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Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-23

8, 80 acres; 81 nw4 sec. 33 tp. l5
r.. 8, so acres; u ne4 sec. 33 sp. Is
= s, 80 acres; evil net sec. 80 tr.
l5r. 8, 40 scres; nw4 nw4 eco. "a
tp. Is r. 8, 40 acres; sw4 se4 sec. ]
tp II :. 8. 40 acres; a sw4 sec. J
tp. IL re, so acres; nw4 net sec.
8tp. IL =. 6, 40 scres; nw4 sw4
sec. IL tp. 17r. 8, 40 acres; nw4
nw4 500. 40 tp. II r. 8. 40 acres;
nw4 se4 sec. Is tp.l8 =. 8, 40 acres;
nw4 mel sec. 2S tp. 18 r. s. 40
acres; nw4 mel sec. 33 tp. IL. +. 8,
40 acres; nw4 sci sec. 20 tp. 10 r.
Z, 40 acres, 92O acres, amount
81 .05, penalty 81 IS, total $22.60.
John H. Tracy, Little Chief
mine, Susan Jane mine, Lochiel
nina and improvements, amt. $25.-
IA, pen. $l.26, total $40 40.
Precinct No. 7-Monticeiio.
Crespin Arsgon, 220 acres land
and Improvements. house in Mon
tioello, amt. $7.37, pen. 37oents,
total STA. Sheep and other pei
sonal property, amt. $2O6, pen.
$2.lO, total, $4416.
Alphonse Borquet. $50 acres
land and improvements, house on
Monticello creek. house in town OF
Monticello. amt. S3l.O5, pen. Sl.55,
total $32 60. Personal property,
amt. $97. 80, pen. S4.S9. total $l02.-
50.
Precinct No. 8-San Jose.
Pablo Garcia, l72 acres land
and improvements, ant. $2.85, pen.
Il cents, total $2.99. Personal
property, amt. $30.06. pen. $1.50,
total $3l.56.
Precinct No. 9-Hermosa.
Henry @. Flower, Pelican mine.
Albstross mine. Eagle mine, vul-
turs mine and improvements. amt.
$62.64, pen. $3.l3. total &6577.
Precinct No. 10 -Fairview.
Black Range Gold Mining Co.,
Minnehabs mine and impr ove-
ments, amt. $l1.34. pen. .57c., total
o1l.91. Mill on Pove .ty Greek,
amt $91 GA, pen. $4.58, total $685.
"a.
P. 81. McAughan, lauj and I'm
provements. amt. 1918, pen. 1885,,
total 1897. Personal property.
amt. $40. .79, pen. $2.O4, total e42..
SO.
Precinct No. IA Derry.
J. r. Skies, lots No. 2. 3, 6, Z
snd s, sec. % and 30. tp. IL 3. H..
4 west, and improvements. amt.
$35.77, pen. $i.79, total, 1866.
Precinct No. 16-Andrews.
w. H. Andrews. dwelling house
and other improvements at An
drews, amt. $56.O3, pen. $3.50, TO-
tai, $3.50.
Black Peak Gold Mining &
Milling Co., improvements on New
Century mine and other personal
property, amt. $ll8.1l, pen. $5.9l.
total, 1924 OF.
Mascott Gold Mining & Copper
Mining Co., Ventura mine, Re-
public mine, Eigbty-6ve mine.
Copper King mine, Isabella mine,
Castle Hill mine, Landen mine,
Copperspolis mine and improve.
ments, amt. STATS, pen. $5.74.
total. $120 .49.
Philadelphia M. & NJ. Co, ware
house and store room, boarding
house, bunk house, employees row,
hoist house, assay Office and con-
tents, scales. mill buildings and
machinery, 3 tanks and other per-
sonal property, amt. $248. .45, pen.
$l2.42, total, $26O.87.
Prosper Gold Mining Co.. min
ing lot No. 1882, house and black.
smith shop. mill and machinery.
amt. Sl98. 81, pen. 9.93, total $685.
~.
South Percha Mining 4 Milling
TO-, mill building and machinery.
amt a1RQ NJ nan A. dE k,ka1
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-23

llnstts ~ ths Asoo.
The arts Are hmits1 ~ y eA1gs
psvsra. bst = tAsis nsaaa. 0saen
ossts ~ e vanQulsh ~ 11n0s e
AiHsu. vh1sa ~ sassy sQsls>s -
eueoolnS.--A1A De gtAA -. !
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-23

South Perchs Mining 4 Milling
Oo., mill building and machinery.
amt. Sl89.07. pen. $8.45, total
el77.52.
JOHN G. PLEMMON6,
Treasurer and Ex. .Omcio Collector
Of Sierra County. New Mexico.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-23

The, cosrier Of Sunday mail be-
tween Lake Valley and Mutt Sta
ton, IT, at ell times prepared to
convey passengers. day or night, to
Hillsboro and other points. Good
carriages and rsssosoble prices.
r. L. RICE, Lake Valley.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-23

FRANK !. GWEN =. D.,
Odiice-Post Office Drug Store.
oD0Oosboro :. n. r
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-23

Attorney and Councillor at Law,
ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEX
Will be present ct all temrs Of Court 70
Bs rnalillo, vslencia. Socorro and Sier-
70 Counties.
Deal In good Gold. Silver and Copper
Mining Properties in New Mexico.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-23

Office: Room 81. Armijo Building,
Cor. 3rd st. and Railroad Ave. Practice
in the Supreme Courts Of New Mexico.
and Texas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14
1uokisst Mar in arkansas.

IN the luckiest man Ia Arkan-
sas, writes II L Stanley, OF Bruno,
since the restoration of my wise's
health after five years Of continuous
coughing aud bleeding from the
lungs; aud love my good fortune 70
the world greatest medicine. DR..
King 5 New Discovery for consump-
ZION, which know from experience
viii cure consumption If taken ia
time. Ny wife improved with first
bottle and twelve bottles completed
the cure Cures the worst coughs
and colds or money refunded At
al druggists. soc and u 90. Trial
bottle free.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14
Much Law. Poor cass.

Among lawyers there Is a saying
that ID the trial of d case 40 atfor
uey, II light on facts. must heheayy
on law The othsr day an attorney
was preparing 70 leave bis Office In
one of the biz Office buildings 70 20
70 the court house to try case.
From the shelves OF bis library
he had taken many large law books
containing decisions and opinions
Of higher courts. At intervals q
boy went ID and ont Of the door and
each time he bore ia hiaarms stack
OF the books. which be carried 10 an
express wagon that stood ia the
street below The attorney was 10
use the books ia the court room.
Another lawyer, who Is Of South
ern birth and rho always addresses
his friends With some army title,
watched the boy as he went Ia and
out carrying the law books Then
he dug bis hands deep into his
trousers pockets aud said to the
lawyer.
Well. Ahll sweah, Kunnel. you
must have no case at al Kansas
City Times
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14

A loafer. who bad been sleigh-rid-
ing and got split was heard to So
liquize tbusly
It's mans natur, believe. and
We can't help if no how. AS fur
me. wish was a pig there's
some sense ib being a pig wot's fat
pigs don have 10 speculate and
bust pigs never 20 sleighing. fuss
wid their daddiesrin-law wot was to
be, get onto sprees and make tarnal
fools Of themselves. Pigs is decent
behaved people and good citizens,
though they ain ! got no vote. And
then they haven 4 got do clothes TO
put on ot cold mornings when they
get up; they don't have TO be darnin'
and patchin their old pants they
don't wear no old hats on their heads,
ner have to ask people fur 'em-
cold whites IS plenty for pigs. Ny
eyes, Il was a jolly FAT pig belong
ing to respectable people. II would
be tantamount to notbin wild me
who was President, Whoever seed
one pig settin ION a cold curb stone
d rubin another pigs head wot
got chucked out ov sleieh2 Pigs
has too much sense TO 10 ridin' ifso
be they can help IT, | wish I was
one and out Of this scrape. It's
true, continued Tout. thoughtfullY,
and polling Tippleton $ nose till II
cracked at the bridge joint-'it's
true, pigs has their troubles like
humans ~eonstables ketches 'em.
dogs bites EN-, and pigs is some
times almost as done oyer suckers
a. men. but pigs never runs their
own noses into scrapes, coaxin
themselves 70 believe it's fun like
We do ! never seed . pig 20 the
whole hog 10 ny life, sept upon
rum cherries. z Earp,ers Almanac
1897
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14

The Countess oI kinnoul. v as has
devoted much Of her leisure 10 hospi-
sal visiting. has had one Or Two
strange experiences, She used 70
40 regularly 10 IS Georges Hospi.
tal, says the Grand Magazine, aud
on one occasion she was then not
more Is years old made the ac-
quaintance Of youth, snddler BY
trade, who was suffering from hip
disease. Gradually he recovered
and was Al last able 10 leave the
hospital, though still lame.
Between the young man and bis
kind visitor correspondence sprang
up. de always addressed her as
Dear MolIie. aud concluded his
letters with ali my hearts love,
yours respectful.
Az length the lady became enga-
Red 70 DO married. and duly inform.
ed her humble admirer Of the fact.
Resolving 10 answer from him. she
sent him ticket for the wedding.
Still no reply Again she wrote 10
him and a. last receI red form him
this answer. without beginning or
end, Of an orthodox kind.
l can never write TO you again.
as ! don't know how to begIa.
Once niors the young lady took up
her pen. She reminded This tlmor-
GUS correspondent that her name
was still MoIlie, and urged him To-
come 70 her wedding. He came. be
saw. be cried IA little aud when il
was over Lady Kiunoul received
from him the following letter des-
criptive OF his sensations.
There was | among those Lords
and Ladies', and n5ne 80 beautiful
AZ Her what needed 20 jewels.
He's Rone 10 Canada now, 4
says Lady Kinnoul. He came to
see me just before be- went, after
baby Was born. and said to him:
Would you like to see hsr2 Yes,
be answered. And when brought
her In he just touched Der ID the
incest way With the p1int Of 0ne Of
bis nngerss and then he went. +
havo heard from hin since. and ha
Always send his kndest regards ID
her littls Iadgsnip.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14

-
Inc Bryan household Of late years
since the elder daughter, Ruth,
vas married has consisted Of Mr..
ano mrs. Bryan the son, William
=. srsi ? daughter, Grace and an
adopted son from the flowery EN-
pre- 81 1ne Mikauo. me last iigure
peArs eloquent testimony notmerely
g Mr bFyans cosmopolitan iame'
pa1 % nis Rooo humored philosophy.
~ appeafs snas n Japan ~ aspiring
youth can aaops some man q emin:
enceas nlsisanerana lmmemorlaicns-
son compe's tne person mus honor;
= " AsNe Ano esFe soF Fne ionnaAAngs
= leass until ne comes % zoe age
e sea1-suppoF. 70 lsso the lame Of
sne Democraslc candidate penetra-
'oo q w ensrry groves q Japan
ana nfeu we ambition OF 8 Young
student.
have chosen Sou % be my faith
ef' ne wrote 70 eitect % the Ne-
nraskan' ana viii SAL a. once ior
vac United sfates'
Inc message aroused some natur-
q trep'dation ~ the houseboiH az
Lincoln. Fathers-in lay are chosen
olssn enough Without tnelr knowi-
cage ana consent out % have The
RESPONSIVENESS q parentage sud
aoniy snsuss upon one Dy ~ I'M
known youth q alien race = a. least
oiseoneersng. Appeals 70 the Coi-
iscsor q .ne fors a. San francisco
% aver. me yellow peru were I'M
awaiting. laps may rush 10 where
0hinese rear y tread, ana % select
60 american pohslclsn TOT iatner
ooeS 20 seem 70 come WITHIN the
purs'sw o. we statute which pro
n'Dl's aA00ferS UNDER contract from
snserlng our country. Soone morn
Inn Mr. nFsAn' answering 10 per
soy FsnR = me ooof-as y sne
Simple custom 2 We iamlly vas
e,ps'oa.eu - : s.'n' sapAnsse ooy'
go ss"asAsu vim s'mp's u'fee''
hsss
naYs 0o'no
81 A..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14
Healing Gospel.

The Rev. ]. g. Warren, pastor 81
Sharon Baptis Church. Belair. Ga,
says ol Electric l3iteers It'satiod-
send 10 mankiDd IL cured me OF
lame back. sun joints. and complete
physical collapse. | was SO weak
il took ms hall 40 hour TO walk a
mile Two BOTTLES OF Electric Bit.
sers have made ms so strong have
Just walked three milesin bOminutes
and Ieel like walking three more
LIS made new man Of me-. Great
est remedy for weakness and All
Stomach. Liver and Kidney CON.
plants. Sold under guarantee at
81 Drug Stores Price Soc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14


A human hand. severed at tie
wrist and lacking the third finger.
was discovered Oh Sunday morning
nailed TO telegraph pole, Just out.
side Forrestviile, Prince George
County, Nd.
AS yet the authorities have not do.
termined whether the hand was taken
from the body 81 i white man Or negro.
While on his way to SUNDAY school
about . D Clock on Sunday morning
| AtweIl Gray noticed the hand. Be
| lieylug he bad found the grewsome
relic Of . tragedy. h8 notified the
county authorities DR.. stansbury.
The health officer. Communicated with
Constable Arthur Suit. who took
charge Of the hand and notified the
Washington police.
The telegraph pole stands on the
Washington and Marlborough pike,
iand because Of the publicity Of the
place the officials think the hard was
fixed there some time on Saturday
night This belief Is strengthened
by Information received at Forrest
vile that 40 elderly man was seen to
leave Chesapeake Beach train at
Richie Station on Saturday evening
and vas heard 70 inquire the way to
Forrestville, Efforts are being made
70 locate the stranger. asitis belIey.
Cd be may know something Of the
matter
II was Of tirst supposed that the
hand was that Of q woman. but II is
now believed i belongs 10 man,
and that the missing finger was am.
putated v remove q ring Traces
Of red clay appear On the dissevered
member, leading many 10 believe il
vas taken from desecrated grave
An Investigation BY Debuty Consta-
! bio Smith, however, disclosed no
depreciation Of any cemetery Ia the
vicinity.
| Constable Suit was 10 Washington
last night. and related a simalar m
cident which took place Al Silver
Hill, Prince George county. about
nineteen years ago, when he was
called upon 70 investigate tho dis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14
The Passing Of Courtroom Ora
tory.

Inspiration is lost art In the
courtroom. Nowadays no true law
yer "a vises, prepares documents or
tries d case without a careful pre-.
parallon. Forensic oraiorv has pas.
sed away No longer does the
crowd gather ia the county court
house 70 listen to and be moved by
the Wit, pathos and eloquence Of the
advocate as ior hours or days be ad-
dresses The Jury. The courtroom
may be filed, but II Is largely with
the ubiquitous reporters. many Of
whom are as destitute Of tears a.
sahara Of water and as cailous to
emotion as the mummied sleepers
Of Egypt. No longer Is IL true that
weeping men aud women with hand.
kerchiefs TO their ewes are moved
By the eloquence 81 counsel. Time
Is pressing iactor. Facts rather
than eloquence is the demand. d.
@. Brewer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14
Nd. Del. 4 Va. Ky. Co.
PATuxENT RIVER ROUTE.
WlNTAa SCHEDULE.
10 ensel In0ra-rs Is. lAli.


Steamer win leave Pier / Light strert,
wharf, baltimore, weather permit
ting, every Wednesday, aud rAIur.
day, at $50 a, "a, i0r falr haven, Fium
Point, u0yernorn Knn, ana YAtuxenl
River az iAr w a. ltensaiiet.
Saturday Steamer vail las over al
benedIct untll slVnuAy, leaving benedict
az U.3U a. ia. Tor BRISTOL, stopping AZ al
Intermediate landings. Returning steam.
er VIII lessye BRISTOL at IL nO0n, On Alon.
day, weather permgtting, stopping az
ali landings 70 isenedlet.
Steamer viii leaye Benedict Tor naltl.
more, weather pernItIng, every Tues.
day ana Inufsuay at t.5U a. Ia. etUls.
ping AT all usual lanulngs
tfeight received At Fier 4. Tnesday AMI
Friday until 0.1O y. ~, tor Enetoiiowlna
wharYeH
Fair Haven. Plum Point, Gov.
crnors Kun, Cove Point, Drum Point,
Milestone, SOt0mOn's tsllnd, spencer j,
st. Duthberts. st. Leonarss y, sullers,
S0tLeriey, Joues Parker ., Forrest :,
WIlllanis, Dukes, Trent Hall, Holland
paiut, Benediet
On t'rlaay freight will De received for
the following additional lllifts
Leileils, lrnefnan fuins, deep Land.
lug, ttOliand tlIIis. AlaNruders FERRY,
Lower MariDOrg, Mh1Le Landing, Ter.
ry Landing, Nottingham 5, Lyon Greek.
BRISTOL.
Note: Read Schedule carefully Steam.
er leaves BENEDICT on Monday Tor bristol,
also That Steamer leaves benedict on
Tuesday Tor baltimore
WILLARD THOMSON, Genl. Manager
4. MURDOCH. Gen. Ert. Il Pass. Agt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14


aar Referring 10 Mr.. Roosevelt's
defense Of the right to critlcise
judges and also his recognition Of
the iniznetion writ, the New York
World reminds the presidents that
10 so article printed ID the Review
of Reviews Ia 1896. and referring To-
the Chicago platform. Mr.. Roose-
welt says The men who object to
what they style goverumsut by
injunction are, az regards the es-
sential principles 81 government.
IN hearty sympathy with their re-
mote skin-clad ancestors who lived
IN caves, fought one another with
stone. headed axes and ate the mann
moth and woolly rhinoceros. They
ARE interesting as representing q
geological survival. but they are
dangerous whenever there is the
least chAnce q thsir making tho
principles ofages buried past living
factors ia our present life.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14

steamer viii leave Pier =. Light street,
Wharf, Baltimore. Weather pnrtnHtluR every
Tuesday aud saturday q Is 2. =, Ror zoe fol.
lowing points
Mllieria, lir0mo's Pert lBello. arason's. hun.
dicks. Lewiautlas CowAfFs. Nainuk Point,
Coan. kiusaie. Cintta, 5suaay Paint Lodge
Adams, Pibey RuiDty Abtifa. E1tFun'a
Stones ard LeOnafdtewn,
tuesday 4 trip will oxicAd u fAncnz,c4.a
Hushw1od. hivcFaiir, 1iSufpa1 Pdint tslf.
metUt. Alexandra aus NaHhlilskg
Returning steamer Wis feasM 8tSensh 1Gseel
Wharf. Washington. y, ). every thursday IL
p n. weather eergnlrsaag, ssepplug 81 iand.
logs ~ ioiluwes
Alexandria, HlyHvnf Liverpool P04nt. xiv.
erasde, ffrAhwu9o. tsancasfer'e. Uobfum'
aud stones. VIII leave tscunardtowu nyeft
Monday aud Friday ag 9 a. w Aiess'a elAay
peint. AaAUis', Lodge, a ntra, 8Uaaag i Pc4nt
leaving kfn8aic - no1a- tt'af, aluui faint
tn4afst =. A4pateAAs. tses&sefs !. MiisuF = =
lu4. q faspn'e, 5 -. "a DFyWF ), F8Ff0 ffAi3o
q b. M. arriving ~ UAtNmore. SD. sarly Tues
day nHd aafufda5.
frelEht nfocived ~ pier light street, Bal
4mptr, Oh SAILING days uutii 4ao d. M
WILLARD tji0MSUN Gearfa, Mananot.
II. MChbUCM. fsNa. fFt and pass All
STKPH ENstUN a itRu ARruSs,
TtgepEunU ss4 Fnshiuafoa. u. q
w. q. kkAi9lguA. ANeat.
fciephone u, Alexandria. Va
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14

Parties having Real or Personal
Property for sale can obtain des-
criptfve handbills neatly executed
and at city prices
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14

Railroad Company

TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON AND BAL
TgMoRE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14
GreenWell'S Mill,

FLOUR, Meal and Feed on hand
for sale oil tho time cheap for CASH.
Hereafter, In order - avoid hay-
ing 70 keep mill books, AL Orders
must BE- accompanied BY the cash.
r. II. HkklEN Wklal4.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14

TableTimo
In Effect September 8ra 1908. oioA n.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08

Lize emerged from the smoke, coming down the ladder with child in her arms
 A chorus of cheers greeted her ap- pearance She was faint from the smoke and heat and her hands were scorched, but she handed the child to the men beneath her and started back again.
 "Dey's anudder one up dar." she said, wildly. 'Ill save i'm; yes, l will, eff it's de last ting ever does"
 There were brave men in that crowd of onlookers; men with the courage, if not the alacrity to do what Lize was doing, and when the young colored woman declared she would save the other child, there was "a holiness about her brow" which tinge of color could not obliterate, and the men remained silent with awe, then broke forth into wild cheers, and Lize her perilous mission. She was a long time returning The spectators were breathless with expectancy, and when the roof fell in with a crash a univer- sal cry of horror arose. Surely the brave negro girl was killed-yet, no. Faint and faltering. Lize once more emerged through the smoke and cin- ders with the remaining child. Appar- ently, she was stupef1ed by the hard ships she had suffered. and when only few feet from the ground. she tot tered and fell.
 The child, which she had pressed convulsively to her bosom, was injured only slightly, but Lize had inhaled the deadly heat and lay at the point of death, where she had fallen. Strong and willing hands bore her tenderly to a neighbours house and medical aid was summoned-but to no purpose. and the gathering night of death closed slowly over the heroic girl. Just at the bounds of Heaven. where color and caste are dropped with the poor, mortal body, Lize reused to semi-con-
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08

Lize hurried up the hill to Morgan's house. She went at the ton of bar speed, but 1t seemed that her fec, never moved so slowly as they d,a then. The fire was blazing out of tha roof in terrible flame and cipdora were flying all about her. If served only to spur her on to greater exar. uons, and breathless and panting. she soon arrived at the scene of the fire Some men were already there and were making efforts to auench ths blaze. but it was too hot for them to work against. Mrs. Morgan was wrlng- ing her hands and weeping, to one side.
 My children. my children!" she cried, hysterically.
 "W'ats de matter wid dem. ma 'am?" asked Lize. n tone of alarm.
 Tn the house, they're in the house. Oh. won't some one save them?"
 Wat room is dey in, ma a'am-w'at room?"
 The corner room upstairs; the corner room." walled the wretched mother: "oh, do something for them for the love of Heaven!"
 The men heard her and made haste to secure ladder and place it against the blazing building, then they re- treated, awed and overcome by the heat and the dangers of the situation. To ascend the ladder seemed like sure and certain death.
 "Ain't some O you goin' ter git dem chillen?" cried Lize, pushing among them. "Ain't dey man as Il go after dem little ones?"
 No one moved and Lize, with the fire of her heroism darting from her eyes, cast upon the men a look of scorn and began resolutely mounting up. up, up into the intense heat and smoke
 Come back" called one deep voice, as sturdy man started from the throng. Come back woman, I'll go."
 Too late. Tse goin' ter do 1t myself now"
 They watched her breathlessly from below. until she disappeared from their sight
 She can't live" they said. No one could live in that heat. It Is certain death" But, after few minutes,
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Original Colors of Hair.

Red is believed by Dr Beddoe, a European anthropologist, to have been the original color of the hair of Euro peans, and he attributes the brown pigments to the action of heat. Red hair is occasionally found among the negroes, and dull dark hair among the pigmies of Central Africa. Chinese and Japanese adults always have black hair. but Japanese children sometimes have dark reddish yellow hair, and Chinese children may have brown hair.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08
of the Eth Congressional District

Each of these coupons clipped from this paper and filled out with a lady's name will count one vote for her in the State Fair Voting Contest.
 In addition to the coupons clipp- ed from this paper, votes may be se- cured by'sending or bringing to this office paid-in advance subscriptions. During the period of this voting contest which is from July 1st to September 7th every person bring ing or sending to this office paid in- advance subscription will have the privilege ot casting vote for the candidate of their selection for each 5 cents in the amount paid.
 This State Fair voting Contest is belng taken up by several papers in each Congressional District and one State Fair Queen will be elect ed from each of the seven.Congres- sional Districts in the State of Ar kansas.
 The total number of votes from this paper and all other papers in Seventh Congressional District will be sent to the standing committee of the Arkansas Federation of Wo- mans Clubs directly after Septem- i Der the seventh and at a special meeting of this committee these votes will be audited and the suc- cessful candidate will be announced at once.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08
As Others See Us.

A day or two ago it fell out that an actor with purpose was cinemato- graphed on the stage. and was vastly pleased with the result
 Said he gleefully to prominent critic:
 Tt was the most extraordinary ex- perience I ever went through-actual. ly to see myself acting
 Now" replied the prominent dra- matic critic. you understand what vs have to put up with.s