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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-23
GUY B. TUCKER
WILL DELIVER
The Annual Grafton At The
Mena Fair, Aug. Is. Will
Say Words for Bryan.

Little Rock, July %. Only the
boundaries of Arkansas suffice to
mark the fame of Guy B. Tucker
Commissioner of Agriculture, as
an orator. Recognizing his abil-
ity as an orator, the people Of
Mena have decided he is the man
they want for the orator of the
annual Park Fair held there each
year, and the committee on ar
rangements, through Hal L.
Norwood. invited him to address
the people there on August Is,
l9 and % He will probably ac-
cept and speak a good word for
Bryan before a large audience.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-23
|OUp CORRESPONDENTS.
WARDS CHAPEL.

| WARDS CHAPEL.
Everyone is rejoicing over the
|bd rains the first Of the week.
Miss Maggie Dillon, who has
In teaching at the Wire Road
bool. visited homefolks Satur-
! and Sunday.
Mrs. Willis Wilson and chill
kn left last Saturday for an
fended visit to relatives in
6souri.
Hiss Bessie Stallcup attended
vices at the Chapel Sunday
Fning. taking dinner with the
hily Of 0. M. Billingsley.
Dur school is progressing very
ely. The enrolment has now
ched thirty-fve.
farshall Moody of Waldo Wis.
friends here Saturday and
fday.
number OF the young people
ht very pleasant evening at
home Of D. w. Moore last
(day. Thanks TO the hospital
cf these good people.
lisses Emma and Mary Will
attended church at Boughton
Rday night.
e very much regret that, on
Punt Of Illness, Miss Belle Ar
has been absent from school
Fral days.
Ute Charlie Formny IS on
sick lis,.
congratulate the Provi
e people on their successful
nng, and trust the good re-
may prove lasting.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-23
Hon. Guy B. Tucker, Who VIII Tell
the People of Mena and Vicinity
Why Bryan Should Be Elected

be given away by the manage
ment OF ne Theato,ium Saturday
night, at 8 D. m.
Duplicate tickets viii be had
and put in oox and mixed UP
and one drawn out. The party
holding the corresponding num-
Ger will be the lucky one. Each
person paying 1Oc. admission will
be entitled to a chance. If the
the number drawn is not in the
house at the time another draw
mill be made.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-23
GWEN AWAY.

4 fve.dollar rocking chair will
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-23
NOTICE

There will be a mass meeting
of the populists of Missouri
township on Saturday July 25,
at 3 o'clock p. m. at Shady Grove
for the purpose of considering
the propriety of nominating a
township ticket. Everybody
come. S. II. Pittman.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-23
GAMING IN POPULARITY DAILY.

A prominent druggist says; Hughes
Tonic has given more satisfaction than
anv other chill tonic we have sold. Sold
bv druggists SOC and Sl.00 bottles.
PREPARED BY
ROBINSON -PETTET CO., LOUISVILLE.
INCORPORATED
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-23

The Picavune Office has just
turned out the annual catalogue
for the Emmett High School, which
is ore Of the best schools in south
Arkansas. There was a large at
tendance asst year and every
thing points toward a larger and
better school this term. Prof.
Crump, the principal, is gradu-
ate student of the Chicago Uni
versity, and the assistants, Prof.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-23
.CHU
and PASTORS
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL.

School conducted next Sunday
by Il. 4. Sykes. Practical appli-
cation OF the lesson by T. D.
Scott. Hymns 81, % Il, 112
and 1J4. Remember next Sun
day IS missionary day. Choir
practice Friday night at s o'clock.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-23

Calhoun and Miss Hartsfeld are
among the best educators of this
state, and Miss Christopher, who
teaches piano and expression,
was a student in Maddox Semi
nary three years and was under
the best teachers that institu-
ton could employ. The location
is the finest in the state, fine
water and among the best citi-
izenship in the state of Arkan-
SaS.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-07-23
For Picnic III nches, cakes,

fruits, sandwiches and canned
goods at Howard Terry's. Phone
200.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
TAFT FAvORS
 HELPING CHINA

sTHe gnaed States and others who favor the open door policy win. if they are wise. not only welcome but en-
 Hragc The great Chinese empire to take long steps in administrative and governmental reforms. in the develop .-nt of her natural resources. and the improvement af the welfare of her people l do not view with alarm the growth uf China Into a great indus trial empire believe that this. in- stead "f iuiurlnE foreign trade with China. would greatly increase It.
 We ought to welcome China's growth as an independent power. We ought not te be jealous of il, for 1t fs the hlindcst kind of a policy to retard the development of nation in the hope of thus increasing our trade. Our greatest trade is with the most pros porous. The Chinese are great peo- plc. and they ought te be helped ot develop
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ROMANCE

Yesterdag teleeraphia dispatches stated that a woman had arrived m Seattle after having tramred tne ties between Sl Paul and Hutte m search of a missing Hub~1Ht t ves also re- eted 5h5f =Hs intends H,var fu cad Che qa.st and aH came ta Nome I! #Hg cannot Hu# ur #fz#uH oHa any when, cisr.
 sucH affection #= tHI- - enough ta max, th- mouth sf 8ns #m uater but it is nothing eomiJrad Co tHe af- lection which caused q Esoaa,u-leggad woman Co nun away from Woad,u- leegea husband vitH seoadea-leeeea lover The latter instance af deep ar- fretinu vas also related tn ya4t.rla1- Nugget and tHe deHuuemeut NH hr watched with brtath.ezs interest
 Nre-r h-e4s aa- tH.ra passsHted $. striking a proof ef flr blindness af ia,r. 1et never ba- IdE boon % well mated az the 8dy H question eaz aH aNa different aaeasioas Tho most important lesson to br learned fram tbe occurrence hy those who live u single bIessadue~z Ds that fhefe i- h"pr for au
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SUN SPOTS AND THE
 AURORA soREALIs

iuasmuch us tho rarrr-. both here and m F-c states. have devoted ruu- siderable SIacc Co a discussion uuf a recent rrmarkabI, display of the au- rorl RorraH-. and its relation Co san spots and ef.atri- storms. Here t#at yolr raadgrs may He interested m a short summary aG FHe observations. discoveries and theories ef som, ef Che principal astronomers along those bues And first. irt il be said that the belief of Dr HTlsHer. mentioned tn vuur telegram. has been quite gem erally accepted far about forty years ,Sae Epe,sIaf da Hritauuira1
 fHr df-,-,-f, 4f t#s-aHH spots has negu credited la Ga.d.a. Sshgiugr UarrI" aud others. but r., question t- uf u,lg Importance. Che discovery betns ono vHeh followed inevitably Hat ar sb, tafas.ara. Far muei1#af tho e5fly 1ad exast data au tHe subject s,. are indebted fa tUe German aztraa- am.r. SahVaEy Vm made ahserva- tiuus continuously fr.m fsss Co iSt>. lt 0t- hr WHa .II.#ayera Inc rrrj1d- is8is af the srats THrfa ar. times WHon scarcely any sra- can be -ecu with tho most powerful teleseapeS. then their number and size increase. .5arI4s r-ri4I af eleven years. until sanH if them HHr =e 4rs- thlr they can H, s.eu without fns aid of 2 relr- sesrH tHe ryr HaiHe protected by a smoked of dsarle caiarai. glass Srats have been measured which had a df- aHel.r af ever if, thousand miles.
 General Sabine. Professors Wolf LaHa5s. aud others. have shown that the changes in magnetic variation Hue fHs zame rriad af=eefsa ssars. and tf5t tHs aarafa1 dizIIlz and magnetic variations are least dmma the perfpd aF zH zrut minimum aud great dHr- ing fine time al -uu zrar maximum. r lsa well known fact tHat reHark- able azrlay- af the#aurara ags always accompanied or immediately followed tF a.aatrie storms. sometimes sp severe as ta affect the telegraph and fegr- phone
 If now NJ inquire az te the eauuec- tiau between these t#rae# classes of rB,nom,ua. t cannot b. supposed lhar an ebi-er relatively su small a- . srot on ihe sun at distance of ninety fta million miles. eaH cause fHa au- rara harraIis Or influence fine magnetic variation. at ryed have any direct 7u- Hugare= on the e8rtHs now of magnet ism or electricity What Is believed, however fs that tae spots an thr sun are caused by some disturbance ot the suns surface. causing an emfHation. probably electric. which k almost uz stantIy feft aa the eart#. H an unusual disturbance df Inc rafthss magnetism and flow of electricity. fradueine fhe aurora m the upper regions af the earth's atmosphere
 II saems tn he rfoveu. at least. that fhezr trren pheunmcna have an mu- mate relation To that my -aerau= -ame- thing which nohodv claims ,o uef.- stand. but whira Wc are learning fo use. and which He= eau eIe.td.iu.
 CHNS. W. THORNTON.
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HuT STRINGS, va.-Judgc Taft toek oreasleu when here to express himself ss heartily fayoriug the efforts pf American missionaries t8 China as ihe most effective metaod Ut betteriug the condition uf that nation and of establishing rurdtaI relations between the Chinese and American govern msnts- This expression was given tn am extended coufersnce he had with Rev. George W Planter. who for g. wear has hren missionary at Hang chow China far the Presbyterian church.
 pr Painter cam. hcre to give NIT. .Tan information rcsrcrttug thr inter- national political situation nf China. He said that China was awakening from Rip Van wiakIe sleep of ages. and awakening with anger at the ua- tians which were seemingly dividing up her territory among themselves.
 After the conference NIT. Taft said for publications
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settle down before tHc distractions af tHr world can attempt to shake their Hl.aaur5 ta each other or tcmrt them ta nfatnulua-s. but this settling down only toa often proves to be a .mrre temporary phase. and is followed au aur side or the othcr-or Il may b, on both by au unsettled condition .tBat usEs Cor The sest af tHyir unhappy lives
 What IS gaitrd suitable agr Is when both the man and woman are old enough to know then own minds and there IS no great disprorort5ou between their ages X union between May and December may turn out successful hut the chances are thousand ju cue against 5t What are called unequal matches generally turn out bad in the bong run IT tHe class. status or cdu- cation If tho husband and vii, k d,- cidsIly unequal such inequality is bauuH fa mabs dissara aHd uuaappI- aa-s In The home. though thera are. of course. brilliant exceptions to this Flm rale. exceptions that prove hr=
 sui dispute that Love eonuuers -H things Inequality of position or aif- farrg degrees ef culture may pfav. mura disastrous in matrimany thaa even 8 great dfSproporttou in age.
 Tfr truth af tae matter is that whether man mJrrics at tbfrtv. forty Hne - -iSss. hts bride should be WaHu frv wears ef hl~ own age. t rsrfa,t compatibility and eauseutaJ- tfy t- taaesa fH If she b. HIe junior by f,e years. "F dss. aF eeen ten. lh,s tfe aeH matched hut greater disrru- R0H#rH at aus period "f life is. as !
 afa# serious mistake.
 If cannot b. deu1ed that neither the men nor t#e women 7f today arr as kesn aH matama8y as vsre their fore fathers. and f rheg d1 marry they
 HaU themselves deeldrdiy avgrSc from lettering themselves #t fea early an age bs giving up that freedom and inc dependence which can aHly be- enjas+d
 H,rfeettou m single ife and losing rhrfr liberty before tfre have had
 nc t5 use a common expression. "ta E.ak about them However, 10 maf= Ter at what age a man enters himself a~ a candidate fer tar matrimonial stalks. he W1ll very speedily be con viuerd of the truth embodied in the old familiar jingle.
 Needles and pms, Needles and When 3 man marfes his trouble be-
 gins" Fix
 Billiards and pool Kaard of Ira f,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES
Thursday. Sept. IT, 1908

Thursday. Sept. r., 1908
 Morris ss. Marsh et al on motion .ef < r Jenrcys this case was ordered dismissed at cost of plainun
 Bush v- Pioneer Mining Company .et al. eAu jurors mol engaged lu the trial af this ease were excused until Saturday at 10 a. m1 Trial resumed. jurors all present \ j. Daly. on be- half of defendants. offered in evidence certified copy uf deed from Axel olsen |" Bear Mining X Trading Company of october r., 1899. to be substituted for deed heretofore marked Defend ants Exhibit "D." admitted over ob- jeetion of plaintiff and substituted for former deed and marked Defendants Exhibit "D" Axel olsen vas recalled bv pIalnlff for furihher cross-cxam- lnation, after which T. J. Valller was sworn and testified for defendants. and thereafter defendants counsel read in evidence the deposition of Joseph Le Clare until 12 o'clock noon. when court adjourned until 1:45 D. m.
 f.i5 p. m.
 Bush vs Pioneer Mining Company et al Trial resumed. jurors all pres eHt Counsel read in evidence the .cross-examination of Joseph Le Glare after which Daniel F. Cox was sworn and testified for defendants. Defend ant soffere din evidence the affidavit of Daniel F.. Coox in case of Curry vs Carlson et al No. 1850. which was ad- mitted over objection of plaintiff and marked Defendants Exhibit "E" Axel Olse nwas then recalled by defendants for further examination. Witness iden- tifed two stakes taken from the Bear Cub claim. which were admitted in evidence and marked Defendants Ex- hibits "F" and e." respectively M. L. Y. Smith and R D. Adams were each sworn and testified for the de- fendants and the deposition of II. A. Blood read. and thereafter Arthur Gib- son was sworn and testified on behalf Of defendants The witness identified map of the Bear Cub and adjoining 1 claims as having been made by him. self which map was heretofore marked
 Defendants Identification "B," was ad-
 mrte dover objection of plaintiff and
 marked Defendants Exhibit "R." ant
 then Charles Thompson was sworn or
 behalf of defendants. and thereafte | defendants read in evidence the depnsi
 tion of N. Hulshouser until ?. m.
 when court adjourned until Friday
 Sept IS. 1908. at 10 a. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
MA TIERS
 RECORDED
SEPTEMBER 18.
Locations.

LONdAlOnos The Plcxas Lode claim. on right limit of Anvil creek. June 20. 1908. J C. Widstad ct al.
 No s above on Penny creek and No. above on Penny creek. June 27. 1908: Gem Lode claim. on Victor lode. on Weasel gulch; located Sept. r.. 1908. bv Adam Davfs
 Proof Of Labor. Bench No 1 below on Snow gulch; J. <. Kimball et al
 Notice of Levy. Lima NJ Thompson vs Dow Devel- opment Company, No. 12 below on pr, creek; Sept l6. 1908.
 Mortgage. Mariana Rielsa to J. s Cain. Solida, bench claim. on Solomon river: als, one-half interest in building known a. the Silver Dollar saloon: May 10. 1908
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
BUSY WINTER FOR koueARoK

Lars Gunderson. |. $. commissioner for the Kougarok district. who arrived in town last evening. states that q large amount of prospecting will bs carried on in that section during tn, coming winter. On the whole the out look for the district. in the judge's opinion. was never better
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
elatz weiner Seer a, the Bank.
mtocENE FROZEN OUT.

The Mipeeue eompauy's operations 'H tae Grand Central have been sud isHiy ended hy tho trrczrup and the Hru htsv come ta town
 Tle U4ld ,saps, Company. however.
 srH bn-s iu that quarter aeue rir,.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
FOR SALE.

saaa takes nrst-elazs ao-horse- power upright marine boiler. with abf feet af steam pipe. romts. pipe cutter vis". stock and dies. wreuchcs. etc. a complete outfit. CaH on F. W. Bur nauaf- railroad der.at
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
oRUssEo
 OVER THE koUGAROK

J J. Underwood. agent of the ln- terior department. arrived from the Kougarok last evening. after having rummaged the whole section for curios Some of those who were staying at the Hot Springs were seized with panic on his arrival there and flew the coop
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

The following telegram appeared in this paper some days ago;
 "PITTSErEG. seH. Attracted by tae most remarkable display of ih, aurora borealiS eyer seen m this -ee- tion. Dr John Bmshear measured the largest of the sun spots now visible discovering that it has an arra of tw1 million two hundred and fifty thousand square miles. and temperature of six thousand degrees Dr Brashear be- 1i"ves that there is some connection between the sun spots and the aur- ora
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

FOR RENT-Good office or store on Steadman avenue. Formerly occu- pied by Pioneer Press. Good terms. Apply Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

Miss l.. r. Thomas has Opered a typewriting and stenographic exchange on Second street. opposite the Masonic Temple.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

h fhr District Court tn and for th.s
 ui=.ris5 ef Alaska. Second Division Nrtfc F ffrtr. PiaintH
 trrhHa r. Hicks Defer dant
 1ar Ffasi0eut uf tho United States of tmarsa ta Arthur L. Hicks. the aboyr named defendant. Greeting
 Tpu are hereby summoned and rc- aa'fed fn appear and ansV,r the can- plal4t af th, plainIa filed herein in the aiIIer af the clerk of the above named court at Nome Alaska. within thirty .1ays after the completion of the period of publication hereof. herein specified ar Judgment for want thereof will be taken against you. and you are hereby notified that if ynu fan fo answer tae mid complaint the said plalnun will 4Hrty te the court for the relief there in demanded. to-wit: Tn dissolve tho bonds of matrimoay existing between aid Ilaiutn and said defendant.
 This summons ls served by publlca- fion pursuant tn Che Iaw and ta the order of said above entitled court. made pu The 12th day of September. l9oS. the date ef the first publication being September F. laoS. and the last publication being the 17th day of Oc- tpher 1908.
 JN0. II DUNN.
 Clerk of the District Court in
 and for the District of Alas
 ka. Second Division.
 By ANGUS MCBRIDE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
LOST.

A brown veil. with old ivory pln Please leave with " ]. Runger.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

Imported coburger draft beer on tag 1t Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

Billiards and pool. Board of Trade
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18

eiatz Private Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-18
SUMMONS

m the District coarl in and for th.
 Ui zries ef Alaska. Second Division S].fr F HfrF-. Plaintiff
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-01-07
Notice to School officers and Teach.
CTS Of the Free Schools Of
Calhoun County.

Your attention Is hereby call
ed to that section Of law, page
"a, section 13 Of the school law
which reads as follows:
Whenever ut the end of any
school month the daily average
attendance FOR that month has
been less than thirty FIVE per
cent Of the whole number Of pu-
pills enumerated in the Sub-Dis-
trict. the trustees may dismiss
the teacher and discontinue the
school. unless otherwise ordered
by the board Of education.
! have visited three fourths
Of the schools in my county and
ind asfew with fewer than one
fourth Of the enumeration and /
ON Of the opinion . few Of the
teachers do not make 70 per cent
Of tho enumeration, and / advise
too trustees and boards Of edu.
cation 10 investigate this matter
and discontinue all schools which
do not mako the average per
cent ~ required by Law.
c. ]. Gamer.
County Supt
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-01-07

The Chronicle man often
wonders how the people of Cal
houn county can conscienciously
and consistently condemn the
Standard Oil Company. and its
policies. How have they hurt
us? Let's see: Cassie Ayers,
one Of their representatives,
was here last week. and inform
ed us that over 100000 q year
was distributed among our
farmers In rentals and this has
been done for several years.
Upon guess we would say that
over 200 wells have been drilled
by 1t in the county at a cost of
not less than e5. 600 to the well,
q great deal Of witch has been
left in the. County. Withers &
Vandevender are cutting and
have cut millions Of slaves in the
county and laid several miles of
Of tram road, furnishing en-
ployment to scores Of men, teams
and gasoline boats; the company
pays enormous taxes into our
county treasury and furnishes
employment to hundreds of our
young men at splendid salaries.
They have built and repaired
miles Of our county roads and
have never made a charge against
the county. They have opened
up new oil fields and have caused
our county such an era of pros
perity as she never before en-
jOyed. OF course we know that
the popular clamor IL for legisIa-
ton against them, and those who
take sides with the great
octopus" are looked upon with
some suspicion, but the sensible
thing to do is to think it over and
decide If the company is really
such q criminal as she has been
painted OF course it has faults
and many Of them but has she
not some virtuesi Let the
Standard Oil Co. drop out of our
county and the two banks would
be right up against the toughest
proposition Of their existence
and when the banks are hurt
the people are hurt.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-01-07

The protracted meeting at the
Baptist church is meeting with
phenomenal success. 1t seems
that everyone in town has be-
come interested, and are putting
forth their best efforts for the
good of the cause; fact the
Chronicle is delighted to note.
We can see a vast difference in
the social condition Of Grantsyille
since all of the people have for
gotten past aminosities. and are
working for the general progress
of civilization and industry.
Here's hoping that 1t may con.
tinue forever.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-01-07
AIe.icc q Iullclai Sale.

Notice il hereby given that pursuant TO
the authority vested in me By decree
rendered. on the 18th day OF October, l 907,
by the Circuit Court Of Calhoun County,
West Virginia, in the chSncery cause OF
Bertha Richards against Victoria Fred
erick and Others, shall on the 2lst day Of
January, 1905, sell by wav Of public auction
At the front door Of the court house OF
Calhoun County, West Virginia, to the
highest bidder the real estate in said suit
decreed to be sold, that is to say; tract
Of about rs acres Of land situated on the
ridge. near the head Of the Trippett run,
in Calhoun County, and being the home
residence Of s. b. and Victoria Frederick,
the same Conveyed TO Victoria Frederick
By j. j. knight. and further described
in the papers IL this cause.
Terms Of sale: Une half the Purchase
price eash In hand and the remainder upon
credit u six months, the purchaser ex-
ecuting his lnote with surety satisfactory
to the ur lsrigped commissioner for the
deferred puschhse money, and lien being
retains by said Commissioner upon the
tile 10 the real estate 90 sold ss a
! security for said deferred purchase
II December the oth,:19o7.
Bruce Ferreli
Commissioner.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-01-07

Our good old friend and the
village blacksmith. A. P. Hender-
shot, will move his family this
week to a farm on Annamoriah,
where he will farm this year.
We are sorry 30 have these good
people leave our town. but hope
the change will be for the better
for them. Mr.. Hendershot will
keep his shop here. he and his
son Roy. running il.