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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-20

Mrs. Clarence II, Henderson Of
Pooahontas spent last week visiting
relatives and friends in Corning.
Corning Courier
:. NJ. White, X.treasurer OF Ran
dolph county, aud one Of the best
friends Of the Newsboy editor,
spent Wednesday aud Thursday Of
tins week IN the eItY, looking after
business matters. Mr., White Is
representing and installing the w.
IL. Johnston system Of lndexing
for Marks and Brands Of stock.
While in the city Mr.. White made
our office pleasant call and gave
Us the old home county news
Rector Newsboy.
j. n, Lewis Of Pine Blutf, who
recently has joined Mrs. Lewis IN
Colorado Springs, called at the Of
fees OF the Colorado Springs Cham.
Der Of Commerce while in the city.
He expected to VISIT here week
and then go on TO the Pacific coast
with Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Lewis has
been spending the last month in
this city.-Colorado Springs News
Letter.
Wink Norment, wife and son
WIngate Gallemore, enroule from
Goreyille, ILL.,, stopped of for the
day Wednesday to visit in the city,
guest Of c. T. Stewart and wIie,
old friends. They are returning to
their home at Hoxie, Ark, and
Wink says "Arkansas looks dog
gone good" to hun, too. They
have been spending the past four
months in Illinois and are home.
sick for old Arkansas. Wink is an
old friend Of the Newsboy editor.
Rector Newsboy.
Last Friday morning J, S. Ketck.
EN-, who has been a resident Of In
boden for 80 years or more, arose
early and caught train lOl going
east. His family knew nothing Of
his intentions or Of his whereabouts.
The day wore of and as night came
on and nothing was heard Of him,
the anxiety Of the wife and daugb-
ter knew no bounds. Saturday
morning phone message came that
his body had been found by the
road side, seven miles from Marked
Tree. 1t is not known how he
came TO be there. No marks OF
violence were found on the body
lmboden News Item. 10
Miss Anna Elmore returned from
Pocahontas Wednesday, where she
has.been a guest Of the J. W.
Meeks home for the past week.
Mammoth Spring Democrat.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-20
HOW To CURE A srRAIy

A sprain may be cured in about
one-tbrrd the time required by the
usual treatment by applying Cham.
berIain's Llniment and observing
the directions with each bottle.
For sale by all dealers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-20
A MEDICINE CHEST FOR a5o.

In this chest you have an excel.
lent remedy for Toothache, Bruises,
sprains, Stuff Neck, Baekaohe, Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism and for most
emergencies. One 25c bottle Of
Sloan's Liniment does 1t all-this
because these ailments sre symptoms
not diseases and are caused by con.
gestion and inflammation. II you
doubt, ask those who use Sloan's
Linlment, or better still buy 25c.
bottle and prove it. All Druggists.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-20
In cAsE or l L. cANrrInr

The case Of I'LL. Cantelou, Clar.
enden, Texas, is similar TO that Of
many others who have used Cham.
berlau's collie and diarrboea remedy
lie says, "After trying a doctor for
several months, aud using different
kinds Of medicine for my wife who
had been troubled with severe bowel
complaint for several months, |
bought a 25c bottle OF Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy. Alter using the second
bottle she was entirely cured " For
sale by all dealers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-20
Classified Ads

II you want to buy or sell real
estate write S. G, Dowell, Walnut
hldge' Ark Also agent for Iron
Mountain r. r. lands. 1852
Jack and horse bills a specially
AZ the Star Herald office. We are
well equipped to do any kind of
work along this line. Bring us
your orders.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-20
YOUR couGn CAN BE STOPPED.

Using care to avoid draughts, ex.
posure, sudden changes, and taking
a treatment of DR.. Kings New
Discovery, will positively relieve,
and in time will surely rid you of
your cough, which stops in a short
time. DR.. Kings New Discovery
has been used successfully for As
years and is guaranteed to cure you,
Money back If it fails. Get a bot.
tie from your druggist; it costs only
a little and will help you so much.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-20
CONSTIPATION CAUSES MOST ILLS.

tbNH AliAAA'N 'ANNh" "N'A aAhos
Accumulated waste IN your thirty
feet Of bowels causes absorption Of
poisons, tends TO produce fevers,
upsets digestion. You belch gas,
feel stnfTy, irritable, almost cranky.
1t isn't you-its yosr condition.
Eliminate this poisonous waste by
taking one or two DR.. Kings New
Life Pills tonight. Enjoy a full,
free bowel movement in the morn.
ing-you feel so grateful. Get an
original bottle, containing 80 pulls,
from your Druggist today for s5e.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-20


~. Mulloy and other good citizens
OF the Bay country were ~ town
on business Monday.
Cashier J. d. Wells aud family
went up 10 Doniphau the latter part
Of last week TO spend few days
with relatives aud friends.
Uncle John TweedY returned last
Friday from Doniphan, Mo-, where
he had been visiting old friends.
DAILY Mondy returned Saturday
from wieklifTe, Ky, where he had
been the past week visiting friends.
Will Pratt aud family and Tom
Carroll and wife spent Sunday at
Ingram, guests al the home Of 5.
Z. Pratt.
Eph Parrish Of near Warm
Springs passed through Pooahontas
Saturday enroute home from Rey-
no where he had been on business.
Jode Flanagan and family and
Mrs. Ellen Massey and family of
near Warm Springs spent Friday
night at the home Of Frank Mas.
sey.
Mrs. Liza Cobbs, accompanied
by her son aud daughter, Roy and
Lilly Cobb, Of Oklahoma is visiting
At the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Doss Pratt, this week.
G. w. Lewis and family Of Wal.
nut Ridge were visiting relatives in
Poeahontas a day or two the latter
part Of last week. We are glad
to learn that the probabilities are
that Mr.. Lewis will move here this
fall and engage in business.
Drs. 7. u. and X. X. johnson,
d. w. James, Tom and Lee Mays,
G. w. Luttrell and other prom.
nent citizens Of the east side, were
attending county court Monday.
Uncle Dennis Reynolds was a
passenger on Fridays noon train.
He was going TO Little Rock and
Jonesboro to look after some I'M.
portant business matters.
Albert Boeving, Albert Breckin
ridge, Chas. Kennemure aud J. ii.
TrIplett Of Peach Orchard were in
Pocahontas Saturday on business.
Mr.. Boeving aud Mr.. Triplett were
pleasant visitors At the Star Herald
office while in town.
John Rapert and Henry Luter,
accompanied by their wives, were
IN Pocahonlas Monday. The gem
tlemeD were witnesses in a case
coming in the next ChancerY court
and the ladies came along to do
some shopping.
A. NJ. Jackson Of Hamil passed
through Pocahontas Sunday on his
way to RIchwoOds on a short busi-
ness trip. lie says crops are better
IN his section than they have been
tor many years and that farmers,
generally, are IN better shape than
usual at this season of the year.
Misses Bessie Johnston Of Poca-
hontas and Pauline Taylor of Raw.
enden Springs are the guests of
Misses Matte and Crete Forten.
berry this week.-Smithville News
Item.
w. a. Krmminger of Spring
field, Mo-, who owns a big farm in |
Cherokee Bay, was IN the county
last week looking after his,interests.
lie spent Sunday in Pocahontas
and while here informed US that he
had decided to keep all his holdings
in this county and that his farm
was no longer on the market.
For SALE-A complete bowling
alley and pool hail, IN first class
condition. s pool tables, bowl
ing alleys. Will sacrifice for cash.
Can be seen at Poplar Bluff, Mo.
United Realty & Loan Co., Poplar
PIuH No "a a.,
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-08-20

Yes. drink quality soda. The favors have
kHfhtfI smooth richness. Just the right taste you
,-nue And the beauty of is that soda not only
2Ies the palate. but il is and free from harm
ms ingredients that it helps the Hundreds of
ass IN town say soda is the best ever. Plenty of
sssan for all and prompt attention. Our drug store
NJ best for quick and GOOD service.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-30
IVAN A. kAkER,
javni notar, b. sodni in konzularni uradnik.

XII daje namazancmu duSolovcu
talk zaSluzck! Evangclistariia je
fin pOsel, dokler je toliko tepcev
ma svetu.
PiSejo, da pride famozni carov-
mix tudi V Chicago. Ampak on
Sc Sc della, kakor hi Sc branil. Me.
gov manager pravi, Ola to nj mic,
zee ga povabi par popov. On je
vajen, da ga proSi nekoliko sto
farJev vseh mOgocih cerkva "a
vcliko cast, da pride liudstvu
vlcGi dcnar il zcpa.
.. Billy razume rcklamol
kmalu bo zahteval, da ga mora
V vSakem mestu sprcjeti tisoc be-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-30
PROTEST.

Nj ma Skupni konfcrcnci Jugo-
SIovanskih SocialiStiGnih klubov
Y Crawford County, dr.. Kansas
dine 81. marca 1915. zbrani sodru-
q Soglasno protcstiramo proti vo-
diteljcm Slovenske Ligc, XII so Sc
drznili javnoSti sami pooblaSti.
Il "a nekakSnc zastopnikc vSch Il
mcrSkih Slovcncev.
Bod VAN ma TEN mcStu povc-
dano, da zaStopatc Samo tiste "a
mcrlSkc Slovencc, hi grcdo ma IL
manice NaSim praznim obliubam,
katerlh Sami ne razumctc. Vi kri-
cite ma YES glas. da jc slovenski
narod najboliSi in da ste sinovi
najboljSih mater Ma Svctu. Ravno
ma podlagi NaSih izjav VAN to
vSakdo lahko zanika.
Mi kot razrcdno zavcdni DELAY
cI priznavamo enakopravnost
vseh nnrodov; cato moreno pri-
znavati tudi lc ono stranko. XII Sc
born IA cnakc pravicc in IN osvo-
bodltcv prolctariata vSch marc
dov; to je stranka S~ocializma. V
kateri smo tudi mi zastopani.
Nocemo pa imcti oprayka z Ii
90, V kateri so internaci0nalni. IL
daIalcl in naSprotmiki vsakega ma
predka, tastiti gospodjc klcrikal-
ci. Njih sovrstniki so V start do
moVlni ncStetokrat prodali tako
Lube jim Slovcncc:" sedaj pa
nacnkrat zele pomagati ljubl.je-
MIN Slovenccm - 4 dezja pod
kap.
Dokler DO liudstvo tako kratko-
umno in slepo vcrjelo lepim a
.rtaznim obljubam. nr priGakovati
Slobodc. Edna rcSitcv bo. izvr-
Scna po idcji in dclu socializma.
ne pa po kakSni Ligi.
Odbor conference.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-30
PR It 81
Jugoslovanskega socialrdicnega kuba Collnwood, O., Stew. 49.

bono rekli, Ola smo svobdni. da
IN 81 cnaki.
Sedaj vidite vcliki razloGek
med duhovSGino i'm socialist. in
to, kar vi zahtcvate. ic lie YAM
mogote IN vaSim kolcgom, kcr:
gllha vkup Striha, Tudi filozofi.
rate nckal, kakor da hi bila Ia
liga kako socialno delo. Ne smctc
mlslltl, ia m socialist tako "a
rukanl, ia nam bostc diktirali.
kaJ j. Socialisticno in kaj mi. Svc-
tuJcmo YAM, da ST drugic pred
JavnoS,jo ne blamiratc ; tako nc
unmostjo.
NNcm tenn slovcn>kim ''patrio-
tom povcmo, da liubimo svoj
jerk, la smo "a zdruzcnjc, da
mo "a Svohodo vSch narodov. da
>mo IA To, da So >trmoglavi soda
Mi SiStcm IN da Sc vSi kralii we
Jo Y "%opotarnico in kapitalisti
dobc, kolikor zasluzijo. Ali mi
4" linamo Svojo Svctovuo ligo i'm
Ia Je: SocialiStiGna Stranka. Nj
Slovcnci imamo Svojo p~odruznico
JugoSlovansko Soc. Zvczo. pri
kateri Nmo organizirani. Zatorej,
proc z vsako drugo ligo, proc z
vsemi temi, h hocejo naSe ljud-
stvo izkoristiti v svoje namene,
proc z narodnjaskimi listi!
NSl Slovcnci Y Xdruzcnih drza-
yah pa, akO ste res IA Svobodo.
cnakoSt in b%ratStvo. pristopitc vsi
kot en- MOI Y naSc yrste. organi-
l%iraltc So politicno in delujte z
mann, kcr L. ) SocialiSticno stran-
ko j. doNctI 10, kar YAM POLO yASi
lzkoriStcvalci. Sodrugi. ma dclo
IA Socializcm, Ne ozirajmo Sc ne
ma l"vo in ne ma dcSno, naprej DO
zacrtani poti, Mi Stojimo trdno.
ne omajc a nobcna liga, Nth
trud Jc zastonj, da hi med mani
n%apravlli razdor, kcr dobrO vemo.
ia cni delajo IN svoje zcpe i'm ne
"a koriSti naroda.
klicemo Sc enkrat: Proc Z ligo!
Zlvela socialiSticna stranka in ME
bojcvniki, Iivcl ''Proletarec",
mas boritelj "a dclavskc pravice
Jos. kuneiG. Gustav Kabaj,
John Zupanc, Valentin Plesec.
John Srakar, Josip Medenac, FIR.
Pous. Andr. Zupan, John Bozic.
John CrnkoviG. Frank Grdina, Joe
Maiccn, John Potocar, Dom. Blu
mel, Frank kovic, Paul Ccsnik.
Paul Stakich, John MikSc. Andr.
Azman. Tom Wuchkovich, John
kessler.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-30
Edini sloVenski pogrebnik
MARTIN BARETINCIC
'SRoADs STREET TEL hs YOUNGSTOWN. PA.
Poor sLovENsk1 aosT1LN1cARu,

Tukaj Sc YAM nudi prihka, da 81 ~prihranite denar
ako kupite cd tvrdke A. HORwAT To pa radi tega, ker
Jazz ne platujem dragih agentov ali "managerjcv" in
o%pravljam sam vse posle.
MoJe tvrdka jc prva in edna samostojna V Ameriki.
HI lmportira ~ kranjskega: brinjevec, tropinovec in sill
VoVKo' Pomnite, da so v resnici samo one place pristine
HI nosiJo ma steklenici napis: "IMPORTED'' Tudi izde-
luJem IL %kranjskih zelisc Grenko Vino in Kranjski Gren-
Gee tBitt'rs), re vrste place so naibolj zdravilne, kolikor
lh le bio Sc kedaj ma trgu. Prodajam Same ma debelo
lisite 20 cenik.
A. A T, GOO N. Chicago. st. JOLIET TIT.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-30
CEDEN ZASLUZEK.

CaSopisjc V Philadelphia cent.
da jc odncSel prcrok in cvange-
list Billy Sunday IL tcga mcsta o..
kroglo stotisoG dolarjcv. TO bi bill
priblizno cisti dobiGck IA enajst
tednov napora boju prot hudi-
Gu Pa je lie nekaj vreden hudic,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-30

10 oblccenih devic in da mu mora
jo kaditi kakor papezu, kadar ga
nesejo pc cerkvi. &c mu pride to
ma miscl, DO Sc wee tepcev, XII mu
bodo ustregli in svetu demonstri-
rail- svojo norost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-30

IA
SO sc izvabili cd delavcey. Danes
vse molGi o TEN 'prekoristnem' po-
dJetJu, noben caSopiS Sc ne oglasi
wee, poGasi ST DO to tudi pozabilo
in denar DO Smuknil kdoyekam?
Tako bo tudi 5 slovcnsko ligo.
Idaj je tako navduSenje IA to ne
koriStnO rec, in ko DO dovolj de
maria V blagajni, DO vse zaspalo
SpanJc praviGnega. Sloyenskcmu
lJudStvu Sc DO lie vcaSi Sc malo sa-
njalo ujcj, nckaterim Sc bodo Sc
obrazi Skremzili, ko bodo pomislili
nazaj. da SO bill tako ncSpamctni,
pa so metali tc2ko zasluzcui denar
Y ncznanc biSagc.
Ako ste tako "a zdruzcnje slov.
uaroda i'm ako YAM res V srcu lei
bodoGnoSt SLOW. uaroda, zakaj Sc
ne navduSujctc tako IA zdruzenjcI
NlovcnSkih podpornih jcduot? To.
jr v%praSanjc, katcro nam da mi
Sliti in vas pokazc Y pravi luci.
I~druzcnjc vSch naprcdnih SLOW.
podpornih icdnot V emo samoI
organizacijo ic vclikanskc koristi
"a mas narod in : TEN hi pokazali.
da SmO res "a napredck. ToreiI
kJc ste vi, XII rahitc vcdno tiSteI
frazc "a nASo milo domovino",
mas premili Slov. narod" i. t. d..
kJe STE Zakaj Sc navduSujctc "a
to prckoristno Stvar. Xxi ie nam
Slovenccm prepotrebna? Ali nismoI
Slovenci Ameriki eden in istiI
narod, kot je oni. ki jc V start do
movini? I'm zakaj Sc potem ne ma
~vduSujctc tako za tukajSnji SLOW.
narod? Ali Smo tukaj mani kakorl
Y start domOvini potrebni zdru-l
zenJa?
Dokazati YAM hotemo .jasno,
da ste vi Lavadni frazerji in da so
VAN "premill rOjaki" deveta bri-
"a, da YAM nj popolnoma ME "a
koristi SLOW. naroda, ampak ne
kateri lie gledajo ma to, da Sc jim
zepi polnijo. druge pa maj vrag
vzame.
10 .je :. y. p. j. sprozila misel
o z~druzenju vseh SLOW. naprednihI
podpornih jednot. so Sc lie nekateriI
listi boil mrzlo in navidezno "a
well "a to prekoristno misel V res
nici so pa. ako ie bio lie mogoce,
delovali prot. Ravno tako so
glavni odbori nckih SLOW. podpor-I
min jednot proti %zdruzenju. Pomi-
slime: Pri teh odborih in listih so
ravno tisti goSpodje Xxi Sc danes
tako poganjajo IA Slovensko ligoI
IN katerim jc ma Srcu takO slO-
venski narod: pod nobenim pogo
jcm pa mu nocelo korlstiti tukaj,
HJcr Jc mogoce. LakaJ ne? Iato,
ker 81 mlSllJo, ako sc vSc Jednote
zdruziJo Y emo organizacijo, potem
zgubi doSti ten goSpodov svojeI
mastno placane sluzbe, ter 81 bo
treba sluziti kruh V potu svOjega
ohraza. To kaze .jaSno. da hi tenn
vclepatrlotom mic do "milih
roJa%ov pac pa zaSc II delavecI
pa: daj in zopet daj. pogini cd
glada, delay. ola DO 5 pokalo IN
ko Jim napolnls bisage. ii p%okazcjoI
ligo. ha"l ten SosPodoN trpi ma
'iSocr sIoNehSNega l@nhStVa' all
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-30

o;L;". H'"'N1ih uhe'nlk'
n, ~" ''io' ia lhu priuo-
I n' wee harocIl-
mn ~ w ""J'ePs' ooSoNor
S,''' Sc.'"i'Stc.
81 "r%i SNo-
,'P','''J II, St lie onraea
'''"' o"NoueI PIMA y
~'"J' S".''' hapreuhi liSti'
Na",l. 'i',' 'ieNeia''uSha
60 H., "J y
nIa.I. tor .''o,'NU "'"'eio III
S,n, o'' N"p't''i-
.t,o III; "''''
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k,i;uU,,
to I,',Ii =. ~
Il, - u~,m,,,f;, .,.oio H. ~
VIM l,, oJnD,,m a.. ,
Xxi 50 u,r,..,II; ,,.l.at -, .n
>choi Il. In h"I; al.'I
>loir d.I,,.Lo mn.o GI...h.;
d~.I,vci So .,r.,;E J'I1
in Sin, I,,J .,. :. LiIo'
ma y loL,Iui,n E.,ora "CI ,".
cchu 50 ,,i tnk,SnT ,rno,ai No.;
cell takoi h-oiLo,i,n,; 60 l.on;.,na
Jo, 1T;
sc,li .raI.i. :, sa,.o,sa
s,r,u; 80 S,,oI;al; ao,' -
trctir ma nrodniL .,CI "Trm;, =;
!, Lo,,l; ,,..u; a.:
d~clao,,, - =. ,,,I; a;I1
in nr;c.l 80 i;s, o-n,s:a.; Ira"In;
In too, H. H.
s,r.,iJoI :. 49, a.
H., ,,a,a H., S,
j. !. RI
'Io' NJ
~; i; a,,I.,I o.' H!es"' Ia
Ui"n; a.l"aaa,
~ ''usu
zovati TIA Iisica 10 nriscI hol; do.
lavcem ~priiazpo nisati for ictako
vicl dolavSko omabI;irce vvoio
mrc5o RIOS 5oIo.tno Jo nos; ro;oti
". nrcmaIo rrem;sliio in ako i'm
kdo1 !. ,,.Io 40 d,,:o ,;L,a I.';a
IA MIN Y svoio porubo
Stavimo pa, ako zacne St upod.
mcjSi veter pihati il farovza. poide
lopet Y stare strujo. ccravno pravi
sedaj, da je moral preje tako pie
N",'' N"hoi SO tam godIl. All clo-
"'N tr,i'''m preprlcahJem V Srcu
- ara le eI'@a prlhcipa Ill aNo
P''"'J" PoP' > SNoJllh sta-
""ul .'"uc''I, ga ne omaJeJo. List
~ j. hiiiaNSkl IN upa 81 celo
'"N' u"'''' Cd mas, %aVeuhe DELAY
&C. '"ol SNoJ deiokrog. lako
Plsc '""aJ' 81 II zane = marca
1910 ore" S'rahu "led dfu-
s'"' '""' Sledec';
'DaJmo Stopiti Skupaj, tudi "a
n,aI ua..; P'O''"
k,a,"L'"r P''!c''
al. y. - ~ "
h,.a,s,ro," !"
t,p" "J'.'' 81 som MI
~ u as ia OIL Sc
JUN oie% IhacaIa' pie
~ Ism Noio s'hii z YAM ena-
II oi h1namo Posla'
' Svojo srcdo mas vabi tudi We
liki SLOW. uGcnjak in stvoritelj slo-
yenSkc ligc j. Blatnik. TIA clovek
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-30

&c @ nj V tenn casu "Intcrna-
cionale" V Evropi, kakor chi mi
slijo in izrazaio. skrbimo. da DO
ME prapor vihral V Amcrikii
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-30
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vknjizbe, kupne pogodbe, poobaslia, zadolznice, pobotnice, odstopna pisma L.
jave in drugc avn hstine, nOtarskOM konzularno potricne uotcbnez asti V "a
puscmskh zadevah N iztiuavo ded&in ter IN dvig sodnfh in hranilnih depozrov
lztricvanjc dolgov in drugh zahtevkov tn in V sarem kraiu.
Am MnOgolctnc izkusnic " tenn poslu SEN prtlzno ze 20 l) in te
ncltop oznaVanic 2akOnov mi ouogoGi pravnno in uspesnoi zvrStevy sake marc
zhNe. - Ne vsakdo, h je Notary Public" lie v stanu Il stvain apraviti
e oni. Xxi ima "a to potrebne zmoznosti in v soah pddobjeno znanie
Oskrbuiem tuii totnc Irevoic IL razuih iczkOv. Nadalr scstavIian in tskam
sam crkulare, vabila in ralncd rustvene pouebSine pray lGno in DO zmornib
ccnah; posebno pa opozariam dramahcna in pcwka dristva ma razmnozitev gle.
dskih iern lot Y polUbuem scvhu ponoGio multigrafl. Nasvcti V pravnih
zlievah hrczpaGno.
IVAN A. kAkER.
javni notar, b sodni in konzularni uradnk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-30

Kdor sc pregloboko klania, JIG
izpostavlien nevarnosti, da dobi
jezdeca, ker pripravlia svoi hrbet
IA jczo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-30

kater SO nj hotel vdati nobenem naei-
nu z~dravlenJa ali katerega ste vsled
kateregakoli vzroka zanemarjali - Sc
iahko nitro olajsa in bolnik sprawl 20
pet X zdravju. ako Sc uporabi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-30

Zoper kaSslt

osloyski kaSelj, vneije sap
uikA. hripavost in davioo
poskusitc Severuy BALKAN
"a Pliuea.
Cena - In 50 centov.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-03-19

of a standard wagon as it is pos
sible to make. The wagon was
made entirely of home material
by a home workman and is the
height of perfection in workman
ship.
Between training hours Mr..
Brissette, who is an expert har-
ness maker by trade, turned out
two sets of pig harness for his
team that are enough to make
the big team of the Pabst Brew
ing company turn green with
envy. The material from which
the harness was made was dona-
ted to the cause by Martin V.
Huff, a local harness dealer. The
pigs which are to wear this valu-
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-03-19
Lest We Forget

Last fall George Alteneder ex-
hibited samples of fodder corn
and fodder cane that made a
yield here at Orofno of some
thirty-fve tons or more to the
acre. May we suggest that others
profit by the Alteneder expert
ments and instead of two or
three tons of dry hay per acre,
get from twenty to forty by using
a silo and corn? This would give
cheap feed and make stock or
darying more profitable. Our
farmers must come to diversified
crops. We must eventually come
to cattle, hogs and dairying.
Orofno Republican.
The above is very applicable to
this section also. Many of our
prairie farmers should begin try
ing out corn and other fodder
plants for silage and while the
yield may not be as heavy as
those above stated it will certain
ly pay much better than grain or
hay crops.
There are also many places
down in the canyons and along
the rivers where corn and cane
can be grown to great advantage
for silage crops and, with the
fine pasture to be had there most
of the year, dairying would pay
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-03-19
Notice

IT you contemplate building,
make repairs or alterations we
should like to figure with you on
The carpenter work. We worked
,n the prairie the year the rail-
road was building and can refer
you to numerous satisfied custo-
mers in the Ferdinand and Keut-
erville country. There is no Job
30 small but that we will give it
)ur best attention, and none too
iifficult for us to undertake. But
a trial or an inspection of work
we have done will be more con-
vincing than any argument we
can advance. All we ask is a
trial. Leave inquiries at Tony
Nau's or with ]. B. Forsmann.
Yours respectfully
WILLIAM RUHoFF
Tony RUHoFF.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-03-19
Bought $4,000
Farm in Tammany

Frans ]. Wasem, formerly a
we'll known young farmer of this
vicinity, closed deal last week
for the purchase of the A. L.
Maxwell ranch of 312 acres, in
the upper Tammany section south
of Lewiston, the consideration
being $65 an acre, or 500, ,280.
The deal was entirely a cash
transaction except that Mr.. Max
we'll took as part payment a five
acre tract owned by Mr.. Wasem
in the Lewiston Orchards. The
farm is rented for this year but
Mr.. Wasem intends making it
one of the model farms of that
section when he takes charge of
it.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-03-19
THE COTTONWOOD PIGS

That Cottonwood, Idaho, will
be placed on the map of the
United States this year, at least
in the opinion of the visitors at
the San Francisco fair, is assured
if the plans of Arthur Brissette
90 not go estray and from pres
ent indications there is not much
chance of this happening. Mr..
Brissette will be remembered as
the man who took the Cotton
wood Pig to Portland some three
years ago at the time of the big
excursion from Lewiston to the
Portland Fat Stock show and
drew down for this city more
notoriety and publicity than was
secured by all the other towns
represented in the excursion.
Later that same year he broke a
pair of pigs to drive to a wagon
and attended the Elks' Carnival
at Portland, his turnout proving
to be one of the best attractions