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vegetables, , el Llquozoue. como nm ex-
ceso de ongeno, 60 mortal & toda materia
vegetal.
en- esto consiste el gran valoT del Ii
quozone. Es e1 6nico medic conocido
de matar los gErmenes en- e1 cuerpo, sin
mataR tambien los teiidos. Toda droga
que mate los germenes e. un veneno que
no puede tomarse Inferno.
Las medtcinas son casi inefcace8 en-
cualquier eufeEmedad micr6bica; y este
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menso valor para La humanidad. Y este
valoE IS tan grande, que despues de pro-
bar e1 producto durante dos amos pOr me
dio de Medicos y Hospitales, compramos
por $Ioo, 600 los dereGhos en- America y
otros paises.
EnfermodadeS FIlcr6blcas.
Estas son las "a eonocidas enfermeda-
des originadas PoE microbes. Todo 10
one las medicines pueden hacer en- estas
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haIlen; = una vez que han o3do destruidoe
los germenes que eausan IL enfermedad,
esta debe terminasD , para dempre. Este
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Cafe, chocolate refrescos.
Licores, vinos, hutas, fambres.
Tabacos y cigarrillos, primera calidad
Abonos para comidas para empleados del
Comercio.
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Pueden los dall deen rivOs expeentes
compador de cada popdad dbe dp elective 10 dez
del
cua lie f6 subatada ppad durante los ez
en- que 1906
(Signed) VERAY.-SubC Collector
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JUAN SANTIAGO

Comerfo, Abril 20 de 1906.
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NOta:-HOspedaje pOr meses preciOs cOnVenciOnales.
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La siguiente carta ha sido dirigida por
Ell senior Rafael Cesteros, de Guayama, q
''La Discussion" de la Habana:
sr. Director de LA Discussion"
Habana, Cuba.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25

Close Out Wrappers
Assorted Styles. colors. sizes. Regular
$l.25 values. Special ........-..-.. sSc
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25
THE HApLEY MERCANTILE CO.

The citizens OF Florence and vicinity
are proud of the large department
store of the Hadley Mercantile Com
pany and are certainly justified In be-
ing so as the store is credit, not on
ly to Florence. but to the whole of
Fremont county.
\ Record reporter called there a
few days ago and was shown through
the establishment by Mr.. Hadley. No
person who was not familiar with
the. store could possibly have any
idea of the large stock carried and the
enormous business that is done by the
Hadley Mercantile Company. Foods
are shipped by them not only all over
this county. but also to many parties
in outside counties. Goods are shipped
daily by mail. express and freight
There are two good reasons for the
large and steadily increasing trade
of this establishment. one Is the low
prices and the other the enterprise
shown by the firm, in addition to this
every customer is satisfied with the
quality of the goods and the treatment
they receive
The half-page advertisement OF the
Hadley Mercantile Company will be
found elsewhere in this issue.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25

The mention CT one place in partic-
ular in Canon City will illustrate the
remarkable change in the matter of
conducting funerals. This is the un-
dertaking parlos of ]. H Hunt, To-
Gated at 123 and 125 South Fifth
street, Canon City. 1t is the largest
of its kind in the city and visitor to
the place observes nothing to indi-
cate what business is carried on un-
less they are unfortunate to require
the undertaker's services. II that is
the case different articles appear as
If by magic until they wonder how
such a large stock can be hidden from
the view.
In addition to what has been al
ready mentioned it can be stated that
all first class undertakers now have
lady attendant, when services are
required in cases of ladies and child
rem. Then where for one reason or an
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25
Florence and the Camps
UeU Satisfied Uith the Ticket

party is extremely fortunate In hay-
ing at Florence some OF the most pop
ular and best political workers to be
found in any town In the state. The
matter of registering the voters was
looked after by them in very care
full and systematic manner and when
they state that they ere confadent of
the success of the Republican party
and the election of the candidates on
that ticket they know full well what
they are talking about and are not
making false claims or guessing at the
result As one of the workers ex-
pressed II. ''as far as Florence and vi
cinity Is concerned, except for getting
out the voters on election day. 1t Is
all over but the counting"
visit to the coal camps out from
Florence shows that the larger major
ity of the citizens In these places IA
vor the Republican candidates on
both the state and county tickets. As
one of the miners remarked to the
writer a few days ago. Everything
is running along nicely now. and /
believe in leaving we'll enough alone.
Several other workers showed that
they thoroughly agreed with the
speaker. The Democratic workers
and candidates who have visited the
camps have found to their sorrow
that the words quoted above repre-
sents the sentiment OF the large ma
jority of the miners and have returned
from their trips sadder. II not wiser
men.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25

The political feeling in and around
Florence is very strongly Republican.
not so much perhaps. on account of
the name and the principles that nat
uraliy go with 1t as the class of men
who are named on the Republican
state and county tickets. These are
considered to be SO uniformly good
that It is likely that there will be but
few scratched Republican ballots de-
posted on the day of the election.
1t is certainly true as stated by some
that the Republican ticket is gaining
In strength every day and II is fact
that the strength has shown itself
palmer as the date OF the election ap-
proachcs. One thing alone shows this
to be absolutely true and that is the
difference In the attendance and in
terest shown at the two political meet
ings held recently in the Opera House
at Florence.
The Democratic rally, which was ex-
tensively advertised and and at which
<5enator Patterson was the principal
speaker, was not attended by more
than 200 persons and there was not
the slightest enthusiasm shown and
very little Interest was taken In II
outside OF those directly interested.
. The Republican meeting was a d.
rect contrast to the other In every
way. II was addressed by Congress-
man Hogg and Candidate Haggott.,
This was a genuine rally. as the hall
was completely hlled and It Is doubt
full II there has ever been more en-
thuslasm at any political meeting ever
held in Florence.
In addition to the marked partial
ity shown towards the Republican
state, county and local tickets the
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25

other the family relatives or friends
cannot have the funeral services at
house they can be held in the chap
el and the funeral take place from
there.
]. II. Hunt has had the leading un-
dertaking business In Victor. Colo,
for many years. His SON, Burt H.
Hunt. is the manager of the business
in Canon City. He is one of the
promising young business men of the
city He is a property owner and has
settled permanently.
The firm of ]. H. Hunt are the
county undertakers and are licensed
embaimers.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25
FLORENCE LOCAL
REPUBLICAN TICKET

For Justices of the Peace-F. f.
Johnson and William McFie.
For Constables-James C. Duncan
and Frank Brown.
! Although the Florence local ticket
at this election is not large one. con-
by the citizens, and It will not be
lost sight of an account of the state
and county issues and candidates.
The general opinion 10 that no better
men for the positions could be found
In Florence. Most OF tho Democrats
admit this and also that the Republi-
can candidates will get the votes Of
the respectable people Irrespective Of
party or political lines.
r. e. johnson. one Of the candi-
dates for justice of the peace, has
been resident Of Florence for twelve
years. He 10 . barber BY trade and
has = host OF friends.
william McFfe. the other candidate
has resided Florence for a,numbsr
OF years. He 10 an old soldier and
10 very highly, thought Of b. al Who
know him.
For constable. James c. Duncan 10
specially we'll nttsd for tie position.
He 10. blacksmith u trade sAA has
been . citissa Of vlcrsnos foe anum-
bsr Of ysars. II
Frank Brown. ~ okAee eonaa6aaa
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25
THE OLD WAY AND
THAT OF THE NEW

made in newer and better methods in
many lines of business that of the
undertaken has been behind the 9TH
ers. Many will remember the time
when collins and funeral furnishings
were placed on display and the more
prominence given them the better it
was considered by those who were in
the husineaR
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25

for constable is also well qualified
for the position. He is the proprietor
of feed and grain business.
Taken all in all there never was a
better local ticket in Florence than
the Republicans have for this election
and from all indications it will be
carried by a large majority.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25

Which do you want-a Supreme
Court that writes its own opinions, or
one whose opinions are dictated in the
NewsTimes office in Welton street
in Denyers
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25

DR.. Phifer, presiding elder of the
Methods. church. presided Saturday
evening at the quarterly conference
and preached Sunday morning.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25
Hosiery Specials

Ladies' Fine Seamless Fast Black Hose.
IL 1-2c values. 10 days Special. 49,.
Ladies' and Misses Fine Seamless. Fast
Black, Ribbed Hose. II 1-2c values
10 days Special
Ladies' and Misses Extra Fine. Seam
less. Fast Black, Ribbed Hose. 25c
and soc values. 10 days Special
Boys and Misses Ribbed Hose. extra
heavy. extra quality. Double Knee
and Heel in soc values. 10 days
Special .......i.........
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25
Underwear Bargains

Ladies' Fleeced Lined Best Quality Rib
bed Vests and Pants. Soc values. 10
days Special .........-.........- -
Ladies' Fleeced Lined. Good Quality
Union Suits. regular $1.15 values
10 days Special ..................... s5t
Ladies' S1.25 value Best Quality Ribbed.
Fleeced Union Suits. 10 days Special. ~
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25
Big Petticoat Specials

1st Lot Extra Good Quality Black Mer-
cerized Sateen, $1.50 values. 10 days
Special ................... Csc
End Lot. Extra Full Size, Good Quality
Black Mercerized Sateen, regular $500
values. 10 days Special ........... S1.50
Bird Lot Extra Good Quality Black
Aercerized Sateen, good fullness reg
ular $3.50 values. 10 days Special. S1.9S
4th Lot Extra Good Quality Near Silk
Petticoats, assorted colors, extra full,
$3.75 values 10 days Special. 49,. $S.75
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25
Belts and Combs

Ladies' 6oc and Csc Fancy Plaid Belts.
While. Black, Beaver. Red. Green. Blue
Kid Belts. 10 days Special .......
10 Styles Black Silk Belts. all new. reg
ular 60 values. 10 days Special
25c to 35c White Ivory Back or Side
Combs. 10 days Special ......-.....
zoe to 25c Amber CoIored Back or Side
Combs 10 days Special .....--...
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25
Clocks and Goats

New Styles and New Fabrics are arriving
daily, special low prices are given in this
department on Ladies', Misses. Infants.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02
PRESCOTT'S
BUSINESS MEN
Held Another Interesting Meet
ing Monday at Bank of
Prescott.
COMMITTEE MAKES ITS REPORT
VIII Have Basket Picnic at Blue Lake Wed
nesday. May %. Jno. Hays Elected
Chairman of Committee and
J. M Milburn Secretary

The business men of our city
held an adjourned meeting Mon
day morning at the Bank Of
Prescott at which quite a num-
Der Of Prescott's 5 prominent bus
mess men were present and
much interest was manifested.
The committee, W. B. Waller,
Sam T. White. Thos. C. McRae
and Geo. J. Terry, which was
appointed at a recent meeting to
confer with the Clark County
committee last Friday reported
that they decided to have a bas-
ket picnic at Blue Lake in Clark
County on Wednesday, May %.
Jno. Hays was made chairman
of the committee and he will ap-
point a committee from Clark.
J. NJ. Pittman, chairman of
the meeting, appointed the fol-
lowing persons as the committee
from this county: W. B. Waller,
Sam T. White, Geo. j. Terry,
w. T. Hart, O. R. Mcdaniel and
Jno. M. Milburn. Jno. NJ. Mil
burn was elected secretary of the
joint committee. This commit
tee will hold a meeting as soon
as they can communicate with
Chairman Hays and proceed to
effect an organization and lay
out the work.
The object of this gathering is
to concert action which will re-
suit in erecting a bridge across
the Little Missouri River on or
near the Okolona road. This is
not the first attempt to bridge
this stream, but from the inter
est exhibited by both Nevada
and Clark citizens we have hope
of it being the last.
There is no question of this be-
ing a move in the right direction
and if nothing else is accomplish
ed it will result in a closer friend
ship between the two counties,
but it is hoped that by concert
of action it will result in the
humane act of building bridge
across this river.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02
MARKETREPORT
Prescott Market Corrected by
w. B. Waller.

COTTON - Middling; to-day,
10 1-2 Good middling. 10 3-4.
CORN Mixed, 65 to 20 cents.
ATS-Feed, As to So;
HIDES-Green, 5 to &c; dry
salt, 7 1-2 to 10c, dry flint, Is to
17c.
Woodbury. unwashed, 10
to 15c; clean unwashed, Is to
20 cents; tub washed, 25 to Soc.
BEESWAX-20 to 25 cents.
TALLOW-3 to 4c.
DRY SALT MEAT - Extra
short cleax, 10 to 10 1-2 cents.
SMOKED BACON-E X t a
Short, clear 10 ga to II cents.
STOCK PEAS - Whipporwill,
81. % to $1.50 per bushel.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02
ARTESIAN.

Cotton is coming up nicely IN
this community. Several of the
farmers have plowed their corn.
Fishing parties have been num-
erous the past week.
There will be party at Mr.. AL
Wakes Saturday night. Every
body invited to come and bring
his girl.
Miss Hattie Landers attended
the singing at DeAnn Sunday.
John Harris and Miss Anna
Black attended singing Sunday.
There was a chewing gum
agent at the dance Saturday but
he gave all of his gum to the
widow.
Rile Scaggs was able to be out
Saturday, after brief illness.
Norman Martin says that the
over-howing we'll water at Mr..
Davis will cure chills.
Clarance Jones, of Clayton,
was in our midst Sunday.
Success to the Picayune and its
many readers.
April 80.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02

OVER NEVADA
News Gathered By Special Cor.
respondents Throughout
The County.
CROP PROSPECTS PROMISING
Every Indie alton Points to Excellent Yield
this Year. Corn Planting is Progress
ing Rapidly. Cotton In Some
Loc aties is Up.
GARLANDVILLE.

We enjoyed the rain very much
Monday.
Most all the farmers will begin
blowing corn this week.
Any unnatural act on the part
of Henry Shackleford may be
looked over now that he is called
papa.
The music played by Prof. Sip
Collins last Saturday night will
long be remembered by all
present.
Joe and John Lowe, of Wal
laceburg, were in these parts Sum-
day.
Mr.. Walter Nelson, of New
Home, was the guest of Miss
Myrtle Bolls Saturday night.
The NJ. E. Conference will
convene at Midway next Satur-
day. Everybody come. Preach
ing Sunday.
Rumor says we are going to
have a wedding soon, but | think
it will be a flash.
Look out Drab how you talk
about Tar Baby or you will have
him grabbing at you. He is
small but loud. Now Drab, if
you hear a baby crying, you must
come to his aid and comfort him.
O, say. Let every reader of
the Pic" get one or more of his
friends to subscribe for the best
county paper in Arkansas.
April 80.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02
HICKORY GROVE

We have been having some
fine sunshine during the past
week.
The health of this community
is fine, except Jim who was sick
Sunday.
F. P. Harris cleaned of the
graves of his children at Arte-
sian Saturday. The whole grave
yard is in need of cleaning up.
1t looks like the jungles of Africa
Come together people and clean
it off.
The farmers of this vicinity
all have a nice stand Of cotton
and corn.
The Grove Band will play at
Mrs. Guthrie's Saturday night.
l.. B. Hawley visited his moth
er Sunday.
Will Ellis attended the singing
at Moscow Sunday.
Some of our young people at
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02
MERRY SPORT AT
MONTE NE
Fox Hunt, Fiddler's Contest and Other Doins'
to Be Held at this Popular Resort
Fox Hunt Begins Today.

Monte Ne, April 80. There
will be notable fox hunt here
this week, beginning on Wednes-
day and lasting till Saturday. 1t
will be attended by lovers of the
sport mainly from Missouri,
Indian Territory and Arkansas.
Red foxes are plentiful here and
a chase can be started any time
in 80 minutes.
On the program is an expert
ence meeting, a banquet and a
fiddlers' contest. Fiddlers of the
Ozark mountains attend the
fox hunts here and make merry
the nights with the strings and
bow. A great time is expected.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02
BANK OF NEWPORT
CLOSES DOORS
Lumber Concern Which Has Suffered
Heavy Losses Recently.

Newport, April 80. The Bank
of Newport established in 1889,
the oldest of the local banks,
with deposits of nearly $500, 600,
closed it's doors this morning. A
placard announced it's suspension
with the statement that a receiv-
er had been applied for.
At a meeting of the directors
held yesterday evening it was
decided to suspend business, and
one of the members or the board,
Attorney J. M. Stayton, was dis
patched to Mammoth Spring to
ask of Chancellor J. c. Hum
phries the appointment of a re-
ceiver who will probably be AL
corn Ferguson of this city.
The announcement of the sus-
pension came as a shock to a
great majority of the people,
though a number of large deposi-
tors had withdrawn their ac-
counts owing to a prevalent rum
or of it's impaired condition by
reason of large loan made to q
large lumber company which,
through the past year, suffered
heavy losses on account of eXces-
sive rains and inability to operate.
Cashier R. M. Johnson says all
depositors will be paid in full.
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tions. He added that the solu-
ton of all these problems was to
be found in a mileage charge as
the basis for railroad rates.
Mr.. Foraker called attention to
the fact that under existing law
the Supreme Court had held that
in case of discrimination against
a community a railroad could be
enjoined. This being true, he
saw no reason for complicating
the situation.
Mr.. Clarke said that in case of
an appeal to the courts they
may either endorse the rates fix
ed or strike it out entirely, but
Mr.. Foraker contended that a
court could enjoin all of a given
rate that might be above just
and reasonable compensation.
Mr.. Clarke also believed that
the only judicial question involv-
ed was the question of just COM
pensation, and the courts could
exercise jurisdiction on no other
point. He thought there should
be not only a valuation of the
roads, but that the compensation
should be fixed at 6 per cent. In
the cases of the more valuable
roads he would arrive at a correct
return by determining the value
of the property.
What would you do with
roads that make nothing"' in
quired Mr.. Foraker.
Turn them over to somebody
that could make money out of
them responded Mr.. Clarke.
He admitted that there might
be cases in which it would be
impossible to find a feasible
scheme of making the roads pay
stockholders.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02
PINEY GROVE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen Calhoun
attended Sunday School here
Sunday.
Mr.. Bob Dougan took dinner
Sunday with Mr.. G. w. Grumpy,
Ask the boys how the foot-and-
half game went Sunday.
Sam Sanders is the best dane
er in the county. Pat for him
and see.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Calhoun,
of near Rocky Mound, were in
this vicinity Sunday. Also Mr..
and Mrs. Will Cummins, of near
Artesian.
Ask w. L. Acree and c. H.
Dougan why they didn't go tc
the singing Sunday.
We are sorry to hear that G.
w. Grumpy had to plant some OF
his cotton over.
Marble Grumpy is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Maud Harmon this
week.
May |.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02
Republican Township Convention.

Missouri Republican Township
meeting will be held at the court
House Thursday May 10th at 2
o. m. for the purpose of electing
delegates to the county conven-
ton and such other business as
may come before it.
T. S. Bryan Sec.
Jack Grayson,
Alex Vaughn,
B. r. Oastler,
Committee.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02

tended the singing at Mr.. John
Guthrie's Sunday. Clifton sue
ceeded in getting to the railroad
where he sat down on the cross
ties with silly grin.
The people of Artesian are get
ting into the middle of a bad fix
as the doctor has lost his pill
bag. That's right, Doc. Hunt
'em up and come again.
1t is reported that Mr.. Chas.
Moore has "a net in the creek.
He says it is his own make and
is catching some nice fish.
Mr.. John McSweeney was the
guest of Mr.. Jim Harris Sunday.
Mr.. F. P. Harris has been sick
the past few days.
Mrs. Norman visited her
daughter, Mrs. Mcmillan, in
Prescott Sunday.
The good old summer time
has Just arrived with his sun
shine.
April 80.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-02
LANEBURG.

The meeting at Pisgah Satur-
day and Sunday was we'll attend
ed and was quite an interesting
occasion.
Mr.. Sam Shattock and wife
of Prescott, visited friends at
Berkman's Mill here Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Martin, of
Prescott, attended church at Pts
gah Sunday.
Tom Weaver and family who
have been living in Hope for the
past several months, are moving
to Berkman's Mill in this vicinity
Some of the people went to
Bodcaw Sunday to hear DIR.
Autrey preach and witness the
ordination of two ministers, one
of whom was Prof. Hollis Of the
Bodcaw High School.
Mrs. Amanda Robinson nee
Woodul, wife of Sam J. Robin
son, died at their home near De-
Queen, Sewer County, Arkansas,
last week. She was a sister to
Thos. J.. and Henry Woodul and
was born and reared in the yicin-
ity of Sutton. She leaves be-
sides a bereaved husband, three
children, one son and two daugh-
ters and numerous other relatives
and friends to mourn her de-
parture.
Old Uncle Willis Gates, who
died at the home of his son-in-
law, w. J. Sutton on Friday
night, was buried at Union
Church Sunday evening.
We are informed that Jasper
! N. Garrett, of DeAnn, lost his
youngest child by death a few
days ago.
Crop prospects are favorable.
Cotton planting will soon be
lClnt;n,,oa an fourth nano \
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