The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-07

Gus Hale, of Okolona, was in
 Prescott today.
 II We regret to report the con-
 ditto nof Chas. F. Shankle as un- improved
 Dr. T. W. McDaniel, of Bough-
 ton was here on business this
 morning.
 W. H. Orr returned to Hope this
 morning after spending several days here.
 Come early and get a chance at the bargains in the dry goods de partment Clearance Sale. Pres colt Supply X Hdw. Co.
 The store of the Prescott Sup ply and Hardware company has been closed today preparatory to the opening oi the big sale which begins tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
 You can see the prices on all the bargains marked in figures on big white tag. Come and look over the prices. Clearance Sale. Prescott Supply X HdW Co,
 We are carrying a side line of jewelry which we are going to dispose of at prices never before heard of in Prescott. Profits count very little if you have the money. Baker Drug store. Christmas presents, cheap.
 Twenty pound cotton mattress ses will go at S2.35 regular price $500 at Clearance Sale Prescott Supply & Hdw. Go.
 Rev. H IL. Hillard the new pre- siding elder for this district and family have arrived here from Lowisville, and are domiciled in the district parsonage on West Main Street.
 Side board, chiffoniers, china closet. hall trees, ladies desk par Tor tables will be in the great | Clearance Sale at Prescott Sup ply & Hardware Go.
 The Baker Drug Store is at tracing the attention of early | Christmas shoppers, and some of the best selections are being sold. See their stock at once.
 Lee Gossett. who IS travel.nr for a Memphis dry goods house was in Prescott this morning Mr Go.2ett'S headquarters are now at Little Rock but he informs us that he will probably make th.s place his home after January 1st |
 Lost Brown horse, weight, LOGO pounds, branded with the letter U on the left shoulder Uabout 5 years old, shod all around. Will pay liberal reward for any information leading to this horses whereabouts. Ned 
 The ladies Of the WCT.U. vis- ited the Tom Allen H.gh school this morning and offered a prize | { obe given for the best repro duction of the temperance lec- lures to be given tonight at the Methodist church by Mir. and Mrs Chas. F. Stokes. The contestants will be from the n'nth, tenth and | eleventh grades. The indications | ase that the attendance at the | lecture will be qu.te .arge
 In reply to The News reporter | as to iaat nights b.l, at the op- era house Manager Gordon said that with spirit in keeping with the season and in trying to pro- mote and cherish a still more friendly relation with our neigh boring towns he made the mis- take oS opening the opera house without question to citizens of TeXarkana for the presentation oi theN amateur performance "Tatters,' and that in so doing he disappointed a small audience or Prescott theatre goers for which he is duly sorry Did they not rate as the average amateurs was asked. No honesty compels me to say they didn't make good even as first attempt amateurs. but why discuss this, they are our neighbors and played their parts the best they could and we in the audience stood our punish ment the best we could with only an occasional groan and a few wry faces so, let us forget it. Af- ter we have told our relation that