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The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-26
K|RBY'S MAJORITY IN COUNTY IS 300 VOTE UNUSUALLY LIGHT FARMERS DECLINE TO QUIT WORK AND GO TO POLLS
 WEDNESDAY.

Less than 1,700 votes were cast in Wednesdays primary election in this county, decrease of over 1000 from the vote in the county primary in Jan uary.
 Judge William F. Kirby has carried the county by majority of approxi- mately over 300 over his opponent, Senator James P. Clarke. In spite of the light vote in the rural districts, those townships were carried by Kir- by about two to one. Clarke, however carried Cadron township by a major. ity of 30. The total figures with three small townships missing, are Kirby 961; Clarke, GAS.
 Earle w. Hodges for secretary of state and l.. l.. Coffman for state auditor both swept the county by big majorities. The vote on secretary of state in 19 of the 23 townships is Hodges, 1905; Downing, 423; on state auditor, Coffman, 99S; Mccain, 369.
 D. T. Rogers carried Faulkner coun- ty over his opponent, Geo. B. Cook, by majority of approximately 200, the vote in 19 townships being, Cook, 610 Rogers, 797.
 The missing townships are Bristol, Mt. Vernon (on all but the senator's race) Newton and Wilson. Although persistent efforts were made last night and throughout today to reach these townships, it was reported that the telephone lines were out of order and no communication could be had with them.
 The County Democratic Central Committee will meet here Saturday i for the purpose of making the official canvass of the vote. The newly elect :, ed committee is expected to meet and organize immediately afterwards. Pope county will give Kirby be- i tween 600 and 700 majority, according to telephone message from R. H
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-26
Fry at Atkins this morning.

The town of Quitman was carried by Kirby nearly two to one, and Gle burne county is reported safely in the Kirby column.
 White county will give Kirby a small majority, according to a mes sage from Beebe this morning. This county showed a large majority fol Clarke in the Gazette today
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-26
AID COMMITTEE TO MEET.

The municipal aid committee of the Conway School and Civic Club will meet Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the home of the chairman, Mrs. H. P. Aubrey, on Locust avenue and Deer street.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-26
HENDRIX C0-EDS 10
 EDIT APRIL MIRROR

The April number of the Hendrix College Mirror, the monthly journal gotten out by the students of that in- stitution, will be edited by the young ladies of that college. Miss Pave Canada will be editor-in-chief.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-26
APRIL 1 DATE
 TO OPEN DEPOT

Official notice was received today by Agent J. w. James to the effect that the new passenger station at this place will be officially opened on April l.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-26

season. An admission fee of % cents will be charged.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-26

Pope county will give Kirby be- tween 600 and 700 majority, according to telephone message from R. H
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06

:, 9ipet, Sperbaeslipet, Tom be.
itoor al aQe bisie ntulige Smunting
bopbe ban olbriJ gipct benoe ct an-
erfienhenoe Orb - alorig iagt benz
De boao bum bar for ham - bare
taact he1be iom Ell al De ielpiogte
ooalige "Seliignelier" iom berte
bonn % hans Silent til, - men Tom
han houoe at bare tafnemntelig for.
San bllIfcoe bporlebeS Ell grooers
lettc ipogefuIoe Orb hapoe gIGoet
hcnoc. - Staffars Ben SipI iom
finn / 9ipet5 itore ariier fan llOtale
fiprlige, opmllntrenbe Orb! - Git.
cpS 9ip itob frem for bans @lif =
ielpoppfrenbe, tienenoe, fiGrlig.
SporleoeS lfllloe ban flnne lepe
ltoe1 benoe nneo benne Sampittig-
bcbsfpal oper iie. Gffoet al bette
"on iaebe mig bet aIorig" ---
Her 5eIir pioite bet par ban poa
lit Iniigt - en- ionoerfnuit, fortpiIct
Wonb = for @ilbs Srone. Ger
par Ben encite &irlp % &eoning.
"SreIs benoe for mig, Serre
@uo!" raabte ban ira i'm SipIs Cub.
Sanfelesbcbens % Ggenfi9rligbe-
oens Waife bar repet tillioe % ban
ianot ingen Teoning hos Jig ielu.
Nntten off.
90 oo Worgenen fom bpiifebes Ser
ON Saab. Sans Sliitru blep gipet
BAN tilba1e. 90 ban fit gnlebning
til at giere oct ioriemte gobt igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
WmtiSemS ipp ttmocrrcrfcr,

8 Slbtiben tnltc man iom befienbt
on ipp ltnoerperfer, iom aniaaeS for
nt prrc oct merfpprbigitc, Wenneifcr
o~perbopeoet maotte fitrne frelnbrin.
&c. Get bar: Npramiberue, 9abp'
Ions brngcnoe Snper, gobplons
Mlrc, aoloSien paa HboooS, Semp-
let / Gpbcilts 90 @rapfupellet | So.
lifornas, iomt 6prtnarnet paa Saros
peO Nlernnorin.
Men Dor Sib FAR bos f~rembragi
mcAet piorn0erligt, iom / enomu beie.
re @roo emo sc ber nGpnte @pg,
%nin1sperfer. ct fort inf Slab for.
unitnlteoe for ncgcn Si6 iiben en- gf.
'tclnning blanbt line 2ricre ON, bpah
man / pore Gage 1laa fnloe Teroens
ipp llnoerperfer. Ger bar 10000
MenneIfer, ser beiparebe Slabets
SperASnlaal, og Neiultntet bar, al
fo(Ncnbe 7 Spiinoelier og Storper.
fer iii i!e1t Stenuuer: Sen troobleie
1eIegraf, Nanamnfanalen, set itpr-
6ore Snitifib, Slppemnifinerne, Na.
oium, Sc lepenbe Siaeoer og Sc mo.
oernc Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
SsnorleoeS oct burti9nc
% enfieitc Soitcmio:
Del tilbcrcOcs.
Meatt beore enS bc iGrSirlapeoe
Slags, 90 81 ipares. Selt garanteref.

Genue bisrlmelapebe {ooiieiait bliper MI
bru9t | Here Siem eno no9et aloet Spite=
mtobcl. Ten oprti9beo, yetbeo og Sisbeo,
hpormeo ben operpinosr onoartet oOiie iamt
lsorti slells / Vrplt % &aIs. er ilanobeo mert=
pRrotg. III fan pirteles iole at ben taser fat.
Gn Tags Srus ul panIispis Querfomme en-
alminoelia Noiie - lelp Sioholte liuores
hurtig. Selaa iortrinlis for Srontit. Tramp
ooti9 StrnbehoIte, broutltllt g''ma o9 Solte
paaora9et ON Sinteren.
gluitai hos bpilfeuiomhslit gIpotbefer 2k
Ounce Tiuer (pGro 80 Eents), ban bet paa
Ell fintlalte og ipIo oenre meb alminbelio
Sirup al ~erannlatso Sufter. Gette siper
big til en- Ssfoitnins al run "a Gents -
en- iulo Pint al beors Soteiait enb ou tunbe
tlsbe Tor 2 $50. Eager tun faa Niuuter al
iilbereoe. SuloftGnSise gupiSninasr meb
piner. Sma9er soot % bsorrpes alpris.
tn oil bliue bebaoeli9 operra'tet peo hpor
hurtlG ben lesuer tor, t9s eller !rau9 Solie.
Sianbler Sauus.len al Slim Halieu 90 euits
rerens, bporpeo ben lsie Soiie opb9pes.
linsr er en- mssst p9rpiiulo t%oucentrsrst
SanInenlrtuins al Ggte Norpap Zine erz
trait, rig paa Suaiacol. iom er laa pelsls.
reroe ior SIimbinosrns.
,Sor al iorebp9os StuiieIis, pGr pis paa
al forlanse AZ bin apotheter "21% Ounces
Siner". o9 ontas life roget auhet.
Sn gorautI Tor abiolut 5ilirebsfiaelIe
sler Gengene promt tilbagebetales, meoislger
osuue preparation. Sbe Tlntr &c., 2i4
Matu ST., it. @0pne, Suo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
$peseI$e$Slettet
sgd Carolina.

Net por uioer nit iibite Tnerifo'
ophoIo, al min Su8cr @eorl
iorcloa at piie mig set Stco / "Sp'
BEN" bpor bans 6~oriGorea Ti'99c
hapoe itoaet.
Sonmreu meb @cor9S STttrr 90
parh on Ell rig Sinnnsmano peo
9Iapn Boom tiItraahte nj Dor Heile,
iom nor mig par no9et fuIo'tTnOlg
mt. Su6ers ~pibunorrIi0e @c9eta'
tior, Sc pofre, gan,Ie Sano'poer %
@eboernes @iuitiribe0 oocrra'tet mig
I bsi @raS. Seq 6eIutteoe / NIT
title Siub, al fom lea noacrfinoc I'll
at opToa NIT 3cIt / Ilnerifa, "a 'fll'
Sc Spb Carolina baoe ben 9Gre at
butte mig.
Wi houSc nriten rooct Dor Rei'c&
WnoI. bu lea opIepe0e ieI8cnoe iGI-
iorrmc Spn0elie:
On Gitermiboaa hoobe ri 'orDilnct
os baa Snqten. Reo ct Sagtu6bpt'
Re al ontrent $50 Srepper befonot
nj os ouer - WiI ira port @oOco.
fparter. Seoen par ml6hoIocIig, %
set TAR intct llnocr, al @oom pIloic'
lig iturtcoe og erfIHrcoc, at MI fln'
Sc ban life mere.
@i haobe et amelia 6elGc Al re
eere meo %, % ga ri bauoe %iorfIo'
ref Sem Sitlntionen, iaBoe CT un9
MhuIat. i0ct ban peate pad en- Grippe
Srpr / oct %fierne: Ger cr goot
Sus, bpcr oIt ifnI ppre iom / Den
eomIe Ma8iaS Gio. Ger fan ri tage
inc"
Gn %hpi6banret, 0omneI Ne1cr
fou meo Snooen0inser, men bIco
turtig operitemt, % citcr ii Niinl'
ters 6orIcb boGot hi ioron en- for.
faI6en Snofirriel2rurt til Ell Ionh
maieitptiif Ne6oeaIle. CT imponc'
ren6c, hoiot ScrreiG6e ifinneoe oS
inlsbe ira Sen anben GH0e al eileen
men ga nj fon rprrucrc, ian nj mart
al Stehct oar ioo iorioIOcnt, iom ON
Set hoooe iopct [orneroic5 Sopn.
Tcrcnc itoo poa pi0t @ub. God
SEN prp$grocoe Trnppe in0 en
DAMNED. INF N~eqcrfoinoe. BAG benz
Sc ito0 Ell aIpnge g}caere, hoorimei.
lem ser bcion0t liz Ell mcgct gam,
mel. runfct Mun0.
&cr Icrcr i~ortInrcNc nor pinIigc
StiQiuQ, % citcr Ell t%cnnnelid lang
Ccbat bIc0 ri opiororct I'll at itiQe
al Nciicue "a tolc iiltotfc mcO oct,
Muict iormaotOe ct bnoc.
ri ff %cu I'll at uulQc o3 ct Sooc.
rJrc.ic hocr. oN iom TrcmmeO ituIOc
.,1 uvl1t iorit. Sea uolatc ct tort
Vora't men to hcic &iuNucr, iom
~cu>te no til @0ccu. Gen culcIitc
MjmmCl'cnl lodocl'om Den o0bne
&omm minoe0e mia ou Nicnmuct
% Get ror @rrmocn til. at lea lore.
iraf Nttta Rgrclic iremior s., andre.
) Nicrnct itoo en- QammeJ Scfrc.
for ION pilbc hare prrct al uifottcr.
liz @rrhi Tor en- SomIcr. &c itinc,
hrirulocor Stole pu2icoc Noot / On.
iCmblct. % opcr aaminen hang eft
Sobbcritif. Tom i~orcitiae0e "SehuS
Grb". Neocmmocr itoo iGIQcnoe
Snbifriit: ~9an ISchu iinoc Grco,
uoor ban hor murbrt i'm 6eyrc?"
SEQ oabneoc @iuouct % iod ms.
Get ror ct riourocrlig, ireoclil
2oroitob iom mobile mine Zine. "a
ieq iauf ben { Crenmc al hpiIfc lea
brat blcu pnffet oGN en- logic Stoi
Rag mi0. Sea Ocnotc MIG hurtig ON
90 ioo en- CANNED HcRcr fonmc iro
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06

5urocnS itSritc 0nnobnr bar, iaa.
plot ma peo, pGret Ell / inf Iirifc
illnoet GinoIaur, iom bar iaaet
SlegtSnnonet Sornieria. Gen ban
uGrct omtrent oobbelt iaa lang ion
Den noroanlerifnnife Iiplooocus, oei
biotil inotoa FIaoien iom go. I
StsrrelIc, eler op imoo so Meter
&aIien irncS at ia upret ca. 5 We.
ter lGngere END E~iplobocus' Sails
Sfclcttet al bette gigantiife Tpr pil
bli opiat / MlliGet / Berlin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06

meo en- iior aonoe Iano. Ga bans
zine msote milne, rpitcbe ban pot
&oueoct % ingoe: Set gicr MIG
on0t, at Mosia bar taget bette |T.
relic"
"Spor'or?" ipurste lea.
San iuorchc life, men rpiteoe bare
cnouu mere bctpnfelia paa &opeoe'
% iurIoo after Srrelict nlcO Ell io0.
te Stennen.
Oct improuiicreOe MooItio pdi
opcrmoooe gemptIig. Geo ioIot
6oruubrinq oper set SeIpicrpicc.
bporpoa DiaOen bIep ierperet,
"Sa". i~orfIoreoe @corg mi9.
bette er ct al Oe gamIc SerrciPoer
iom er prisgioct til 6orioIO, 'orol
0ets Gicr ioretrpffcr at Icpe ct an
0ct Steo - elcr - iproi 49, iorol
Ser er hunbt ct eIIer onOet mcrfcIi1
Der"
Otter monqe Timers SamtaIc git
ri omiiocr til 90. Stient Staten
nor uornl, por Gemperotircn / nit
0rrelie oog fIom % iugtig. Seq
bar 6so5trpt % foIot Ocrior mart !
Sepn.
Sea maot;c rimcIigpiS 6opc ioOct
en- rum Iio, ga lea / @oIoiSpnc ber'
te en- iuliom @po, en- ia9te, regcl'
mrSiid oicntoget @nufeL iom nar
ioo pe06olocnoe % tpoeIig, at lea
mart 6Ieu belt oougen 90 / hpi @roo
iorunorct mig pe0 / 9}otten5 Ipic
Sfipr at ie Sen tonnre @pn1e'tol
uc6 SiOcn al aamineu gpn8c ircm
% tiIboge.
Sea itirre6e uiropcnht poa Sen, 90
Sen oungcoc pioerc % pihere, ionl
iao ser en- IiQcion c~ner8iif Tom lltaoI
mooig Berion / BEN. ON @orOomn5
haooc ieg bort Gale men bette bar
temmelig ubnggeIiI. TIltoieIiQ fno-
Qc0c Stolen 90 bIcp IIioDct tilboac
- Oct, iom bouoe iiooct / Den, r~eiite
fla anbcubnrt.
MIeo Iougiouume, tunQc Sfri0t off
hou - for set par iiffcrt eli Wtdn0
- ben Ill &iu0uct. SEQ baO0e inio-
Iertio rciit miq op / Sen8en % prn-
tc6e r%roicI5iloacu pno Ben pioere 10.
pifIiuq.
@or0incruc bIcu M truffct tiIii0c,
@inOuct oobnct, o1 initiuftntp@ii8
'oIte lea. al Tcrioncn itoo % ioa
ncOopcr Glccn.
lang Gio bcrifcoc ser InoIo5
StiIbc6. ION cu0cIiG bIep oi6rnot al
en- Uracrlig 0nnfen / &in0u@fnrmcn
- oct iuntc@, ium pcrteoe Den Scr
itooen0e poa ct cller onbct. % iom
ON set IN mart bar iorbi meo bans
IooImo0iQbc0.
MIcu iuIiomt uof ipINtc uctop bcn-
ne UrRcrIiac @onfen miG mc0 en-
ubeitrioGljQ GuCicl. @IltOicIiQ bor.
tc OoQ cuhUcr @uO op, oa eitcrot ie3
mes @n'pTnocIic al ale mine Hrri
Ter hapN Ipttet Ell Stur6, innf ic1
after tilbuNc / ScnQcr.
%jot citcr ior lea innmrn ilien,
oo Sc tuuQe. IouQiommc Sfriot ira
&in0uct nurmeoe liz Coreu, ol lea
hortc en- uinuIiH NoOn0 0rclc 9{onIeu
/ &adicn.
alter bleu alt itinc. "a incg Sfif
iil hem iii SEN QomIe Scfrc.
tUr, % lea bortc &pocn al FcnQe.
itpfftr2 aIirrcn. Strur eitcr hsrte
lea tluoc Noroeoroo uco Siocn al
mia. % lea icIte Ell iorii1tiG Sam
len paa Ecupct, NJ - plu0iclil log
Sc Ell fjumpcitor @oouo iiQ oper
min G}uuo.
Cnom ior lea iii Ei0 til at rprc
mig, inorcoc Noonocu liz / ct icru
baarOt (aQ ON min NoI2. Sea iottc
MIG iortoiIct til @}ooucrlc lea iloa
om mig me0 Nrmcuc, men hoa0 biaIp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
e1@emhRuwtrne
Woniter.O Department.

1leSenftaaenoc meniire fotcr 10 Gents
pr. styffe. ,laar man beitiller oisie Non.
fire, armooes man ON at cpeipe ,1umre,
lrldal omfrine Sryitet oe Sipet, aIoer for
Born os unee pieer FAINT fulotanois
2lorcsie. Senyt neoentaaenoe Slanfet:
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-03-19
TAHLEQuAH. OKLA.

Dear Editor: l left Cookeville On
June 30, 1913, and arrived in Table
quah July @ like Oklahoma fine ana
think they have fine people out here.
Health is good at this writing.
Miss Clara Carter ana her brother
visited the writer Sunday
Little cousin Wilt Stout spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with his Un-
Gle Milton and Aunt Emma Stout.
We are having som ecool weather
here now but hope it will be a good
crop year in 1914.
Mrs Julia jackson, sure enjoyed
reading your letter and was sorry to-
hear of Willis being sick. Tell every
body at Petit hello for me-
Mr.. Nels Garter and family are vis-;
iting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Stout.
Hello, Mabel Hickenbotham, why
don't you write to me. / have NOT
forgotten when you and were togetbr
er in Cookeville, and remember us go
ing 20 Sycamore and Summerfleld to
church. Brown Eyed Girl.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-03-19
DOUBLE SPRINGS

They ay that Mr.. w. w. McBroon
is going to bring in new cook today.
The wedding dinner will be at Mr..
George McBrpom's. wish them a long
and happy life.
Miss Dora Brown is sick and Mrs.
John Tucker Is on the puny list. Mrs.
Rockman is also sick. Mrs. George
McBroom dropped stick of wood on
her foot some time last week and can
hardly walk
Mr.. Sam McBroom has moved back
to Double Springs, as havt Mr.. Buck
Lyon and family
Mrs. T. H. Starnes of Brush Creek
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Halo the
first of last week.
Sister Willie Of Egypt how are yOA,
and why don't you write and let .
body hear from you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Coggin are the
proud parents of baby b.
will ask for a shower of birthday
cards for my husband on April 9Th
He will be II years old on that day.
would be glad to get card from al
the Herald readers. Address Mr.. JIM.
Hale, Double Springs, Tenn. E.AH.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-03-19
BUILDING A NEW HOME

The neighbors and friends of Uncle
Henry c. Taylor are working diligently
to replace his residence that was de-
stroyed by fire with all its contents a
little over week ago 1t seelns the
fire originated in the loft from the
stem of he chimney, which was very
old and dilapidated. His daughter,
Miss Mary, had just gone to her
daughters, half mile off and had
shut MP the house, leaving everything
apparently safe. Uncle Henry and
Johnny Byers were hauling wood and
had just arrived with load and had
thrown about half the load off the wag-
on right at the house before they dis
covered that it was on fire. They
opened the door and found tn ewhole
inside in blaze, and could not rescue
anything except a few things from a
side room.
This is a severe blow upon Uncle
Henry and his daughter, Miss Mary.
They are both good people and the
best of neighbOrs. Uncle Henry S an
old man and the soul of honor. Miss
ready and willing to do anything in her
power to benefit neghbor by neigh
borly kindness and is always promptly
on hand in case CT sickness or distress,
and is good woman. The people ap-
preciate EN- both and will contribute
literally in their behalf in this, their
hour # misfortune. Thos. A. Head
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-03-19
4. BRYANT DEAD

Former County Court Clerk A. Bry-
ant, aged ", died at his home three
miles southwest of Cookeville, on
Wednesday morning, March IS, 1914,
after an Illness of several weeks He
was a Confederate veteran, member
of the Methodist church and one OF
the most highly esteemed citizens OF
Putnam county He contracted rheu-
matism during his service in the army
and for more than forty years had
been unable to walk-his limbs being
badly distorted. But he was, notwith-
standing his Affections, one OF the
most cheerful and optimistic Of men,
He was q remarkably well informed
man, a great reader and splendid
conversationalist
Mr.. Bryant served from 1886 to 1894
sa County Court Clerk Of this county,
and prior to that time was for several
years County Superintendent OF Pub
lie Schools
He is survived by his wife and four
grown children, Hon. Worth Bryant, q
prominent lawyer of this city: Mrs.
Flora Noonan Of Cookeville; Clay v.
Bryant, a well-kn0wn lumberman of
Nashville, and Lafayette Bryant OF
Kansas; also grandson, Finis Palk,
whom he had reared.
He was laid to rest in the C0okeviile
cemetery this afternoon
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-03-19
cookEvlLLE ROUTE 2

Miss Lizzie Randolph visited at Jas
Farley's Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Nancy Nash visited Mrs. Xii.
gore Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Peek visited at
James Farley's Monday night.
Mr.. Lonnie Farley is at home from
Calfkiller 20 stay.
Linnie Mae Clouse visited Mrs. Win
ME West Thursday night.
James Farley and daughter visited
on Calfkiller Friday
Mitchell Stamps how many birthday
cards did you get.
/ wonder if Elkaney and the lawyer
fJohn Farley's hotel are still visit
ing Wesley Whitaker
Florence Taylor spent Sunday night
at Willie Peek's.
Mrs. Johnnie Peek of CoOkeville has
been Wis ting friends and relatives on
Route 2.
Mrs. .Opha Mansell of Double Springs
visited er mother, Mrs. Peek, Monday
Oliver Clouse and Lester Randolph
OF Board Valley are visiting friends on
Route 2.
Edgar Clouse is at home from Pleas
ant Hill this week He will return to
school Friday Lonesome Kid.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-03-19

Mt. View Lodge, No. 179, l. o. 0. F
held a splendid meeting on the 14tt
inst. L. A. Copeland, NJ G., presiding
with a good at endance. The usual
amount of routine business was dis
posed of.
Bros. H, D. McCulley and e. w
Coolsby are convalescent Bro. Danh
Garrison Is about as last week. Bro
A. Rice was in attendance on his
crutches.
The Initiatory was conferred upon
two applicants in very good style.
Bro. Jno. s. McBroom applied for
and was granted a withdrawal card fOI
the purpose of organizing new lodge
about seven miles north of Baxter
with 81 charter members.
Resolutions on the death of Bro
Jesse A. Barnes of Livingston were
read and adopted by the lodge.
The papers for the admission of the
Poston children to the l. o. 0. F. Home
have been forwarded to the proper au-
thority.
The Putnam County Association of
I. 0. o. f. lodges will meet with Babter
lodge the first Saturday in April
Our next meeting will be on FIR day
night, Goth inst Prospects of degree
work then. All that can should attend
and help on the work.
Resolutions
Whereas, Captain Jesse A. Barnes,
a veteran Odd Fellow and for many
years worthy member of this lodge,
departed this life OF his home in Liv-
ingston, Tenn, on Feb. q, 1914.
Therefore, Be it Resolved, That in
the death OF Bro. Barnes our order
loses an exemplary brother, who for
many years had been an active and
jealous worker and had accomplished
much for the extension of Odd Fellow
ship in this section of the state.
His profession suffers the loss OF an
III right and able advocate, whose long
activity as a member of the bar was
characterized by unwavering integrity
and exalted professional ideals.
AS a husband, father and citizen he
measured up to the demands of all of
these responsible relations and the in
fiuenre of his useful life will continue
to be felt long after his bodf has re-
turned to dust W
We mourn the loss of this good man,
who, full of years and rich in the e.
TEEN of his brethren and friends, has
answered the final summons, and we,
his surviving brethren, rejoice to have
had among us for so long time this
good Odd Fellow.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-03-19
BOWLING GREEN, KY.

was proud to get paper from my
old home county. left Putnam coun.
ty in 1872 and have been in Bowling
Green or around here ever since.
suppose about all my old friends are
gone, though what are still there
would like to see or hear from: w. N
Gentry, John Duke, Jim Martin, John
Vance Martin, and especially the DAVIS
boys, Lowry Jackson and Franklin and
Jacob. guess they have forgotten
me, though am the same, Joe Martin
that helped clean up Mine Lick in 1870,
and the DAVIS boys were there. II
any OF those i have named ever come
to Bowling Green call on J. A. Martin
and they will be at home There are
not very many of the Martins here
about So ~ all, and all came from Ten
nessee. SO do thyself no harm for we
all here.
1 served In the Fifth Tennessee Cav.
airy. Co. l, commanded by 10 Cliff OF
McMinnville, Tenn. We have lots OF
Confederate soldiers here, some from
putnam county, all good friends OF
mine. Rolsl Woolbright, of the 25th,
Stanton's regiment, is very low with
pneumonia.
am going to get all can to send
for he Herald. ]. A. Martin. +
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-03-19
MONTEREY

Dear Editor: am little girl 11
years old. My mama takes the Herald
and isalways glad to get It, i viii: be
IL the 23rd day of this month and
would like to know how many cards !
can get will be glad to get Them.
Viola Swafford, Monterey. Tenn.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-03-19
FURNITURE

We are continually receiving new
shipments of furniture. We keep
right up to tho minute on this line
Of our business, and you can al
ways find what you want, as we
keep several carloads on our floors
at II times.
JERE WHITSON HDW. co.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-03-19

Just erceived a big factory ship
ment of 1892 Aluminium Kitchen
ware. the very best made. Every
piece guaranteed for Is years. The
prices are no higher than agents
ask for poorer quality. Call and
let us show you.
JERE WHlTSON HDW. co.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-03-19

Two thoroughbred Jersey cows and
two Jersey heifer calves for sale. See
Robt. w. Lowe, Cookeville.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-03-19

We have just received carload
each of Oliver and Chattanooga
plows and repairs. Level land,
hillside, subsoil and disc plows In
all the different sizes.
JERE WHITSON HDW. co.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-03-19
SEED IRISH POTATOES

Grown in the State of Maine
Early Rose, Irish Cobtler, Bur
bank Cor White Elephant) and
Tennessee Triumph. Northern
grown potatoes are better for seed
than home grown potatoes
JERE WHITSON HDW co.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-03-19

We pleasure March "a Arcade
Children
".