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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-05

Notlce to Attorneys and administrators
beginning November 1913 all legal notices paid
@4p as the law conenplates.
Leader Publishing Company.
October 3lst 1913
The Dermott news., 1914-04-16
MasOns Here.

The district Masonic meeting,
which is being held here this week,
opened Monday evening with an
open meeting held in the audi
forum OF Hotel Dermott. Despite
the rain, large crowd was in at
tendance, including Masons from
all over the district, and a goodly
number OF Dermott citizens.
The meeting was called to order
bv n. n. Boulder, Worshiptul
Master OF the local lodge, and
opened with an invocation by Rev.
Flourney Shepperson OF Montl-
cello. An address, welcoming the
delegates and the TRENDS OF Ma
sonrv who were present, was very
ably delivered by G. Helmstetter
on behalf OF the Dermott Masons,
at the close OF which he introduced
State Lecturer Baker Clark OF
Little Rock, who with District
Deputy Grand Master l.. W. Per
due OF Nllmot, Is conducting the
school of instruction tins week. Mr..
Baker gave very interesting talk
on the principles OF Masonry. He
was followed by Grand Master
Mills, Of Pine Bluff. who while de-
claring himself no orator, gave
one OF the finest talks to which it
has ever been our pleasure TO listen.
The school OF instruction is being
held each morning, afternoon and
evening at the lodge hall. The
meetings will close FRIDAY night
with some kind of an entertain
ment, probably banquet.
The Dermott news., 1914-04-16
D0DS0N'S GUARANTEE
EXPLAINED By D00S0N
Read What Oodson Says About His
Liver Tone 10 You Who Suffer
From Constipation.

Dodson's Liver Tone takes the
place of calomel. Instead of be-
ing dangerous, it is harmless and
works easily and naturally, with
out bad after effects. | have
authorized Hammock Drug Store
to refund purchase price soc.
to you instantly without question
If you are IN any way dissatistle d
with it. IT Dodson S Liver Tone
can't help YOU, | don't want your
money"
That's how Dodson feels about
this pleasanttastlng vegetable
liquid liver regulator and reliever
of constipation and biliousness.
The lives OF SO many people
have been frightened and bettered
by this great remedy that leading
druggists now recommend It and
seven of America S most prominent
physicians O. X d it, after thorough
analysis of its ingredients and
effects.
1t IS generally known that Gallo
mel, being a poison, is peril to
many. 1t stays in the system and
while 1t may seem TO give YOU a
temporary relief, often knocks
YOU out for several days.
With Dodson S Liver Tone YOU
are set right without ache or grippe
and with no bad results to inter-
tere in the slightest way with your
regular occupation and habits.
SO great a number OF former sui
terers from constipation and IN
active liver have been vastly
benefited by Dodson 5 Liver Tone
that it would seem wise tor YOU to
give it trial now. Children like
1t and il does wonders for them.
Advert Sement)
The Dermott news., 1914-04-16
An Ordinance.

An Ordinance LAYING off a portion
of the City of Dermott INTO a
Sidewalk, Curb and Gutter
Improvement District, to be
known as Sidewalk, Curb and
Gutter Improvement District
No. /.
Whereas, More than ten owners
OF real property in that portion OF
the City OF Dermott, described as
follows, to.wit:
All of Blocks I, 2, Q. 10, II, Il,
IS and 10 OF Buckner S (Finn)
Addition; all OF Blocks /, =,
), !, 5 and ., and lots /,
2, 5, and 5 OF Block : OF
the original Town of Dermott; all
of Blocks A, b, c and +, and the
west hall OF Block T.. and Lots I,
,, ), 4, ., 10, II. II, IS, "a, l )
and 10 of Block - of Kim
pels Addition; the west halt OF
Blocks and OF Greenberg's
Addition; south halt OF Blocks /,
2, and d and the northeast quar-
ter OF said Block l, all OF Blocks
4, 3, :, 8, II, Il and Is, and Lots
/, and OF Blocks and 10; and
Lots /. =, ), !, s, D and !, and IL
and IL OF Block -; Lots 1, 2, 3,
5, o and : OF Blocks Is and 10;
and the east halt OF Block - OF
Lambert's Addition; and all the
property between Main Street and
a line extending south from the
center OF Block Il OF Lambert
Addition, parallel with Main
Street TO the City Limits; the east
halt OF Blocks 5, 3, : and s OF
Morris * Crenshaw's Addition; the
north half OF Block ; and Lots 8,
:, S,I4. IS and 10 OF Block a, and
all OF Block ! OF Daniels Addition,
and east halt OF Block ! OF Dan
iel's Addition.
Have petitioned the City Coun
Gil to take steps toward the max
ing OF local Improvement in SAID
City by forming SAID territory into
an Improvement district for the
purpose OF building concrete side
walks, concrete curbs and cutters,
and to provide drainage therein, on
the following streets:
On both sides OF Barnes Street
from the railroad right OF way to
Arkansas Street; on south side oil
of Front Street from the Houston,
Central Arkansas and Northern
Railway right OF wav, to Arkansas
Street; on west side of Arkansas
Street from Front Street to Peddi-
cord Street; on the east side OF
Arkansas Street from Front Street
TO Barnes Street; on both sides OF
Freeman Street from the north
side OF Blocks Eleven and Twelve
of Buckner's (Finn) Addition,
south to Bordeaux Street, on both
The Dermott news., 1914-04-16
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO TIE
CONsrITU1IVN or IKE SrATE
nr AEKAAAAA

Notice II hereby given that the
following joint resolution. proposals
tuition. Mas passed by the General
Assembly NJ It's regular session OF
lylS. and that the same Will be
submitted TO the electors OF th,
TO be held Monday. September lsth
1914. for adoption or rejection.
Proposed Amendment No. Is.
That the following is hereby pro
posed as All amendment to the
Constitution OF the State or Ar
kansas. and the same being submit
ted to tho electors or the State
next lss spaSs. eec ss1e'i flor .Gs
snd Representatives. II majority
OK. the electors voting at such cleo
tiSn adopt such amendment the same
shall become part Of the cons,i,
tuition OF the State OF Arkansas
towit:
That Section Fifteen d5) OF Article
Five go OF the Constitution OF the State
OF Arkansas. as amended by Amendment
No. Is. declared by the Speaker OF the
House OF Representatives On February
10th. 1918. TO have been adopted DO
amended so as to read as follows
Section 10. The members OF the Gen
eral Assembly shall receive AS their
salary the sum OF Seven Hundred and
Fifty $3.50. o0l Dollars. except the Presl-
dent OF the Senate and Speaker OF the
House OF Representatives each OF whom
Did and Ftfty Es50.0Ol Dollars for
the term OF two ca years; and In adj
dition to such SALARY the members OF the
General Assembly shall receive five
cents per mile for each mile Travelled in
going TO ana returning from the seat OF
government over the most direct and
practicable route. Said salary shall be
payable In the following manner to-wtt
Five 45.o0) Dollars per day for the firs,
hundred days or any regular session OF
the General Assembly. Provided the
President of the Senate and Speaker OF
the House Of Representatives may draw
SIX 60 o0l Dollars per day for the first
hundred days of any regular session
The remainder OF their salary shall be
paid to them quarterly on the first day
OF January. April July and October OF
ths year following any regular session
os.the General Assembly. and the Audi
tor Of State shall draw his warrants In
favor OF the members Of the General
Assembly on said dates for the amount
Of salary due each AT that time and
mail same 10 the members at their re-
spective postoffice addresses No mem
Der OF either House shall receive any
salary or emoluments for his services
other than 10 provided for herein The
terms OF all members ~ the General As
ssyrpiy shall begin on the day OF their
election.
The above resolution was filed In IN.
office OF the Secretary OF State on March
g. 1918
Each elector NAV vote for or AGAINST
the above Amendment
Witness my official signature this 18th
Gay Of February. 1914.
EARLE w HODGES,
l6sAl) Secretary Of State
The Dermott news., 1914-04-16
0oings at Presbyterian Church.

The Sunday school suffered a
slight falling off from the attend
ance OF the previous Sabbath,
which was doubtless due to the
unusually cool weather.
There was good attendance at
both the morning and the evening
worship. Pursuant to announce
ment the Christian Endeavor So
cietv took over the evening service.
All who expected q good and an
interesting meeting suffered no dis
appointment. Though it was their
first experience in this way, they
acquitted themselves we'll. Miss
MAY B. Byrd and Mrs. Reba Marks
delighted the audience with a
beautiful duet. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Daniel, Miss Edna Carmichael
and Charles Crook added 10 the
other interesting exercises OF the
program by rendering quartet.
The viollns manipulated hy Henry
and Willie Duerson were a pleas
inc addition 10 the song service.
The violin solo by the latter was
very much ENJOYED. The organ
was skilliuIly handled by Miss lane
Carmichael, the organlst OF the
society. Miss Tommie Maulding
gave SPLENDID readlHg. No
Time" BESIDES every other ex-
ercise was we'll done. 1t is quite
certain that the EndeaVors will be
asked to be responsible for another
service.
The pastor will leave Tuesday
I4th inst, TO attend the regular
spring meeting OF Pine Bluff Pres
byterv at Holly Grove. But he
will return to occupy his pulpit
Sunday. He will be accompanied
by s. +. Orr, the Ruling Elder
The Dermott news., 1914-04-16

To the patrons OF Dermott Special
District:

| the patrons OF DermOtt OpeCIal
District;
My term OF office as school d
rector will expire in May. wish
to state that | will not be a candi-
date for reelection. have
served the district for seven years
to the best OF my ability, during
which time great many improve
ments have been made. AS presi-
dent Of the Board have always
had the cooperation of the entire
membership of the Board and we
have spent a great deal of time
working out the many difficult
problems which came before us.
| wish to take this opportunity of
assuring you of my sincere appre-
citation of all the honor bestowed
upon me. appreciate the pleas
ant relations which have existed
during the time | have been per-
mitted to serve you, and wish to
assure you that the work and re-
lations have been a source Of great
pleasure, and will always thus be
looked back upon by me.
find that it is impossible for
me to serve you longer in this ca
pacity, and ask that my name be
not considered.
Sincerely Yours,
+. +. Barlow.
The Dermott news., 1914-04-16

sides OF Main Street from Front
Street south to Games Street; on
both sides of Irotter Street from
Peddlcord Street 10 Broadway; on
both sides of School Street from
Peddicord Street to Daniels Street;
on both sides Of PeddiCord Street
from Arkansas Street 10 Knox
Street; on both sides OF Daniels
Street from Ohio Street to School
Street; on south side OF Daniels
Street from Norwood Street to
Pecan Street; on both sides OF
Spec dway, from the Houston,
Central Arkansas * Northern Rail
way right OF way, to Hardy Street;
on the west side Of Pecan Street
from Daniels Street south TO the
corporation line, and west side Of
Hardy street, from Speedway
street to Daniels street, and east
side OF Hardy street from Speed
way one hundred and fifty feet
south on the west side OF
Norwood Street from Daniels
Street to Speedway, and on the
west side OF Freeman Street along
Blocks Fifteen and Sixteen oil
Buckner S addition.
Now, Therefore, BE II Ordained
by the City Council oil the City OF
DermOtt, Arkansas:
Section 1 That all OF the real
property situated IN the territory
aforesaid be formed into a local
Improvement district for the pur-
pose OF building concrete side
walks and concrete cutbs and gut
tiers and to provide drainage, and
that SAID district be designated as
Sldew ak, Curb and Gutter I'm
provemcnt District No l.
That the boundaries OF SAID dis
trict be designated AS a line em-
bracing all OF said real property,
to-wlt:
All OF Blocks I, 2, O, 10, II, Il,
Is and 10 OF BuckneI CHM
Addition; all OF Blocks -
:. }, 4, 5 and 8, and Lots
I, 2, ;, ! and 5 OF Block OF
the original Town OF Dermott all
of Blocks a, Is, c and I, and the
west halt OF Block T., and Lots /,
,, ), !, o, 10, Il, y, IS, II, /
and 10 OF Block ID OF Kun
pe's Addition; the west halt OF
Blocks and i OF GreenbeIe 5 Ad
dition; south halt OF Blocks |, ,,
5 and . and northeast quarter OF
Block | ali OF Blocks !, 5, =, :,
II, Il and L, and Lots I, ;, and
OF Blocks . and 10; Lots I, ,, ;, j..
!. q and - and II and Il OF Block
IA; Lots /, :, !, :, % and OF
Blocks ! and It; and the east
halt OF Block / OF Lambert 5 Nd
dition; and all the property between
Main Street and line extending
south from the center OF Block -
OF Lambert's Addition, parallel
with Main Street to the CITY Lin
ITS the east halt OF Blocks 5, &, -
and 5 OF Morris x Crenshaw S Adj
dition; the north halt OF Block 5
and Lots 8, +, 5, II, Is and 10 OF
Block ,, and all OF Block OF
Daniels Addition, and east halt OF
Block =, Daniels Addition.
Section .. This Ordinance shall |
take effect and be in force from
and alter its passage.
w. |. Raborn,
!. T.. Leeper, Mayor
Recorder.
The Dermott news., 1914-04-16

chosen to represent the church at
the meeting.
The pastors absence will not
hinder the regular meeting Of the
Sunday school Teachers and Off
GERS at the church at ! p. m. Fri
day. The meeting Will be led by
Mrs. A. c. Crenshaw. Let all
teachers and officers be on hand
]. T.. HANEY, Pastor.
The Dermott news., 1914-04-16
Birthday Party.

Last Friday evening from $50
TO o Miss Edna Larkln enter
tanned thirty five OF her school
mates, in honor OF her fourteenth
birthday. Fruit, ice cream and
cake were served. The time
passed off quickly until the hour
came when all had to leave, every
one debating they had spent n
plea assent evening. y y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-07
WILL HOLD PECoS
FAIR SEPT. l TO 4
Earlier Dates Agreed on This Years
First shipment Of Registered
Hogs Is Received.

Pecos. Texas, May f.-September l.
. 9 and 4 has been set by the Reeves
County Fair association as the date for
the 1874 fair. The date FOR the meet
inc was made earlier this year as it is
claimed by many farmers that their
hest exhibits cannot be made later in
the fail Another reason for the early
date is that the Pecos volunteer IRE
deuartment will entertain the Pan
handle & West Texas Firemen's assO-
citation the first week in September.
Pecos is already making arrangements
TO insure the success Of the fair
The meeting Of the Hay Growers &
Shippers of the Southwest. held here
tuesday. was largely attended An Or
ganization was formed, which viii be
perfected at a meeting to be held at
later date.
The first shipment Of registered hogs.
furnished to farmers in the PecOs val
lev by Fort Worth StocSyards COM
many. has arrived in Pecos. The first
shipment numbered a head and was
met at the station b. a large crowd Of
breeders. The pick Of the shipment was
three tried sows from the celebrated
Armour HillCrest farm, consigned TO W.
H Browning, jr. One OF the three was
awarded blue ribbons last year at the
New orleans and Shreveport livestock
shows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-07
HOW NATURE
CURES CONSTIPATION
And Why Drugs Are Being Used Less
and Less for That Purpose.

The custom Of Internal Bathing for
keeping the intestines pure. clean and
free from poisonous matter. curing con-
stipation. billiousness and the more
serious diseases which they bring on.
has become so universally popular ana
so scientifically correct in its applica-
ton as to merit the most serious con-
sideration.
Drugs for this purpose have proven
that their doses must be constantly in
creased to be effective; that they force
Nature instead Of assisting her. and
once taken, must be continued
On the contrary, the scientifically
cons tructed Internal Bath gently as
sists Nature. but is infinitely more
thorough in its cleanliness than any
drug, no matter what its nature.
The u. B. L. Cascade" which is now
being used and praised by thousands
and prescribed by many eminent ply
siclans. is now being shown and ex-
planned by Everybody's Department
Store in FL Paso.
Its action is so simple and natural
as TO Immediately appeal TO all COM
mon sense That is the reason for its
great and deserved popularity
Ask for booklet. why Man of To-
day Is only 50 Per Cent. Efficient."-
Advertisements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-07
MOUNTAINAIR WILL
ENTERTAIN FARMERS

Mountainafr. n. n, May IA new
and what promises TO be a big feature
Of the Mountainair chautauqua, which
meets this year July 29 to August z, in
elusive is a department called the
Farmers congress This department
will be in charge Of Ralph c. Ely. who
has already completed arrangements
for the attendance Of specialists in all
phases OF farm and ranch work In the
southwest The department Of agri-
culture has agreed to send three spe-
cialists. one on road building. one on
the silo and the dairy and one on
livestock raising, especially as applied
to the open range. This department
VIII meet daily in the forenoon and
one particular phase OF work will be
speclhcally handled each dav.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-07
SHOWER BATHS
AT INFANTRY CAMP
They Are Shy on Marble, but Long on
Water, and Soldiers Appreciate
Them After Dusty Hikes

Shower baths are as common IN the
sth infantry camp as they are in the
most exclusive north side homes. Ine
necessity for the baths is readily seen
at the infantry camp. for the dust IS
ankle deep and considerable real estate
moves when the wind blows.
The baths. which have been built D.
the "dOuEhooys" Of the 9th. are none
Of the old Roman kind. with any mar
bic or other barrOom fixtures. but they
give a correct imitation OF first class
shower bath when a hot and dusty sol
der comes in from a long hike. strips
and turns on the water. The baths have
been built over the Franklin canal and
arranged so that the waste water runs
into the canal and is carried OF down
the valley to irrlgate the fields
Shower heads have been arranged
over each bath compartment and half
dozen men may use the baths at one
time. The first set Of showers has
been erected on the south side Of the
canal and a second set is now being
built on the north side. for the the big
infantry camp is divided by the canal
In addition 70 these baths. officers row
has rugged up a shower bath by the
use Of MADEIRA pine, burlap and tent
flv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-07
TEMPE WILL HAVE
NEW COTTON GIN
Growerss Exchange Authorizes Pur-
chase Of Site for Necessary
Buildings For Plant.

Tempe, Ariz., May Tempe is to
have an uptodate cotton gin and
COMPRESS. At the annual meeting Of
the Tempe Cotton Growers exchange
new board Of directors was elected and
authorized to purchase as a site for the
necessary buildings 10 lots in west
Tempe. Bids for the construction Of
the buildings and for furnishing the
machinery vii be called for at once.
c G. ones. John Birchett, c II.
Waterhouse, c. F. Coldweu and a.
Celtjen are the directors
W. T Swingle, a government cotton
expert. made an offer to test 100 acres
o Cotton in the vicinity Of Tempe for
seed purposes. This offer was accept
ed without a dissenting vote The ex-
penses OF making the tests VIII be
paid by the exchange and members will
be furnished seed at the prices paid at
the oil mills
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-07
.BALMORHEA WILL
GET FAIR MEET
OF T0YAH VALLEY
Crop Conditions Throughout
the Valley Assure Many
Fine Exhibits.

V2a1morhea. Tex, Nay THE farm
ers and cattle growers OF the Toyah
valley will hold a big fair meet here
mis- fan This was finally decided upon
al q citizens meeting. at which an or
Fsnization was perfected and plans Tor
ne fair were made. Prizes In all de-
nart1nents viii be offered and every
branch OF industry in this section viii
be represented
The following officers were elected
70 have CHARGE OF the fair; W. T.
CouId- president: c. NJ Honaker, vice
president: a. c. Schreyer, secretary and
treasurer.
The crops in this section are in fine
condition and this will mean the entry
Of many excellent exhibits. the Mount
castle orchard. five miles west Of here,
reports an abundance Of apples and
pears. The Splittgarber orchards, near
Phantom lake, also report good crops
Both from the valley and mountains
all reports coming in are very encour-
aging.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-07
YOUNG DENIES He
WANTED ESTATE

New York. May Geo w. touns'
NOrdica. wasted the estate OF the late
Mary Adelaide Yerlzes. widow Of Chas-
T. Yerkes- the traction ma-nate. accord
ing to allegations made In suit field
today TO have Young removed as attor-
new in fact for Mrs. Yerkes.
The plaintiffs are Mrs Anna Hurlock
Sims. sister Of Mrs. Terkes: Charles
Sims. husband OF Mrs. Sims. and " r.
BockiUs. all executors of the Yerkes
estate An accounting is also sought.
ar Young denies the charges and
says he consented 10 act for Mrs.
Xerkes only after he had been re-
paetedly importuned 10 do 50 by her
friends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-07
Little BObbie and His Pa
Pa Gets Robbie Mixed in His Lines
and Ma Tries TO Get the
Tangle Untwisfed.

7 WAS lerning a peece to speak in
skool Friday last mite I meen 1
= was lerning the Deece / am going
to speek last mite & Friday is the day
/ am going to speek it. The name Of
the peece was Ivory or sumthiug like
that d Dc was about king named
Henry. He lived in Navarro, I think
that is sumware in the old country. IT
is a very pritty poem, / think. but &
is pretty long, too. q i am afrade L
will not be abel to remember it. Pa
is all the time mixing me up by saving
liz for me & he fergets & gifts the lines
in the rOng places moar than ] do. *
Ma can't get him 70 stop.
used TO be Janus in my skOOl for
deeclaiming. sed Pa. The teechers
always used TO give me the hardest
peeces to speak. beekaus they knew
that L newer forgot a line & thay
knew how fine / sed the lines q got
the true meening Of the poet Now in
that peese you are lerning. for in
STAINS, L used to cry out
Press ware you see my white plumes
wave above the ranks of war.
& let this be your battle cry three
cheers for old Navarro.
That used to bring them down, sed
Pa can see the admiriug faces OF
my skoolmates looking at me now. Pa
sed.
You have a crate eye for admiring
faces haven't you. deer. Ma sed TO Pa
~ 4OEE as I nave hnQMA you she
sed. you have been able to see admir-
ing faces looking at you You think
every face that looks at you is a ad-
miring face
No I don't. sed Pa. but thay used TO
like to hear me speek that peeee Bob
bic is lerning.
But you dident git those two lines
the way thay are in this book, I sed 30
Pa. In the book IL says
Press ware you see my white plumes-
wave above the ranks OF war
& be yure Ori-flamme today The
Helmet Of Navarro.
Then the book is rong, sed Pa
Thare wasent anything in that poem
OF LOngfelloW's about a Oriflamule-
What is a oriflamme anyway Did
you ever see a orinamme2 sed Pa
No. ! sed.
Did you ever see a oriflamme, Pa
asked Ma
doant know. sed Ma. I mite have
seen one up in the Bronx Zoo
No, sed Pa, you dident see one any
ware. & nobody else ever saw orr
famine. beekaus thare isent any such
animal All of the new books that
thay are studying at skOOl are lot OF
new tangled frills & f0Oltshness-
I doant think Mister LoIfrfelOE
ever rote this poem 7 am lerning. I
toald Pa You sed IL was Longfel-
lOfs.
& so It was. sed Pa. he rote that the
saim morning he rOte MGude Muller
/ red all about IT,
Mister Whittier rote Maude Muller.