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The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15
TRUSTEES SALE

Under and by virtue of the power .'',st @',s eye ty contained in that certain deed or U lbis sA ed and delivered by " Howard blacE of Naa Eyaugeline A Black joining theiels,' Z 'F5Ward County. Arkansas. to and Iu favor oa a,,J J Ststi Bell. of the County of Chatham "''S Stste VI Georgia as Trustee for The 1eois@ s''-ation l5s iags Association of Savannah. a.to!p ,be ggd 4 thc laws of the State of G,orl ,a 70 i in tbt of November. A. D. l9i2. and tec'ius' 'f Ned flee of the Clerk ut the CEcu' our. Rook County. ArkAr=a-. j1 Nort4a Ft1gHi(%Ra G rRayer 5e i,asa 5il. the uDdcr7isnst. !, .j t,gste Lt.Ia Nace. Alaaasas. a- su, ,ie and { Her -a.a deru ot- -t.stst E tt o.'r# i1r for of at uubl .t outery ta ,ae hIar, tbe Csa at aad before the iron. satra tls stse ry.tt En. +o of \ .vala N.an. D & Nrtla a -rtaa lit'f 3.t F. lit' .f''5giag < ,i,s the .esa hours af a'e r.'.r,y ot ' rbct real tate. situate 70
 yada and State of ATtaHsa rl Rat I.at tsge -taste t-'f ArAaa Atd. . t. tEe turr H, bareoa together y ith all the impra n-e ,oi !. Sils sal. fs c. hamlle for t'H s andE ir- and ,atl,fgue the uaiaas' farce z. raeu of Trust and strict ss rhleh its terms. q faults kaying nt n,@thoriae der the term. ot said deed al tri.. .s. sale. +, uay for v Terms of sale Cash, Purchase, '' n...JRAygN
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The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15
WHY THE FARMERS SHOULD 0R-
 GANlZE
Dean J. H. Miller Tells of Beni- fits That Come from the Com. munity Society.

"If you are to help the people of your rural communities, in the most effective way, you must help them to organize for neigh 5orhood improvement as we'll as to make money" This was the advice given by J. H Miller, dean of the University of Arkansas Agricultural EXtention Depart ment, in his address to the coun- ty agricultural agents of the South Arkansas District, who met at FordyCe recently.
 The highest kind of progress .annot be made by our continual pouring in of valuable informa- ton. but rather by helping peo- ole to work out own problems through organized efforts with lar assistance. The Farmer must learn to think more of his work and of himself. One of the best ways for farmers ito reach this appreciation of them selves is through organized ac- tivitieS. and through neiChbOr- hood associations for community service, for helping others rath- CT than merely helping themsel- yes.
 A. farmers club or commun- lty club should be organized in every neighborhood where there may be found the spirit of coop eration and local leadership Such an organization should be formed for community better ment, for discussion of local needs and for education. When neighbors are not ready to organ ize on the general plan they may be organized for particular pur pose, such as buying pure bred stock, farm implements, build ing dipping vat, control of hog cholera, or fer cooperative sale of fruit or co.toa or other com modity.
 But organization .s the inn por-an. thing, aH5 then the best thought of the neiGhborhool wi! find expression, whether ia one Of the above matters, or good roads. home and community identification. in the schools, marketing or school or education.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

'Tis said that an elephants trunk contains forty thousand muscles, which, doubtless, makes it almost as supple as the tongue of a political spellbinder,
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15
ADVERTISING RATES

Display ads, per inch per issue l2 l-2o 0aplay ads, per inch per issue plate lOc Locals ! cents per line each insertion ra6 run until ordered out.
 Legal advertisements at legal rates prescribed by statute.
 Political communications where lndi- yiasal interests are. at stake, and all other matter not purely of news nature will be charged @for at the rate of D ceats per line
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15
THE BEST PROOF
Given By a Prescott Citizen.

Given By Prescott Citizen.
 Doan's Kidney Pills were used Ehey brought benefit.
 The story was told to Prescott resi- dents.
 rlme has strengthened the evidence Has proven the result lasting.
 The testimony Is home testimony The proof convincing.
 It can be investigated by Prescott residents.
 D F. Williamson. carpenter, 6!7 w Second St, Prescott, says: 'I had {; severe pain in my back and limbs ane was annoyed by irregular passages O the kidney secretions. l got box Doau Kidney Pills at Hesterly's Drul Store and they tgave me more rehe than anything had ever taken, con tinued with the medicine until wa completely cured now feel like i; different man. Statement giyel June z9. l90S.l
 A PERMANENT CURE.
 On february 10, l9l4 Mir. Williamson said: T can add to my former en dorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills tha' the cure this medicine made for mt hes been permanent,
 Price soc, at all dealers Don't sim ply ask for kidney remedy get Doan. Kidney Pills the same that Mir Williamson has twice publicly recon msUded Foster -MIlburn Co. Props Buffalo. New York.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

Some men like to look like Lin- coin, others prefer to roar ike Roosevelt, and a contingent would even crate like Wilson. But the rest of us, begorra. don't care a cuss how they look, roar and crate. We admire men, not limitations.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15
Public Education
 Tn Arkansas
[ ght Studies in Vital Educational
 Problems.
En,----A.., 1D-t.

Nerstty cl Ark.u.... in co-operation with the United States Department Of Agrj ultur-. will oNe~ this year gha.8-a this pap.-. i.. .7rt pond snec course in "a'acatIon la Arkan- ~ns, you~IstluL o. .Ighr leSa''s. Pre- cedtng lessons may hr had on 1uest' Hbe additions. les ous ou "I0ucaton in Arkausas" WiN ie. '\ ocauonal Ed ucatiun" C2).
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

The wise man often know not of his own wisdom, nor tht fool of his foolishness. But 'tls nature, and will ever be so.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

Compressed air is used fol cleaning complicated machinery. Politically, however. it is only oi value when it eXplodes.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

Japan is preparing to bite off another.sli of china. But, then China has 400, 0OC. .OOO people who can not fight because they have nothing with which to fight. How would you like to be the Chink?
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

It is right, of course, that you vote in accordance with your con- victions without interference or dictation from any person what soever, And on second thought it is equally right that the other fellow should do the same.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

There is a new calendar out that covers twenty centuries, from 100 to 210O. And, incl dentally, we hope the war will be over hy the time a new one is in demand.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

Occasionally we Rrun across . fellow whose mind feeds only or itself. And, forsooth, it has blamed little on which to feed.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

Keep right on reading the home paper, brother and sister. It is the patriotism that leads t' the right kind of preparedness
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

Belts for men will be in style again this summer. SklnnieS will wear them and fatties will d;tto if they can find one long e. aosgh to reach around.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

Here is a fact which defes contridiction: Villa is eithe3 dead or alive or half way be tween. But who knows which
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

There is always one ray q. hope which never fades iron the mind of a vice president. Taa president is human aac must die.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

This world is full of givers and takers. with everybody wanting to be taker.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

lis with regret that we fail ( note your hat in the presidentia ring. But, then we even yet have hopes.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

Truth is a jewel, hutif we tel. too much oft We are liable to get our block knocked off
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

There are so many great men in this country that we do not feel in the least peayed when we are not singled out as the gseatest of the great
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15

Pratts Fly Chaser is guar anteed to keep Ilys off your stock, Sold by Guthrie Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-06-15
>sz1 Itd||'E;;|I:::'':s: ||'|;I ::':s:'o

Carranza, like the volcano, has peen spoGting again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
FRENCH SMASH GERMAN
LINES IN SOMME REGION

Continued from First Page)
Transloy and the district TO the south
Of the st. Pierre-Eaast wood
"Between Les Bocufs and Sally
Saiiiisei. VIC advanced our lines sew
"rai hundred meters in the direction OF
re Transloy. East OF Sally. we cap
iured a trench and became masters Of
The greater part of the village of Sail
!iscl To the south Of this village, we
attacked simultaneously from three
sides the St Pierre Vast wood, a
position powerfully organized by the
Germans. and made an important ad-
vance and captured successfully three
trenches which defended the northern
projection of the wood. We also can
tured the whole of the line OF German
positions on the southwestern out
skirts of the wood. The fighting WAS
particularly bitter on that section OF
the front. German counterattacks were
brilliantly rcpulscd with hand gre
nades and bayonets. In the course
Of these actions VIC captured ~: pris-
onere. fifteen Of them being officers.
"On the right bank Of the Mouse the
artillery baltic in the region of Douau-
mont continues. We have completely
occupied the village OF Naux.
"On the remainder u: the front the
day was relatively calm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
K oenig Expects
to Sail on Fridau
Declares He VIII Make Home
Ward Dash Late in
afternoon.
rpy Associated Press1

NEW LONDON. November 5.-Cap-
tain Paul Koenig. OF tho German mer-
chant submarine Deutschland. who ar
rived here last Wednesday. indicated to-
day that he would make his homeward
dash next Friday-probnbly late In the
afternoon.
Stcvedorcs worked steadily all day
londing cnrgo of crude rubber and
nickel: tho Deutschland's crew was en-
gagged in orerhauling the engines, and
Two mechanics from a local shipyard
practically completed the work of
tightening rivcts OH the crafts bow,
which had become loosencd by tossing
the high seas on tho why over. Cap
tain Koenig today visited tho govern
mc"t submarine base, and later con-
Quoted Commander Stirling and his Of
ticcrs through the Deutschland.
Fourteen members of the German
embassy at Washington came hero to-
day and greeted tho Deutschland's cap
cain and crew aboard tho liner Will
lcha1.
Relations services were held on tho
Whitehead for members OF the sub,na-
r'ne'S crew this afternoon. Tho Rev
.. Il Heydenreich. of Hartford. prayed
for their safe return to the Fathcrland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
WILL TRY
TO GET OUT HEAVY VOTE

Special to The Times Dispatch
E.YNCHBtRG, VA. November "a
greater effort VIII bc made mere on
Tuesday 20 get ou' !, norma! vote in
The presidential election than has been
the case since local Democrats divided
on the money question, this condition
being duo TO the efforts ~ the Young
Mems Democratic CUB. President VIII
son VIII sc, q hip vote. Will. CON
gressman Garter Glass VIII get com
plimcntary votes from Republicans who
vote Inc national ticket. tut VIII not
N"'" Tor their Candidate George "
wilson. al cnr.stiauSbUrs
An interesting phase az Tho election
VIII be the fight OF the Socialists to
"ut-vo'" the Republicans In an ofror,
20 maintain Their position as minority
rar'y III ;ho appointment Of election
Judges and CLERKS for tn. Socialists
nave had these officials mere FOR sew
cral years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
ITALIANS MAINTAIN
THEIR OFFENSIVE
/ nv 4 esnciatcd Pre.s.


ROME. November ,via London}.-
italian troops fighting OH the Austro.
Italian front III the last four days have
taken prisoner 20 Austro-Hungarian
officers and S.722 mon, says the state
tncnt issued to-day by the Italian War
Department.
Since the Italian offensive started.
on August s. the Italians have cap
turcd 1885 Austro- Hungarian troops,
including zoos officers.
Austro- Hungarian forces yesterday
directed i've successive attacks against
the Italian positions at the so-cnlled
observatory" on the slopes Of Gina
Bocchc, in the Travignoio Valley. il is
officially announced. All the attacks
we're driven off. with heavy losses. and
an Italian couutcrattack ut the point
Of tho bayonct dispersed tho Austro-
Hungarian forces. who left numerous
bodies on the field.
In the Carso region tho Italians cx-
tended their occupations IN the sector
south OF the Oppacchiasclla -Castan-
nievi2za road and took about 900 prs-
oncrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
UEPI HLICANS CLAIM THREE
NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICTS
IFs Associated Press

RALEIGH. y. G. November 1.-THE
w'nd-up .! she campaign in North
Carolina indicates that there will bc
:hr usual Democratic mGjoritics for
tn" stat. ticket. headed by Thomas w.
Eirkct for Governor. and the Demo-
Cratic natinral ticket. these, in the
neiEhhorhood OF 10000 votes
The Rcrublicans max" claims of car
Gyin9 the Fifth. Eighth and Tenth Con-
Eressionai Districts. while the Demo-
Gratis claim MI, with a close fEht in
the Tenth. whore j. J. Britt. Rcpub-
tcan incumbent. is opposed by Zebulon
Weaver, Democrat. Ii is expected that
tho majority in that district either
way will be small The reg stration
in the state iG record one, and tic In.
dicatonS are that with good weather
an extra large vote will he pooled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
FEW LIVE FEATURES
IN S0tTIIs CAMPAIGN
10, Associat.d Press

w Associated frC-@
ATLANTA. GA. November with
tho electoral vote 81 the South con-
coded To the President interest in
TUESDAYS elections in that section con
tors in the Florida guhernatorial fight
het%cc,1 the regular Democratic can
didatn and another Democrat running
Independently, and the congressional
contests ia the few districts which are
not safely Democratic. W. " Knott.
who was declared tho Democratic can
d'dat" for Governor OF Florida after
u recount Of S"cond-choicc primary
votes i'm twenty counties. Is opposed ly
sidney !. Cats. original holder OF the
noIniratiow. " hose marie appears On
the ballo+ 80 petition OF certain Dem
"rrats and AS prohibition candidate as
veil This has constituted almost tho
only live feature Of tn" catupairn ia
She southern states.
Certainty Of election q. conceded 30
the Sin Democratic candidates tnr the
United states Senate from Arkansas.
llnrio!a. MISSISSIPPI Tennessee. Texas
and Virginia. likewise, iittli. Il any.
opposition will hc offered 10 n;ncty-
TWO Democratic candidates Tor Con
cr.ss from the Southern States Ken
lucky not inGlud"H The Republicans
contend they vii! elect. congressman
from Eleven districts. although they
now h"Id only four. The Democrats
rt.nccd" the n"puh'icaus only two dis
irlc'e in Tennessee. and cNnraes them.
selves confident of wrestling from tn.
Republicans the singl, district they
hold ru Virginia and Nor,n Carolina.
In louisiana. The Republicans are
hope ui "f gaining two districts in
Tennessee, three in Virginia aud two
in North Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
RESIST INVASION BY
!. w. w. MEMBERS



was sent 10 the water front TO meet
the Verona.
sheriff Robert Hodge sent four auto
mobile loads "f deputies to Richmond
8cach To arrest any members OF tho
Nerona's party who attempted to land
there
Warning that there would be trouble
in Everett to-day Was issued Mt the
Seattle Headquarters OF the Industrial
Workers OF the World last night, af-
ter meeting Of members. a call
for mcmbcrS TO join the expedition to
Everett was issued, and speakers de-
ciarcd that they would tolerate no in
reference from tbs Everett authori
ties.
circular issued Tor distribution il,
Everett read
"Citizcns OF Everett: Attention
| There Will be II meeting OF the Indus
trial Workers OF the World November
8. at Hewctt and Wctmorc Avenues.
Come and help ma.atam your oxn.aiId
our nhtionn! privileges.
'SiEncO COMMITTEE"
III the police and citizens Will no,
maintain order i'll Everett they had
hcttor call out the militia" said one
speaker nj last nights meeting "Iu
any event we will go there and nut
Everett In order"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
Deadly Parallel
Pulled on Colonel
WhatHc Thought Of Eight-Hour
Day While President, and
Under Wilson.
tsRecIal 70 The Times pisnatchl

Especial to Tho Times Dispatchl
NEW YORK, November 6.-The Dem
ocratic National Committee issues tho
following statement:
1T Is inevitable that the man who
talks too much must finally fall VIC
tim OF tho deadly parallel.
Listen to Theodore Roosevelt, presi-
dent. Year 1906. Occasion, annual
message to Congress. Declarations:
II call your attention to tho need
Of passing tho bill limiting the num-
Der OF hours OF employment OF railroad
employees. Tho measure is Il very
moderate one. and I can conceive OF no
serious objection to il. Indeed. 80 far
as It lies in our power It should be our
aim steadily to reduce the number of
hours Of labor, with, as goal, tho
general Introduction OF the eight hour
day
Again, in his message 10 Congress
on December 3, 1897, President Roose-
Welt said:
The Congress should consider the
extension OF the eight-hour law. .
The principle of the eight hour day
should. as rapidly and as far as prac-
tcable. be extended to the entire work
carried on by the government
And now turn your gaze on this:
Speaker, Theodore Roosevelt. Occa-
sion. speech on Anything TO Beat VIII
SON. Declaration:
We havc seen in this country few
things moro discrcditnble to our repre-
scntativcs and more ominous TO the flu
turc OF tho nation than tho passage OF
the Adamson cight-hour law for rail-
way tralnmcn.'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
ROTH PARTIES STRONG
IN CLAIMS FOR ILLINOIS
IA: Associated Press

IA: Associated Press
CHICAGO. November 5.z-Frcd f..
Sterling. chairman OF the Republican
Stn;" Central Committee, having claim
I'd Illinois for Hughes and likewise for
Frank @. Lowdcn. Eubernatoriul ca.-
i!aatc, by 10000 votes. and Arthur
w. 'nhricS chairman of'thc Democratic
stat Central Committee. having claim
ed the state by precisely the same
plurality for Wilson and Governor
Dunno. voters OF this state had leisure
to-day to figure IL out for themselves
Eoth camps claimed Chicago IN thcil
formal statements. but leaders Eencr-
all: were said tn admit privately that
IN" city might jump either way.
Ny. sterling estimated the total vote
for tho state al 100000, including
about 100000 women. who are allowed
to vote for President. but not for Gov
ernor. Their" will he some speech
making tomorrow by candidates and
their supporters, but for the mos; part
III. curtain ieli on the ournpaigu last
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06

caliy. in better spirits aud had more
definite view OF the result OF Tuesdays
election than At ANY tim, since tho
opening OF his campaign Those OF the
correspondents who had made the LONG
oast-to-coast journey with him cSpe-
cially remarked this atmosphere o'
confidence which pernea;cd the Hughes
private apartment in the Hotel ASior.
Hughes absolutely believes he viii
he elected Prcsidcn; on Tuesday.
When the candidate Awokc AZ 10
o'clock this morninr. WITH nothing 10
10 FOR the frs, tire since last june,
sXactls twenty one weeks had elapsed
since a similar awakening I'll" day fol
lowing his nomination that he
Chen had all the labor of the camDaiSn
ahead Of him In the Intervening pc
.'iod. the c.. ,didate declared to-day. The
issues have unfoldcd la precisely the
same manner which lie had hoped for.
light down 10 last nights dcmonstrh- :
tlon in his home State, which Hughes
considers the CLIMAX OF the entire cam
raiEn and the roiut where the res,
can 10 lief: in The hands OF the voters
Hughes declared To-day that he was
Immensely picascd with Tn" SATURDAY
night parade as Well A. the meeting
which followed. lie regards them to-
Scther as a remarkable manifestation
of the sen,imeu, which is sweeping the
country From his own experience, he
SAID to-day ne knows wha; Il means
for men 20 give expression 20 their
political views bs marcninr in a driz-
zlc Of rain on cold night through :hc
city streets lie was BATTERED by that
l,.. y, a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
BETTING IN OHIO FANOHS
WILSON no CARRY STATE:

COLUMBUS. OHIO November Not
since the campaign OF 1886 has there
hecn SO much interest in u political
campaign in Ohio, and Il is estimat cd
more than 1905 600 votes will he cast
iii this State next Tuesday.
Republican state Chairman Hatfield
to-day predicted Hughes, Willis for
Governor, and Herrick for Senator, will
carry Ohio by from 10000 TO 10000"
whtlc Democratic State Chairman Fam
" claims Wilson viii, have 100000 plu-
rality. the reelection Of Senator Pom
creme. the election of former Gov
crnor Cox. and the entire Democratic
ticket. Secret straw votes differ almo st
a. widely IS the statements Of the cam =
rnign chairmcn. Betting favors VIII
son 10 carry tho state ana the rc-clcc-
ton ~ Willis as Governor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
Eugene Jones.

Eugene Jones, son OF the late
George +. and Anna Major Jones. died
Saturday night at !: o'clock For sew
cral weeks he had been IT the RE-
treat for tho Sick, i'll with perniciouH
nnacuia. lie WAS born November Is.
1859. In Petersburg. Most OF his bust
ness life. however. was spent In Rich
mond. where for the last twenty-five
years he had been associated with the
firm OF ELAN & Funston. Mr. Jones
WAS iorcr az music. and was always
Interested IN tho development OF must.
cal tnS,c In the city. He WAS char.
tor member OF the Wednesday Club.
served OH the board OF governors and
as treasurer. For some years he sang
in the choir OF the Holy Trinity Epis.
copnl Church, where he was n com
municant.
He is survived by one brother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
>EvrRAL MINOR CONTESTS
RAGING IN ALABAMA
lBr Associated Pres,i

.IoNTGCMERY. ALA, November :.
While Ala painn's electoral vote is
assured for Wilson, there are several
Districts and counties in which de-
lcrMincd opposition TO the Democratic
a"ninccs has developed.
Several of the Congressman have op-
position, but in only two district. il
!; serious. John l.. Burnett Is opposed
IN the Seventh by Tyrcc II. Davidson.
ou whom the Republicans and FRO
GrcsSiNcS have united. William II.
Raukhcad. in the Tenth, is opposed by
\. H. Freeman. Republican In the
Fourteenth judicial Circuit, where J.
i. Curtis, Republican, now is Judge, a
~tif firht IS being made. Two ircScs
Will h" elected Curttss Democratic
opponents being J. L Acun and r l..
SOwCll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-06
FRENCHNIES ARE IRRITATED
ny ROUMANIAS DEFEATS

BERN. November ) tvia Bcrlin).-
General La Croix, the noted military
critic, discussing the military situa-
ton III the Paris Temps. copies OF
which have reached here. says:
Undoubtedly the Roumanian de-
fea:s of the past few weeks have had
IN irritating effect on Frenchmcn. be-
cause ihcy had permitted themselves
I" b.. ni$lcd by their haDitual optim-
ism.
This rcw demonstration "e Ger
manv'S military might has made the
rubiic uneasy. and no one is prompted
10 ask wn.tl,cr Germany can SO on
indefinitely raising now and unnum-
bc"ed armies and whether it is not
disccu,agirR to observe how they face
every new situation.
'Sncn spectacle must make an i'm
proas!on"