the probabil-
from 10 to II through the election
of Roger c. Sullivan in Illinois