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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
1iiis Nuna aphnipn Ga oIaf Is.

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@aoena.
Scnaturcn bcbrcs. Senator s. 6.
&anSbrougb fra 81. Safota, iom en-
Sio bar Iigeet ipe paa ct Soipital |
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aoo Bel til 9eoring % anIooes oa
poa BET n9rmeite at pGre roenfcr
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itaoig blepen bebre.
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for :. %. Siermitaos RaifinpGrf.
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meget be'faoiget ibet ban bar be.
ifiGftiaet meo at reparere Glepatoren
/ Ct. SaneS SoteI Der | gpen. Son
bIeo flenrt melem Seiiefnrpen og
Ieaeen, og omenbIfient insen Ben
braffeoeS bar Der BOG Sore for al.
oorIiae ~inboenbiee 9eifaoigelier.
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begae aongresiens Suie blepen peb'
taaet ct SorlIae. Der giper ct. Eaul
Bridge ouo Terminal 60. Siaaoelie
til at opfere Ell ny BRO oper Chen
Itror ne6enfor Ct. Ioul. Weo Sen.
inn til ben me BRO peo Sort Snel.
ling, bar &oueresmano Rpe ben.
pcnbt Iig til &rigsbepartementet meo
9egipring ON SorIpneelie at Sioen
for oennes Sulofsrelie.
st "Splpsninssipsrgsmaal". g..
9agne, Der eier Ell ~betpbeli9 Tono'
fraft t @ing &iper, ipp Wil fra @a'
benz bar lagt Bianer til at foripne
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cleftriif 9elpsning. San bar iaalc'
oes tiIbltot Jig ot lepere Sps | gern'
bale for ct SioSrrm at 10 gdr til
$1,000 pr. gnr, 90 at 8anofraften
citer ben Sib IfnIbe tiIfolbe 9pen.
st ipecielt @ols bill blipe oiboIot for
at ontage eIler iorfaite bette SiIbiie.
@interiIfet / Minnciota oripes ito
dig mere oa mere, baaoe iom Seoepei
% ium Sport. StatenS Siifcrifom.
mission bar Iaalebes / De iioite Bar
Tiger ubiteot pier 1000 Sinobelier
til Spisrelie at 8iifebuie pao DC for.
ifienige Snoiiecr. IiSie Suie bpe'
ges oltiaa paa Sien, % fra 15oc Dc
cenlbcr til lite Ipril fan man ber
fonge Silt label meb 2piter ION mco
arog, bo9 ma man life lpitre laa'
oonne grtcr iom SoiS, GrappieS og
Wtltifelonae.
"Spcrippmmelic" | Minneapulis.
SEQ WibnotStioer iorIebcn Nat
iprang ser en- 24.SommerS Sonoleo'
ming poa Siitb apemue % 6olrtb
| Street / minneapolis, % Den bel
oiee 8onbmaSie, Der fniteoes flere
500 / Ieiret ira set / 8noen ipreng'
re Srll, ilso inb | mango SiGlberc
% 9nicmenter, bporpco anretteoes
flor Sfaoe. vi en- eller onoen
@runo blep Der life giort 5oran'
Italtninaer til at itpnge Sanbet az
og / oper ire Simer pGlteoe Sano.
ilonrmcn iig ncbooer @oibin9ton
Ipcnue, bpor oeu itsrltc Sfobe an
rcttcSeS. SIere itsrre Srpfferilofu'
Ter bIeu Der opcrirsmnct, oa Sabet
pil maaife noo belt op til $4,000.
N(lenc aimbnn. Storcr So. anilaar
lit Cab til $4,000. @m. @rolunS
SoIoon poa Ste % @oibinaton gpe'
nleS bIep pgioo neo bcnue gnleonirg
bel fuatia. IiqeleSeS @cl8, Sarge &
Cos StaIbe % enocl minbre Sorrct'
1iunrr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
Horn pnkntu.
ltonGuutc Euitmcitrc. Siln.

llbnrUutc EUitmcItrc. Silba g.
Cauielion err forupIig bIepeu no.
nuput til TcItmcIter / Houuo Safe.
SiSSer Go; Gbbie .. Hcitois t
Burton, Erniu 60; 9i3Sie Scracniou
/ aromcr @rttiueou 60, % SSacob
9. arultion / MSocroom @arb Go.
SprgClis lllHftc. Zen 16'oariae
Narrp Tuncon / Gitportb, Ter WiI
isnNcrior Sarge. iInp iorlchcr Ell
Iaot RcpoIpcr / @uluct, hporne6
&uclcn rummehc Wooercu / Sopehet
mCo Den Sslae, at bun iolbt bso ON,
@uttcn haooe / Soerppr al lin NO.
Der % fine Sriteubc prloiet @oobc.
net. % ga han ror irrSia bermeb
iottt han Ell iforp Gatron / aomme.
ret. Shet ban ifltIbe Iragc Rrrolpc.
rcr fra fla. iIup han SCu imioleriio
/ @uluct mso oncmrpute i6rneInc
RciuItnt. Son blcu I sen @rnS oil.
qrcbct al set 'orcinlNnc. at ban idI6t
/ en- ooNti0rcuoc @cipimcIic, %
mar irn1tchc Tor. ot ban life piIbe
opCritaa 6cunc RuiteIie.
Qubnio efrr,ounrr c,,;sr.r ooE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
Sobam moen Samo's Sfattc.

: gusIano tGnfer MAJ MI for III.
Dor paa at isse eiter Song Sobau
uoen Sanos for 700 Iar iiSen ueo.
iuntue Statte. Ct. Sobn Sope rebe'
eiorSc / iibite Wtsoe | oct o~ntifuariife
SeIifab / Cambridge poa @%ruubIng
al langporise Shloier for aougenS
Reiierute. Zen lite Sttober 1916
brsb ban op ira Sings Spuu, latte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
gutupta.

gHirSrcnc iaar EaalGs. SinanS'
fomitecn iuSen Gbicagos 9praab an'
beialeoe iorIeoen, OF DC slloermpno,
Der pplges nrite glpril eaer oerefter,
fol Isnnes meb $1,000 iIteoetior
iom fsr ST 800. Won bar og'aa
funbet en- llbpei til at iprbsie bere8
CON, Ser oGlereoe err palgt, ioet Der
Ifal aires benz $4,000 / "8ootgis'
relic for Rripatiefret9r".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
3MtdJtpnu.

Sastnlpffe. Gn ing Rano peo
Rapn Senrp Wognuion, boiat |
Sron Mountain, blep forleoen Dag
ilnoer en- Saetuoflliet ifuot og
brpbt, ibet bans eget 8eper pcb ct
lllpffestiIi9loe blep affpret. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
i~lI1lrIptu.
Guitmeitcr / 9llcranoria. z

RDitmeitcr / glcranorin. Boitoc.
portemenict / Waibiugton m0Crrct.
tcocs iorleoen ON, at 9oimcitcr
Scnrn &. @bite / glIcran0ria par
aiQantt peo 0eoen, % On N!crm
6ria or Senator Gnute Gclion5
Stem bleo Der benitiaet til bam nj
oubeiale en- Garoi0ut. SenQtorcn
bar M anbeialet 8obert &. @rouqb,
Der ! Here aor bar UGret asititereuoc
Toimeiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
~CROOKSTON

cr den billigste og bedste Skole i
N~ordvcsten. Specific Klasser for
Nykommcre. Send cftcr Katalog til
J. c. Satire, Crookston, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
p,r.. n.rsr,set III "a 1.a..

qa,o Ointment odrantrres at iurere huert Tits
tribe az fleeuoe, bItnbe blpoeuoe euer fremffaaeuoe
Tiies I 8 III "a Taoe ener ttlbaaebetafe Benaene. soc
9tIberent al PARIS MEDICINE CO., ST. Louis, Mo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25

qaa euratipt eromp Gniuiur tablets. gac APO
ttt'ere iiibdaebcfnirr Ycuncne. buiS be teller al bel
trtoe. q. ~. Grcut's Eauuctrrt cr rua hpcr sSfc. 2sc.
Iilbcrept al PARIS MEDICINE co, st. Louis, Mo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25

2uSois arctauper, Sasiersr. 305
Ta!Gce &uiseiHg. IinueapoIis. RiRm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
SoRi @iseonfin liter
MeSieinen.

On Ranb fra Star 8rairie tiger, at
Ntessers er bebIt:
"7erts Webicin bar hiuIpet mig mere euo no,
gen auseu, its bar bruat cher forisst.~
Ssrsenbe forte pg ipnoige SibnsSbpro
er fra en- Nano | gilett:
"9erss Bile pintmsut beIbreoer, bopr al,
andre NtteIer iladr fell"
On Wanb | Nurmt Spreb bar Saab:
sea CT en- bel Eel bebrc, ON euo iffe aIoeIcs
beI6reb;t, uisn leg bar isien npset al girbiet'
men,"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-28

Fort Smith, May 26.-AI- though the Arkansas River bo gan to fall at Webber Falls tbis morning and was falling at all other stations on the upper river the waters have risen steadily all day and at 8 o'clock tonight tho gauge shows 32.2. The delay in the fall reaching here from Web. Der Falls, no miles up river, is due to the fact that the Canadian enters the Arkansas between here and there and that stream drains a large portion of the country affected by the recent cloudburst. It is believed, how. ever, that the river will begin falling here before moroing and that the fall will berapid.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-28
ESTERLV "
 DRUG STORE
 FREE DELIVERY

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. York return ed last night from Little Rock, where they attended the meet ing of the State Dental AssOcia- tiOn.
 Miss Eula Russell, of Magnolia, who has been teaching in Hen derson College at Philadelphia for several sessions, is the guet for several sessions, is the guest of Mrs, Howard Terry for a few days.
 Miss Winnie Simpson, the Wor- thy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of the Order of the East ern Star, who will be present at the meeting of the lodge in this city tomorrow night, desires the attendance of every member of the order, as she wishes to be- come personally acquainted with them.
 ''o' 'i VI | VI ' iS iitt1llS uD uIl ice house in connection with his other business, and beginning on Monday he will be prepared to serve the public with ice in any quantity He will run two wa gons for the accommodation of the people. Later in the summer he expects to install bottling works machinery.
 Judge Denman went to the Ca rouse this morning to inspect the leyee at Steel's Bridge, and found the only damage done by the last rise of the creek was the wash ing of the road between the far end of the levee and the bridge which will require some consider able work to fix. The levee it. self stood well under the pres sure of the high water.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-28
l. O C A l. N E. w $
Howard Terry has bulk olives and 0W Pickles.

For floor coverings see Pres colt Hardware Company.
 Pine shingles for sale at the Junction City Lumber Co.
 I, R. Lambert, of Sutton, is spending today in Prescott.
 Ed Deaner made a short busi- ness trip to Emmet yesterday. W. B. Orner returned last ev- ening from a trip to Pine Bluff. T. P. Blake, of Malvern, is in Prescott today shakiSG hands with his friends.
 Miss Mildred McRae has re- turned from a visit to her sis ter. Mrs Carleton McRae, of Mt Holly, Ark.
 Just received, a carload of rec cedar shingles. They are the best. Try them.
 Junction Lumber Co. Dr.. A. s. Buchanan is slowly re. covering from his recent severe illness. However, it will be sev. eral days yet before he will b, able to be out.
 Mrs. Lillian Hatley, WorthN Matron of Prescott Chapter ,: Q. E. S., invites every mem beI of the chapter to her house Fri day afternoon to meet Mrs. Win nle D. simpson, Worthy Grant MatrOn of Arkansas, who will bt here to visit the chapter. Every mem Der is urgently requested tC be at the Hall Friday evening at 7 30
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-28
WOHUNDREDCON
About That Number Likely to
 Be Filed.
SEVENTY-FIVE THUS FAR.
Thsss Are From Sixty.Nine Congres. sional Districts of the Union, Greater Part of Them, However, Being From the Southern States.

Chicago, May 2S.-That about zoo seats in the national Republican con, yention will be the subjects of contests before the national committee of theI party next week was made manifestl after Secretary Dover had compiled al list of the contests already on fileI All contests must have been put in| the mails by midnight Tuesday nigntl but many will not reach the committed for several days.
 At present there are seyenty-eish' contests from sixty-nine districts, twol territories and seven states on ne with the committee. The terrltorla, contests involve two seats each anu the state contests four seat piece; The district contests come from an over the United States, although nlos' of them are from the south
 The territories involved are AIT Eona and Alaska, and the state are Ar abama, Louisiana, Mississippi, oklano ma, South Carolina, Tennessee anu Texas. The original estimates oi .ae committee officers include l9s coh,ess' as the total. but others may De auu''
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-28
Damage of Flood at Van Buren.

Van Buren, May 26.-The flood conditions have grown steadily worse here during the past "A hours, and now that the high water mark of 1914 has been reached without prospects of a cessation before tomorrow morn ing those living in even the high. CT sections of the city are be. coming alarmed.
 Tonight not to exceed a half dozen houses in Riverside addi. tlon are occupied, and the water IS standing two feet deep in the houses in that section of the city The Engineering works, one of the largest mining car shops in West, is under water and the plant is closed. To add to the gravity of the situation the gas mains crossing the river went down last nie ht by the caving of the bank, and only one 2-inch pipe IS in commission, or just enough for domestic purposes. The ice factories that use as for fuel have had to close down, and should the present main in use break the city would be with.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-28
NEWS OF THE COUNTY.
Matters of Interest Contributed by Our
 Correspondents.
SUTTON.
 Sutton, May 26th.

Everything seems lovely and the goose hangs high.
 Crops are looking fine around Sutton.
 District No. 73 is proud of her re elected director, Dr. A. A. Reeder has been untiring in his efforts to build new school house, for which we thank him. Our lumber is on the ground and the house will soon be erect ed. There isn't district in the county that is more of a unit with the exception of ?, than district B.
 The Sunday School at the Holi- ness Baptist Church is moving along nicely. Fine teachers with w. E. Sutton as superin- tendent and a membership of 60. w. E. Sutton and wife were in RoSStOn on business the past week.
 The debating society at Vans School House is growing rapid ly. If it continues, we will soon have a number of stump speak CTS around here. The prayer meeting at Friend ship is decreasing.
 Our merchants J. R. Lam bert and w. E. Sutton and our druggist, pr. A. A, Seeder, are all smiles since the rain.
 Mrs. Lena Wade, of McAlister, Oklahoma, is at Sutton visiting relatives who she has not seen since she was five years of age 19 years ago.
 Milt Andres and family from Hope, are at Sutton visiting the family of c. NJ. Andres.
 Mir. J. T. Garrett is afflicted with rheumatism so that he can't get about. The Farmers Union and the Woodmen are working out his crop.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-28
Mosquitos, Chats, Black Flies and Punkies
BAKER DRUG STORE.

Hamilton & Capelle frame pictures.
 Get your ice cream, at How ard Terry's.
 Ice cream at the Nevada County Drug Store today.
 sam o. Logan and J. B. Jordan are spending today at Hope.
 Shipment of choice and fresh cholate cream candy-Geo. J. Terry Co.
 New styles in runabouts right from the Studebaker factory, at Prescott Hardware Co.'S.
 Go around and see the new styles of Furniture that Pres colt Hardware received during last week.
 FOR SALE-SO acre farm, inn proved, sandy soil, most all in cultivation 3 miles from Blevins, $500. See Ellsworth.
 Elmer Conklin has decided to accept the position in the bar Der shop at Stamps and left this morning for that place to begin work.
 Hamilton & Capelle have just received 1900 feet of picture frame moulding and a large as- sortment of picture mats all | cOlOrs.
 Iron Mountain passenger train No. f. which passes this city at , :O3 a. m., will stop at Hope for passengers to Little Rock and beyond, according to advices re- ceived by Agent Lundy yester- day This gives our people a morning train north, making connection at Little Rock wit h trains to Memphis, Pine Bluff and Fort Smith, a convenience which we have not enjoyed for a long while, and which has been hard for our people to under stand. This action of the rail- road will now give us most ef- ficient service, and will be ap- preciated.-Star of Hope.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-28
Local view post cards at fire Nevada County Drug Store.

F. T. Wood, of lone, North Da- kota, arrived in the city this week. Mr. Wood is here for the purpose of looking at improved farm property with view of investing. He is pleased with such portions of the country as he has seen.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-28
Good Candy, fresh, at How ard Teryy'S.

"Enoch Arden" at the moving picture show tonight.
 Dr.. John H. Weaver, of Hope, was visitor to Prescott today.
 F. R. Moore is able to be at his post at R. r. Arnold's after short illness.
 O. H. Helbig and W. N. Bemis returned today from a business trip to Hot Springs.
 Mir. Joe Wolf. of Little Rock, was a visitor to Prescott today
 John Haltom is spending today in Emmet.
 Miss Hazel Scott is expected home tomorrow from Colum bia. Mo-, where she has been attend ing school the past term.
 The closing exercises of the colored public school of Prescott will be held tonight at the Op- era house, to which a small ad- mission fee will be charged. The program is quite lengthy.
 It does not look like times are so bad around Prescott Hard ware Company's place; they have unlOaded two car loads of furni- ture a car load of buggies this week, and are expecting another car load of buggies next week.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-28
out fuel.

out fuel.
 The river has risen four feet In the past "A hours, and will rise at least another foot before morning.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-28

is all out of proportion to the baby's size. His comfort means many call at the drug store for powders, pure soaps, lime water, nipples, bottles, brushes and various articles that has to be of the best, and you can al. ways find them at our store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-20
"one Touch OF Nature Makes tho
Whole World KIM

When a rooster finds big fat worm
he calls all the hens In the farm
yard TO come and share IL. A similar
trait OF human nature is to be ob-
served when T. man discovers some
thing exceptionally good-he wants
his friends and neighbors TO share
the benefits of his discovery. This
is the touch of nature that makes
the world kin. This explains why
people who have been cured by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy write let
ters to the manufacturers for publ.
cation. that others similarly ailing
may also use 1t and obtain relief. Be
hind every one OF these letters is a
warm hearted wish OF the writer 70
be OF use to someone else. This
remedy is for sale by +. J. Ramsey
and Hoffman Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-20
Editors to See Fleet.

San Francisco, April 20.-Special.
Scores OF Pacific coast newspaper
men are in San Francisco today and
will leave late this afternoon on the
annual excursion OF the California
State Press Association. Eight days
will be spent In sightseeing in South
ern California and the editors will be
afforded an opportunity TO inspect
the battleship fleet now at Los Ange-
les ports. The itinerary includes Wis
its to Los Angeles, Riverside, San
Bernardino, Arrow Head, Redlands
San Diego, Pasadena, Long Beach
and other points Of interest In the
Southern part OF the State.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-20

TO the very last extreme TO carry
out the proposition that the Ameri.
can people should be taxed not mere.
ly for these four battlcships. but
for other naval expenditures which
will amount to s9S,OOOO 600 for this
one congress alone. The eminent
Cochran OF New York discovers a
cloud on the horizon and therefore
declares in favor OF four new battle
ships. But unhappily for Mr.. Cochran.
Mr. Rainey OF Illinois, a real demo.
crat and true statesman, had a
certain recollection OF something that
Mr.. Cochran had said some months
ago which indicated that Mr. Cock.
ran had very materially changed his
views John sharp Williams also
came to the defense of the taxpayers
of the nation with a striking speech
urging that the reduction OF the
presidents demand for battleships
should not be carried through. Il
am tired, said he, "of hearing this
nonsense of seeking peace by pre-.
pairing for war"
Every democratic paper in the Unit.
ed States, every paper that stands
for the rights of the people that
processes to protect their pocketbooks
and advance their interests should re-.
iteratc continually the fact proved by
statistics that seventy per cent Of
the expenditures Of the national gov
ernment, expenditures taken from the
pockets of every citizen. is used In
paying the expenses Of past wars, or
preparing for future and improbable
wars.
That fact is worth ttrking Of II
We want a canal. or it We desire
to have the rivers OF the middle west
dredged and made uselul to the peo.
pie who live along their banks. If
we want better postal service or a
postal telegraph or parcels post. We
are told that the country cannot az.
ford IT, But when II comes to pro
viding expensive methods of killing
men, the country seems to have plen.
ty OF means.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-20

Washington, April 20.-The New
York democratic convention has ad.
journed without giving the name OF
the man whom everybody admits
leads the democratic party in the
nation who is known to million yot-
ers where Fingy Corners and Charles
r. Murphy are known to a hundred.
to be mentioned. when the men who
controlled by doubtful methods the
so-called democratic convention at
Carnegie hall i'm New York refused
even to allow the name of Bryan to
be mentioned. and when other men
who controlled the arrangements f..
dinner at the so-callcd National
Democratic Club of New York made
the same refusal and were able to
enforce 1t upon even friends Of Mr..
Bryan who spoke at the club the
position of the plutocratic element
in the New York democracy was
made sufficiently clear
The last time New York sent a del.
egation which was united and enthu.
'iastic to a democratic convention It
declared strenuously and vociferously
for Judge Alton B. Parker. The re
suit was the worst beaten candidate
ever offered by the democratic party
to the democratic electorate of the
nation. That wise, sagacious, shrewd,
keen New York political gang dis
covered that Judge Parker was the
only man who could carry the coun.
try. They worked for him and got him.
the Bryan men who are all fighting
democrats, turned in and worked for
him, but at the end the judgment
OF such able, honest and devoted
democrats as William f .Sheehan, Au-
gust Belmont, Thomas +. Ryan. De
lancy Nicol-oh, the list is too long,
II you want 1t in full look up the
names of the men who were entangled
in the investigation Of the spoilation
of the insurance companles-proved
to be quite bad. Judge Parker wa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-20
Hack a Sore Sport.

London, April 20.-Special.--GeOrge
Hackenschmidt, the Russiah Lion.
who recently returned to England AZ.
ter his disastrous match vita Frank
Gotch in Chicago will wres,,a Zbysco
in London tonight. This match was
originally to be for the wo"ld's cham
pionship, but Hacks defeat by Gotch
has changed his plans. Hacken-
schmidt is very bitter in his denunca-
ton Of American sportsmen and de-
clares that he will never again visit
that land of barbarians." He de-
clares that he is willing to meet
Gotch again IL the latter will cor %
Europe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-20
CURRENT TOPICS AT CAPITAL
TAMMANY'S FIGHT ON BRYAN

so badly beaten that the men VINO
recognize the fact that he himself
is an honorable man hate to refer
to the public expressions OF opinion
upon him as a presidential candidate