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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
SPORTING NOTES

San FrAncisco--Al Kaufman gave
sam Berrsr an awfai heating WedBss-
dsv uizht. and when Berger was near
~ OF his seconds thFew 40 the sponge
IN the tenth rOuRd- Only once did ber-
ger seen o. have . chance. This vas
IN shs third rOund.
Moso0s. Idzho-The crippled right
foot q Pred MOulten. oregons big
guard. thrice landed the piEskaR
thr0agh the goal Posts In Fridays
game on IdAhOs neld and ended q
stabboTnly fought game in oreg0ns
favor. ~ 10 Q
Bidey Bishop. Lsgie Longs man
ager. has issued = Challenge 70 Bat
ding Nelson 70 meet Long before the
club Offering the best purse. 3 sDO-
Kane club preferred
Articles OF agreement for a finish
fght between Joe Cans and hid Her
man q CaicAEo have been signed
TIE terms are l33 pounds tw0 hours
before the aght the winner 10 receive
IS per cent and the loser Is per cent
o. The purse. the eight 10 take place
before the club Offering the largest
purse.
Henry Ford's old racing machine.
-sss with which Barney Oldfeld trst
made himself famous a. q track racing
automob0list. is being put into shape
again and will be raced in California
Promoter Conroth has decsaed be
does not Want either Terry McGovern
T or Young Corbett as attractions ~ his
CoIma club In san Francisco AMI has
4 "a ifhdraVn MS otter ~ q $50 600 purse
T for the winner 90 meet Jimmy Britt
JeFra@ eauies that he wIli t0x With
Jack OB~ien al the police benefit In
/ Los Angeles.
There Is trouble ar san Francisco
amoung the sight promoters and Eddie
/ Graney il suing for an injunction 20
. restrain james ". CoHroth from bring
* on the nght between Kaufman
and Berger
Tommy Corcoran will succeed
Hughey Jennings as manager o. the
+ Baltimore Orioles.
An offer ~ SIS no0 for Young Cor
I hett and Terry McGovern 10 decide
their superiority ~ith gloved fists. has
i Haen wired % Harry Pollock manager
f ~ Young Corbetr by Al Hereford. man
ager ~ The Eureka Athletic club OF
f Bsifimore
The Abte. 2.Io Il. f. BY the records
+ the fastest three ear-old colt Of the
/ season oi 4sg6.
There js ueN boxer who all bear
watching This is Tommy stone Of
New York the ll5-pound amateur
/ champion. who made his professional
debut a. the National last Saturday
night and made good
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
SEVENTY DROWNED
HHTHE TRAM At ATlAkTIC
un. Runs OFT BEIDGf
Tssan q Tnsss css Lsssss WIZ -"
-. psu-s.s s~ss - Fsss q ~saa''--
rne~s mss NJ Eseapaas Frosa ths
e---msry ssrvissrs o~s lives 10
ssp~anus - Ressusss

Ataantie clu. n - 0cl Bal
.az = p~rsoas ans IN al prooshiii's
n hss thesr nres n . hnrEisAe @An
49, suss oztssae thas essy Al 40
.,e.mes esneAy. whes = thrse car ss~o-
ana srain ever TIE Funnsyfsants rail-
wmma tasra raj ayziam. running aisoat
n msses a. hour. airnek spfending
rrgs upaa the erMwarsdge thai carries
m. trarks over the '-Bemch TboroaGs-
t.rw.~ Ana psuaee1 headAonG inio -
g.~e a uAter. Every maR. woman ane
rhfa Il fhe arxx two cars pegtsAed
~kshoui sten ) Fenote hghting chance
Az 1heir nres The ears we're CLOSELY
rumssbaiea wlih air tight windows
ghsrp was ne escaping from them
Frum tha th8ra css . fes mamaged
% msRs theaf xsy from she rear end
as ghis rested ahuFe wafsr upon eas
e a. Fru3ociing piers ~ the bridge
FsR they wuFe rus and bruised and
haH dfuwnea and they SAD that there
MsTW - nans mere persons lefi In the
Ear who enuid na3 Sc 0ut
gAmas 4. Curtm the conductor ~
fhx trnin = alive huf b. IL ~ fTcnn3ed
wifk grief and shock that he h unAble
- say iuzf hos mauy fickets he col
l@esed TIA estimates vary frum - "a
fsa
n h tnoBn that the train uas fairly
eel allied ahea 81 ser Camden. and g.
taa& en- more passengers o. NeWhf&H
ths 8unrfien palug 81 the Cape Nay d.
sls3en and 81 ple4xautvills. upnn fhe
eshes SIDE uf ths meadows from here
Passenger uho survive The wreck
eeclare that there we've e. ieasf 81
F.ersans ~ the three CARS. Which have
. capacity ~ alsui s. each
Every eFort l. being made toward
FeesreranE the bodies A hundred
Yachts and nnofoT boats and skiHs arr
ost n fhs arawhridKe. alIing she ws
teFE a the narruw thoToaEhfaFe Thess
A=ss 80 sszAnea ~ men sho arr
workiag the aenas. Aithoarh there Il
little th@y caR 90 A wrecking train
b eraws Hp iusi above the spot where
the three @uhmerEed cars are lying
Bat rs powerful 8errloks can not al
temps 50 raise the cara for the bridge
b iagki structure and any str0ng pull
wsaia drA9 the derFick into the thor
eaGhfare. q has been impossible. "a
far. - staach hosting chains 70 ths
cara.
In The iKht ~ ncesyirne sutomobils
lamps electric search lights 4nd ioco
Hnetive hcaahEhsR there are rec mes
h ths anasu boats. xrappllaE Ser boale.
that mAy POSSIBLY b. Swept oai % ths
cars 9Th efster tongs and heavy nsh
tsnea
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
Delays Forest Reservation.

The proposed extension 81 IRE Priest
river forest reserve - Idaho into
Washington 90 b. wI1 incluse some
three or feur hundred thousand acres
of additional timher land already with.
drawn from the public entry In Ste
vens county Tor hat purpose has been
postponed uufls congress cunxenes
and Forester Pinchot Elll take up TIE
matter 80 person 2ifh members u
the state congressional delegation Who
are opposed 20 80 large an extension
.of he reserve In Stevens county. The
sifhdrswal = lands represent an I'm
mense timber forest whose area has
heen much damaged hy Ere q late
o1aeiais - The fores; service say that
Ire only way 20 save this timber IL 70
include Il within a forest reserve.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
Lave NEWS ITEMS

Acting on the advice q her counsel
Miss Anna Nelsnn. b has ben facing
contempt proceedings IN disregArCiug
an order q the court q turn over 60
her Successor money and books belong
ing O. the town If ksndFtck. Idaho.
did - Tuesday
~ direction - President Roosevelt.
Mrs. J Ellen Foster ms b. en detailed
BY the department q commerce and
labor - investigate the conditions Il
woman and child workers thruurhout
the countTy- Legislation on tins sab
Jecs - pending bsfOre congress
a 7 HOLMES. sEed s. years. q no.
neer % the palouse conutry. died ~
Gently ~ farminEtou. FIRM the injur.
lee received ID = runaway ~ Princeton,
feW weeks 40
tohn holmes was killed ~ the Gran
b. Min-s lssf sunday. A heavily Load.
81 mine ore ear passed over and crush
ed him.
henry Philips. Sgd 50, an old fius
resident and piuneer q Butte. commit.
I'D suicide Tuesday. Getting his threat
frem ear D. ear. Philips had beooms
dezponaeuf 81 the resuit q inability q
secure relief FROM BriEhf's disesse. H
kept telling his family be wished -
eoala nnd soms essy way - End al hi.
su1ertnEs
n - old woodmhed 81 the lats { T.
Cp~on's fsrm- 81 ziles soush % $50.
kEne. II C. Minyard and 7. Baldwin,
= sspAeS g e. = Up~en. frOm Lest
-. No. found hiaasa treasure ssaal,
~ e1soA They foan9 q bali RslloE
bsckst. eoztainsnE the board. e ~hack
sileo 80 IN pap@ wassy al ~
halsoee N eold-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
ENGLAND HAS a FE~ soScorrs
EssrsbooF Seems 20 be Bovcossin9
Sonsebonx EAsa


Boycutss ~ every de~cription are
raging in EuEiABd. sna whils Irish
men. tie nrst users - tie ~eMp.or. 10 a
On ~tth eqnAnimtnify. tbsiE bitter an
tagunist ann hissortc enemy the London
Timss. - boycotains the boa p1hlish-
ere. and they IN turn arr rctaAAsins
with all fheiF tFemendous power. TIE
pewspapers and independent soap mak .
ere are boyeottng the sap truss and
the trust mAgnAtes are boycofting tbe
in6ependeuts and arr threatening q
withdraw tbelr advertisements from
tss bostais jo1rnAls-
American canned meats are being
boycott-d ~ certain trade journals.
aud srsae interests and newsps pers are
b~ins bese0ttsd by STRIKES tn many
places throughout Great Britain
Woman suftFAEists. becoming euraeed
81 every conspicuous Statesmen and
politician b~esuse q the rouEh tFsAt-
merit they received II the OEtrr lobby
81 the house q commons. arr planning
90 boycots tbes. statesmen end polite
ians who@e interests are scc~ssiole a.
commercial strsck. A practical boy
cott 10 being maintained By all social
ists against every individual. party ~
trade interests which pets Obstacles In
tbsir way
OrEsnlzs railway employees and
other trade uulouists are boycoftlnz
/ politically such 81 their members ss
ss-sk - prevent them from uurs iusl
with the socialists for the bettermsnt
of the conditions - labor English
churchmrn sud Catholics sne morally
buyeotting the supporters Il shat they
cal the nou cuufurmist education DILL.
while the free churchmeu On and out
q parliament breathe war against
every body, PARTIALLY the peers u the
Fels. who tries g. thwart the efforts e.
SECURE = national systs-mzlntAlned sdu-
cation, without sectsrian tests and
wholly controlled By the people.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
NEWS OF THE WORLD
SHORT DISQUALIFICATION ALL
PARTS OF THE GLOBE.


Two farm hands. whose nAmes are
lot Eno~n. wers munderee ~ least
ten daYs aEo. their bodies having heen
discovered IN > hayloft one nlile norah-
seat q Bristol 8 d. Tue inaicau0ns
are that MURDER vas committed vhile
the men Nere akleep
mIulng and consulting engineer
operating In the Occur d.Alens eoun
Try IL Responsible Tor the statement
that y Augustus HeinEe has had three
ainerent eaper7a examining the Moni-
for mine near the Montana line Il is
presumed that HeiuHe Siu endeavor
10 purchase the property Il il said
10 ell cnsf The Butte mining maEuate
about $500 08Q 60 secure control Of the
mine
10 a Portland Maine dispatch 70 the
Nes 1orE Times. Mrs. Robert 2
Pear. wife - the explorer. Is quoted
~ saving i feel iuss - sure - ]
am Avlng o. this moment that ny bus.
hand has found the North Pole. and
that b. viii soon - home 20 tell as
al ahoaf g."
EaKsue ~ehmitz mayor - san Fran-
cisco. De- az present IN the BrHlsh CAPT
TAI spending much - hts time In visit.
INK London munisip pal directors Ia or
der fo see h0W Affairs are administer
ed and the class ~ building that Is In
vogue NJ Schmidtz expressed the
opinion that lu recoustructfug San
~
pie vho all I've there 200 years
tsure b. vel 81 today and said that
aas .aa reason for bis visit "a Europe
Art February ! next the American
Bans Note company all manufacture
an fn.fea States postage stamps Tn
ner d contract made public the con
cern musf deliver - Goo 600 stamps
daily sis times a week
MeHua. Morocco The suifanss
forces have ben victorious Ia a battle
on she borders 81 Gullsya A strong
agitation against foreigners h. report
- so - "a progress IN Morocco Csty.
The controversy a. 20 Who vas the
youngest soldier % The civil wAr has
probably been settled IN favor q Per
~ Byan ~ Seattle he enlisted as
drummer boy In oompany y 24th Iowa
volunteers on August g ise2. Of the
are q nine years and four months he
vas born October p. 1852. In Kane
county tlltnoiG
Postmaster General George n. CT
tslyon all retire from the chart
ship - the repauiican national con
mittee when he becomes secretary %
The treasury IN succession 70 Secre-
tgry Shaw
Passenger train No. 2T2. on the
Great Northern railroad recently
STRUCK a wagon. killing samuel Han
aock the driver. and BENJAMIN SEarta
Willis SylAnd and n p Copeland o.
cupants Of the wagon. we're seriously
injured
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

hAsana hasoT L&4a sup.rxtnor q,
Ne treasury. rs saAmasses ~ e.ox~y.
- MAE@as repzprz show8nx ne ros.
eItsoa e ne treasury az ~ r~,.ttv,
nhaiitT - sze@s tAs ezr-~.s - -.
erainsrT srpensss fsr xAs czrr~us -,
sae $40 carry - ~ nsm~~e.. -.
lscA Imposed ~ the roxular haswa,
- speclsi apbreprsaxtsna
fne toeni hahiisiss AZ s~aa-...s =,
tsAeso -. TUlE nsssRs - a. A.
ms leaves : aearss q o - -
s@Faaasx 81 esez<an4lag sha,r.fka.,
se - ssEasg - 49,.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

TIE train composed 81 three carS
t.fQ Camden on time-af I O'Clock Al
the controller handle cas- M0qnrmNn
Walter scott q Camden Charles
~eod - Candies sAs the brakeman.
Ana James l. Curtis. also q that city
ne o"aauc1nF. Ths usual crowd u
SUNDAY Passengers waR aboard some
Al them Phiia8elphians Eaiug down e
the beach to Try The tees electric road
~hich has ecen IN oper&1iou only since
Eepiemsser
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

The November Ceatury froatisrlecs
IN oolor. Becky sharp q Vanity PAR. "
al - ne arst - an unusuafly inser.
esting series = color pietures % b
eAIle1 ~Herolnes - F1ctlon- TIE an
ncuncemeBt o. The artist. slgasmoae
e Ivanowski sssures peculiar sym
pafhE and erfIliznry a. inssrpreEntioa
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

Aifree fsriow chlef q ne cRrts
M sceoce prupaEansa. iazuee I.
s~esFinE aenial & ne charges IA ths
80 fork waraa thas NJ Raay !.
etiax g eanoss. TAI Bossan special
- = e eEasiant Asfsnanncs % a.
thli aoe b unaer m subyuwsssou =.
tAiFih FTye Hne Tat Mrx Pamela
AeenArs - Brooklyn imserssua,e. -,
Sp<a ne daily exhfhauau arfs..
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

when yuur CHRISTMAS present - .
years sahscriptlon "a the Youth =
Companion voc give - much IN god
reading "a woaie 81 twenty s0a page
nuTeis - hooks % history - travel
q bsosraPhy ordinarily costing e. So
volume sor do 30 give quantity
- ne cass q quAiity.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

Ths Nssesasiaa iegafloa h&s -
esivec = naaseersm frun carras ezsed
orsoser 3. ssatins that Pr-siaszs cas-
tFo - resuFnsd there aad again -
aume1 eks azfEss - tie pr@siaeary
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
william o. sssso- 4. De-

Wellesley. Mass. oct si-wfIHzm
o. Robsoa. supreme secretary a ne
Royal Areanun. IL dead ~ his home
here e pneumcniA ne waa ho~r tn
1esa IN Rgvai nnk M
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
SCIENCE LEADER IS DYING.
Ns~ Ven ~oric saya Ma Eady Ass
inoDFAhie Cancer.

Tie Nes York Worla says Mn.
AaFg Baker G Et1y. foander of the
CHRISTIAN Science ohurcA ana one a
shn most FemArkahle women ~ her
genernfson. Is eysaE 81 her home IN
Gsneure y ~ a. TIE resusa u An IN
euFAhle cancer TIE Wore xfIi Al
lege tat Mrs. Eaays aeulAl thai shs
= y b ialssshosd and tat hep aeeia
fatie1 thNt Ehe drlvee daily IN her
eaFriAge is uuifae u wfm assert thmf
the woEnnn NC drives hy the naro.
Gates - ne ~cait- b uos Mrs Rady
~ Is M Parwela J Iyeonars -
hFs,osiyn. who - the head q ths
sahrsStiah Seienos eharuh IL thnt rl.re
TIE NoTld teoiares that Nrs Fssyss
sFeFy AZ Is today ooatrnllea IN O.
va A Ffye her secretary ana nar
hsnal attendant who acls A. fuo=mar
IN TIE varioua erives
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
SPOKANE



Eegetables-CabbaEe. sI.25 cwt: TO
matoes. 40g45c crate: huckleberries.
- lie; cranberrieS. SIC Dbl. potatoes.
75a Sc cwt. turEips. 1925 cwt: on
ions. Sl-Zsffl So cat. carrots. g. 7ba
Z--5 cNt. prunes. 4sG Soc. cauIiaower.
s. ~ aoz. horseradish. los4 40 1-Zc Do.
green peppers. s5cdsl box, beets. s.
q l.50 cat, gears. sl-25u $50 box:
ounces. s. box elephants. $50
crate. sweet potatoes. &C ID. cAnta-
loups Sza25g
--pples-C0oking. 75asl box. eat
ing. Sl9l 50 box.
Grapes-Muscats. gqIes crate.
Toksys. $50. Black Hamburgs. Sl0
1876 eastern Concords. 409 4sc has
ket
Oranges. s475a = box: lemons
fancy S650G7.75 case. dried hgs. 75a
SOC 10 Do box. hgs IN bulk. &C 10.
black figs. ID 10 package. soc. Fard
oates. sNsc Do. golden dates. saloc
lH. bananas. S275132s bunch.
Butter and Eggs-Fresh ranch
eggs. current receipts S7G7.25 case:
fresh ranch eggs. selected. s. Is
case. local eggs s5oI-. eastern eggs.
$50. best creamery butter. &c 10:
cheese twins 15c ID.
Honey SO. strained honey. &c 70.
suEar-s5-ss per lo0 Ius. beet. 1875.
Coifee-Common package goods.
SI.zs per 30 los.
Seed-Alfalfa. So cwt. red clover.
sls5odI5 cWt. Kentucky bluegrass.
sl3.59al "a cwt. timothy. s. ssas cwf:
white clover. Sl102e
Wholesale Meat Prices.
Beef-steers dressed. Sos L. ID.
ooVs. dressed. sGs l-2c n. mutton.
dressed. 81 10 PORK. lie D.. hams
u Sac lb. bacon. IS lac Do. lard. II
i-2c 10 dry salt extras. ST. rwt. dry
ssh backs. 81 80 cwf. veal fancy
small 1897 l-2c. veal fancy large.
l-2Hec ID. smoked salmon. 15c 10.
Wholesale Feed Prices.
Bran. IS ton. bran and shorts SIS
ton. white shorts. 81 ton corn a az
CYL, cracked corn. sl5o CT. timothy
hay. as ton. alfalfa. az ton. rolled
barley. ais cst: new oats. si25 cwt:
chopped cats. ass cwt. wheGt. slH
10 CIT: red shorts sis ton
Prices Psio e Producers.
Live saoek-S'eers. ssaass cut.
cows. sz02-5o. sheep. ta.saaa eat.
hogs. ss-Ee6T.
Dressed Aeats-Muttor. Sc II. veal
fancy small No. !. T9T lie u: fancy
large. s9sc u. pork. seIh.
foaftry ane EgEs-Llye hens. ise:
I'VE spring ehiekens. is0Isc; i've
roostesA. Ice: dressed hena. isr:
anckA. lie; frose ranch eggs. o. case
hiaes-Green steers. se %: cows. se
10 salted. lie higher: cry hidss. iso
.se. cal skins. green. Ice u: kip. -
u: sheepskins. aIRi1z.
CreAEerJ prodaee. I. o. b. epoRnns
-FrSt erase creamery buxtsr ~
- lie
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

Washington o. Oregon A. c. G.
Nuitnomah ;. Whitman 0.
Montana II. 5 A A. C o
Idaho props 2. Lewiston high 0.
Livingston high :. Butte high 0.
Spokane high Q. Blair 0
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

o. every ileee Esse-s - Great BFss-
afr Ia 49, tAesr ives ~ aecaasnf
snnsflx. n GerusAHy tie rate ; &c
- lie. IN tie unitea senasa. a1G
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

An asvsneaxs n hswsng nc<AsnG -
give = n re freeaon - TIE an.e-tss.
- Shaf voai1 - eoae sa6sr s.hsr
rircaza1aanaa
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-27
SAN FRANCISCO MFR
 CHANT TAILOR.

I have in stock from 40to 50 suit leng ths and trouser patterns ready to be made to order by myself on short notice. am a practical tailor, formerly with Wannamaker and Brown Philadelphia. Eighteen years in business in San Fran cisco. l sell nothing but genuine merchant tailoring woolens, and inn ported woolens, from $26 co to S30. .00, and let me inform you, that you get no tailor made suits by ordering from eastern cities, but you will get fact ory made suit, and the goods you get will have from 50 to 80 per cent cotton in a suit costing from $16.00 to S26.00. Neither can you buy a ready made suit of imported goods for 500, but will prove to you that make to order suits from $26.0O to -S30.00 from im- ported Woolens. will show you in plain print on my samples when you buy if imported or if domestic.
 Yours Very Truthfully,
 The Prescott Tailor
 Located in Telephone ding.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-27
R0BlNSON-pETTET CO.,, 0NC) LOUISVILLE
Attention Veteransl!
Reunion.

At the solicitation of comrades and citizens near Serepta, the Confederate Reunion will be held there the 16th. and 17th. of August.
 Memorial services for Capt. Blake and others will be held night of l6th Those present then will arrange pro- gram for 17th. Camp Brag is ordered to report at the Serepta shed with days rations for themselves and fam lilies. Maj. o. L. Moncrief is appoint ed officer of the day and will mount guards if turkeys and rigs run over you. Ticks and chiggers give countersign after you leave. Comrades Waddle, Cross, C. J. Cennedy and Tom Gentry are appointed local committe to arrange for vets to have right-of-way toidinner 17th. ,.,
 o. s. Jones, Con-,
 W. A. Hatley, Chm. Com.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-27
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of catarrh that can- not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. Cheny < Co.,, Tolebo, O.. We, the undersigned, have known F.. J. Cheny for the last 15 years, and be- lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus mess, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 Walding, Kinnan X Marvin,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo O.. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testi- monials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle Sold by all druggist.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-27
Ea,terlings Second Normal Singing School.

Mr. Easterling is graduate of A. J. Showalter, Dalton, Ga., also of Edwin Moore, Yonker,s New York, also pu- pil of J. D. Patton and M. c. Barringer. The Second Session will be held at Laneburg, Nevada County, Ark, be- ginning August 9th, continuing 20 days closing on the evening of August 2Sth, with a concert.
 J. B. Easterling, Principal
 Mrs. Fannie Formby, Instrcmentalist J. w. Hudson, Secretary.
 Laneburg, Ark. Tuition-Advaaced Pupils, $4.00; Adults beginning Harmony, $500; Adults not in Harmony, $2.00; Children under 12 years, $1.50. Tuition payable by the tenth day.
 For any information write J. B. Easterling. Clyde, Texas, or J. w. Hudson, Laneburg, Arkansas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-27
John Hayes and Comrades

susppose you have seen the papers of our town speaking that our reunion of Nevada county is to be held at Serepta, the 16 and F of August.
 was very much in hopes that could have it changed and held at Prescott, and tried to get it here, but it seems that every thing was against me.
 Of course 1 am not the ranking officer of our camp, as you know Capt. Blake is dead, and we have never elected an other.
 So suppose you know that Lieut.. Jones is in command, so the matter has been thoroughly discussed and the com rades of Serepta earnestly requested that we give them the reunion.
 So now l wish to say, that l earnest ly request every comrade in Clark Co.,. to come and join camp Bragg.
 We will gladly receive you all. If you cant come please sendm your name and I will have it enrolled on our list.
 Furthermore wish to say that sever- al of us are going down in wagons and hope that good many old Vets of your county will come over and join us.
 The string is on the, outside of my door for allcomrade, Hope you will all come and go with us, as we are expect ing good time.
 We want to make ours a permanent camr, for it will not be long before we will cease to meet on this side of the river, but I hope and trust that we will all meet in better world without the loss of one.
 Your most devoted comrade,
 MAJOR O. l.. MoNCREF.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-27
CHURCHES.

Rf F. Ch4fsa south Rev. J. F. Godbev, pastor. Pfeaeh'aE every Sunday, -.norninE a4d might. Prayer met ug every Wednesday gh | Sunday Ses every Sunday morning at 9,l5 a. Fins E. h5f.f .a, Superintendent.
 Banti.t Church -EId f. G. Mahan, pastor. Preaching every Sunday morning and night. Prayer meeting every Thursday night Sunday School every Sunday morning at o'clock, 0.-S. Jones, Super 8tendeHt.
 C. P. Church Rev I. N Clack pastor. Preach ing every Sunday morning and night. Sunday School ever Sunday morning at 9:30; w. w. Tomp- kns. Superintendent.
 Christian Church-l1ld. c. NJ. Wemer, pastor. Preaching 3rd and 4th Sundays in each month. morning and night Prayer meeting every Wed- nesday night Sunday school every Sunday morn- ing at 10 0 clock; Chas. '. Newth, Suptt
 Presbyterian Church Rev. H. M. MeLain. pase tor Prcarh hing the End, 3rd and 4th Sundays in each month. morning and night Prayer meeting every Wednesday night. Sunday school every Sun- day morning at 10 o'clock; T. C. McRae. Supt.
 w c. T. U.meets End and 4th Friday after noons at o'clock. Mrs. W. 5, Waller, president; Mrs H. A. Sykes Secretary
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-27
To the Ladies of Prescott

You are earnestly requested to meet at the home of Mrs. w. T. Hart next Friday p. m July 27th. The object of this meeting is to formulate and dis cuss plans for organizing a Cemetery Committee (to be permanenD for the collection and disbursing of funds for improving De Ann Cemetery. Itis the earnest desire of those who have dis cussed the matter, that there shall be a large attendance of those who have an interest in the cemetery. Remember Friday 4, D. m. July 27th.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-27
Mayors Court.

Mayor Arnold's court was grinding out justice to the evil doers the first of the week in great bigllumps. Itseems that there has been few persons that regard the warning of the city marshal as a mere joke, but we are inclined to believe when his Honor gets through with them they will think that it is the duty of every citizen to help keep up the town