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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-18
Husband
Cured OF Drink
And His Hapl y Wife
Joins Him in a Letter
Telling the World How and WHERE
He Was cured-she Says He
Can Now Say NO TO All In
Vitations to Drink,

1t gives me the greatest pleasure to
write you this short testimonial as to
what you did for my dear husband.
lie took your treatment for the wills
key habit nearly twelve months ago,
ind came home to me and our sweet
children cured and n happy man,
and consequently is able now at all
times to say NO.
! cannot express my feelings and
thanks to You for what you did in his
case and | feel IL duty as well as
a happy privilege as | go through this
world to tell of the blessed good work
yonr institution Is doing. feel that
if | could possibly be instrumental in
sending some poor, unfortunate friend
or acquaintance to You to be cured, as
my husband was, that it would be one
of the best deeds of my whole life
My family joins me in sending their
best regards. ] am your life long
friend and wen wisher.
MRS. ]. NJ. N. AGEE,
Halls Tenn. Dee. q. 1905.
MR.. AGEE's LETTER.
Charles r. James, care James San
atorium, Memphis. Tenn.
Dear Sir-I should have written
YOU long since, thereby showing my
appreciation for what your wonderful
cure has done for me.
| can never thank or praise you and
your treatment enough to show my
for the health and pleas
Tres enjoyed as the result of three
weeks course of-Trcatment at your
neatly one year ago
My wife is idkGas happy over the
results as | am tive send our photo,
which we have had taken especially
or you, and you can use it in any
gay you see proper in your effort tc
'cscuc the unfortunate drunkard
Wishing you great success i'm your
wonderful and beloved work, am
our faithful friend.
J. NJ. N. AGEE,
Halls, Tenn. Dec. 81. 1906.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-18

in some way that win prove remun
erative.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

T-ro East SIDE FLathouses Sold for
cEE -50
S64750

Toseph : But-en1eise- bought yesterday IN the
Real Estate Exchange sslesroo-ns, Nos Il and Is
Eessv street the Two sly story tenement houses.
With stores. Nos. 2s5 and % Avenue 2, on plot
:. gxleo feet for 81 7n The other auction offerings
resulted Is follows
Spring 75xloa 2E ireg Nth an L 70 l34 ard 336
lzg-rsria LIE ms Co aet Pauline Czonaprecht a
- aFes &c g sao "a - the rlafrtiff for $3.50
20 Ta-S-nG ave f-55 s. 1rrrood ave and Maco1abs
s-y bl5ss and vscsut: L Woot - a agt Leicester
a ag enc 60 de-. e. s. s 6ss : 2ssis @ s4 s @ IS 52l 29s 81 3
TS6 = -eoe as : so-e t;f-sl ag+ lena soiiov
9 e. KsntroV-itE E gttys. W Klein ref ann due,
grsgating s485oo % The plaintiff for $50 500; S4S
store G MceI agt F Grottiua e a: Hunter.
sfty = zolotIith 1et an due S5o9o ~ az t
t2lsl1 52s apd s81 15sth st 375 + " Of Arnste-.
ri. amt due. s15o7s Is: taxes etc. s822 50: ad-
a5o2los Tsesns Staple gg' as-sF ct al al,
1ouTne3 Il Nov IS 4o6 TO zl2 1o1st St. 100 f =
= cgreEi = res amt due $50 4es 80 fa3es etc $ 500
59C ss 500 4os2 g ave 356 # Of 174th ST. S3 6E
09 ss . e q a. Harold s7sR ,s 3. t & c 40 A9ars 95s m 5s5
AZ e = h5 y 144,h Ss - '? xf6S sty ten and store
lusse o o nor i y s3s 600 TO the % psint Tor $50 ss8
Agueoaef az T9 r; 80 s. - gt yarsaTet * sIiitTa
g. @ @ x Es2 f52, s" s5 SIS s5s s tdTs Sa5 4a4 81 aP
jo5 r Of i7sth St 5oxio2 ix49 lIx1o0 sty ten
ana store: u J Klein Northwestern Realty co et
a. ACTON 81, d ss e. Sonno ec SIS s m ise5 s TO as pT6
Of S35 600 TO Louis RosenbeIg party IN IN
$; 5exlos 11x1o21 and store same agt
e5a ssns Sc sssloa s9 s1 S ~ sub tn mort Of ss5 oS 10
louis B Rosenberg. party in interest for $40 Ol3
p sy7c6 = sty tr and store Lee ag Bretstun Real
~ e a; action 3 Alexander & 6. attys; 9 Grow
seph /. BGttenVgeser, FOR s525o
The auction offerings TO-DAY viii be as follows:
BY Jossrh ? Dsy 200 and 2o7 lo7th st n $ l25
ssde Fagenssn AT 4 = levy et al. Arnstein & L attys
Watson, ref partition; Ave j. ist and p sts and
r Harrison - Minfcrd Realty CO et al Eugene
Berry. Baker. ref amt due. SIS s9A 10 taxes
srreg stv dweI stables: Richard CoHey aEt Ida
sloT s e Sc e. sTeh & s sc a's S1 = Tond SaSs ref Ave- amt
"a cor clifford pI 4oNl4o lx4O 2x143.T vacant; H F
FIerbeTt. partition. 500 i24th 10 It .
- lst ave, 25Nleoll. sty ten an6 store F Clrey
Doyle. ref; Sl4o[l =: taxes eae S2Z5 Sc 81
zen. bessie wischansbi susan Strauss e. ali; J
- Roeder Frank Cochrane ref due 81 $50 70
haitian ave aa10ol1. sly h. also IS lo7th st,
. is5 6 II Of Manhattan ave 4s9xl 100 y sty h:
TGo1f : s,v h savers. atty. al right. title.
yuly * s5S or any Tine thereafter: sayers. atty
p u = inETsas & 60. 80 ,."th St s 8 :25 n e
rf ,rs~tI,ior aGI aad = n 3 s628 # . Of sth ave
set :; p Ms~reast e AZ II swain atty: : II ward
re- amt due $llo5o 80 iaEes etc $i6t 2. ., =,
Folio- 2ox5l eHl sH55 10 3 sly ten and store z
=. zttNF: = Goldsmith. ref, amt due. S2226e "a
~ 5araeF !. wells: 4sla to 1923 Kstonsh ave y
25s'h -. 1ooxs". four sty dwEs; Central Mort
1c,4sbon 4s 81 ant due .4i1s co. fa1es etc sS25
nj 70 four first mtges assregating ss6S4
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
CHrRCH TO COST s100,0o0.
Ne5r Home for Bethany Memono
HiH CONTAIN a DdY Nursery.

three gtor-, church ed1-ce. with nve s.orF
-. ,,-serv annex is to be built for the Naolson
Az7erre Reformed Church. at the southeast corner
~ First avenue and 67th street The ouilcihgs WIZ
1-.ze frontage OF - feet on the avenue ana -IS
- - -be e+ree+ and will be Of old English de-
sigr. with large Gothic n1ullion windows, the
facade being Of selected Hudson River brick set
IN English bord and trimmed with limestone ana
terra Gotta
Tbs church 7tl b Known as The Bethany Ne
,.-i.1 ,7rze -resenr building Is 61th street and
F7-s- avenue and of which the Rev. Arthur
f--urcrrazn i minister. The ediAce viii have Z
no story sud.toriun. with z large dining hah
ir The rear of the main floor. and SUNDAY schooi
and soris1 pgrors II front in the day nursery sec
-5o- TIE third noor will be fitted as e gymnasium
4nr girls with kindergarten adjoining il The
f,5n5irgs z-e 10 cost $1,000. Nelson 3 Van
1vsgener are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
MORE REALTY DEALS
THE MARKET InPROpE Ed.
Henry Seligmap Sells His House IN
Hest seth Street.

The trading in the real estate market FesteluaS ~
-eaecte6 a larger demand for properties cehtiaAS
located than did the business transacted On -,
So ss Tuesaav. one of the leading deals was the
,.ie nv Henry d winans & May of No p west
Esth street a FIVE story American basement houSe
On lot aax1eo5 feet. The firm sold this property !"
Trl,- 1ea7 for George s. Hart TO Henry Seheihan'
who erected the house on the site rom oeSls ~,
tv Harry A Jacobs. architect The puFCiieSei VIZ
occgpy the premises -. ,~,.
The burlington Realty and Constructor Coll'p""S
- he ne,- six story elevator apartment mouse
>o 80 10 SOS West 18Th street, on q plo' 'o~S'
feet II adjoins the southwest corner O. DIo
Gibbs & Kirby sold for The Society Oh 'le -
York T5ospital 20 Alexander :. Wol1e a ploL ~ ~
II feet on the north side of 18TH street 70 lee'
-. - r7roaav-ay The buyer Will improve the ste
s;x story apsrtn1ent house, with ground hool
.o-as is 70 be built at the southwest corner OF
broadway and 152d street for the sun constr l "
tor7 t-orapsuy Of which Benjamin Nleoers Is PieS
dent il VIII be Of brick. with ornamental Sun
trimming II viii have Broadway irohIaee =, -
80 II feet and a depth Of 150 feet 1t VIII coli'al
,,1si s7gites Of rooms. It is 10 cost S1f5'eoo =
Il T=vitau the architect
Plans have also been fled for enlarglhe uie II.
.,o-v tenement house and stores at the southeas.
- ,f Fast Fouston and Chrystie streets ana
,,e,7,,c,nr its accunancv from twenty 20 fourteen
Families z reversal Of the usual arrangement III
enlarged tenement houses The Improvements ais
., he made for Frieda Hart, as owner IN coInphaIo
with Tenement House 1e1saI IiieliI Il : -.
,os, If & SOC Ernest Schneider Is the archite'"
Plans have also been fled for making over ~ 'ii7
.h-,e. s+orv clubhouse at No. 104 West asa suseI
.r]o 2 Hathouse with two stories fitted as stoIeS'
he building being enlarged for the changed occo
oenrz The improvements are for Nllilan1 SPero'
= s. owner J H Knuhe1 * the architect- Aiso
Cor making over she one story store puiluine
NJ p2s7 Second avenue. owned by LOUIS beOAei
.-+o : hall for moving picture shows me ohalse
n.s,r made for Luigi Stella. IS lessee Nathan
LANCER is the architect
Tbe Manhattan plans for new buildings reported
--ssterdav include two story model paAerF' w"
= - .s,es street at cost of s12o,Ooo from
designs tv 7 ! Smith. architect
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
Proposals.


StEALED BIDS Or PROPOSALS WILL. p -
- cefved BY the Board Of supply in - &
n. Board. 299 BroadVay. New York Room 30 -
floor until II A. VI on December T. 1865 FOR CrSrB -
3s for the construction of the NORTH HALF Or, r-,
crossing under valley % the Waikiki river VITA <
shafts $50 % $50 feet IN depth and snorr trs.es =
concrete conduit krowu a. t-7u-covsT
ard for CONTRACT ~ for the construction So.
HALF OF THE. WALLKIIIs PRESSURE TUNNEL ~
thres shafts $50 TO 400 feet depth. and srorf a
OF plain concrete conduit. cut-sn1 sf
duct The pressure tunnel VIII Be circular. f4l.
inside diameter and the aousduct II Feet hiz - -
feet wide inside The work r. located 70 -s--,.
NsU PaItz and Gardiner Ulster county. New Ys=< - Y
ans OR PROPOSALS ARE INVITED SCR 80
cON-TRACT SEPARATELY AND FOR BOTH rcsa
Tracts COMBINED Any bidder may - -
either contract for the two contracts c1r1hf-sq
SEPARATE form OF proposal viii - furnished frr Hs
pose OF the combined bid
AZ the above place ard tine tHe bif- viii srsr
onened anc read. The award ~ the contract 4gar
viii b. made "a thereafter a. practicable. pas
containing information for bidders. form % cor,t
sne~fncatfons and pamphlets of 5rsss.
IAN be obtained Room 1915 az the above aGzrss
6enostfnz Of dollars Sl0 fo-
or twenty dollars 800 each insure -sr .
n acceptable condition within thirty Gays .Hs =
on which bids opened For f1rr5er usTti-Ss
Record
JOHN A BFsSSEL. C11---lzsio-.-.
President. o. .as
CHARLES y CHADVICF- E0ar5
CHARLES 4 SHAW. T-sta- gn--e-
J. WALDO SMITH. Chief EnEtueer
THOMAS HASSETT- Sscretary
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
BRISK RENTING SEASON.

Pease & Gilman have rented for Fiecht & Bux-
hsuTn their house on the corner % Lawrence ave
rue and Broadway, Lawrence. Long Island for
she winter Captain Alfred T Mahan. for Ms
James /. Livingston. her house Meadow WAY.
Lawrence Long Island. for the winter To Charles
McBurney- They have also sublet 90. Lyle
Evans Sahan the Noodnere Land Association
house No. q. al Y Noodmere Long Island. for the
winter 10 z. Maitland Armstrong
The following firms have rented space in the
mercantile building AT 18th street and Fifth
avenue. Faulkner. Page Co. Charles z. Kellogg
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
SALE OF A BROOKLYN PARCEL.

Wood. Harmon & Co. have sold plot 1o0x10o
feet at the northeast corner of Avenne ] and
Coney Island avenue. Brooklyn. The buyer is said
10 be one of the largest building companies in the
borough. Apartment houses with stores, will be
built the site.
Nail & Parker have sold for Annie Roberts No.
80 West 135th street, a six story four
family. new law apartment house. lot S7.6x1Oo
feet Also sold for Otto Rehreldt Nos 81 and 80
West ssth street two five story double fathoutes,
lots 25xloo feet each.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
TO BUILD IN CENTRAL FIFTH AVENUE

An eighteen story Office building is to be erected
by a syndicate being formed by Alwyn Ball, jr..
on the premises Nos ia and 116 Fifth avenue ex-
tending No. 2 TO West 18th street The site has
a frontage Of % feet the and rs feet
on the street
The property comprises seven story business
building and a three story dwelling house. The
purchase price was about s. 600 600.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
I'M THE BROKERAGE MARKET

Cammann. VOORHEES, Floyd have sold for Ku-
dolph A. Briedenbach five story building No. q
Old Slip, 2ssx1e7 feet It adjoins the Arbucke
Building.
Robert b. Roosevelt. jr.. is said to have sold
plot 1c1z1G0 feet, the north side 10th street
100 feet west Of Amsterdam avenue
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

& Co, B. NJ. Ewing & Co. and Parker Wilder
& Co.
X. F. Hargrave has leased for term OF ten
years the first loft at No. IS West 9th street to
the Holmes Electric Protective Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

roth ST n cor Clinton ave- for two Z .t,
brk ten hs 80 II y Ke0 and "a. 6xsT.11: peer
Fox, owner; Schaefer & Jaeger, architects. total
Milford ave, =. 200 II Of Alice 81 for a
sty frame dwelling 22x4H II. Jacob Kuhn1ichaI
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Manida St 8. 1910 n Of Lafayette ave
300x1O0. Title GUARANTEES q Trust Company
loans Manida Company .... ... .-....
Castle Hill ave, s. 555 IT n OF Startling ave.
25xl05: Katie Herold loans David Breschart and
II. - .. To- .
o4th 81; n g. 50 - Of lexington ave. 22xss n:
North American mortgage Co loans Fricie
Realty Company ...-..... ..-
Zulette ave n g I50 n OF Mapes ave T5xiOo.
Eliza G Ketchum loans Thomas Bible ....s...
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
L. L. HILL BUYS MIDTOWN SITE

Judge Warren McConihe has sold for Franklin
Bartlett TO Leonard L. Hill the building No. 80
West 18th street 25xsS9 feet Mr. Hill is the tenant
OF the building. The term OF his lease was eight
years.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
A LONG ISLAND INVESTMENT SALE

S. Osgood Pell & Co have sold corner parcel
at Jackson avenue and West Washington Place.
Long Island City. TO investor The site is oppo-
site the bridge plaza
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
BALTIMORE & CHIC R. r.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour on the Even Holr
TO BALTIMORE AND WASEINGTON-
Direct Connection in New Union sJatlon'
Washington. with All Lines south
Leave New York Daily 2Sd St LID 81
WASHINGTON. Sleepers -11.5o pm l-5o am
WASHINGTON Diner Z so am SEQ am
WASHINGTON. Diner 80 am lo-Vo arr
WASHINGTON Diner. II so am L. 90 m
WAsHINGTO% Buffet so pm 200 pm
ParIor Car, New York TO Richnona. Va
ROYAL LTD. - Diner 3 so pm 90 pm
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 pm 500 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet 80 pm : co pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. $50 am 500 an
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. IL. 30 am y 90 n
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL'D $50 pm 40 pm
''PITTsB'RG LIMITED. $50 pm 4 % pm
GIN. ST. L, LOUSY. II so pm 80 am
GIN, ST. L, LOUISV--. $50 am 1000 am
GIN. ST. L. LOUSY $50 pm 500 pm
Onces. 245 4s4 1900 Broadway. 6 Astor
House 225 5th ave, New York; S43 Fulton
st. Brooklyn; West 23d st. and Liberty ST
After P VI. Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. &c.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information
B & o R R.. 23d ST. Ter. Phone 3i4+-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
Nezc Jersey Real Estate.

INARM BARGAINS EVERYWHERE, GOOD SOIL.
il markets. state wishes. list mailed LEBKUECHFR
Bible House. Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
DED ID" LINE

DED ID" LINE
FOR Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela-
pier II, near Wall ST. Ferry. BROOKLYN
For san Juan. Porto Rico.
At REDUCED RATES.
50 philadelphia Saturday. Nov p. noon
80 caracag. Saturday, Dec. ), noon
For La Guayra, Pto. Cabello. Curacao ana
Maracaibo-
- zrria Sa turday. Nov. II. noon
SIS Flora ..-..-- Saturday, Nov. p. noon
sFreight only.
ThAss steamers have superior ecconrncoa-
ttons for passengers
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT;
General Mana gers. = w HI ~
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
To Whom 1t Mag Concern.

TTFoRMATION WANTED OF CARLTON p M5g0~
Il sign uafnter formerly o. Mau5e- ST.. 8-1-<f-- :.
~. ~ffs Address N Box - Tribune Ce--a p
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
LOOKING FOR A ROOM?

If you are looking for another room or
thinking of coming to New York, the best
thing to do Is to read the Furnished Rooms
to Rent column in The Tribune each day.
At our uptown Office, 1904 Broadway, is kept
on file free of charge list of places where
you can secure such information as location,
rates and transportation facilities. II you
cannot find what you want put small ad-
vertisement in The Tribune's Board
Wanted" column, stating exactly what you
desire.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
RAILROADS.
MEM Jersey CENTRAL

TWo-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
$50. 80. $40 $50. ESQ. 1880. II %.
1I,5o a N. 1850; 10, I5o. 50. $50
1880. 80. $50. $50, 4,5o. $50. $50. 7-6o.
'fg " LIS TfBBRTY 5irS r grM1.so $50. 100 500.
S 80 eco, 1000. 100. 11.30 a m, 12Oo
Noon. 100. 80. 200. 800, 100. 40 300.
500, 100. 500, 200 N, Y 10 1Hidnlgar
y 90 noon, 100. zoo. 400. 40. so. 500.
200. s.o0 eco. o-so p. m. 12-15 mid
night
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Lv. W. 23d ST. $50. ESQ. l1-50 q: NJ
I.50. $50, $50. $50 p. m. 6aily. LV'
LIBERTY ST: 40. 500. 1000 a m,
1900 noon, 200. 400. 600. 100 p m-'
FoR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr.
Ly W 23d ST. $50 a. m. az so sats
only). 20. $50. $50. $50 (6.2o sats- only1
2. NJ. Sundays. $50. 9. so a m, z 20 p m
Lv. LIBERTY ST-:4.o0. 1000 a m
Q.Oo sats only). 1.3O. 3.40. 40. 800 g. 80
sats only) P. m Sundays So 4O'0'
$50 a m nd d2-5o sats. only. $50 ?: n
Sundays ESQ a m. 2-2o P m Lv- LIB
ERTY ST-:-10.OO a m, d-oo sats, oniyl'
$40 p m Sundays. 1000 a n. $50 p m
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing Offices: Liberty St. CIV. I'D 81 da dea-
Chelsea 3144. Astor Hause, 2+5, +a4' go; 80:
1854 Broadway, 1s2. 225. PSI F!tte t''. Az, L.Ss
Av New York; 1 Court St. S4S- S44 -, -
ton St 479 Nostrand Av-. Brook!yn 80
Broadway Williamsburg. New YORK Irahs-
fer Co. calls for and checks baggage 10
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.
STAMMERING

OF swoRDsMANsHIP-LAD OR GEN
L t1emen will find competent teacner oy addrsSs-
I1S INTERVIEW Box 90 Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

MADEMOIsELLE AMYOT. Teachers Agency. 81 West
b2d Plaza Teachers. tutors. goverhesses
for colleges. schools and private families
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
Country Property for Sale.

NOR sALB-BERKSHIRE FARM. 100 ACRES; GOOD
Il farmhouse magnificent view; falling spring:
could make ne preserve; miles r R over
fine road Address FARM. 1864 Broadway. York
4 N INVESTMENT WORTH INVESTIGATING. RIv-
~ ervi.w Manor. HASTINGS HOMES co. Al W 42d 81
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Eppcs Fyofessors Teachers, Tutors Governesses etc.
10 College, Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs M J. YOUNG-FULTON % Union SQuara
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNIrURF

FOR SALE.-SecondhCYnd card cabinets
letter and document hles. at bargain
prices. Clarke & Baker Co. S1+ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

Joserh : ButrenH eiss- bought yesterday N the
Real Estate Exchange sslesroo1cs, Nos !. and Is
z-ese- street the Two sly story tenement houses
with stores, Nos. Z5 and ~ Avenue 2 on z plot
:. gx1eo feet for 81 20 The other auction offerings
ed *
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

10 FlAST PATH ST. near Madison SQUARE
Nicely furnished large rooms adjoining
bath: hous- first class: reference
New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

NEW BUILDING. newly furnished: night
and day elevator service; subway and
surface; board optional Peterson. 800
Broadway
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22

Ernest Newth. who is working at Hope, came up to spend Sun day with his family.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
LITTLE ROCKS MAYOR
W. R. Duley Will Assume Charge of the
 Office Tonight.

Little Rock, June 22.-Special- The Hon. William R. Duley will tonight become mayor of Little Rock after five years in private life. The duties of the office to which he was elected last Wednesday will not be new to him from the fact that for two previous terms he occupied the chair, having succeeded the Hon. J. A. WOodson, and was succeed ed five years ago by the Hon. Warren E.. Lemon.
 There are many rumOrS Of changes iu the official life of the city soon after Mayo: Duffy takes his seat. Chief of these is that Capt. Tom Clifton of the police force, will be dropped from the force, and that another will be promoted to this position oi
 il ust. That Chief of Po..cn Frank McMahon will retain his present position is practically certain, and it is reported that J. J. Hawkins, formerly chief o. police, and who was dropped from the force by Mayor Lemon, and later reinstated as a detec- tive, will succeed Capt. Clifton. There are no certainties in these rumors, yet their origen appears pretty well founded, and they are believed to be true Sergeant Wm. G. Mcdaniel is also said to be slated for promotion, but there are no ways of ascertain ing the accuracy of these reports either.
 That the Hon. Frank Oliver, formerly city clerk, will succeed Herbert DuVal as secretary to the mayor. is pretty well deter mined. Mir. DuVal was a parti- san of one of the defeated candi- dates, and did not expect to be retained by Mayor Duley. Mr Oliver was for fourteen years city clerk, much of which was spent under the Duley and Lemon regime. He is considered to be most competent man for the position He is expected to be named at once, secretary of the board of public affairs, which carries with it the private secre- taryship to the mayor.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22

pronounces this boy a veg'itablo prodigy, the likes Of which nls never before come under his Ob- servatiOn.
 Mrs. Callie Burks. Bees widow ed mother, is, of course, proud of her gifted little son, with that immeasureable degree of pride born of motherly love. but while she is proud of this early devel- cpment of his talent, she says she is still more proud of his manliness of character; that even though of tender years, lie is an energetic dutiful son, who for two years or three years has voluntarily built the morning fires and performed such other services within his power that would lessen her household labors.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Work on New Library,

Little Rock, June 22-Spccial- Actual work will begin this week upon the erection of the Little Rock Carnegie Library. Con- trartNr Stewart has erected an office b'rld'ne Oh the property nnd viii 1evOte his time and at tention to this proposition un- til completed. Material is he- ing hauled to the location in large quantities, and the actual work will begin early in the week
 Contr2 ctor St wart erecte l tn new city hall, said to be one of the finest buildings of it's kin1 in the entire south, and the new library, which will be a replica of the other Carnegie Libraries. will be upder his eye. The work will not be unduly rushed from the fact that there is no need of this, but it will be carried along systematically, and with due regard to the wishes of the people for an early comrfetion.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Vacancy Created.

Washington, June 22.-The nomina- tion of Representative sherman as the vice presidential candidate by the Re. publican national convention leaves vacant the chairmanship of the Re. publican congressional committee and out of speculation as to who will be the successor to this position grows the belief that Representative Tawney of Minnesota would be selected to take up the work. MT Tawney is at present vice chairman of the commit tee. Others as possible candidates are Representative Loudenslager of New Jersey, now secretary of the committee. and Representative w. B. Mckinley of Illinois, it's treasurer.