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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12

-. 80 pea1llg - aluds >
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4. 1900 e = AN* et
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80. - .....,, a .a.efss h9i.ssD ., A..
t2n -. ,It.ss.4 =. r..
- 49,. ~, ~ 1900 81 HdnEi6
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.ie.t.N -. 49, flrt 6eatl
" 'a'l - fx tlaIz,1 Fat
- tt's y. - sAe eanlael Eru 10
- nlaH.e HaA -. -. -.
eses.nt So infafe -
.l,uaa tasa tsHesA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12

Na-hug1rn. Tsac 1a-Ins President
saaay name - federal en.eassiaa -
risii laiaffld 3ad issesi rttf tiie Aaaaf
ua1ifias and xepar- = him psrsgns "a.
Assisanf >earstaTy Lawr.9.es Ga 1aau
"a II the department ef ennHrref AID
lssae. Hes4agt knar eaa ra1unis
elsf % eor1sss1iurs. ard Charles ~
Ea5E i.sfrIuissisaef - labor Tire
commission VIII star1 - Nesadn s. ;
3. "a. foaav
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12

Aerssr Tsk5nr s.i0a1os Acres u weed
Lard

Wnsiinr.oF flse IL The sfrassi -.
part q thr sreraiHry 81 nrrifl.ltu,f 60
ArspnlAelinn xatfrsiads uss Fcf1ssa.Ay
Submitted ~ ths ~sgsaie.
Tie repsrr recommends ttst fhf ruE-
srgnrnt aenui-t 81 ara noi 81 tsase-
baAb01 nsrrs IL the Macs muurtasus
afa srsas nos more tssr sNHw aafHs
b thr sautAur1I Apf.a arhiaus. Suf ala
estHtiisAmrri 81 national fpfrt. Ttf
arefaFg prinf - ~ pFls ffs aert is pr
= - 81 fhs White sn0urtaznf aus 81
s2.s0 fer The seniAern Apg1.a5ld1ns.
The sss1tsHfT HsflAfst thut he twp
reeions are aatanriIa rapid tpsard q
condition 81 iaTrenpess sua sirriaiF
The fsrxrf rts4eVs ti0 fantsF supFay
aal ustaf poues fal5lities e ths pro
posed reserves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
BREAK IN THE
CABINET NEAR
RelssuIng q Presidents Third
Term Order Regarded
.ASABLOW IOcORIFLYOU
Secretary RrseafI AstAss--F snas nart
Best Rpuns.nf ~ Ttss-ssrn Desc
rases sw yetn = casr Rraas.
ss,t stsn Aads

Nastiar Orr e Prtalafn,
H.aNsfsts.s asien Is stsnHr aFfv ~
Efl trfn aF4ff = tsirr cenrga.lf il.
Serfsrtsa trf 81 nMa8 si shr C~1
- tsass 8 IS ars.eHeE ia AaeF iazefs
ass.fasis trnEr eplns - tht HzssHiai sst'
ssNiian a. astrusfea tkifd iffa atlr.
gates Mhrr Il srs aanf oas sht fsFrs.
laeai tis nj sAoa sig SER slnsnr
4isf,etfls1 a. e1tates 81 his fs4itHstlsf
es f feWxtsf ertNA 81 fkHM tEat i
vil BE- ez.f1fce2 and IS tlEt q - 4 Hla
fse..lr han1ioa4 trslusr1 Raffnla r.
.nsrra4 Nitinerf ans ati4 o. CsH@t
intrrrsf fFQrHAs eVfnfsl sssrtFs. Nss tss
iara fsantirg - trif6 ffzz tffsrF-
sEars . tts sea5t o. b utes itg leatfl
SEA So gfe-iAeri nrfases rraesi-
ha.i1n
10 uAA- Hsass Asian Is srsatel
- tlr NtrttiFea MIRA. Are shtn - -
sarria1 itsi tAis trsliar s ssarra ~
Izffe.fae tlrsssf Ns.a las nu.s -
rrdaes sbat s d nas hfits r4ra esssw
s. frtu rinsn-t wta Tar IS To Fesfi-
sntill fuurirr
The sHae Il a a. j. - sd fus e.
~ arnef ~ ieai01ss uoN AafrlHE .T
tAs cEaiafl 81 rssa1 nf see t'ass.rF
Eati ans rgrsfNgr analitaFs Nhfr
g Nl es8 Is 8npt~ sI8af te rFeGift. tsE
tlfrs Is IS drats filf Hrs,gls - 3 fa..
~ trrak j frapins iasfea4 q asEr.
ini*hnF
TN frssct-e 81 pBstnasieF e.-nersl
Nssrr cad Mr Eitafeatk 8. siis W1ftr
ssn-e fefrrenv 10 e irpas8 that tee
taT . ffaak TAR Ea-sa fhc rrzfiera
n.afemert under thf shra term eiasf,
ss neiAss 1.r Mrw nnf alf. Hsft
ns6k waaa aaH5i i'dk TrrF I'd adu.lt
.nsiT fisa c1aasrrnE ite ttifa tsru
osdsr. boa ttrf .aid ttis vas insifne
-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
THREE OUT OF FIVE
FOR LIGHTwEIGHIS
RsFuii e BevAnr Maisk q LacA Al.
lfys Las EvsHinE wa Avsrin a.
Exk Mas T. Beta Ssnf aBs
Tcttf

IL lsrhtse.stfs Nest toe firu1r SEE
~ krNsesrerts 10 tee uairh a. Par.
sezr. su<st a.. rltaiaF ssa 1sisatci
tas isiisf fam 81 Aksng iAfef e fAs
e. snns. rolled Arrii aeaia tesk
~ hrf ssris aud tts het fctai thr
fssEatf ssesur Aie anl tEs iatiss Sal. The
nesf ratet via r. heNie1 Nn1ay sxea-
ne 81 seea tie MraFsss gtis and p.
iFe-ef1ts iAsf froalUg's aeare Nat a.
f5aaH.aess
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
wua seu Hssz

Washington. Dee 114-M1s sunz 81.
Braaley who nas acquitted 20 fae
nharrr 6 E1gUlaTiBE eenEiQa fsgn.
VII beca4ne bggk areHt she has bseH
gisaz COO cc,iies g wgfk = local
woman s1fbDr and VII try - ssE fisasu
fa RAY hHf fare back u SAT- Lake She
believes / woela BE- better te earn ae
Eaaaev than u seek eaaFity. Size in-
tf7ads leariHg foF home this seek. hg1t
Il mar i@ a m0rfh Esw before she ~.
turns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
JUDGE EsJoNs CUT
n ExPREss RATES
Esv Nisssun La~ csHsef Take Easst
az sehstuiea

Ksu.Hs CITY, b. Dee 14-9uaEe
Smifh aeEssaeaa p tie United Stsfes
iisi fset evfsa hese yesterday issuaa So
utger temporarily restraining sbf Nls
sa1si state board q warehouse srd raii-
uaF commissioners and Attorney General
HaaeF fon paft1r fnao egm1 tae neu
las fdntsag exfUHss rasas.
TIE o7aer was gfeute rpar pett5oE
& siG express companies THE Pacific.
Anae1raa. Wsfjs Fargo. Adam United
safes. ard Serthera TIE law gee into
paess aaHnsEv l5 nex7 and Reduces eK-
press rates 90 al average 81 q PET esnf.
3 m8t5un - make the Ia5uatt]a1 pesnla-
mem wjl ~ afEDe5 here ga Ds 43
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12

H vi p xsnss y PssaS-zs su
Fnmmasirf 81 Bpsssz

WasAiHrio1. IA C. De- Sr1ss So
Lst<s Sad Grass e,sta-fes fttsatzat
tfss ~ Eafiaz mAksFfst*9 ans g.,
ei1eg Is fedon nlet 81 r Nantlels e.
cir feeesdext -raHlss isszass 3. -.
sasuaftfx shrsr &rsAaE sai4 ahas Mf
Msnsfrs had afrfs.a Ars fezrt s. -.
ammenthsipr 81 fsgstast b earl KaarEi
= q nonssnniton. Tnt feesiasss va tenl
~ Nansfets 9An.e 81 tas ~erais I'll
unae 6 va b. fsieFst "a ii.f fsai
esirf r.anrrates. and IS w. = confirmed
IS ttori urtrf
NJ Nanfteia - sAecatirs secretary
e ths Espuhannn ea's ruwnittae nf
Nsssnclasf-s. rnt Nas go frf years
asslstarf pos masffs un1ff Nr Ns-
hard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
FEAR SUI Will
DESTROY BUSINESS
Inse7ensssf ol Esn Prcssr ASsisz
Against zAs Pr1irss coEpssy.

Ta-rrs. kzn. De- za-A ttlerztiu1
uf 81 inaapendsat AZ producers 81 KAa-
rs ana 0lihtamsa. repfr-ertiug 81 Der
era. ~ ttf rrolurfiau q tae rii-
.tinrri hef aaliel 90 Atty Gfu Jars-
saa yrssag aas lsmsnsrd thss to
nastsr szlf tesinsi ts Prairie ~ 4
fas esmpaay he Lsussss5.
Tr ssatrg that toe Prairie csf1ysasv
VASE has ieen atniiies u s. pne q
ter rarsesaus branches 81 the standard
lA o,rupauv. haye fs9 80 q fse 1rt.-
ao8 barrels 81 ase ed prodartiou 4
la ui3-eatftuerz ft3A IT. pfo18eefs
fear t1e uuster q i'n Prairie eulpaaF
ifan aufinass q kxrsas SD aestroF Sc
fnlT markei uFea - fas producers II
iaas sue5m
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
- 80: 81 jill
Tksss Rear Cars n FirSs seetiss De-
T1aes Keai FszseysturE. otir.

Cdun.hat. 0lis. Der l2-The Erss
s.es5au 81 Ra1AAnlis train ~ -. the
hffstnre expresss vas wreckra Tuet1aF
rizl1 a. FrarsykbarR forty -n5ns miies
fast 81 Csiaubns. j = ssjd sbai hssf
du5Fn passengers were irtured, hnt
1ans fatally.
1Aa fares reaF ears e The srain iffi
the rails. tNp f,u1imnns turning over na
Their sides Either aefrtiss truek
under one 81 TIE coaches cT s brolen
Tsa.et 81 raA eeusaa the xreek.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
BANKERS WON'T HELP
KANSAS CITY BANK
Have Nothiag to - With Plan Is 0pez
DeIrnrt Ensfitatlar.

Chicago Dee Y Me1nssers ct the
laieaeu clearing house eoannifsee eay
thar Chicago bsaks are nas party K
any plan Ia rehasalitaziag the Nafsuna5
Dark 81 laEnfneTae of Kansas k6fx.
James b FozEzn. ebairman AZ tl.e ucrA-
mites saia So lar Is Cbiear5 ba-iszs
are ef8ssr1e6. tbeY hass neri6nE - de-
with shy attaupl phirh msy IS nase
- feepez the bankr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12

Aaman. Tex Der. 1G-The state a.
,eIiats czarl affirmed yesterday tse
5uds.nsnf 4 TIE tr5ai eau7t IL TIA case
4 TIE state srainst the Water. F5efes
lfl eampAag ter eaesHr and far penas-
ties zeEreEstine s1.1qo. 800 far alleged
rialatiaas e the &ufi-ffnsi isRs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
xlssIsoUOl vERY Hiea
csnssEursipz wufk sssppes a Pswti
Hou.< ~ Rlckssrt

Eiahfnr6 De- fz-TAe wasef Ia ~
Mlssisqpas river j. fuy hir1 and a.
sFzir siorg.ea funstruefinr vera nE liz
puusf hansr saa fnfnF 81 the ~vess
gauirrs esufaHy temporarily icf haa
iafnet Is - Ri pert tc ttt dffai
~ sere. snthef 81 mart. bus tht kigt
NafeF f8ak ID nut
1sf-tr&as morning ths tteru1rtsfr
rezssfsrr4 ~ tsrrres ahqft zeHa. ~ 81
degrees cai3er aAAr tbt resaaus u,as1.
.rr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
POLICE STUPIDITY RESULTS
TT DEATH or a SALESMAN
Authurities LOCK u7 Injured Mar Is q
Drnnkara

Cleveland. 0.- Der I2s a. Thomp
EeB. tr@1eGing salesman 81 Bedford
Pa. clipped uppa an ley sidewalk early
Tuesday and fractures his skaii Ha
died Ak the citr hospital 7hat night
When found b ihe police ThDmpsua
was thought To Il infexissied and was
ARRESTED ana 8oekaa up Seven haass
Iater II Nas discovered that tie MN
vas lniETsa-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12

siitfnIaste 81 81 ilsa. ~ eoaid 49,,
So fofslRA ees4ssailaaa u.s. aalt Ae oa
la,lrsss - ilse LEises kfflst Ntrafbrf
they esfsffi iafp . eeHisna4Ion - aeu.
lf0l ffsess, aE6 - Ns44 fsfpts a.
ftaftsft " ie4i soefslssflaas - ! 81
sfsnsf - fhrif pan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
A Coed wstnsss.

sNow Re careful. Mr.. cSbhinss Yna
vere. 1 believe. &c I'D smena Il TIE
rsisensrs. Did spu ever notiee that Ae
behaved strangely = ben s. Was alfre
-Hell. ssr yer see [ Nes1i't peter viz
Su uAen : Nas ALONE. ST. - alter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
N0kE n0DIKs FOuHD
~ TEE sk1kcnkkt
Rssrus wurk csEfirssf A. nonegks~-
cssseis Gives $4,000 T9
HAsrf Knne

Fshuxxl ~ "a pv tT~f'sfeFta
sssserans ie kke eas@ - ~ lelfn..'ils
0asi o.ussry bsir fsan naass 9 $40
8 ,ssnr.t. 80 eerns ~ thf eesse'
asaanr exglataa ttake tier ths fssa'
azfL s,sssinaft ~ rst. a uep''sf g
ts4zrs r.ess lsaar 81 a. etfiats 80
khssw wsss ilea&ea lK ths aaAat.
Tle sa.nrrt Is 49, Rrstisf tiin ..
tas.l.sInt SO fsln Hne snon laf nisfs
sa.. siank nlnra she fnlsss - pet tiAst
Hs#f fhass uha ra1if nei Faas''af 80
aaar remainf1 sarng thl nifi.t ti'l.ss'ff
Il ias exam pkn4 $50 Aaa heet alHss'si
,s.ssutle - Nuty NAua tftifeA &r
asast neelft ffst
an1frs Carsefif 4sieFfAftst 80.
.4sAaY aksins q 900 s. ane a $40 fsep'
leaai - N.naarsl tfasf.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
TEE QUEENS CONDITION
CAUSES MUCH ANXIETY


Stockholm pee I2 TIE eua8ftinn Il
ileNAgs Queen sophia II ecraeioiinG
ana3sa DE Strain upon her zneiaens
~ ahe Illness and death Of King Nlseal
Nas kerry serere. and simeR hiK death sht
ssas BEEN asrapss constantly canlaea II
her bed
TIE 2pdr af the lafe Blu. mas ge-
fspFea troin the castle an taken f0 ti4t
rhspsl geHtsr21x 81 herr II Nil Iie Il
stsse fgom Fraaax neEt unfn she aas
set far TIDE funeral
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12

Easi BERKSHIRE. Dsr. ls-Thsss are -
tiseir.c ieists ir Operatives ir seEn, 90
ina 10 fhf hirh wsfeF n the Mass.seua
riFeF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
Parr - = { : = Dan.

r.Azo OINTMENT r. erHrLrfes1 a. cure
ans ease 81 stfhnr hrd. Hsee1Inr e.
fre.rudirg Piles u 9 Is "a days o. maa.
- feiun4se So
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
4 DON'T cAEE a D-Ni-
ExcLAlNs UkcLK JoE


WntkinNon. Utr fnfif ttr
cannoe iafaef late Pfeisriif yesterday
shea atteasslng fls laytz# ass 1tlis
teffa fese.giAa4 ts Naf 4ast taef4nE
fhs NAiif ieatt afiss . iasiz taik Viit
80 pfsslarrt ia ptieA 3 Is rfesen,rl
the fs4s8aa fekaa9ih0a nns tNa rA asre.
4 test care 4 de stees tht Cav
io1 ft.s ei,E.F sall a. stsltt4. sfel
s.ng IL Az te0n frmiy So aF
hIarf aesr eAn4 ! Aasf - feesel.
kneristFr lsfeFnafiaa g tssff Iss4itE
4~ ~ ssfpaee tbs FsstilrHt Sprf
si13&f niH tAF teaat ie si.agf 3 ~
s0t. ltsfts So teass oEss thf Heusf
a3H e. n miFit femstt SIS sfsesAff
II 4 ~ Atess HN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
BISHOP DROPS DEAD
AT CHURCH COUNCIL
TIE 1t Rev Geprgs Howard Wilkinson
Expires After : Speech

Edinburgh Scotland Det " The p
Rer. EHFrae Howard wilkinson lsshop
d 81 An1feNs and qrinais IF shF sfaa-
tlsh Episcopal tnra. ha4 5mss Hrsishea
speeIh before represezis3ires attend
ant upon tas canari 4 tle rhatA gee
perdag wAen DE fell 1iatE dead
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
6. HERBERT PAPF.
Resident Agent
A4s4 0ies II GrsHiit Savings Esrt Oil
Something Doing
Edison Gold Moulded Records, only
2J1 each

Friday, Der. 8 to Saturday. Dee.
q, from z to 8 D u. zrY Rrcur6 We
have ID stock. I'D to and inriadinr
Nd. 800 NrTrr such an oppor
tunsfy Oh restricted goods ard yoa
mzv never aEzin have Tins chance
We are bound 10 sch ca: oar stock
and give sou this chance to aef the
genuine q cut prices
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12

Tnals - ~ s. ts5 si4-4slg
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-14

Miss Kate Hall spent Sunday with
friends and relatives in Ithaca.
A. Thum transacted business in
Shepherd the latter part of last week.
Postmaster Slinguff of Elwell
transacted business in Alma last Sat-
urday.
George +. Sharrar transacted bust
ness in Bay City and Saginaw last
Thursday.
Jno. C. Andrews Of Chicago spent
the day with friends in this city last
Saturday
Miss Edna Day is spending the
week with friends and relatives in
Lake Odessa, Mich.
]. T. Swigart and son Ray left last
Friday for ten day trip to- James
town and the Eastern states
Mr.. and Mrs. George'W. Bates Of
Stanton visited friends in Saginaw
the later part of last week.
Mrs. Samuel Smith of Flushing,
Mich, spent the latter part of last
week with friends and relatives in
this city.
Last week G. II. Carl affected the
transferal of the Lyman Cahoon
property on State street to Jay Han
nemann, the consideration being
| $1,125.
Miss Dykeman and Miss Ira left
last Saturday morning for an extend
ed trip to Missouri and the south
Missouri is Miss Dykeman's old
home.
Miss Janet McDaniels returned yes
terday to her home in Leslie, after a
visit of one month with friends in
this city.
Rev and Mrs. Morris Grigsby, oil
Paw Paw have been made happy by
the birth of a seven and one-hali
pound girl. Mrs Grigsby was former
ly Miss Mary Caldwell Of this city.
After several weeks spent with
friends and relatives in Owosso, Hen
derson and other cities, Mrs. Hoyt re-
turned Monday and is now at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. F. l.
Convis of this city
We have had ten years of unpar-
alleled prosperity; nothing like it has
ever been experienced in this or any
other land in all the world. There are
people who are content to let well
enough alone, who stands by tbs ship
thathas carried them safely over the
stormy seas. The Dingley tariff law
rescued the country from the mos
disastrous financial, commercial ano
industrial depression the country evei
experienced Where is the sense o
monkeying with it. Let it alone.-Ba,
City Tribune
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-14

Mr. Evans is in Ann Arbor on bus
mess trip
w. II. Risch left this morning for
two days business trip to Lansing.
WANTED -. Dining room girl or
cook at Hotel Fern.
TIE watering tank at the station is
beng raised and concrete piers put
underneath.
Miss Stouhten of Elm Hall was the
guest of Alma friends the first part of
the week.
A few sample hammocks at q off at
Sharrars.
Walter Caple left this morning for
Detroit and will spend the remainder
of the week in that city and Toledo.
Mrs. w. A. futile leaves the latter
part of this week for a visit with
friends and relatives in Durand and
Lansing.
NcIytHlhS III the housc luihlonihS
line. w. II. Risch.
Walter Welt left on the early morn
ing train for trip in the South. He
will visit Virginia and North Carolina
before his return to Alma.
Special prices given on ladies and child
rens oxfords and low shoes at the Variety
Store.
Mr. and Mrs. George Emsley left last
Thursday on novel trip. They will
visit Ionia, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo,
Hastings, Charlotte, Marshall, Jackson,
Lansing and ST. Johns. covering the en-
tire distance with horse and carriage,
and they feel confident that they will
not be on the road over ten days.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-14
GRANGE HEIGHTS.

+. Dawson of Sumner has been
the school house of Dist.
No. 6.
r. K. Clark, wife and daughter of
Sumner were guests of the formers par
ents Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Clark Tuesday
Mr.. II. G. Smiths familylwas repre-
sented at Toledo Tuesday.
Several from this vicinity attended
the picnic given by the st. Louis Sugar
Co. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bowman attended
the wedding given at the home ofsMr.
and Mrs. ID. j. Best for their daughter,
Mary, Wednesday night.
Mrs NJ Reid of Alma spent portion
of last week at the homes of Frank
Keefer and Alvin Miller.
Mrs. Alvin Miller is recovering. from
severe attack of tonsilitis.
Adelbert Thum, wife and daughter.
of Alma spent Saturday night and Sum
day with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kulhman.
Mr. VIM Clark who has been i'll so
long was buried from the home of his
son, Clarence, Monday afternoon.
Com Church has had several teams
drawing gravel south toward the
Grange Hall
Mr. Frank Keefer, Master Roy and
Miss Flossie Keefer with Miss Goldie
Shafer went to Detroit Tuesday on the
excursion.
The health officer was called to quar-
entine the home of Mr.. Hill Beverly 70
small pox.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-14
FOREST HILL.

Mr. and Mrs Silas Leonard of Coe
visited friends in this place the 18th.
Mesdames Holmes and Vanderbeek
visited friends in Crystal over Sunday.
A surprise party was given for Clar-
ence Russ the 10th in honor of his birth
day. Ice cream and cake were served
and all present report a fine time.
Mrs. Kitte Vought visited her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Kemp over
Sunday.
Arthur Spore returned home from
Lansing the 18th and will commence
work for Tunis Creech of Shepard this
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Garfield are entertain
ing company this week
Bert Mills goes to Mt. Pleasant the
l4th to work in bakery.
Fred Kemp and wife of St. Louis
visited his parents at this place Sunday.
III you want the best automobile for
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-14
ARRESTED FOR ADULTERY.

An evidence of the fact that the Dennis
suicide case is not yet dead issue in
Alma affairsis the arrest by UndersheIiff
Sprague on Thursday of Amos Pratt.
The plaintiff is Fernen Dennis, the
husband Of the dead woman. Mr.. Pratt
was arranged in Justice chadwicks
court and the examination adjourn d for
one week. The bail was placed al &loo
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-14
C ANADIAN EXCURSION
AUGUST 2ond

On Thursday, August 22nd the Ann
Arbor Railroad will sell excursion
tickets at low rates to Muskoka Wharf.
Penetang, Temagami and New Liskeard
Ontario. They will be good for return
until September 9Th Ask agents. 1873
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-14

To Greenville and Grand Rapids, Sun
day, August 25th. Fare for the round
trip, Greenville, 10 cents; Grand Rapids
SI.25. Tain will leave Alma at $40 a
M. See posters or ask ticket agents ioI
particulars.
II. +. MoEILER, G.. =. A.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-14
EXCURSIONS
VIA THH
PERE MARQUETTE

To Saginaw and Bay City, 65c, Sum-
day, August IS. Train will leave Alma
at 1921 a. IN. See posters or ask ticket
agents for particulars.
H. +. MoELLER, G. p. A.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-14

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A good
leather trimmed Run-about Inquire at
his office.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-14

Denatured Alcohol at SHARRAR'S
drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-14

II you want the best automobile 70
the least money see the REQ.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-26
Presbyterian Brotherhood.

The Presbyterian Brother hood was organized last night at the Presbyterian U. s. church by electing A. M. Els. worth president and B. R. Cast. Ter secretary and treasurer. The Brotherhood will meet every Thursday night alternating with the c. P. and the : Presbyterian U. $. Churches.
 At the meeting next Thursday night at the c. P. church, Rev. H. M. McLain will discuss the works of John Calvin at Geneva. There will be other discussions.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-26

Garrett Whitesides, of Hope, is in the city to- day.
 Mrs. Fletcher Logan returned this morning from visit to Hope.
 A large crowd of boys took in the street fair at Hope last night for a.few hours.
 A derailment of a freight train at Mandervale this morning de layed traffic south of here for several hours.
 Travelling or at home made easy by the use of Allwin's go- carts. Prescott Supply and Hardware Co.
 A cheap home on easy terms:- 3 room house with lot in good To- cation, S425,00; small payment down balance like rent.
 See Ellsworth.
 The Arkansas division of the Travellers Protective As sociatiOn will hold it's annual meeting in Little Rock Saturday night. The annual ball will take place at the Marion Hotel tonight.
 Miss Lois Cummins, who has been quite sick at the home of E. s. Moore for some time, was talk en to her home at Laneburg yes terday. Miss Ruth Moncrief has charge of her music class during her illness.
 Up in Missouri and Kansas very successful work is being made on the country roads with a simple contrivance called king split log drag. A. M. Els worth has had } of the machines made in Prescott, and Road Overseer Horne will give them a trial on the roads near Prescott.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-26
Local and Personal.

Hesterly Drug Store-free de livery.
 Mrs. J. T. Brooks of Little Rock is in the city today.
 Telephone Hesterly Drug Store for drug store articles.
 Mrs. J. B. Whitesides and Miss Florence Hatley are at Hope to- day.
 Go to Hesterly Drug Store for everything in the Drug Store line.
 Col Asa Morgan, of Camden, came in last night on a visit to friends.
 Randolph Hamby and Walter Murrah are taking in the fair at Hope today.
 Jno. c. White who was on the sick list yesterday, is able to be at work to-day.
 Clothes cleaned and repaired by Mrs. J. R. Harrell. Satis faction guaranteed.
 G. K. Reiney, of Camden, spent a pleasant evening with friends in Prescott last night.
 Dr. Adam Guthrie was among the Prescott people who went to Hope last night to see the fair.
 Mrs. J A. Moore Miss Amy Moore, and Mrs. J. l.. Wilmeth are visiting at Brownwood. Tex.
 If you go abroad or stay at home, get an Alvin go-cart. Prescott Supply and Hardware Co.
 Passenger train No. 1, due here at AIS this morning was 9 hours late, caused by trouble north of Little Rock.
 Misses Nellie McCaughey and Estelle Brown, Of Camden, and Miss Mary Ally, of Forrest City, are visiting Miss Marion Waller.
 The next annual meeting of the Arkansas Press Association will be held in Hot Springs, May 2S. 30, and the usual excursion will be abandoned on account of the changed conditions of railway transportation.
 w. M. Gatlin, of Bearden, who has been attending at the bedside of his sick wife, who is with her sister, Mrs. W. R. White, ir., at this place, returned home this morning. Mrs. Gatlin is reported some better to-day.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-26

The W. c. T. U. held a most in. teresting meeting yesterday af. ternoon with the president, Mrs. W. B. Waller The subject for the meeting was Mercy" and several interesting talks were made. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Sam Logan two weeks from this afternoon.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-26
B. Y. p. U. Program.

The following is the program for the B. Y. P. U. meeting at the Baptist Church next Sunday af- ternoon at 3 o'clock. Everybody invited.
 Song.
 Prayer.
 Song.
 Roll call. Historical Events of African Missions.
 Song.
 Scripturer reading.
 Recitation. Miss Gladys Fer gusOn.
 Address by David Livingston. A Look at Yoruba. Miss Mary Milburn.
 Special Music. Miss Powell. Through Liberia. Miss Lola Wilson.
 Song.
 Dismission.