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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-08-12
One On ere pDrse,.

Property SMILED III q certain r1zs
0, Bsr-nzS vineyard Like eli rnsn. be
q 10 yVrsvlt II hsDplnsss. - De hisd
biz s~sy " DslzhbOrinz city ard
purchased = ,os sutO;EcDlls. .; course
+, hsd ~ bs soipDsd " The Island Oh
the s'samsY.
4 fsT dsys after The arrival n re
machine Z fr1en1 " ne proud owner
went " BOstDn u business. When
this friend arrived ia New Bedford "
taks he steamer for the vineyard
sousbD1y toid The Durssr that The
gentleman IN question had brought
1OSn ar automobile from Boston and
s,ksd him. the purSsr. ~ they had
roou ~ the steamer for the machine.
All" ssld the genial Durser. he
has gDt an auto, en- Well, we'll when
me " thOss tIo fellows gets anything
he other fellow thinks be must have
one too. We're pretty well filled ~
NTH freight" said he. but suppose
veil have 20 take II aboard"
WIN that be gave orders % clear
awsy the forward dscI and MAKE room
fDr al automobile.
4 fen moments after The above con
yei ssiicn Nr. -- appeared down the
gaagplsuk with 10y automobile IN
der biz arm, which he had purcGsEe1
for hig little bog who lives IN Vine
yard Hayen.-ylnsyard Gazette.
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Al (s,ristssiss aegIae rs-S 0r1
IL 1.sfr hr5pg ne nsw ress'i7ss'
sus is.sy sentiments osgpcss1 y
III s,rgss.ls e tte1r passDre- sDl
,s-s,as,s5 " Eer ia-us-er-
we rs5g1se x ~ 9issslngs fuai
e,1Ds-
Fgr tnsze rsets fbs Is11 LIZ
5ss- y,9pplsr ressTt
Ann vs. resu1os tos psas1 ~
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oas sos gy,5 vo-ss- 1urrs Caa''isi
g.
psuseDes f0s Duf gvl r1Sfsz'-
so.s sn1.sD All Sympathy f0'
0.ss-s III rsrJissrx to' t,'e yr7rl-
legea tuas 5eioag u us s,nJVIo -
e.s-asz,srlst5e = C'nr1sslsls.
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CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Men VINO Will Conduct State
fight for Democrats.

The Democratic State Campaign
Committee is composed Of the fol-
lowing:
Ben johnson. chairman, Bards-
town, Fourth District.
William A. Young, MOrchcad
Tenth District.
Judge Lewis McQuown, Frank
fort, Seventh district.
Senator X. h. Brown, Warsaw,
Sixth District.
Judge ,. W. JIagcr, Ashland,
Ninth District.
Senator +. :. Maxwell, Marion,
First District.
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NO1l2sy Angus = TIE -'U1asF
oeA1,g5 workers vi gstber II o0D-
rs-15on troxn al sEer tie eUREFy-
There is yef tilDe fOr se50o4s 70
essc7 oeae2sses soe ssoo reD,og1 Il
they hsre Bot already 6ODe 30.
The program viii begin prOzDpfly
II 3 80 A. n and al are urged
~ " present and SAY til TIE e5o'se
AZ & - z. NJ Lei eFsry worker
come praying for = blessing. sDo
with 3 mind 70 learn Eseh oele-
gste should bring DOte book AID
pencil take oypioDs notes. AID
make q report 10 he SUNDAY
octoel the folBowing sunday.
Next IL importance 10 the preach
ing ssrTiee Of TIE church stsDos
the tescbing service. The pastor
Is a. responsible for The one a. for
the other. How better csn Our
pastlrs advance this cause than By
meeting together for conference
under the leadership Of . Sunday
Scfool expert But hox csu pas
tors advance the cause If iD6ifer-
eni parents. superinteD3ents. and
teachers. block the wsyi l. II
asking tDO much Of pastors not Oh
IS u attend bot 10 urge the par
ents. the superintendent and The
" attend slsoy We ar
praying end expecting that great
good shall flow from this oonven
ton Let every one DO his part.
and God viii surely bless Us. 4
great revival wave Is sweeping tbs
country and statistics show that
the Sunday School Is the riches
harvest field Of the church. sou.
In the Sunday School will
receive great prominence on the
There are 10 Kentucky
between 4D0.DDO and 90. 90 whit,
Protestant children Of school sg'
not in any sunday School and oUI
county has its proportion. Plan.
will be discussed u reach thes.
and bring them into tb'
School and the church
This convention should BE a red
letter day in Our county and chris
tisns all over the county are urge
10 attend. and those who can DO'
are asked 10 pray in their home.
that we may be guided by IL
Holy Spirit in our plans and De
liberations for reaching the Unsay-
ed Of our county.
The CamsrgO Christian ChUrci
will entertain the convention.
Vim. II. Cord. County President.
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scORRESPOrDEncEs


>ae ,sEix-
-es Marriages
Farmers ke Pll0Ez1g Dach-
Mr. HErrzs1u C6cz- < OH 5zsin-
The turkey c-zg 4 the sbor1ess
fsr years
A 1EEit,er Of reoiex xna pros
T'et11rS hsEs bean here reue-f3F-
Andy Jones welko0un col-
ore3 nsu- died s355ealy Friday
night
Sa,n P5erssn AID family went On
Sunday 70 Fls1f relsizTes near OE-
IngsFlIs-
J-T Morgan aid daughter Miss
Matte. Of North Mi51efOrn. VS.
ted bare Sunday
: r. Deal and wife wenf On
Sunday % visit Mrs Ssrxh A.
Tsul II Carlisle.
ReF.J. B. MescAsrn. Of Ripley,
Ohio. preached 70 . large crowd 81
Springfield Sunday.
Tbos- Robertson and wife Tisited
John Mccain near Mt. Sterling
Saturday and Sunday
Rev. J. L. Weber presches 81
the school house Sunday afternoon.
Everybody should attend.
Chas- Jones and A. ;. Bridges
want TO be the Democratic Com
mitteemsn from Harris precinct.
Henderson & Rstliff. Of Bethel,
will this week prize the last crop
Of Equity tobacco in this section.
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II In Dsms1sts VI the Tsertl-
Cryt JrfEia biglyid

7 hsrs e.gIeiyo.sz3 " sss pos IL
52-ss.osut r. tx rOsers u use
Jrs-ty-frgs Jg55eisl Dlsir5e4- FIR
" oE5es " C.reyIt JD92s.
T. IL De'gsps g..Deeesss'y y, ~
tast 1vrTog ~ te'Tn II o1ce, ]
.sre greo ., Hlle i1ya aid Dos1of-
syls Dle5tiD, p1e Dess ihOygtlt and
trim e xities J nee esps1Is sIo
TT ed " i D,ly s0en things ss
sxDe-le.ce. during ny tern. flas
2fDy2Dt ~.
! yy1nioe yOs. q DO'Dlnsteo ~
~ DsDrys$5c party I'D elee4e2.
b8e seue high Standard If eitlzeo-
ZIP vi ~ DlsiDtsIDeo ~ u5e u
RE " wbesn y0g sgbsnii Jour
e,,otfVYerzlee sDd tDe ls1 effDroeo
s2zlnst I'll YIolaDJ,s. regardless VI
IrleJt,Dn Or e,53oitiOD.
! silsll M sUlk Il 1Js1e OtbeT VI
u3e distinguished lswyers n t1e dls-
trlct 1T coDaen oTer me Dy III
pz,t5. but # yDU fell that the al
mlnlstrstlrln ~ affair. IL tina Office.
during ny term, msrits yDUr sp-
prOysl. ! siisll eYer De grateful "
JDy FIR yOBr syppOft.
Sincerely your.
ALIdK IS. TOCyC.
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THE "LANcUAoE' OF ANIMALS
Various Cries and Calls Not the Me
dunn Of Communication.

Huxley thought tbat because ~ the
absence ~ language the brutes can
have no trains Of thoughts, but only
trains Of feeling and this ~ the Opin-
ION NJ most comparative psychologists.
J am myself quite ready " admit that
the lower animals come az near 70
reasoning as they come 10 having
language. Their various cries and
cBlls-the call " the mate, Of alarm,
nj pain, Of joy--f0 serye az the me
dun NJ some sort " communication.
but they do not stand for ideas or
mental concepts any more than the
various cries NJ a child do They are
the result Of simple reactions 10 out
ward objects or ~ inward wants, and
DO not Imply any mental process what
ever. A grown person may utter
cry ~ pain or fear or pleasure with a
mind utterly blank Of any ideas. Once
on "A moonlight night ] lay in wait for
some boy DOaCbeTs ia my vineyard.
A. J suddenly rose mp, clad Ia long
black coat, and rushed for one and
seized his leg as he was Fastening
over the fence, he uttered wild, agon-
izcd scream precisely az wild ami.
nal dOes when suddenly seized He
told me afterward he was simply
frightened out Of his wits. For the
moment he was simply an unrcasoning
animal-John Burroughs. In Outing
Magazine.
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CANDlD4CY NJ JCIEJE b
-. YDG$G.

IT, Do.s .s9,s il ule saaDgn>e
neu, II Jg5Ze 3. " TD,n2. min
ais s11Dfse,nelt fur fs-e.sl1ion
~ ~ Circuit J91z.a.p ~ Uis
dissrict. crm/,al5 " toe e>yntea
III BDot2Mue,y. Beth. kpnao sDJ
MeDefse.
We IRE pleass1 " atste INT b.
administration Ia Des, s1cn b. "
merit biz re-nominat.Dn mi el'c-
tim. irfezpectlse IT p>litcal - y
ciztjDo>. Kgeo tie cazgal praer-
yer IL bi> oDgn viii see int BE-
dispatcbes DUsineas, maintain
or3er, deaAryez ahJ recejges ta'
respe,t n ni'nea>aa, liti2ants sn>
cOJnseL
Al WhD ire familiar With to'
conJjU0ns ~ this cpDDty kbp2
t8st me lawless element reaiiz'
that tbey cannot opeDly yiolap
the IAN and ~ Unpunisbeb. W.
do MT ms that gyEgY man Win
has violated Ian baa beeD change
~ JDdVe YDUnV md the IUries.
bot there has been = yast improve
menl We cpuGderuy czpe~
hi2ber attainment IN cii.lensL.y
resulting from his administration
A. tne writer has yisitrd th'
coupties 10 thia district for Fact
and Obseryatlons, be has hcaro
many ezprcaaiona II approval NJ
J1dgc Young on the bench.
We cDuld not expect him ~ e.
cape crticism vs. and boatlity oi
some men. Such criticism and
hostility ia Yrcat compliment "
hi abilily " detect their sham.
prctcuse and fIgchOOd and ~ biz
fidelity ~ what be believes " be
his duty under the circumstance.
Before ne bad any iutlmatiDu that
Judge Young would again bc -
candidate we bad fears regarding
the future of our county and dis
trict; SOW that he has announced
his willingness and desire 10 again
serve bis people, we believe that
the future will be safe.
We are inexperienced in law and
can not pass upon the correctness
Of his decisions on legal points.
As M expression Of our own APP
probation Of what he has done and
OF our confidence in him for the
future, we move that his nomina-
ton be mndc unanimous.
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NOTICE..

Examination Of applicants for
appointment 70 the State Normal
School at Richmond. KY, will be
held in.rny Office on August 18th.
NJ. j. Goodwin,
Supt. Schools.
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City Council.

4 contract was made with g G
NJ Sterling Water, Light q Ice
60. for water and lights for three
ycars from July at former prices,
Sr.JOD.
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Mt. Sterling, KY. Aug. 10, 'OS.
To the Public:
The city council will be indebted
to any citizen who will phone to
the engine house any failure on the
part Of the Water, Light & Ice
Go. TO keep the street lamps in
good repair.
Finance Committee.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-08-12

For first class goods and ressci II.
able prices, phone So.
3tf Thompson & Darlington.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-08-12
MCCdIl's Patterns.

We have doubled our stock OF
these patterns 50 that we are able
70 furnish you any pattern they
make without special order and
without having to wait.
5-Zt w. A. Samuels & Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-08-12

LosT A pair Of gold frame
spcctaclcs in leather case, lined
with red, bi-focals. Leave with
DR.. ricketts, or i. q. Lock Box
2O7 and receive suitable reward.
p1 JAS. Is. SpRATr,
AIT % Maysyille ST., Mt. Sterling
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Ida Iiedmon &c.

Notice ia hereby given that will begin m,
sttiDgs IN the above styled case. at my Ofiice in
Mt. sterling, KY, on August 10Th, 1905, and will
close the same ON september 5th, 1908.
Ali persons having claims against ". &.
Moore, deceased, are hereby notified to present
same to me properly proven during said time.
JOHN A. JUDY ~
I-3t . Master Commissioner N. C, c.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-08-12
Extremes.

She-"There Ia one thing I cannot
understand about football" He
Yes" She--"Why q game 80 named
should need 20 much head work"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-08-12

While at work at Robt. Gate
woods Thos. William had his hand
cut by the breaking Of bit.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-08-12

The siIz-5 E1nu1z rsnra1r-SE.n q
1Bs Girlslsn GlBurzA B.7tsls -e8,1ls
Il tins rEJzrzF YRS h1iz II 1xxn So
EngzsasE- AnE1sz E. 2. "
1rZulsse Eg-sa8e1- Tire Exr3E-xn
a. printed 4Rsz week WIS car-isssS
D1L These Eib8 TOOK E,srz Eere-
4 d Clark Ms Am Cgsy- c
" Harris j. T. Highland. " H
Cord and 3 " Irzmt8s. al 81
1tlis oo1utT- Rev J. Il EtNsl
Of WTDe1,esssr. md Z NJ Hog
kl1s. II L.s1isE7lie. >g.aezL .sslgs
were sing by Mis- Name Greene
KDa Miss MK1t5e J13F Bots.
Al sSeyx-4 6rloer x'ss serrsd II
the caBrth PARKER by fba ls55es 70
s.,0uf 5Ltgueszs.
The attendance was chiefly
teachers and officers q se4f,ols
AID Essss1s-s Of congregations.
Esca Of the sgperlnteo5eots Of
bDe slx schools WIS present sD3
far Representation Of The tescDsrs-
The program was q feast Of
good things q committee comps
. Of representatives Of tbese
schools reported A. follows:
COMMITTEE gEz-DET.
] Resolved. That Ee bold our
DeIf eOnrent5On toe first week 10
ADg0sz Al Antioch If agreeable.
AID that We make II q workers
conference a. this year and last.
uniting officers. teachers and sebol-
srs who are interested: that Is. ev-
cry worker should Be present.
2 Resolved. That We norni-
late for officers. president. Prof.
-. H. Cord: vice president. y.T.
Highland; secretary. Mrs. T. c.
QUiseDb.eTy.
; ResolEe6..That ne ask ey-
cry preacher TO bring before his
church this centennial enterprise
Of endOwing with So. 90 the new
Bible School department In the
College Of the Bible. and we ask
that our worthy brother. B. W.
Trimble. see that this Dc done by
personal conference and otherwise.
1 Resolved. That we ask ev-
cry school 10 send It, report each
week 10 the Weekly Bulletin. Lou
syiIle. Ky.
; Resolved. That we sincerely
thankl the Mt. Sterling Bible
school for their very generous
hospitality and We assure them
that We are always ready to come
% see them.
9 Resolved, That We express
our very great appreciation of the
lOf our retiring president.
B. W. Trimble. and assure
him that he has set a very high
standard of efficiency for all his
successors In Office.
! Resolved. That we ask that
these resc buttons be printed in the
The Mt. Sterling Advocate. the
Mt. Sterling Gazette and the Sen
tinel-DemOcrat.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-08-12

Profanity is not in the vocabu-
larry Of a christian.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-08-12
Commissioners Sittings
MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT.

J.. A. Glover. Admr. Of w. q. Moore decd. Pin.
Va. Notice Of Commissioners Siaings
Ida Redmon &C.. Defts
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Bread.

Ask for j. NJ. Kean's Bread at
HinsOn's. sgt
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-16
Sold and Recommended by
Bakers Drug Store.

residing at 22O Cross street, Little Rock,
Ark, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills are
without ny exception the best medi-
l ever used. My experience conclusive
proves that they do all that is claimed
for them. suffered from backache for
years and also had very annoying
urinary weakness. particularly obser.
able at night. Learning about Doan's
Kidney Pills, used box. The results
were entirely satisfactory. My kidneys
now act properly, the secretions are
normal and my back has ceased to
pain me. Doan's Kidney Pills must get
the credit for the change.
For sale by all dealers. Price, so
cents. Fosters Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States,
Remember the name Doan's-an
take no other.
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NOBODY SPARED
Kidney Troubles Attack Men
and Women, Old and
Young Alike.

Kidney ills seizes young and old alike
Quickly come and little warning give.
Children suffer in their early years
Cant control the kidney secretions.
Girls are languid, nervous, suffer
pain.
Women worry, can't do daily work.
Robust men have lame and aching
backs.
Old folks, weak, rheumatic, lame.
Endure distressing urinary ills.
The cure for man, for woman, or for
child
Is to cure the cause.-the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys-
Cure all the varied forms of kidney
suffering.
Arkansas testimony guarantees every
box
w. H. Houghland, steamboat engi-
neer, in government service nine years,
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PEOPLES PARTY.

The County Central Commit
tee of the Peoples Party of Ne
vada is hereby called to meet at
at the office OF J. O. A. Bush, on
Tuesday, the 2lst day of July, at
l o'clock p. M, for the purpose
of considering the question of
calling a county convention and
any other important business as
may properly come before the
committee. J.O.A. Bush, Chm
J. NJ. Milburn, Sec.
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Luther Hit and family will 20
to Morris tomorrow to visit three
or four days next week.
Mrs. E. B. Caruthers and chill
dren are visiting in Emmett to-
day.
Mrs. C. A. Berkshire of New
Boston is a visitor in the city. the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Alex
Vaughan.
Miss Clara Brooks very pleas
antly entertained a few couples
| of Prescott's social set at her
home last evening.
A jolly herd of Elks passed
through Prescott this morning
on No. IS. 1t was the Hope herd
on their way home from Eldora-
do where they instituted a lodge
last night. They were in a spec
ial car.
We are in receipt of a rock
from the farm of Geo. w. Ham
brice which contains mineral
resembling gold very much. Mr..
Hambrice states that these rocks
are in abundance on his farm.
Miss Candas Knight who was
with Mrs. Moncrief last year and
has been at stamps this season,
stopped off to visit in Prescott a
few days on her return to her
home in Jonesboro.
A. C. Evered, who is engaged
in the art of intoxicating into the
minds of the rustic youths near
Gurdon the first principles Of
manhood, is visiting homefolks
here for a few days.
Uncle Berry Westmoreland
and wife left last night for
Weatherford, Texas, where they
will spend a few weeks with
their son, C. P. Westmoreland.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-16
IT'S FINE.

C NJ. Johnson, Louisville, KY,
writes:
81 have used your Hunts Cure and
it is fine"
We have many similar letters. Hunt 5
Cure is strictly guaranteed remedy
for amp variety of skin diseases. 1t
stops itching (instantaneously.
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ing for Hope where he will spend
a few days on business.
w. T. Jobe, a prominent farm
er Of Georgia Township, is in the
city on business.
Mrs. J. G. Battle of Augusta,
Ark. is visiting the family of D.
M. City.
AT COST-Our stock of
screen doors. Prescott Supply
and Hardware Co.
Mrs. J. A. England left this
morning for Waldo where she
goes to spend a few weeks with
relatives. Mr.. England accom-
panied her as far as Hope.
The employees of the telephone
exchange are in receipt of a fine
basket of Elberta peaches from
Mr.. Johnson, sent from his peach
orchard on the P. & N. w. R. R.
Tax Assessor Bright is now at
the court house ready to list
your wealth. He will close the
books here July 25th after which
time a penalty attaches to all
who fail to list their property.
S. T. White came in from
Lakeland this morning. He re-
ports pleasant time for all who
are camped at that famous re-
sort, and he says all are likely
to break camp Friday.
Mrs. C. A. Berkshire returned
to her home at New Boston, Tex
as, on No. 5 after q few days
visit here. Miss Bessie Vaughan
went with her for a two weeks
stay.
Commissioners of Accounts
Alex Vaughan, G. S. Alder and
Fred Thorburn met at the court
house yesterday and began their
labors of auditing the accounts
of all the county officials, which
will take them the rest of the
week.
Mrs. r. F. Elgin returned to
Emmett this morning. She spent
the night with her little grand
son who is quite sick. He IS
thought to be some better this
morning and the physician has
strong hope of his ultimate re-
covery.
Rural Route No. l out of Hope
has been ordered discontinued
after July 81. The reasons as
signed were bad, impossible
roads. However, the depart
ment assured the people on the
route that service would be re-
stored as soon as they get busy
and fix the roads.
A letter from Fred Newth, OF
Vernon. Texas, states that he Is
the father of a ten pound boy.
The Picayune wishes for the lit
tie fellow success in life and that
he may make useful man and
be a source of much happines to
the fond parents.
From Ns.dAy's
Arch Moore and wife from
Hope Sundayed in Prescott.
Jno. Haltom is over on the Kan
sas City Southern this week.
Will Cantley of Hope was a
Sunday visitor in Prescott.
Miss Lizzie Christopher is back
from a visit to the Vapor City.
V. S. Rice was here from Hope
yesterday.
Mrs. Jack Grayson and chill
dren spent yesterday in Gurdon.
w. w. Teal and daughter, Miss
Grace. visited in Hope yesterday.
Capt. w. R. White is busl-
ness visitor in Hope today.
JooL SannSOp Of I,aneburg Is
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Civil Service was with his fam
lily yesterday.
DR.. Gosnell of Hope is in the
city today. The Doctor has just
returned from a trip to the Den
ton Colony Co. of Southwest
Texas.
Jess Morris, publisher Of the
the Hope Daily News, was visit
ing in Prescott yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Newth of
Hope came up to spend the Sab
bath with home folks.
Hugh Mcdaniel, Sank Callicut
and Bill Simpson left this MORN
ing for Horatio to work in the
big peach orchard.
Miss Betsy Hinton came in last
night from Arkadelphia where
she spent Sunday with relatives.
P. S. Harrell and family left
this morning for Hot Springs,
where they will sojourn for two
weeks.
Griffin Blakely, with the Peo-
pies Drug Co. at Nashville, was
at home in this city Saturday
night returning yesterday.
Miss Candice Knight, after
spending a few days here. the
guest of Mrs. Louella Moncrief,
returned to her home yesterday.
Prof. T. E. Guerin and wife,
after visiting friends in this city
for a week, returned to their
home at England yesterday,
where Prof. Guerin taught the
past session.
Ralph Moncrief, railway mail
clerk, who has been spending
two weeks vacation at home, re-
tur ned to Texarkana yesterday
to resume his run between that
point and Cairo, Ill.
G.. w. Turner and wife of Poe
ahontas will spend the summer
in Prescott. the guests of Mrs.
Turner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John M. Haltom.
Lester Steed and Warren Cum
mings left yesterday for the FL
berta peach orchard of the South
ern Fruit Co., near Horatio.
Shipments of fruit will begin to-
day.
DR.. J. B. Chastain pulled from
his garden this morning two Gu
cumbers that weighed 3 IL
pounds. The Doctor will send
them to the Agricultural Depart
ment of Little Rock.
Several parties left here today
to inspect the lands offered for
sale in Southern Texas by the
Denton Colony. This is said to
be one of the best propositions
ever offered in the way of homes
in that section. Mr.. F. M. Will
son at the Johnson Hotel. agent
for the company, is very pleas
ant gentleman and will take
pleasure in giving you any infor-
nation you desire in regard to
the property.
DR.. Sid Weaver of Fulton re-
turned this morning after a two
days visit with his family, who
are at Mrs. Weaver's mothers,
Mrs. Ellis.
Neil Mum and sister, Miss
Ola, are spending the day in
Hope.
From sasurday's s.s.~ -
w. S. GLADDEN. of Nathan was
visitor in Prescott yesterday.
w. B. Orner is spending the
day in Little Rock.
Rev. l.. J. Kidding of Emmett
is in town today.
DR.. w. E. Arnold is a visitor
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