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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23
Mmeu0emeuts.

SIN 8e5ua nit Settton /. Irtifel
~ Der Stnnititutlon oes Stootes @iS.
coniin uito Artitel TO oes WeiceeS
BON 1913, Die f%olgenoe beitIoIieuc
Meiolution milroe oitgenommcn bel
Der 2egi&lotur oeS StnotcS Wiscon.
lin bel Der reaeluloBiaen Sieung pom
1911 uno 1913, pelde ocnloht ais
ein Ebcit Der porhergehCn0en 9totis
mo ioaen bel DER obeugeioateu 8abI
obgeltlunlt mcroen mie iolgt:
(8eu. Rci. No. 9. NJ
gu Settlou IL. 5u IrtifeI s Ser
SouItltution, mclde Staots Eeriidc.
ring betrifft.
9cidIoiIcn bel Ser 5pciidhriac,
Gciiinn Der 2cNislotur iEr ooS S,ahr
1911; EN- Nmc16ement Su Ger Son.
i.rtlltion muroc roracidIoQcn BON 0el,
acirGhlte1 Mtitaltcocrn bclner SAT-
fer. mie fotot:
@cidloIicn bel ser Niicnbln NIT
llebcreinltimrung oes SenatS, ouli
5a MrtifeI 5 ser Nonltitition oeS
Stnotee cine ucue Sefiion suqeiuat
iueroe on Scftion ID. Ter Staot
lnnN acitotten RcrlidleruuQ oils iol.
dies Ri,itn uno in ioldlel @eiie mir
odS @eieb ooridrcihf. Gic t5ren6.
Wc'droltrmlcu uo~raeidricuci int ser
SonititutInn ion iih nid)t olti obioee
bc6icheIb ahcr Wobrcgcln iollen Der.
orbnet mcrocu fir ENC idhrlihe ab
itottlng mir Gle DECENTRALIZATION,
oh1cnommcn iir ole GinSclheitcn mi
Ter &eriidlcrunG oner @clocr un0 @i.
9c1tllnl, mclhe Ger Stnnt peQcn iol
der @criihcrunq h1lt.
0csbnIh lei bcidlIpiien bci ser Nj.
ientbIn nit llebcreinitimmuna SeS
Gfnotes. ooB bos porbcrQebcnoe
Gucnoement su Der &onitihttion Oee
SlnateS ron @jsconiin bon Scr 0e.
aiSlnhtr beipiniat miro.
Note - (gScnn hicies 4mcuoement
o%nacncmmen Miro. 10 bot Die 2eais
Intnr Dos Reht @eiete fIr Stoot&
&er'tternna 81 madel)
(@em. &ei. @o. is. 50
$eidluHrne HeioIutiUn 70. Is.
gu artifeI 10 Der 3onititutjon
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23
@abl=Srfanntma6ung.
Office oes Gountb: Glerfs.
gOunip ga Gr lie. / e
StdQt gSteCcapn.

gounlp ga @r ne.
StdQt 8leCcarn.
Siermit miro befannt genodt. Dab
cine SauptpobI a%bgebolten mlr0 III
ben p~eridieoenen 3omns, Maros,
giIlnacs uno Mobl.3 iitrittel i'll ga
Groiic 0ourtp I'M Staate M%lseor1ln
an erlten 4icnltoge i'm 9SopenIber
0cs sSohres 1914, meId)es Der brittle
3oa III I'M ielben Wtonot, pobei lol.
6en0e Seamten 5u 1omlnleren mo.
Gin @oupcrnelr on SteIe Don
Sroncis &. Mc@ouern, oeiien amts.
2ermin o5lauit am eritet Gage I'M
Sanuar 1918.
Gin &icegouperneur an >icue ocH
Ghomos Morris. oeilen alnts Ger
min abIalit an eritcn @tonta8e mi
Se,amuor 1915.
Sin StaotS- Setretar an Stelle BON
Sohu 2. Eonalo, ociieu Ants Ger
min obIolllt ON eriten 4tonto8e mi
Samuor 1915.
Gin Staot5 Shotmcliter on STEELE
bon y9cnrp S5obui0n helicn What's.
termin oblouit an eriteu Monta9 IN:
Sonuor 1915.
GIN General Anfuolt on Stelc polt
sSolter 6. Cnoen oelien AIntaternltn
abIauit om eritCn Wfoutoge i'm ST.
mar 1915.
Gin Der. Stooten Senotor at
Gteae ben ,Sionc Stepbenlon, oeIlcn
amtstermin oblauft ON Uierten Ia
&C i'm Rors 1915.
Gin Re~proientont i'm GongreB Iur
ben Iicbtca GongreB Tiitrift, bette.
bend aus Den Counties 81 9roiie,
Sodion, Ernroe, @crnon. SlneaL
aooms nno Sout.
Gin Witqlieo Der Niiembln 1ilr Den
crlten aHennbIp Giitritt bon ga Groi'
ie gountp. beItebenh aus Der erllen.
smciten, oritten. pierten f%ll1iten, led
lien. iiebten, ucmten. 6ebnten, eli
len, 3r)alften. orei5ehuteu, pter5ebn.
len, tunf5ebnten iedlsiten, netn5ebn.
ten unh Bpou3iJiten @oro Der 5tnot
ga Groiie.
Gin Initiated Der aiienbIu mir Den
S~iuc.ten 0litrift pon Ga Grolle Goun.
IN, beItebeno nits bct Gomns Bangor.
Gorrc, @urn9 Campbell. 6urmina
ton, @rceniicl0. 0umilton 0ouan6
GnoloSfh SheIbp mo &oibington;
ben 0iaoqes Bangor mo &elt ga.
lem, rn0 ser od)ten, iiebcn5ehnten,
a~dyt5ebntcn uno clum0jmaH5Iailen
@dro Der 5taot Ga Grolie mo Der
Gta6t CnaIaeto.
Gin @unutn 6lert an StelIe por
Cert u. SoItpette. Seiicn AHttstermit
obloitft am eriteu Montoge I'LL 81.
mar 1915.
Gin Gountn. Shoen1eiIter on SttQc
ron @idiunt q. Carriers. 0eiiGl
4mtstcrntln nbltrlit an eriten Won-
tag int rSomar 1916.
Sin Sheriif an Stede non ,Sobn
u. 8eber. oe,icn Yn1tstermn abtduit
ON eriteu Montoe i'm Sanuar 1915.
Gin Coroner on Stclc BON Ser.
monu 2onaitoot. oei'eu amtstermin
dbIouft ar. eriten Wontdg I'M SorHar
1915.
Gin GIcrf oes Qreisoeriht az
GteGe pon @aron Genriitou. oelic1
Amtstcrmin oblduit an eritga Mon
tlq i'm 1Sauuor 1915.
Gin 9iitriftsompalt on Steae pen
Gobio 2. 2oip. 0eiien Nmtstermin oh
lauft ort eritcn Montoge i'm Sanuur
1915.
Gin ltrfunocn . Reoiitrotor on
Gteue BON Inoreip &. Ihompiou
feiieu Eerntin obIouft om eriten Dton,
tag i'm %lSanudr 1915.
Gin @ermeiicr ot Stene bon
George e. WrooilfL 6eiien Minister.
min oblonft an eriten Wontope I'M
Sanltor 1915.
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len ourh oic Stimmbcredtigtcn Del
ielben Gin oocr mchr &reisrifter &c.
merocn, ME Die 2eoislotur e3
p1n 3c't 81 Belt outoriiteren mag.
&eocr Srclsrihtcr ioa III Dem &reiic.
iilr melfcn er ermGbIt lit. mobnen
uno icir Nmt fiir einen lcld)en Ger
min bCflcibcn mo loIhe Gntidldo,.
oln1g erhoItcn, mic bic 2egiSIutut
rorihrciben mnQ;" Oarlim lei es
@cidlollcn pon Der Nilcnlblp inter
Slitimmung oc8 SG;nts, oGs Dem
norgebcno ncrqeldIooenen @meroe+
mcnt CUR Aonltitution hes StoateS
Niaconiin non bieicr 2eaislotur 5u-
0eltimnlt mcrAc unb biermit 5uge=
|ltimmt lit.
Hote. (AScnn onoenor1mcn miro
oicies Nutcr ement Der 2e9islatur
gcltottcn, bic 3uhl Der @erld)iSfreiie
81; onhcrn rnh iir einen ooer mebre-
re arcisrihter in jebem 9reiIc Be
thinning 81 t%reifcn, mdbreno lett
bic GonitItntion eiren 3id,ter in jc
Dem Nrcilc. ou3genommen Wtilmall-
fee Court, crfnrbert.)
(8en. Rel. $50. SO, ~
@emciniome Reiolution go. 80.
Bur Sdnfnlno pon Scftion ii 0e3
NrtifcIS s Der &onititlltion, bettcf-
feno StaotS- Geritderung.
Sn Nnbctrnht, ooB in Ger 3lpei-
iohrlifen 2elialoturlibung fiir bos
Gohr 1911 Elm &erfoiinasomenoc-
mcnt porgcidlIogen uno oemleIben
ton elmer Mebrbeit Der fir jeoes Der
leiocn Nduler %cripdbIten Wltelieoer
Sltgelrimmt meroc, meldes Nmenoe.
fllent mic fol9t loitet:
r@cihloiien bonn Seiot inter gu.
thinning scr N'iembIn Dab Mrtifci
S Der Gonititl,ticn omenoiert ner6e
bltrd &in5uiioune elmer nclien Sef
ton, mclhe lol,tcn ioa:
.Sefticn IL. Ser Senot fonlt
Ij0hrlih 2eibrentcn un6 G~eriiderung
ollf ioIhe HiiifrS unb in FOLDER &ei.
jc, ME bltrh @eiet por9ei6rieben
neroen mag, g%cmohren. mo Die III
Ser aonititution pnreeiebenen Sc.
iCnrnnfunQen ni,o Norhebolte iouel
anf oieicn @cnenltnno feline Mnnen-
bnng finocn; ieboh Ioa @orfebrun9
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(@cat. Rci. &c. 10. 30

@emelniame ReiouItion 9tn. %.
Bur InlenoIerung non Artifel If
Der &onltitution burh @in5ufiiguno
eines nellen. ols Seftion 3b 5l be.
nenncnoen Abidlnittes, be5tlglid Der
Sonocrperbun9 ourd Wtlmi5ipaIltd
ten.
in 4nbetroht, bab in Der 5ipei-
lahrIihen Sitnng Ger 2egislot1tr
Ilir oos Sabr 1911 Elm ENHANCEMENT
our aonititlltion poreeihloeen uno
hcmIelben BON elmer Mebrbeit Der at
lcoem Der beioen ,0duler e~ripabltel
Wfitelicber 5uecitimmt muroe, mel
der MISUNDERSTANDING mie lolgt
lalltet:
oNeIhloiicn bon Der Aiienlblp I'M
ter 3uIItimmung bes Senats. boB @r-
tifel IL DIR aonititution omenoicrt
iperbe burtb 0in5ufiieung elmer rleu-
Gil Settioi, Die ols Scftion 81 be
1nnnt lem lmo Iouten iou: 3b. @cnn
neutrality-suspicious. BON elmer mlni5ipa.
len &orporntion iiir offentlihe i3lpc
dc 9enommen meroen iou cber &C.
nommcn moroen iii, 10 bart onitoBen
0eS ooer benofborteS @igentlm hin
5lgelommcn meroen inter @coln-
gunocn. melhe ron ser 2eQislotur
nurdl ollgemeine5 @eiee 5u itcuca
limo. Gigentunt, Dos altf oieie g5ciie
Qcnomnicn it, Iou oils mir 0fieltliGlr
,,rpefe Qcllommen erad,tct mer0u,"
oorum iei es
! Nei6loIicn ourd, bie ANembID M
ter 3titimmung oes Senots, oaB Dem
ror1teheno acknowledgement 2mcn0e
mcnt 5ur aonittution Sea Stootcs
SSlscoltiin bon oieier @eaislotrtr AT
QeItimmrt .pcroc ltlo hiernlit 3llqc.
itimmt lit.
! Not-t9@enn onQenommett. mir>
fieic5 ENHANCEMENT ole 9efuanls POI
nulni5ipoIen Gorporctinncn cr1uct
tern. Nrioateincntum iir 0itentltQ,,
3mcfc 81 erIon1en.l
(Scn1. Nei. No. II. ~
@emeiuiomc ReioIution 9te. 2G.
t3rr Nnicnhierrng BON EDITION {
llno I ocs Nrtlfel I Ser 3enItltutior
h.5 Stontes Miseoniin in gc5uq OH
Sfreisridtcr.
Sn gctroht, rob in ser 5nei
johrIiden SltunQ scr 2~cG;sIotlr til
fu$ fSdbr 1911 cir Im%enoenncnt 6.ll
@onititntIon rorgcitloacn unr cell
lclben pon cincr W%tchrhcit DER tit ic
Ae@ Der belbcu @dulier ermobIte1 N5it
a!leScr 5u5citimmt muroe, ncld)c:
pnr1cidlclcnc Anlenhemert lautet:
00eihlalicn BON hcr Mi'cniblp I'LL
:er 2,litimnunQ bcs ScnotS. 6ol
Settiou 6 pcn 2lriifcl Z nno Seftlul
BON 4rtitel : Ser 9onitituiton De.
Stantcs amenoicrt mcrhen loa, nit
ioIgt: Seftipn 6. Die Gcaislotlll
lam Die 8rcnScn ser &rciIe Gnocrn
Die 2ohl Der 0reiie p~crminoern COO
permcbren. oobei oieielben 10 3ulan
m%enbonoenh ms beoucm oils tltitlid
Gcitoltcno unh lie burh GeuntperclI
sen b%e1rcn5cto: ober feline ioIf),
&enoerunG %crminoeruna ooer Scr
%n'ehruna ioa bic @irfune boben, ei
men Rihetr onm Imte SIT entiernen
Sin 6oHc einrc Rermebrune oei
Sreiie ioQcn ser ODER bic Ridlter er
luuhlt merbcn. mic in oieicr aonititlt
tion heltimmt III, uno iencn 8ehult
crpfdngcii, Der nid,t aerinaer lit. rts
forin fir 0reisrihter betimmt 1T.
oSeftion 1. Siir jeecn &rei8 ipI
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(Seln. Rci. 9to. 1. NJ
@cihIoiicnc Rcioluticn No. -

NcihIoiicne RcinInticn No. -.
Seftiar I non Artifel 1 ser SION.
Intuition 5t o%uenojeren. 0cu Goife
e1~ Fedt 81 aebcn. @eieee por,u.
talo9en mo oieleIbeu ourhSufnbrcu
ooer 81 nerlpclacrr rnb out Stinm
tolten lrGcno elu Ift Ser 9euiSlonlr
mteNcr al beluiIIiacu oSer I'll Oermei
nern nn6 Scttiou 3 ron NrtifeI II
Der SonltIhttiou 81 ihofierL melhes
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24

Throw out the life line! Send
Us that subscription money.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24
OFFICIAL CALL
For Republican Assembly for Twen.
ty.Fifth Senatorial District.

Pursuant to the action of the Republican
Central Committee of the 25th Senatorial
District of Colorado, notice is hereby
given that an assembly of delegates repre-
sentins the Republican party of said dis
trict is hereby called to meet at the Com
mercial Club room in Lamar, Colorado,
on Monday, August 8, 1914, at nine
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of voting
pursuant to law for all candidates for the
Republican nomination for State Senator
from said district to be voted for at the
primary election on Tuesday, September
8, 1914, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come be.
fore said assembly. The basis of repre-
sentation shall be one-third Of the repre-.
sentation OF the various counties in the
state convention as follows Bent county,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24
A DEAD ONE

A town that never has anything to do in
public way is on the way to the cemetery.
Any citizen who will do nothing for his
town is helping to dig the frave. A man
that curses the town furnishes the coffin.
The man who 10 SO selfish as to have no
time from his business to give city affairs
is making the shroud. The man who will
not advertise is driving the hearse. The
man who is always pulling back from any
public enterprise throws boquets on the
the grave. The man who 10 so stinay as
to be bowling hard times, breaches the
funeral sermon, sings the doxoloGy and
thus the town.Iies buried-a dead one.-
Richmond (Mo.) Conservator.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24
VALLEY NoTS

The county commissioners Of Crowley
county have placed an order with local
drug store for two tons of arsenic, which
will be mixed with bran and furnished
free to all the farmers OF that county, 10
be used ia the war against krasshoppers.
This is the LARGEST arsenic order ever
placed in the state by any retailer.
Mad doss are becoming rather numerous
in Ordway, two havinS been killed during
the past two weeks.
The 60 600 ton silo being erected by the
American Beet Sugar company at Rocky
Ford is fast nearing completion. 1t will
be used to store beet pulp.
The Rocky Ford Tribune is the third
paper in this valley to fall in line with the
Chieftain end notify all candidates that
they will be expected to pay for news.
psper articles which they wish printed.
Come on in, boys, it's the right idea.
A ditch company near Msnzanola has
purchased boat for ditch rider. and in
the future he will make his territory in
same. Quite novel idea.
Eifhty.fve carloads of baled alfalfa have
been shipped from Hartman during the
past three week.
The town Of Bristol may incorporate in
the near future.
Potatoes being shipped into this valley
at present are, according to E. N. Berry,
Inspector for the La Junta territory, in.
tected with tuber moth or eel worms. A
strict inspection will be made in the future
Of all potatoes from California or Texas.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24
FOR RENT

l6O acres irrigated land adjoin.
ing town of Two Buttes, good build
ings, fine water and irrigation as.
sured for two years. Easy terms.
A. E. Padden,
Via Lamar. Two Buttes, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24
Statesmen Wanted

Tobacco salesmen wanted. Earn SlOO
monthly. Expenses. Experience un.
necessary. Advertise and take orders
from merchants for smoking and chewing
tobacco, cigarettes, cigars, etc. Send a
&c stamp for full particulars.
HEMET TOBACCO CO.,
1.l0t New York, N. Y.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24

Cash for Hides and Chickens.
Will buy green horse and COW
hides, paying highest cash price.
Also want your chickens. Up.to.
date Meat Market
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24
FOR SALE OR TRADE

have thoroughbred Jersey
bull for sale, or will trade for good
milk COW or sheep.
Joseph H. Hargraves,
Z Amity, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24
CLIPPINGS

What we're recommending now for the
Progressive bunch is parachute cocktails
something that will let them down easy.
-Duranfo Democrat.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24

The old fashioned woman who used to
wear red flannel pettyskirts winter and
summer now has daughter who doesn't
wear any skirt at aIl.-Pueblo Chieftain.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24
WANTED

Girl for general housewolk. Mrs.
j. F. Van Wey.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24

Read the ads and patronize the
advertisers.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24

Some husbands leave their wives at
home wien out for good time, while
others send their wives on q trip and
utilize the interval to muss up some other
fellows home. The right way is to take
the girl alone and teach her to like your
way Of enjoying life. Many q man is
married to good fellow he doesn't know.
-Duranko Democrat.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24

The flies will be measured every
Saturday from 5 until 6 o'clock P.
M. in Mr.. Wilkins office.
The COMMITTEE.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24

l can loan you money at straight
3 per cent. Come in and let me
explain the proposition to you.
l j. P. Linville.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24

4 delegates; Baca county, ; delegates;
Kiowa county, 3 delegates; Prowers
county, 7 delegates.
GEO. B. MERRILL,
Secretary.
CRANKY HILLYER.
Chairman.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24
FLY CONTEST

Boys and girls get busy and enter
the Fly Contest beginning We'd
nesday, July lst, and closing Sat-
urday, August 18th, 1914. The
Holly Civic Club will award the
following prizes to the ones bring
ing in the most flies.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-02-11
WHY ADVERTISE OUR
WEAKNESS.

In an article which recently APP
peared in "The State" Hon. j. j..
McMahan gives a detailed account OF
the workings of the three mill CON
stitutional tax as divided between
white and colored schools.
MIR. McMahan's articles are always
Interesting for the reason that he is Il
very thoughtful and forcefui writer,
and for the further reason that the
great amount of information appear
ing in his articles may be relied on.
But why advertise in a leading State
daily those things which we are
forced to do, contrary to law and the
constitution, to do justice between
the races? =.
AS matter of fact, while the 8 mill
school tax is supposed to he 'appor-
toned without regard to, persons or
color the law allows each tax payer
to designate the school to which his
taxes shall GO. If this were enforced
strictly the colored people would get
much less money for their schools
than they do now. - .
The law is so arranged that all
schools are in the hands Of white
trustees, but these men give colored
schools far more than the taxesef the
colered people of any given district
would amount to. White people arc
willing to bear the burdenssoh taxa
ton and share the benefits in a limit
ed degree with the colored race, but
when so many poor white children
. stand in need of education, it is folly
. to expect the white tax payer and
the white trustee to educate the col
ored race to the serious detriment of
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-02-11

lima contributes pro rata her full
to the maintenance OF the, Ma
tional government and she has per-
haps received less than any State of
her standing,in the Union. 1t may
be added, too, that she has received
less for the reason that she has been a
rock ribbed Democratic State since
the days of reconstruction. And
must she now suffer at the hands OF
the Democratic party, when for forty
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-02-11
DISTRICT ATTORNEY AND
MARSHAL APPOINTED.

Hon. F.. Fl. Weston, of Columbia,
has been appointed District Attorney
and Col. j. l.. Sims, of Orangeburg,
has been appointed Marshal for the
District of South Carolina. These
men both reside in the lower South
Carolina District.
1t is hoped that our Representa-
tives in Congress will now. proceed to
put in, operation the machinery of
the upper District. With a Southern
President and the Democratic party
fully in the saddle it would seem
that the way is open for action. But
for disagreement in the delegation as
to the location of places for holding
court in the upper district, these of.
ficers would have been named,
Judge, Attorney and Marshal, by a
Republican administration fully
eight years ago. Then why need a
DelpOcratic administration malt III
rendering this much needed service
to theNState. .
If there is any COOL reason why at
.torneys and litigants should be forced
to traverse the Slate Of South Caro-
lima, entaifing loss of time and mon
ey, to get into the United States
Courts, when every other Southern
State is conveniently divided into
districts, accessible to the people we
would like to know that reason.
While this is'in no sense a mere d.
vision of patronage asked for, even
putting it on that basis, South Caro-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-02-11

the white race. If the three mill
and poll taxes were distributed strict
ly according to law, the colored chill
dren would receive over three
fourths of the funds, while white tax
PAYERS would contribute more than
four-ffths Of it. 49,.
The present division of school
funds may not be legal, strictly
speaking, but it is equitable and it is
operating for the common good OF
white and colored schools. When
Mr.. McMahan calls attention to the
technical violations Of the law in a
daily newspaper that is evidently
closely scanned by leading Northern
papers he leaves a false impression
in the minds of. Northern people.
This is the difficulty the South has
labored under since the war, and
only in recent years have Northern
people come to a better understand
ing of the South's problem. Even
colored people are fast realizing that
the Southern white man is their best
friend ; that the two classes of North
ern people who are interested in them
are fanatics and politicians from
neither of whom they may expect
substantial aid, and that while South
erin people do not give them equal
rights, they give them all that is rom
.sistent with the best interests of the
fu.o r,caS
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-02-11

years she has been a target for North:
ern Republicans, becausesof her un-
alleged Democracy? The''little yew
lamb" is still in the pasture, but the
bleating of we'll fed locks in other
States make her feel mighty lone
some. ,.. ~. "a
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-02-11
State Of South Carolina,
C"uuty of Greenville,
Court Of Cannon Pleas.

Court of, Cannon Pleas.
r. r. Baskins, Plaintiff, against Robt.
Hunter and The National Bank OF
AbhevilIe, observation-disclosures
for Relief.
You are hereby summoned and re-
uuirpd tn answer The Complaint In thls
action which was filed in the office OF
the CLERK Of Court of Common Pleas
for AbbAville County, South Carolina
III the day of January, AID. 1914, n
to serve a copy. of yollr answer to the
laid Complaint on The subscribers a.
their office. in the, Masonic Temple
Building. GreenviIle. South Carolina,
within tw ebty days after the service
hereof, exclusive Of the day OF sair
.ervice and IL you fail to answer TO
he Complaint WITHIN tho time afore,
aid the plaintiff is this action VIII
apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the Complaint.
Da' ed January %, A. D. 1914.
"Ansel & Harris,
,. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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WESTERN UNION
-. Telegram

Boston, Mass, Feb, 5, 1914.
TO the Press and Banner, q. >..
Abbeville, S. c.. .
" C%omingi 500 dozen bargains in Mems,
Women's and ChiIdren' oxfords. I bought
them at a sacrifice. They are coming by
first freight. Look for them.
M. B. HIPP,<
Boston,, Mass. -
For Cash Bargain Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-02-11

To the nonresident defendant, Robert
Hunter: ,...
Take notice that the Complaint 10
the above entitl. d cause was filed IN
the office of the Clerk of Court OF Com
mon PIE ~ for Abbeville County, South
Carolina, on The day of January,
A. d. 1914.
Ansel & Harris,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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No prolonged waiting in having Il pre-.
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pharmacist always waiting to compound
the required medicine for you.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-08-06
aPANAdA".--GREATEST SPECTACULAR PAGEANT
AT SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR
NEW MAMMOTH SCENIC SPECTACLE STAGED At HUI
FEATURING UNCLE SANS EXCEPTION TO THE Wo
Opening be Portrayed Accompanied by
Fireworks Displays Realistically Reproducing Americas
Greatest Achievement--300 People on the Stage.

People from all the, countries of
the world will be represented on the
stage, correctly costumed in gala at
tire. There will be 500 persons in
the spectacle. among them being high
officials of the United States, Off
cial dignftaries from other countries.
soldiers and marines of all the ma
tions, picturesque natives from South
America, padres, friars, bull-fight-
ers, Japanese iinrickshamen, Grip
pied beggars. strolling musicians,
and Panama dancing girls.
At the end Of the spectacle, when
Colonel Goetbals. gives the signal, a
terrible detonation will be heard, and
the fireworks display will be open
ed. This is to represent the dyna.
hitting of the last obstacle separating
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Due
to the interest aroused over the op-
ening of the Panama Canal it is be-
lieyed that the 3pyrotechnic display
this year will be unusually popular.