davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-04-12

The Prescott Hardware Go. have the reputation of carrying the largest and most varied line of floor coverings.
 The Geo. J. Terry Co.,, ..as opened a confectionery store in the building formerly occupied by Terry Bros. They are installing a new and up-to-date soda foun- tain and invite their friends to call often at the new store.
 T. J. Hill, of Bingcn, was here the latter part of last week visit ing his daughter, Mrs. Mack Bradford.
 Hesterly's Vegetable Liver Pills are guaranteed to give sat isfaction. 25c per bottle.
 Hesterly Drug Store.
 We carry carpet in the roll and plenty of patterns to enable you to make a pretty selection. - Prescott Hardware Co.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-04-12

At a 5th Sunday meeting which was held with Providence church on Saturday before 5th Sunday in March 1907, there was a resolution adopted to raise funds to place a monument over the grave of Eld. w. J. Price, and the following committee was appointed to solicit aid, viz: Eld. E. Delaughter, Eld. w. R. Bar ham, Eld. w. H. Stingley, l. H. Stuart and w. L. Britt.
 Any one wishing to give to this noble cause, will please hand it to any member of the committee.
 QUINN BUTCHER, Clerk.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-04-12

Representative C. A. Kizzia, of Murfreesboro passed through Prescott Monday enroute to Little Rock.
 Just received a beautiful line of bracelets gold, and gold filled. Hinton Drug Go.
 Rev. Hudson gave an interest ing talk at the Baptist church Saturday morning on Sunday School work.
 Cotton seed meal and hulls on hand at all times. Will exchange for cotton seed at cash price. - J. M. Haltom.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-04-12
Card of Thanks.

1 take this method of thanking an unknown person for the beautiful boquet of flowers sent me Tn Saturdays mail.
 1 also thank my many fir ends for every kindness and considera- tion shown me during my recent sickness.
 T. w. FELTS.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-04-12

The patterns of mating we are showing are all entirely new. We are proud of them and are glad to show them. Come look tbe.n oyer. Prescott Hardware Co.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-04-12
A. N. Ellsworth Live Stock Auctioneer
Licensed Under State Law PRESCOTT, ARKANSAS Breeder of Psdisresd
 English Bull Terriers
DON'T TT JAR YOU

To have a cough that you cant leave off even when you go to bed? Put it away for good by using Simmons Cough Syrup. It heals inflammation of the throat and lungs-gives you rest and peaceful sleep.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-04-12
Notice.

is hereby given that there will be a public working on the grave yard at Providence Baptist church on Wednesday April 17th 1907. Everybody come and bring their dinner. The many are de- sired to help designate the lost graves.
 Mrs. s. E. Cockrill, of Little Rock, is in the city in the inter- est of the State Sunday School Association. She reports great progress in the work. It is hoped that Prescott will be represented at the State convention which meets in June. The Summer Training School which is held in Searcy every year, has a fine programe for this year and are expecting a good attendance from Ark, Okla, and l.. T.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-04-12
1N Local News. ,.,.,estins Happenings in and
 " Around Town.

n, vo,, want an up to-date pu ,or shit of clothes? If so, lI1i'ist ln st the New York Store. plest styles. best fits and low |tprices.
 Phone locals to l15. Nvars Fig Syrup Moncrief' s. nr Godbey left for Little Rock lesday.
 U n Herring was in the city is week.
 Mrs. Dale Wilson visited Hope Is week.
 International Louse killer at pscott Drug Co. Miss Grace Teal is visiting ln ton this week. E. W. White has been on the k list this week. Hyde Marsh visited his wife Texarkana Sunday. Irs. J. E. Christopher has n very sick this week. han Patch White Liniment for at Prescott Drug Co. Eharley Putnam went to Cur Wednesday on business. Irs. J. T. Brooks, of Little k, is visiting in Prescott. M. Ellsworth went to Ark phia Monday on business. vill Woods, of Nathan, was in scott Tuesday on business. International Stock Food by wholesale at Prescott Drug r. and Mrs. Dolphus Whitten ope, visited in Prescott Sun rs. J. A. Davis entertained Card Club Tuesday after II at this office and get a ple copy of Hollands Maga- ss Annie Cordell, of Eldora- s visiting her sister, Mrs. J. lee.
 e Self Culture club met with J. C. Young Thursday af- bon.
 To rooms to rent for light ekeeping. Apply to Mrs. C. ewth.
 and Mrs w. B. Arnold, It. Louis, visited relatives Sunday.
 s. Ben Jordon spent We'd Ry with her daughter. Mrs. Sykes.
 B. Gordon went to Little and heard w. J. Bryan's Fss Tuesday.
 W. c, T. U. will meet Mrs. W. B. Waller (Friday) Afternoon.
 In McGill, prescription clerk ncrief Drug Store, visited folona Sunday.
 are headquarters for every Tn the drug store line.
 Hesterly Drug Store. won't cost you a cent to in- mat new line of jewellery ncrief's.
 hneSt lines of Mems Low noes ever exhibited in Pres at the New York Store. Jack Johnson has return Bm an extended visit with AS and relatives at Texark- Stock Food at Moncrief's.
 refuneed if it does not
 work.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16
Blundered Over Water Question.

When ourselves
little it
We giving little being in the
city at the than
enough to supply
When though ard
water ever about hour silently
cu the ndequacy will be
sufceny for all
Last summer by pushing
capacity
of
during certain hours
enough supply the needs.
We are going be strictly to
an increased water supply The number
which will
lcity
II have
tain water system
take to the
ou be under
The most serious mistake
proposition
We consider the purer
of of
canal This city will should
so long as we do not remedy
irrigation is bu
We cannot rest the aures
though the building indus
many people if metropolitan proportions and
tor character of water than present
something
whether 1t is any purer or better than
We the from
reservoirs the other
least but not that which will give the
is be hoped that take the matter nm and
a once
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16
Gettiug the State Back.

me golden opportunity to take this
VIII come with the bringing of the Democratic
he state and the
senaoshp being
by
WI" give he people he opportunity repude
e soernorshp OF this state from the legally
We
which sofa
chased Dod soul of
upon the sehaoshp We
vale John w Springer Bill stapleton Greeley dozen
DICK Broad and John Vivian
eeht general assembly
cry way in business and politics
shambles
the uggenhe i'm forg
If Fred Bonfls ask tho
a oil
There honor holding
outright
When talk honesyn
Yenon they should be assaed with
other significant expressions
con- ~ " ~
senaorhps Colorado can be pur
chased as one waspu -
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16
WHERE THE DIFFERENCE?

When Grover Cleveland made a
bond issue in time of peace, with
s140,O0O,O00 cash in the treasury he
was denounced in unmeasured terms
by the republican press of the country
When Roosevelt, in time of pro-
found and industrial activity, with
S9OO.O00,000 cash in the govern
vaults. issued bonds TO help out the
New York stock gamblers he was ap-
plauded by the same press as a pa
triot. Where does the difference
come in?-Lamar Sparks.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16
HOT SHOT FOR ROOSEVELT

Theodore Roosevelt" says ex-
Senator MeCarmack of Tennessee, is
the biggest fake and the most popular
are his ruling passion, and whenever
breaks into big type he is supremely
delighted. America lost a yellow
journalist when he went into politics.
Yes. believe he would have been a
yellow journalist If he had been a
newspaper man. He is always get
ting up new scheme TO keep in the
limelight and to keep big heads on
the front page about him."
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

This week the writer received a let
ter from j. A. Port, one of our we'll
known fruit growers which locates
the gentleman and his family in Lon
doh, England. where as he states
they are having the time of their
lives and have visited the House of
Commons, Westminster Abbey, the
tower where the crown jewels are
kept and many other places of note
in Merry England. ."-Palisade
Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

The hundreds of people who look
forward each year to the annual ball
given by the Grand Junction fire de-
partment on New Years eve may ex-
pect the fourteenth annual ball on
he night of December 81 to be the
best yet, 1t will occur at the Audi
torium. OF course, all Arrangements
will be first class and a great time
is assured all who attend. Tickets
are now selling.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16
ALL SEEKING CULTURE
THROUGH INSPIRING MUSIC
That is What the Local University
Choral Society is Seeking to Do
will Present Ruth" Sat
day Night.

Good music; good literature; good
paintings; good comprehensive
your children these and you have
gone a long way towards perfect
environment for them. Chief among |
these is good music, for music is the
natural expi ession of the souls best
emotions Would you sing If you
contemplated murder, theft or ha-
tired? Never Would you sing If
you loved. were happy. healthy.
good? Yes Moreover the singing
encourages such moods. Let us not
then descend to mere rhythm-the
monotous tum-tun-tum that STARTS
the heart to throb and The feet to
beat time.-but let us listen to and
finally comprehend the beautiful
full chord progressions, golden
themes running through like an il
lumined thought. Christmas brings
many festivities, chief among them
in every city of Importance comes
the oratorio, usually the Messiah"
but in our own city it is to be
Ruth"
There is an Inspiration about en-
-emble singing that comes from no
other kind of music. A large chorus
trained to sing with perfect attack,
subtle singing, fine blending of vol
ces, is SUI Iely one OF the greatest
treats a city can offer. Our oratorio
society is young, but for all that it
is good and something Grand juno
tion will sit up and boast about along
with the fine fruit and the price of
land. One must not look for cos
tune aid action and frivolity in the
Cantata and oratorio, but for beau
tiful tone coloring, wonderful fugal
harmonies and the thrilling inspir-
alton that comes from the pouring
forth of a wonderful volume of
sound and perfect harmony. Any
one may become good critic of good
music by listening to it often enough.
England, Germany and almost any
European country excels us in great
choral societies and in general love
of music because of these big or
chestras and choral societies. They
eat and sleep and take their sorrow
and pleasure all to the accompani-
ment of music-and that the best
music. Their composers arc loved
and reverenced. The Messiah,
written by Handel in 1742, grows
more beautiful each succeeding year,
more deeply religious and won
derful. Most of the cantatas and
oratorios are patterned after the
Messiah Ruth" is after this or
der-a story from the Bible told to
the most beautiful accompaniment of
music.
many years to create a desire and
taste for good music and even cold,
hard, moneygrabbing Chicago is
prouder of her orchestras and beau
tiful concert hall, and tthe name of
Theo Thomas than of anything else.
In the east they have listened to good
music until they love it and prefer
it, so that the cheap and trashy is
sickening. They are patrons giving
encouragement and support to it in
every way. Why not we of Grand
Junction? We do not know that
Eden had better fruit, but we do
know We have wonderful prosper
ity and with that comes culture.
The oratorio societies are in the
front ranks in the cultural circles.
Let us give our choral society a real
Grand Junction boost.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16
CAPT. HARLAN OF rms CITY

Capt. ]. Harlan. of the Salvation
Army, is in town, with a view of To-
eating a branch of this organization
here. 1t is his intention to endeavor
to raise $500 by public subscription,
and If this amount is raised he will
establish permanent barracks here
and carry on the work in this dist
rict from this point.-Montrose En-
pire.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

The best in the west. Denver Uni
yersity Glee Club. Hear it tonight
at the Methodist church. Admission
80 cents Twenty talented young
men accompanied by trio of Won
derfully gifted young women.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16
FIVE TONS OF BEET PULP

Has equal food value to one 'on ~. =.
alfalfa. The Sugar Company als ~
fering their nice dry pulp loaaYl ~ =,
electric hoist in farmers "as ,rsa
only s5c per ton. a trial load ''''
until December 20 ,., IN
WESTERN SUGAR & LAND oo'
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

1t is announced that the Colorado
College Glee and Mandolin Clubs will
appear in this city on the night of
January list. They will also be
heard at Palisade.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

Two administrations
alleged of thatfa
attorneys advised
the
ed We should have
this
Already there had wherein the
woman she received
threw her crutehes
of the city never
last claim the
this
that compromise " he present council
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

Tom Arbuckle of Fruita is work
ing i'll this city this winter.
The Elks meet in regular session
this evening.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

Coal! Juanita ana iaiis''p nv coal
better and last longer ,il.l. doiivery.
I'm the market. PfoihP. hP,,'J Junc-
Phone Junction 10. Ine 90
tion Electric. Gas 4 MIG
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

The sugar factory has finished
their last cleanup and will finish cut
ting beets inside of month.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

You can leave your order m lol rar NJ,
keys. chickens or other proau., tbe
Tor vour Christmas dinner at
smith-Thomas Grocery compap''
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

The Genwood Post thinks has in
nd Taylor didn't dare do otherwise
senator Deong do whatever he could
that Genwood would butt in candidate Repre
would
normal school and he couldn't
lead over him as they political
simply think Tao is small bore tits aughhe
could do anything reorganization
fought Mayor
Patterson jumping
o does he
and If We have anything
therein shall do best nothing
he will find
in Reorganization
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

Pennsylvania Judge of the
state has
the plea of branstorms
nedate
he Is the the
most sensible Interpretation
defense that Harry
sensible
he
been before the will
all eoneede. whole lot of
contentious because learned CD
serious manner when it really should
How greatly shattered
should address
er until he had been sitting
like ethical
n $
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

See Hiatt for the very latest In lap
robes.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

Secure tickets at once i0r
Cantata.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

III you are looking ror a good up
to-date rig. see the Joe Moon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16

The best soc whip you
bught. Fred Mantey-
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-16
Buy Now Before
Values Increase

10 acres, all in 3-year-old apples;
first class new bildings; full water
right; easy terms. Only $4,000.
Groom modern new cottage, with
good barn; 2 lots; easy terms. On
ly 81, 100.
IL acres raw land under Price
ditch. Only 500 per acre.
Groom modern house; lots; on
very easy terms. Only $2,35O.
High Line land--I still have sew
eral good pieces for sale Mt prices
that are right.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-29

Miss Cortez Greene is visitingI in
Douglas.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mrs. Sylvania Parks and Mrs.
NJ. lowers. Of Wray, visited Fitz-
gerald yesterday.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mrs. r. i. Greer, OfOglethOrpe,
is the guest of Miss Annie Powell
of this city.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Miss Fannie Wootten, of Osier-
field, visited this city Tuesday
her first trip out since her long i'll
ness.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Sanders and
baby, George Merritt, went to Tiff
ton on Tuesday, for visit with
relatives.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mrs. Kate Wittie went to Way
cross to meet Mr.. Whites son
who is returning from school in
South Carolina.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mrs. Parks Harper and family
and Mrs. Selkirl are enjoying the
cooling breezes and surf baths at
st Simon'S Island.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Storey, of
Americus, stopped over between
trains last night, on their way
to Columbus. BY intuition we
discovered they were a newly mar
ried couple and Mother Enterprise
beaming on the bonnie bride,
could not resist the temptation to
give her n spray Of the choicest
roses, which are usually jealOusly
guarded and kept for the railroad
"BoyS" alone.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-29
jamestown Exposition visitors
will find it pleasant to stop
over in Atlanta.

In the two Cafes all the seasons
dehcacies can be found, cooked and
served in the very best style. For
those who Go not like the a la carte
service, regular meals are served as
follows: Breakfast SOC to $1.O0;
Luncheon soc and Dinner S1.OO.
A superb Bostonorchestra delights
the guests of the hotel with three
concerts daily, and viii be a special
feature all the summer. Do not fail
70 hear the music of this orchestra
the next time you visit Atlanta.
FOR any further information de-
sired address. Manager
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-29
DIED..


June 10, Louisa NJ, widow OF Al
bert A. Mumiord, aged 80 years
md 5 months. Webster Mass
Times.
The above clipping refers to
the mother of Charles Mumtord
of this city. He and his mother
who have spent their winter in
fitzgerald for several yeas, re-
turned to their summer resort near
Webster, NJ s s., a couple OF
months ago. The deceased had
many friends here who will learn
of her passing away, with regret.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
The Girl Who Pays Her Way.
"You probably have no concep-
ion Of your Importance as a unit.
Few Oh US nave Wrl'cH MAJ S"ioO
Sangster IN W oman ) nome
companion Tor july. Gu 9ocle
~ ls SO constructed Cha1 we ue'
enc on one announcer anu "''no"O
mite understanding it, we con
antly assist III moulding Ine op'n,
PTS and shaping the conduct Oh
eople whom we may never meet
nd who apparently never APP
roach our neighborhood. FOR IN
ance, / intimately Il young girl
,yas horn IN . tenement house
- r. vi
O'i0 iS''9V '2'''' -
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
BISHOP ]. c. CRANBERRY DEAD
Aged Methodist Divine Passes Away
Suddenly in Ashland, Va.
Expires in Same Chair in which
His Wife Breathed Her Last
Few Months Ago.
- b - - Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. April bishop John
Cowper Granbery. seventy-six years OF
age. and for number OF years one of the
most prominent members Of the Virginia
NJ. E. conference. dropped dead in his
chair at his home in Ashland. after re-
turning from the post-ofiiee this morning.
Death was due 60 heart failure.
Bishop Granberg's wife dropped dead
in the chair in which her husband sue
cumbed several months ago while prepaT-
ing to take a ride with her husband A
singular coincidence Is that Bishop Gran
berry and his wife were scheduled 20 visit
Rev. DR.. w. J. Young. in this city. on the
Monday following the death Of each.
Bishop Granbery was chairman Of the
board Of trustees OF Randolph Macon Coll
lege ct the time of his death. He gave
up active work as bishop nearly
nine years ago. The funeral will probably
take place on Wednesday and the burial
VIII be in Hollywood The body will
probably he in state in the chapel Of
Randolph College until time for its
removal TO this city.
Bishop Cranberry waS active in the serv-
ice Of the church up to the time Of the
civil war He served as a soldier and
chaplain during that struggle. receiving
wound which was believed at the time
to be fatal. He was thrice married, all
of his wives having preceded him to the
grave. He is survived by one son. the
Rev. John c. Granbery, 3r, pastor of As
bury Methodist Church
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
COURT BEGINS SPRING TERM.
Judge merrick Opens Session at Up
per Marlboro. Md.
.l2l 10 The Washington Herald


Upper Marlboro. Md, April The
usual crowd attended the opening dag Of
the spring term Of the Circuit Court for
Prince George County here to-day. Judge
George c. Merrlck was on the bench.
George w. Brooke. of Marlboro district.
was chosen foreman of the grand jury
The other members are George II. Ian
hardt, John c. Gaylor, George W. Taylor,
r. n. Ryon. John d. Jenkins, Richard q.
Reilehicks, b. +. Trueman, Stephen A.
Miller. Allen P Bowie. George W.
Waters. George " Bladen. William NJ.
Edelen. James E. Baden, ". ". Phelps.
Thomas B. Clancy. John E. Crosby.
James s. Gardiner, Bernard Maenner.
John 3. Fitzhugh, Reginald Burroughs,
Robert 4. Pumphrey and Henry p
Hardy
The case of William T. Winebarger. a
soldier from Fort Washington. in jan
here charged with the killing of Private
Frederick GOsney. is the only important
one on the criminal docket, and but
twenty-one of the eighty-seven civil cases
are likely 10 be heard this term. 1t is the
general impression that court will not
last longer than two weeks. 1t is prob
able that a large part of the time of the
grand jury viii be taken up with hear
ing witnesses in cases of alleged viola
ton Of the liquor law. It is reported that
one citizen in the upper section Of the
county has fifty or more whisky bottles
all properly labeled. and these viii be
presented to the grand jury in the shape
OF evidence against certain salaonkeepers
for Sunday violations
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
OPPOSE SUNDAY AMUSEMENT
Conference of southern
MethOdisfs Adopts Resolutions.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Stauntou, Va, April 1.-The Baltimore
Annual Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copaI Church South opened its fifth ses-
sion to-day. with Rev. Forrest J. Pretty
man. of Baltimore. temporarily presiding.
When the report Of the board Of tem-
perance was read several lively speeches
were made. a number Of the members OBJ
ieeting 20 the resolution fndorsing all the
methods Of the Antl-saloon League, on
the ground that every district Of the con
ference is not familiar with the leagues
methods in every particular The report
was amended and adopted.
The committee on Sabbath observance.
". }. WhitseI. chairman, submitted its
report. which was adopted by the Con-
ference. Among the resolutions contained
In this report is:
THAT we record ourselves here and now
as being opposed TO all kinds of Sabbath
desecration. especially sunday excursions.
handling of unnecessary traffic by rail-
roads. Sunday newspapers. hunting. FISH
ing baseball and other sports"
The conference received a telegram
announcing the sudden death of Bishop
J. c. Granbery. At Ashland, Va. It was
ordered that the secretary telegraph the
conferences sympathy to the family.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-02
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
lRen Telephone liaf
CorueT. af prInre and HoyaI Streets


Alexandria. Va. April IA new electric
line connecting this city with Washington
and offering passenger transportation at
greatly reduced rates IS proposed IN a
petition which will be presented to the
city council at an early date asking for
the right to lay tracks over certain streets
of the city. The matter viii come be-
fore the council in the form of an ordi-
nance framed to grant d franchise for
right of way on the streets 10 a concern
known as the alexandria and Washington
Railway Company.
The president of the company and others
identified with the movement, it is said.
reside iH Canada and are extensively in
terested in the operation Of municipal and
suburban railways. Il is said that they
command abundant capital for making a
success Of the proposed local enterprise.
According to the ordinance the COM
Hosd by July /, should the measure be
passed in sufficient time. The line is to be
completed and in operation within two
years from the passage OF the ordinance,
The single trip fare between Alexandra
and Washington it is stated. is to be 5
cents.
What route is 10 be followed by the
new line outside of Alexandria has not
heen decided upon but it is the purpose
Of the company, 1t is understood, 20 gain
access 70 Washington by means OF the
Highway bridge. The matter VIII proba-
bly, be transmitted 10 the council at its
next meeting, april g.