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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-09-25


the last issue of the Orofino Tribune,
Sheriff Harper said to the editor of
the Clearwater Republican, referring
to E. j. Sullivan, candidate on the
republican ticket for sheriff:
''You (Orcutt) pride yourself on
giving people the facts and advising
them on the standing of the candidates
regardless of parties. ! think that is
laudable work.
'You are known to have searched
the records, (Which is your privilege)
with view of getting something on
the candidates and officers. How did
it happen that you failed to find the
evidence aginst the republican candi-
date for sheriff on pages l, 2, 3 and a
in book l, probate court docket, Clear
water county? Mr.. Editor, you seem
to have convenient blindness. At
ter you have examined that record
will you tell US in the next issue of
your paper, whether gambling was
ever carried on in the Sullivan pool
rooms, that is, the pool rooms then
owned by the now republican candi-
date for sheriff? And while your
heart is still bleeding for civic right
eousness, tell us if the matters just
stated in connection with the pool
rooms would tend to make Sullivan
especially desirable for sheriff. You
aided in or dictated his selection as a
candidate, please give us your opinion
of the man and explain your reason
for the opinion. Mr.. Editor, l bear
no malice towards you, will you be
fair? Hoping you will live up to
your pretentions, am,
A. L. HARPER.
The people are entitled to the facts.
If the republican candidate for sheriff
is gambler, or horsethief, or a
bootlegger, or is in any way untitled
for the Office Of sheriff the people have
right to know it. If there is any,
thing the matter with E. j. Sullivan
and Mr.. Harper knows it, he is doing
the public real service in furnishing
the information.
So far as the Republican is concern
ed, after a further investigation of
the charges made by Sheriff Harper,
we have no apology to offer for any
part we had in the matter Of Mr.. Sui
livan's nomination. If there is any
thing the matter with Sullivan we do
not know it. This is our opinion of
Mr.. Sullivan, asked for by Mr.. Har-
per, and the reason is self-evident !:
Mr.. Sullivan is not gambler, never
permitted gambling in his poolrooms,
and the offenses charged by Sheriff
Harper not only occurred while Mr..
Sullivan was in the East, but in spite
of his positive orders that gambling
should not be carried on in his place.
The Clearwater Republican denies
the implied violation of the law by
Mr.. Sullivan, and would call atten-
tion to the fact that Sheriff Harper
cunningly distorts facts for the evil
purpose of convicting an innocent man
of dirty offense. Sheriff Harper
does not charge that Mr.. Sullivan
was arrested for gambling. He knows
that Mrs. ullivan had no more to do
with the alleged offense than had
Woodrow Wilson. Here are the facts :
Owing to illness in his family E.
j. Sullivan was called East and left
Idaho about December l, 1910, and did
not return to Idaho till the latter part
Of May, 1911. This is fact No. /,
isn't it, Mr.. Harper? You will admit
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-09-25

The value Of farm crops 10 deter
mined not only by the amount Of la
Dor necessary to produce them but by
having them on the market when need
ed.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-09-25

The farmer cannot be helped until
he organizes and the government can
not help the farmer except through
{ organisation. =7s-..~e
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-09-25
PUBLIC FORUM

There are times when the individual
citizen can render the community a
real service by discussing questions Of
general interest. The Republican is
willing to open it's columns for con-
tributions on any subject, but under
this head all articles must be signed,
and will be published only where the
name of the author is signed that the
public may know who is responsible.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-07-17
Beware of Prairie Fires

The people of Mellette county can.
not he too careful with fire from now
on, this season, as we have perhaps
one Of the heaviest growths of grass
we have had for years, and asst is now
maturing the danger of some very
disasterous prairie fires is increasing
daily. Last Thursday two prairie
fires ragged, one north west and the
other south east of town, and on Fri.
day fire was started by someone
driving along the trail north east OF
town and carelessly throwing light.
ed match or cigarette in the grass
near the Frank Richardson place and
starting the first prairie fire of the
season in this immediate locality.
About half section Of fine grass
was destroyed before the flames could
be subdued. Another fire ragged on
the same day down south of Carter
somewhere. Prairie fires are one of
the most disasterous menaces to any
new country, and all should cooper
ate to keep the fire damage down to
the lowest minimum this season.
Be very careful of fire during the dry
hot summer days. A little timely
precaution and carefullness may save
thousands of acres of fine hay and
pasture, and thousands Of dollars loss
You just can't be too careful with
fire at this season of the year.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-07-17
Worth Trying For.

The First State Bank of Wood has
offered $500 in gold, for the best
exhibit of Mellette County products
at the Second Annual Mellette Coun-
ty Fair. This is IA Especial premium
and one worthy to make real hard
try for. Now don't get the idea that
there is no use of you trying for
this prize us the fellow you are afraid
of may not have as good an exhibit
as you imagine, and the only way to
prove that he has is for you to bring
the very best exhibit of your crops to
the Second Annual Mellette County
Fair to be held at Wood, September
3, 4 and 9TH. Remember the more
exhibit the better will be our Fair.
Do your part.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-07-17
Had A Birthday Party

George Schambacher and Bis Noll-
seh.of Happy 'HolFow-P Water
District each had birthday recently
and on last Sunday evening they gave
a banquet in honor of the event at
Bis Nollsch's shack. About dozen
Of their bachelor friends responded
to the invitation, and 1T about eight
o'clock all present sat down to ban
quet that would have been appreciat-
ed even by the President of the L. S,
Here Is copy of the menu as near
rs we car, remember it:
New Potatoes Green Peas
New Turnips
Fried Spring Chicken Gravy
Radishcs Young Onions Lettuce
Pickles Olives
Apple Pic Devil Food Cake
Sliced Bananas and Cream
Home Made Cookies Bread
Coffee Aqua Pura
Cigars.
Bis NollSch and Chas Kerlin were
the chefs in charge and the entire
menu was prepared and served in u
most appetizinS way. The chefs sus-
tained their reputation of being "a
mong the best bachelor cooks in the
county and the way the guests dis
posed Of the good things on the table
was caution. After the big feed
song books were brought forth and
many of the old familiar songs were
sung. 1t was Monday morning when
the company finally broke up and
departed for their several homes
wishing their hosts many returns OF
the happy event and glad they bad
been so fortunate rs to receive an in
vitation. This Happy Hollow bunch
is certainly jolly bunch and are
royal entertainers.
Dan O>Donnell went to Valentine
Nrnlra -la last Cafnr,}av
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-07-17
u. s. Weather Bureau Report
For Week Ending July Is.

Total precipitation from January
lsb 1914, to date, 1870
Total precipitation for 1913 1876
FRED G. KIRCH, Observer
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-07-17

Dan OsDonnel went to Valentine
Nebraska last Saturday.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1914-07-17

Certainly some hot and getting iust
4 little dry
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26
Ar6etter
~ nfoccs=
YerFt6errtng
wIrb am nuo naa 6em I. gupem6er 1914
5wanaswelie.
J1lNrD(NnO Ca O(uO(tU
GOmpNnN


9lntcn lest 5nr Gutirnng berclt Golie e.uss
lunft iiber alie Ginjrln0elicn prompt ani or
lnMcn gcacbcH.
1ic Nerbhtnna NON lluidllCn nlo bic oarauo
cnttc1cnDe 8crminocriug Der Nnicn, 1nuDt
uDn id1iacr Snpclion 40.
inirr SnipeftionssSicnft wlrb uou Gereiitcn
Widincrn uDn griinolidler irnJnilmcr 0r5icnnnn,
LANCER 0rldArMn, fur bicic llrt uDn 9clbnis
tlnnn0 DunitaHbia 0ebiloei nno nntcrrhtet,
1cleiiiet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

Tier. p06reu0 5000 lpeitere @eiau.
gene iid BON @r5entDsl uno Soros
lam ad oen @ege sum &aaptqior-
tier bciiuoen ioGen.
G6oIero @cfobrgeid d5mun.
0cn.
Gle 9enIbimg oes 9lnti @bolcros
Serums 6ot iiH III ser 0iierreidi.
idcn glrmee ais ie6r mirfion ernie.
icn Ser 9sro5eutiat Der Sale IN
Sem inii3irtcn giitrift bat iit 6c'
oeuteuo perniuoert, uuo Die DliIitdrs
9lcr3te crahten Die 0eiobr oes glis-
6ru6s elmer Gpioemie ais 9eihpun'
0eu
Ole BON oen Deuti@en &C.
nj mahten @efangencn
Die @eiannit3abl Ser bis 8um 2i
os. Nlts. IN Geutihlono intrrnirten
aricgsaeianacuen piro oitf 5l0i
Ciiiiicre mo 29i,A 9lann onseae-
ben. llll.er oen A1ll5letell pelliloen
iid iens fran50iiihe orci5e9n ruff.
i6c mo orci 6elaii6c @cnerdle Mei-
tere @ciangene iolIen iid aiti Dem
gqege bon ser 5ront befmocu
8 2iiQenmeloltng oemcntirt.
Sin BON elmer itolieniidjen Eele.
grapben qlgentur IN 9iom uerbrei'
teteS @criiht ocn5uiolge uabe @ort
iAau elm 3eppclia SilfttrelBer pon
aoiatcn crbeiitet morocn fem loate,
miro ofii3ica oemcutirt eS miro
amtlih crfldrt oaB iid fein 3eppclin
III ser 9lahborihait BON SSorldan
beiouo uno oaB tene 8eppelue POM
Iein0c er6eitet wurocn pcoer in
9uiiiid 9soen nod iouitluo
0cutiacS V &ripotriqell
tbum beic5 lo0nabnlt
gla1 eineni @erihtc ous amtlider
ocittiacn Caleaeu bat Der iron50Vl9G
,Slnii3niniiier oie Scidlaanobme VI.
les Neutrality-suspicious. BET Teutidcr
J in 6raufreih angeorouet-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26
gleGerfdt SCI gearisen Sricsguadridten.

gseitcre 6prHdrtc Ser 2euden in Der erpieu SdodDt
sic sm 3ct III @ci.1Ianorn nnb giOro 8ranlreid aueee
fdmpft ur0 weron in Den uffelen 0enden @erdten pDm
gtraen Ssae gemeost 1auod 6n6en ueere Settde Srnp
pnmaien ben gerNann 5piihem WenpOrt nus 9rmnDe ae
frcnst 9Or6Jhd 2peru in6 bic Nendcn an me6rren
@unfen pOra6rngeu nnS Gabcu 500 grtcn oarunter %
Sffi8iere, eeianaen genUmmen.
9nr1 offele WlelOnngen Berlin iunrbe gefern
6eannt oaR bestide llncreebDut ~ 81 mar meldcs
ben 6ridjc @reu3er ,,6owfe4 8nm 5iufen 6rade 7amt
6at onicbe inSaeiammt bier bride Aren5er in ben
NrnuS ee6ort Die gnernuAns fir oiecu berons elGn5eu
ben 9efprO ii Oenu audi nd omssebIe6cn Der &ommauOaut
aapGu 0iensnant SeObieea bat ben SrSe Bon ls Nle.
rite" er6alten
gSas sic Greigmic an Dem Btlidlcu SdDmplnt anes6t
70 a6eu Die SentiMeu IN oer eaeno 9uauouo Of
fenu6emeeung 6egUnu On Der Na0c uauaoruo bnben
Die perugte OiterredidOe Oentdn Sruppeu Seu 9nieu
empfnoidc NOcrloee beae6radt 1900 @efauacne se
madt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26
9feut 5yorti6rittt Der 9tnti6tu.
2lm 2)itr=Saual INTO bel 2)ptrll.
0tlotn(0id.
IN 8" bCriCnfte aud
&rea5er o9aDtc.
GUntntan0ant erbdlt Or
0em ,,YDmr le 0yterits. q"

UtW ~ ESUltc ~ VvCetItks
@citriac 03elOunacn bon Berlin ae-
ben befonnt, ooB oud oieier 6ri-
tiihc areu8cr BON Dem eenonuten
Oeutibeu llntcriee6oot in Den
@rlmo acbo6rt wurOe- 9elt-
i9e bo6en ihon foit 100000 Sc
fangene genadt.
Berlin, ii6cr Dem Saae nnO
GOnOOn, %. Eftpber. Gapitan-
eientenaHt @eSoiaeu, Der Gommau-
Oaut oeS oeutideu llnterIce6uutes
III o." ueldes pier britiidJe 9reu-
ser Uerieufte, bat oem GrOen u%onr
Ic Merite" er6alten.
III 81 0os &cIDenf6iff
gerlin p. Sfto6er IS iit
jebt bier 6etonnt gcge6en worOen,
Dab es oaS oeuti6e llnteriee6out IL
8" mar ueldes oeu 6ritiihen arell.
ser oSaufe@ 5um Sinfcn 6rahtc
(Cer areu3er uSapfe" wurOe om
TO- Gfto6er in Der 9}oroiee ourb eli.
nen Gorpeoo in Oen @runO ae6obrt
Tie 5oeutitdt ocS aiiareifenoenS SAii
fes uuroe bis6er nidt peroiientlidt;
ooh cine frii6ere Cepeicbe bon Berlin
bate erfldrt, oaB oas llntcriec6oot
iuelhes ben arel5er Uerienfte iider
in Sen Snien 5uriidgefe6rt iei 1aS
Subnorine6oot III 81 Bat einen
aldn5enoeu 9ietoro; bat es bod por-
6er 6ereits Sic 6ritiihen areu3ernSo.
gue, o9l6onfir" mo uGreiip1 3um
Sinfen ae6rodt)
@lon5lciltung onerfonnt.
@erlin 25. Cfto6er, Dia Gonl
Gas ocutibe Submarineboot II
9. mclHcs ocn 6ritiiten &reu3er
oSoipfe4 oerientte, iii ani Sreita9
AQittag iiher nod ieinem @oien 5l.
riidgefc6rt. gic 9}nfridt SAB oas
tlciue S6ifi noc6 ieiuen @lan3t6oteu
qliidlih oouonaefommen mar luor
ihon belonnt. Tas 9ieidSmarinc.
9lmt Bat ie0od nod feine Gin5el6ei-
ten ii6er oos lebte Sliarenitidhen
Oes III 9" pcroiieutlidt
Gie 6enlertcnspertbe 2eiiitng oes
sSii6rcrs 6es III 81, oes Gapit1n
0ieutenauts @eo0iaen, oHrite obne
3peifel entipredenoe glucrtenlino
finoen.
gs mar cine 8eit lang gegloubt
uoroen, OaB oos III 81 ond oen
6ritiideu 5rodtooupfcr n@litero"
All Ser norluegiiden Sfiiite sum Gin.
ten 6rodlte. Gies lit ieooh nibt Der
! 5aa gicline6r mar es oos llnteriee.
boot III ~" oas oieiem Gompier
oen @oraus modte, 9hb 0ieies 1T
iiher nuh ieinem Saien 5uriidgc.
fe6rt.
Geutf6e g biloernng Der
&rtegSlogc.
Berlin 25. Gfto6er (oui ora6t4
loiem gegc noh SoppiQe, g. S).-
Ios GnOc ser 3uoliteu @o6e oeS
StricaeS nor mad Den oiii5icllcn oclit'
idjen 9eridteu be5eidnet ourd oie
enoqiiltiae gl6meiiing Der bon oeit
ger6iin0eten 6etrie6encn @eriude
oeu rcdteu 8liiael Der oelitiden w.
NEE su iuuae6cn. Ole 2entiden 5o'
ben 6caonnen lanaianL o6er entldie.
oen iiiOmdrts Dor5llriiden
Dte Grei8niiie i'm often.
Sic Greiauiiie aii Dem 0itlihen
| @rieQSjhouplnbe iino nad Scr biel
ciuacaongeuen Siiormotiou nod
| nibt in Gin eutideioen0es Staoiun
einoetreten. gepeihen pou BEN
oiterreidiihen 9lrmee Sollptauar
tier 6erihten Dab Dor sgr5empsl biz
Shlodt iorioauert pie 6ront Dor
6ot Sic 1orn elmer Sid1el aigenout
men im0 bic Ceiierreidcr greiieu y
eucroii6er gciie bic beioeu Spibet
oeriel6cu an. gln "a. Cfto6er IA
men $500 riiiiidc aricgsgcau0eliI
| onrA oas 1iterreidliidle 0auptanar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26
Stbr grmi6igt.
SOa irauS6Hi6er 9lns
tiinOigungen.
We5ipmtaeit DeridJiebeme
@cbIappeit 5lt3il9ebem.

ssOIIca uo0c soiiions uno II Set
@eacno pon eroonne lci6te Sent
ihrittc aemodt 6o6ea Gom
unIuiquc ierbiiaen ariegsbiircans
aeite6t g3ieoerIooe 0er 0lonie.
ueariuer 81. aouIers ID ocut.
ibcn Sdnoen ioat @uiiteroomer
Melonug.
8orts. 25. 2ttobcr gos nod.
itebenoe Bulletin wlr0e 6elde 9lben0
pom iron50iiirben ariegsbAreau Der.
oiietlift:
uDie Sbladt oaaert uHter dbuIe
ben llmiiGnocn mie an oeil por6erge.
bcnoen 1agen tort, Sin @eicdt bon
iebr 6lutigem G9aratter 1T 5piiben
glieuport lmo Dem 6Iiiie 2ps i'm
@ange. Gen oaltiAel Gruppcn iit
es aelnngcn. 5piiben glieuport mlo
Dirnuoe bic Jler an trluBen
@eltlid un0 iiiohcb bon 2ille ina0
bic energiihen glngrifie oes 6ein0es
5uriidgelhluBai lpor0cn
@on Sen admpfeu aai oenl @ebieie
8lpii1cu oer Die iuro ocn 2ir1pnnen
1T nihtS 9leiies SIT beridten abaeie.
ben oopon oaB uniere Irippen
nor0ueitlid pon Soiiions uno in ser
@egeno BON Grnonnc leibte Sort
ibritte mahien,
9lif ben S6ben ser Nldns.llicr Ne
em 2(rtillerieonell i'm @auge. sSn
Der g9oeure @paeno bdlt miere
idmere 9Irtillerie oie StraBe 5uiihea
S6ianconrt 9lonioro, 9urerulles i.
%oiuUille inter 6cuer Dies iii cine
Der 6aptidhidiien &erhinoinash'
nicu Der 0Gitihen ut Scr Nose BON
Ell @li6icl.
Gs uerlautet oaB aeitern III oor
glraonnen @egeno elm gan5es oeilts
ihcs Saiatsriereaiment til eiuem
SeieAte in oem gsoloe noroliA bon
Sahalaoc auiaerieben muroe.
gS ciIcrcgl tiii0igung 0cS
&rtegsbnreouS
Nds am l(0Amittag 0uSQCachcile
oiii5ieIle iran30iiide Bulletin Tai.
tet
O&on Dem |trritoriinn 3piidcli
Der Sne nno Der 9laHbaridait pon
aIrraS iit nibts 9leues 5u 6eridtcn
Su Scr glrgonnen @e9eno bleibt
fiir ms Die 5itiiation lDic 9olieru
angetimoiat
gln Der oberen 01nas bat unicrc
6eloortllcrie BRET oeluiMc 9aiterien
5eritori.
9ticoerIoqe v DER NRpttene-
griner 3iigelton8cu
Y iiA d zerbicn "a Gtio6er tDia
Sonoon) An elmer glnfiinoigluia 0es
ier6iidcn S{ric9S6iiremlS beiBt es
uglm 1t Gito6er ipiate lih eine
leitioe S1ladt entIdng ser sau8er
5oSniic6en Sront ab erbiitbe lno
moutencgriniidc 2rlippen na0ueu
an oerielben Sbeil uu0 idluaen aue
glusriffe 8uriid
gIuaeh6tS oes cner9iihcn @ororir
aens pes 5eipoeS ia6eu iid oie mon
teneariuiiden Eruppen 0e3mtRgeit,
ein menia 5urii4aneicben
(eine oifi5ieQe Grtldruus uou
g2ien bot 6rreiiS Qeueloei. ooB Sic
lerbilAnouicne9riniihe 2lrmcc oiR
y Gttober rntidcioeuo sei6laaeu
mir0e)
IeutlAcr Wener0lmuior
getollen
Seriin ii6er ben &oag Il. Qous
oou 25- Nfiober u Ser aciicru
per1lieutlidtcn &qrlniHiite beitnoa
\ lib Ser ytaNie ocs Scuptal DlaitsS
Sodtommcr pelher on A Cttober
ou ocr Spitc isuer 2ruppen im glr.
0onlen-gsolog iiel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

9lus ocriel6en Guclle miro genet
set oaB iid nod sSrformation aits
Siiia6on bic 9ioDaliiien 8cUe0ltno
IN sortuaal ueiter auSoe6nt un0
ooB an mou6cn Crten 8uianimen.
iioBc 3piihcu oen glc9ierunas Cruf-
pen mo ocn 9ebeaen oorgetonmen
iino. Gie Sniurgcnten ioQeu ant
bcuofinct iein.
9lmiter0am piu 9ouoon 25.
Cttober Cine oifi3icnc Iepibe
BON Berlin 6eioat, ooB Der 8uiioao
oes @eneraliiabs G6efs, @rnf D'olt.
fe, ipelder ai einem Se6crlcioen oar.
nieoerlcst iid ucieutlib gebenert
Bat
6ran3oiif@e 9InfunofQun.
Gen ieben &arfsin 9tui.
rcgultg
9crlin %. Gitober (aui oroht.
loieu g8eae ii6cr Soopiae, &. 50
Nou oiii5ieller eite miro tolgenoer
@onnlentos y,.ollentlicbt
r2e JON O& aeitrioer iron5oii-
sA oiii3ieQeu ariegS Gommnis
cues mar Gin iebr nieoergeldllagencr
ino oeruriohte eine @anit III ga,
ris- Geriel6e 9i6t 3u, BOB 0ie @ers
biinoeten iid apiideu oer gee lmo
Sem Go @aiiee.8anal 5uriid3ieben.
iino 1c6t sic &eitiateit oer oeutden
glnarifie uo1e 9lrras uno an Der
Somme bcrpur-
1as gIbenO Bulletin ueriidrtt
nod oen peiiimiitiihen 0norld SIS
mieoerbolt, oaB ste Srau8oien dui
oem nSrolideu 6liiacl cine 9lieoer.
loee rrliticn I'm 0en Gin0rud ct.
mos neutrality-suspicious. puroc ypeiStiin.
ocu ipdir cine oiii5iele 9Soia petoi
ientlidt melde bciaate oaB sic
Stlnhtiront inn 200 ailouetel
itor0wartS Qeriidt mor0en iei uni
Dab oober @e0ulo geboteu iei.
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aeue gruppeumafen frepen bic yisr.
saais"S 0'affsH sci o0e"a0F0S asfa"as" os"o"'uen


NmferDam, Da Spuoon, %. Cfip6er Sine &eriner Se
pc 6ruei oaenbeu 6enden grmee Sanptaar
tiers Der inter 6entsem Ganm SOnntn8 asgsebeu
gSeite Oeade Srnppenmaen 6aben Samtag beigcn
6Gmpien ben 9puaunl 5u@egiepOrt unO 1irmRoe geust
gOrO5aid ypu bat Der 6einO Srrarnacn er6uien bod
irObS n0 nue eEreren @nnften DDrgc0rneen
len 500 Srn ssfangen enOmmcu, euidehid 2S C
ciucu Gbcit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

|erltn iibcr ben &aaa Il 9cn
oon % Cfiober. u Ser aciicru
peroiTeuilldtcn &erllitliiie beiinoet
lib Der gtaue ocs Yeuptai 9}oiogS
9obtammcr meIher mu a. Gftober
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The Nevada County picayune., 1914-06-26

the successive grades until he reached the grade of assistant chief of division and later enter ed the office of the Comptroller of the Treasury as Expert Ac- c countapt1 at $2.00O. He was lat. CT made law clerk in the same office. and was appointed Chief Clerk of the Treasury Depart met, October 1, 1910, in which capacity he has served since with much credit. National Civil Ser vie Magazine. Washington D. C.
 MT. Wilmeth is a Nevada County product, of which every citizen is proud of.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-06-26
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with local applications, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease Catarrh is blood or constitutional disease. and in order to cure it you must take inter- nal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not quick med. icine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers. acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two in- gradients is what produces such won derful results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
 F: J. Chenney x Co.,. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- tion.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-06-26
THE SAME OLD QUESTION

Does the moon in it's different stages have any effect on the planting of corn or other crops? Is there a certain time to cut mae animals? Do cows have hollow horn and tail?
 The time to plant any crop is when you have done your part in the preparation of the soil, and the season for planting come. The moon does not care when you plant and has the slightest effect on the planting. The time to castrate pigsis when you have sharp knife and know how t) do the work right, and the younger the pig, in reason, the better.
 All cows have hollow horn and a soft place in the tail. Some time they get sick from bad feed ing or some other cause, and may need treatment. but as hollow horns and soft place in the tail are natural to every COW, these caEh't be the cause of their sick ness. Now these questions have all been answ red time and lire again, but you find farmers ever, where who think they know bet t2r. but you will find tarrere
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The Nevada County picayune., 1914-06-26
they are simply an evidence of ignorance. Progressive Farmer.
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