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The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-18
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The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-18
Local and Personal.

Libbey's Cut Glass at Prescott Hardware Go.
 Wanted-a young lady to assist in the News office. Apply at once. Clerk Nat Martin drove to Bod, cav this morning to spend the day.
 Mrs. Chas. F. Newth is slight ly improved today, although she is yet in critical condition.
 Mrs. Whit Roseborough, of Rosboro, Ark, is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. P. Beidelman.
 Pick out your heating stove now and let us set it up before you need 1t. Prescott Hardware ] Go.
 Be ready for cool weather by getting your heater now from Prescott Hardware Co. They set them up without charge.
 C. $. HoSmer. who is cruising big tract of timber out on the P. X N. w., arrived in the city last night for a few days rest.
 A large crowd witnessed the rendition of Monte Cristo at the opera house last night, and were we'll pleased with the perform ance.
 Lost-an ice wool shawl, white, between Methodist church and Christian .church last Friday evening. Finder will please re- turn to Mrs. w. A. Newth or leave at Newth X Kings shop.
 Section Foreman Holleran received 700 cross ties to be used in repairing the track on his sec tion. The ties were unloaded this morning and will be put in place within the next two weeks.
 The News is short of printers which interferes very much with the publication of the daily. How ever, we hope Ito get mechanics within a few days and beg the indulgence of our readers until that time.
 Gus Peters and Ed Clark, of Cotfeyville, Kansas, arrived in the city yesterday to take posi- tions as bricklayers with the Prather Construction Co. The gentlemen are accompanied by their wives.
 Notice to the Public: Increas ed cost of production necessi- tates a change in the price of milk and butter, which in the flu ture will be; Sweet milk, 35c a gallon; buttermilk, l0c; butter, BOG a lb. Guy N. Garner.
 Dr. Powell this morning hand. ed us two pairs of spectacles, ,one with gold frames, the other with aluminium frames, which had been left at his dental office. Owners can get. them by calling at The News office, identifying the property and paying for this no- tice.
 Messrs. G. R. Haynie and bio Lewis left this afternoon for Okolona, where they will attend "a Woodman banquet tonight. Senator Haynie will respond to the toast, The Good of the Or der," while bio will doubtless make a talk on Negro Min strels. ---
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-18


 cery Co.
 A full line of Fenway's choco- lates at Bakers Drug Store.
 Fresh shipment choice choco- late candy at Geo. J. Terry Go.
 If you can't find the smoking tobacco you want. Call at Geo. J.. Terry Go.
 Oranges, apples and bananas, at H0War0 Terry's, next to Post oMce.
 Hit Bros. Grocery Co.,. are re- ceiving their pure food can vegeta- bles every day.
 Mrs. Geo. w. Kizer sOlicits clothes cleaning, pressing and repairing. Phone 221.
 Mrs. M. M. Teal has the latest things in millinery. See her for styles and prices right.
 Just received, nice line of eight button length kid gloves at S2.00, at Mrs. M. M. Teal's.
 Fresh shipment of Log cabin Maple Syrup at
 Hit Bros. Grocery Co.
 Burney Clack is agent for Philadelphia Steam Laundry Good work and splendid service. Come this evening and hear Rev. z. D. Lindsey, who is doing some good preaching at the Methodist church.
 With five or six cars of coal en- route, and a car received today from Hope, the power plant ex- poets to run full time from this date through the future.
 Bakers Drug Store has just received full line of the tablets. spoilers and composition books adopted by the school board Also a full line of school books.
 Sam 0. Logan requests us to state that he expects to sprinkle the streets just as often as the towns water supply will permit, during this month, but will charge nothing for the service, on ac- count of the irregularity.
 On account of the increased price Of feed stuffs, l shall, in the future, be forced to charge the following prices for dairy pro ducts: Sweet milk, 35c gallon. Butter, 30c lb Buttermilk, 10c.
 W. R. White, Jr.
 In yesterdays issue we mixed up our short story on page 8 slightly, by printing a column each of two different articles. We straighten matters today by reproducing the first part of Belinda Deals" together with hn ,No,.f omitted
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-18

For Sale: 6 room house on 122 foot lot close in, northwest front. S100 cash, balance like rent.
 SEE ELLSWORTH.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-18
October Events.

1S-Lyceum course attraction at
 the opera house. 19-Meeting of school directors
 of Nevada county at Prescott. 21-Sells Brothers Show at Tex.
 arkana. 21-Prof. X. LaRue, hypnotist,
 3nights at the opera. "A Self Culture Club meets with
 Miss Betsy Hinton. by J. J. Moore on
 boil weevil. Moving pictures at opera
 house. 2o-Probate court convenes. 31-Halloween.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

out into the cOuatry some whore AID digging up
good big tuf: OF grass. roots. dirt and ali Ihls
transplant, in wooden BOX which keep N ~ ~
Kitchen in the corner where The cats are t''I ~
watering Il and giving IT. what sun Z ci9 - ~.
Keep " going HU winter and bow the cats i'' stJi
IT. They love Co 1iDHic n thc Culi. lilcF &fiSs
Is their own httl" preserve NoSc,ty ever 'Hteite.S
with them nr shCcs them away Th2- boy 1t SIssaSs
rot only keeps the eats I'M good cCnolioE ~
enables To have growing ferns and PAN, 49, y
every IN Oh" fiat unTolcsted by sharp HI0S
teeth and niSchievCUS DAVIS
Money alone IS Of when It cones TO 'N'
question OF clothes One must have good taste to'.
Notwithstanding all the excellent dTessraa kers a-
shops. there IS always vast army ~ women W.
seem deliberately to CHOOSE the load ana hideous -
dress While spending vsst Sums on thf1s e'u'.
they never contrIve To look weil, and many p~
so uncomfortable in eli their hnery that they ~.
veritable objects % pity. ~ the opera s.-e no.
nigh; two women. standing side BY Sdc IT, 9,sSfs
ment were living examples OF money Ne4S,~s.+;,iex
The one was In pink satin trimmed Win H.s,s1Iiv
OF superb Brussels lace di1Nonds IN uet :,te an
marctlled wglike couture and 30 many osLffFon
her person The girl next her was m bl1tA = sfrne
with n black aigrette in her fair mar 0t5 ,arf.
of r,alachite beads with pendant afounu 80 me
The pink woman could have b0uSht anu anu m ore
black and green ten times over, ~ ~ Iras 50
gave her a second glance, while tire Otust "a raeu-
entirely charming that all who saw he4 "'~
tai note OF her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
THE EASTER BONNET.
Quaint ancestors of Dashing Up to
Date Hats.

Did you ever climb the steep narrow stairway IN
Il genuine old,ine garnet and poke your head into
its mysterious gloom and sniff is ancient doors
without being overcome witt: the desire 20 rum
mage?
Not long since II was the good fortune Of
woman to DO all those things and, furthermore, to
do them with the privilege OF runmaging In this
particular garnet knobby bundles hung from the
heavy rafters. brass and mahogany CLEANED from
Gusky corners. huge chests tempted investigation
and imagination; boxes and parcels 81 every des rip
ton piled the roof, and from the midst of this
dacctabe chaos the scaTchers unearthed a lot OF
the quaintest. Queercst and most fascinating old
time millinery imaginable.
II seemed particularly apropos find just AZ this
time when TIE question Of Easter bonnets is agi-
tating the feminine mind So she photographed the
group thinking a careful study of the styles por-
trayed might help solve the question for some
Photographs : l and the side and rear
elevations Of a calash-a gorgeous affair of pea
green ''taffey' silk lined with canary yellow. with
green fastened to the NAT OF ITS pAHk Imagine the
comfort OF rounding the Flatlrou Building with
depths To succe5SfuuE weather a storm one has
only TO pull the ribbon attached to the front
which is called lisA-'hls "Iaa5 tHe hdt our
after the manner Of an accordion until ones head
IS envelOned in series Of silk covered hoops. in
size closely approaching a half barrel When the
lash is released the hoops spring back and. be
mold an upright structure only two three inches
deep. As the hat does not touch the head in any
place. hut rests upon the shoulders this style
should recommend itself 10 all wtaTcrs OF the FASH
For tho modest violet" tyre OF woman what
could he more enticag than one os these ''pokes' >
A dream in cnip is No; 3. The straw braid is all
string are girded all about and a double cape Of
the same IS cunnngly disposed for the protection
No. IS Of quilted silk distractingly lovely
shade Of Quaker gray. and IS n marvel OF expert
needework This has more extensive cape and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
NOTES OF THE CLUBS.

Judging from the large number of tickets al
ready sold, the charity whist which will be given
by the Immediate Aid Society at the Waldorf
Astoria next Thursday evening. will be n rraa+
success financially as well socially. Many heau-
tlful prizes have been contributed for the cauSe
Inc officers OF the society are Mrs BENJAMIN M
Well president; Mrs. Monroe Koch, secretary AMI
Mrs Felix Plateau. treasurer ~
reception in honor Of Mrs. William w Arm,
strong. of Rochester, the defeated candidate in H.
last State Federation election. was given NJ mol,
monico's last Wednesday by the women who sun,
ported her in that campaign The cards Of in
vitation bore the names of Mrs Belle de River,
Miss Florence Guernsey Mrs Dore Lyon. Ms
Robert H. Rucker, Mrs. John Fowler Trow Mrs
Albert c. Bage. Mrs Sara Dickinson Lewis Mrs
Lawrence D. Alexander. Mrs. John Francis Yavrsar
and Mrs. Leonard L. Hill Among those present
were Mrs. William Cumming Story, president of
tne City Federation; Mrs. Charlotte Wilbur presI-
dent of SOTosis Mrs Gerard Bancker president ~
the Daughters of the Empire State: Mrs. Julia p.
I.evins, president of the Chicago Women's Club:
Mrs. Charles COnrade Futhrauff president of Tho
National Society of Ohio Women: Mrs William
GSant Brown president of the WOmcn's WesT FIni
Republican Club Mrs. Thomas Vivian. president
of the California Club Mrs. John II. Judge Mrs
George ". Wallace. Mrs. Thomas w. Fuller Mrs
John L. Niven DR.. Sophie SCheel and Mrs. Angus
tine ]. Wilson. MIS-. Lyon said there WeE ut! as
political about the gathering
The West End Woman's Republican Association
Will give musical and dance on the evening of
March - at the Hotel Marseille. Broadway and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

for II might serve either for the afternoon home
for the small dinner Is Of flet lace, broken by
bands Of straw colored satin, and mounted over
pale yellow mousseline de sole There is n broad
band OF satin the lotion OF the skirt. about
three inches above the lace edge. and this up
the sides OF the tablier The bodice IS entirely OF
the lace. with broad bretelles Of satin, held over
the shoulders by three bands Of black velvet
fastened by strass buttons. There are three
similar straps of velvet the front of the gown
The kimOnO sleeve Of lace is trimmed by band OF
the satin put little above the edge. which is
closed with strap Of velvet and two buttons.
The quantity of hlet used makes this expen-
sive creation, but the idea could be carried
with all-oVer Nalenciennes. Another way Of using
the model, which Is not at all a difficult one
make. would be 10 replace the lace with yelling in
some pretty color, and satin in the same or
deeper shade. An wolfe, trimmed with POM
padour silk in this fashion would be pretty and
the touches Of black ribbon would look particularly
we'll in this connection
A idea in feather fans has been recently in
troduced- The feathers may be coGue's feathers
peasants, birds Of gayer plumage the quiet
pigeon. and the sticks tortoise she'll When the
fan is closed the head of the bird ornaments the
first stick and when open il is on one side Those
who like such use Of birds consider this charm
ing effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
Thin Materials Fa0ored for Spring.
Frevebfal Severity Tailor Mades Not EvidenceThe
Arm Drapery a Graceful Fashion.

and do rot quite meet on the bust FOR there IS an
inner vest of bright blue cloth. fastened with a
single Of silver buttons. The vest is straight,
ends the wastlino and makes "a depaSsemsnt
about the reck Of the jacket. \ nice touch is a
little turnover collar OF blue velvet The jacket IS
trimmed with bias bands, and there is a watch
pocket side.
Another model in wool has broader stripes in two
shades OF pale gray. The skirt has q down
the front which necesstates the stripes meeting in
inverted VS., and there is the form Of veste
top. AT the bottom OF me skirt is broad band OF
the stuff. with the stripes running about and with
stitched pattes cut .lias and put with fold of
white cloth. ID trim the gown that the stripes
may run in different ways seems to he the touch
OF originality in these costumes.
All these models described have three-Guarter
length sleeves and skirts which touch all about
and yet the t&ilors display them walking gowns
When asked if they are to make short skirts
they reply that II is too early for that point TO be
decided that their clients viii want these gowns
first Probably the question of short skirts in
France Will be settled Of personal prefer
ence, for as fashionable fad this skirt went
out early in the winter.
SATIN IN FAVOR.
There IS a good deal Of satin used. not only for
formal evening gowns. but for house frocks and
for visiting toilets. and like all the mate
rails in vogue now. the satin is most souple An
interesting gown lit is little difficult 10 classify II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

an exceedingly jaunty bow Of the same coored
ribbon where the cape end the bonnet join There
airs of strings I'm front the narrow ones
for use and the bread ornamental streamers.
The rather severe limos OF No are relieved by
soft. plsated run The structural lines in this
parallel with the length of the bonnet instead of
around il. in most nj tho others. This is OF
snuff co1rrd silk-a of clorided sun bonnet
The sweet simplicity ~ No may not appeal 70
many. but IL is certainly uniGte-a classic
Ine-and should find strong adherents in lovers OF
the simple life
The scoop shaped No = bedecked with flowers
lace and ribbon is for the fTvoiouSly young. This
creation Of ashes-ofroses silk ard lilies the
valley and roycbuds Cunuingly disposed beneath
the front protection originally curling plume
swept from the left side and dropped the wear
ers shoulder. The prong shaped pieces. intended
frame tho chin terminate in unusually ex-
pansvc bow, lighter in shade than the body OF the
bonnet The cape Is lined with a ruffis OF lace n
is also the whole opening Of the hat. This triumph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

Prompting in Il theatre is one OF the c2ll'rss that
few il aav women have thus far essayed-oUts.de
of Paris. that is. whore woman recently Applied
for such position. ana would have got L NJ =
had not been for the women attached 10 tle thr'l-
ire The pronptcr. having fallen III, So the St'fE
herself well that when her husband died. wees
later. she applied for the place She Wouid ave
got H. TOO. the manager OF the house and the nlie
members OF the company making no objection Out
They all declared the position was too important
to he held by q woman. that they could y! acc -
reliance a woman pTOmpter; that ~Ctn il(h vt
confidence would seriously interfere with taeif @t
Ing. exc. The manager was forced 20 80 ~,
Another man has replaced the dead prompter rue
story is interesting affOrdinS another instance
OF the lack of loyalty Of women to Their own SEA
English friends and admirers Of Mrs traisie
(Johr Oliver HobhCsl have started movement 10
erect memorial 20 the novelist. Joseph Chca'e
has promised to help Mrs George CorsEail:s West
one OF the treasurerg and others on the com
m!ttoe arc Lord Curzan Augustine DiSren. Winston
Churchill the Duchess CT Sutherland Mrs
Humphry Ward. Miss Ellen Terry. Anthony Hope,
Lord FitzInauriCe and Lady Crewc- II Is proposed
to give the memorial the form OF portrait plaque,
In either marble bronze, TO be placed IN CEi-
VfrSitS College. London. Mrs. tralSS anna mater
Of modern English literature The project includes
the erection OF Il replica OF the PLAGUE 10 % paced
in some suitable position i'm the United States. and
the Offering Of second scholarship in tbs country
woman who goes in for things "catty.'' al
though she does not call herself eat fancer. says
she keeps her CeIire pets in good condition al Win
ter by little forethought IN the fall! Before The
frost comes" sine says. Il make a point of going
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
Snuff eoIored silk.

beWitching bride Of eighteen - ."
Every stitch in these hats was mn In nv. b,rI
Inc materials were made to last evidently for
tley nav" hardly changed color. In one hat there
are number of handmade pins with cIrIst, ra,,r5
heads twisted on. Each hat was slowed away In n
gorgeously paper box that would give an ttcIi,",
palm 70 any up-to-date milliner 'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
HAAS GOWNS REDUCED.

O. Haas Bros. Ladies' Tailors No 20 West
9th street. formerly of 5th ave, offer as spa-
cial inducenent for this week their handsome
Tailored Costumes. to order. for only S4S; regu-
lar price $40. These suits will be made TO suit
the individuality of the wearer and give her the
effect of being exclusively goWned. Latest stvla
best quality Of cloths and perfection Of fit is the
motto OF this firm. Suit ordered now will be
ready to wear for Easter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

103d street. The sons of the members viii act as a
floor committee and the music VIII include violin
numbers by Mrs. Ruby Gerard de Laet, and songs
by Mrs Charles Alirch. Miss Lena Outhe and
Fletcher SheTa. The card room will be in charge
~ Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs. Alexander Ale
Saughton is chairman OF the entertainment COM
mittee
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-09

holds the absolute monopoly. When
The population Of the world ceases to
increase. then perhaps the demand
for crude cotton will decrease. 1t is
of supreme Importance. therefore,
that reliable facts in regard to the
south's cotton crop shall be given to
the world, and given as far and as
accurately as possible from southern
sources.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-09
The Odor of SanctitY.

At a big luncheon Beerbohm Tree
sat next to the dean of Manchester.
Said guest: "Well, Mr.. Tree, what
have you been doing today?" "Oh," "
replied the actormanger. ~ went for
a long motor ride this morning and
lost bet." "Indeed," remarked the
dean. MAY ask what the bet was?'
"Certainly,'' said Mr.. Tree; ~
made a bet that we should pass
through 400 different odors and we
only encountered $780," "Ah," was
the quick reply, "you missed the odor
Of sanctity. ''-Argonaut.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-09
JUDGE PRITCHARD
TO MODIFY ORDER
Agreed to by Virginia and the Rail-
roads-Final Decision Octo-
Der l.

Richmond, Va, Aug o.-Wlth1n the
next week United States Circuit
Judge Pritchard will sign modified
decree, agreed to by the state and the
railroads, under which the corporation
commission will be enabled to COM
plete the third step on its rate-mak-
ing function by publication Of the 2
cent rate order for four consecutive
weeks in a Richmond newspaper. Not
later than October l the new rate will
go into effect pending final adjudica-
tion of the entire question involved
by the supreme court Of the United
States.
Thus the commonwealth will have
accomplished that for which it has
consistently fought without disorder,
without defying a federal ruling and
without employment of "big stick "
tactics.
In the circuit court Of the United
States for the eastern district Of Vir-
ginia, there were filed today two
papers in the case of each eontesting
railroad, constituting an important
part of the present and pending hti-
cation. Judge Robert R. Prentis,
member Of the corporation commits
sion, filed the demurrer, which sets
forth the general plea of the defen-
dant commission in all Of the cases.
It reads as follows:
"This defendant by protestation,
not confessing or acknowledging all
or any other matters and things in
the said plaintiff s bill to be true in
such manner and form as the same
therein set forth, demurs thereto and
for cause Of demurrer shows:
First. That the said plaintiff has
not, in and by the said bill, stated
any such cause as doth entitle it to
any such relief as is thereby sought
and prayed for.
",Second.. That this defendant has
no personal or individual interest in
the matters and things referred to in
said bill.
'Third. That the said plaintiff has
ADEQUATE remedy at law.
Fourth. That the matters and
things complained of in said bill are
res judicata.
Fifth. That this court has no jur-
isdiction to hear and determine this
cause for the reason that this is a
suit against the State Of Virginia.
"Sixth. That this court has no jur-
isdiction to hear and determine the
cause for the reason that the state
corporation commission is a court of
the state Of Virgiia and this court is
therefore without power to enjoin
the said commission.
"Seventh. That this court has no
jurisdiction to determine this cause
for the reason that if the said commits
sion is not such a court as this court
without power to enjoin, then the
publication of said commission order
Of April p, 1907. was the necessary
part Of the enactment of the same as
legislation. and this court is equally
without power to enjoin legislation
before it is enacted.
'Wherefore, we for diverse other
good causes Of demurrer appearing IN
said bill, this defendant demurs there
to and humbly demands the judg-
ment of this court whether he shall
be compelled to make any further
answer to the said bill, and prays to
be hence dismissed with his costs and
charges in this behalf most wrong.
f,,1l,. -,,St oino1 ~
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-09
NOTICE TO OVERSEERS.

All overseers Of roads in Newber-
ry county are hereby notified to have
their respective sections worked and
put in good condition by first day of
September next. Failure to comply
with this order is subject to fine and
Imprisonment.
J. Monroe Wicker,
July 18th. 1907. Supervisor.
7-26-2taw-7t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-09
Litt1etOn Female College.

Splendid Electric lights and other
modern boarding pupils High standard scholar
Advance course
Art and Elocuton Business College Bible and normal courses
ana social
Development ppui Uniform all public occasions
CHARGES VERY LOW.
10th Annual Session will 18th For catalogue address
REV. j. NJ RHODES President.
Litleton, N c.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-02-12
old story RetoId.

Charles Francis Adams was escort
ing an English gentleman about Bos-
ton. They were reviewing the different
objects of attraction, and finally came
to Bunker Hill. They stood looking at
the splendid monument, when Mr. Ad-
ans remarked:
This is the place, sir, where WaE-
ren fell"
"Ah" replied the Englishman, evi-
IDENTIFY not very familiar with Ameri-
can history. ''Was he seriously hurt
by his fall?'
Mr.. Adams looked at his friend
"Hurt!" said he. "He was killed, SIR
"Ah, indeed" the Englishman re-
piled, still cycling the monument and
commencing to compute It's height In
his own mind. well, should think
he might have been-falling so far
Harper's Weekly.