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the owner Of Mains, with the name OF Douglas IN
fact now that the Rcv. shoito Douglas has be-
Lord Blythswood, and owner of the Biyths-
wood estates, he surrenders the Mains and the
Dumbartonshire properties the of his younger
brother Archibald Campbell, who will now drop
the latter patronymio and assume the name of
Douglas
The Dumbartonshire estates are very large. and
greatly added to by Margaret Douglas OF
Mains who married Archibald Duke of Douglas,
and who was the victor in the great Douglas cause
ceiebre. On her death she left considerable
amount of property to her nephew, Captain Archi-
bald Douglas, with the proviso in her will that
every owner of the property should bear the name
Of Douglas, and that the whole property should
be known the Douglas Support, the Mains
Support OF Douglas.
Only month ago the great mansion of Doug
las Support situated the banks of the North
Calder River. was almost wholls destroyed by fire,
only the beautiful chapel being saved, while among
the paintings rescued was a famous Of huge
size representing the genealogical tree OF the Doug
las family. Only fortnight previously the new
peer had lost his wife OF the Pagets. so that
he becomes master OF Bythswood and peer OF
the realm under rather sad circumstances
Blythswood itself has been in the possession of
the family since the reign of Mary Queen OF Scots
and the present mansion erected on the founda-
tions of old castle. built the south
bank Of the Clyde to the west of Renfrew about
a hundred years ago. and frequently visited by
Sir waiter scott Queen Victoria also stayed on at
least two occasions at Blythswood, the late peer
holding high place in her regard. both
great Scotch chieftain and land owner and a
gallant veteran of the Crmean War where ne
badly wounded The new Lord Blythswood has no
children and he is a man well advanced In
years, being In the neishborhood OF sixty, Blyths
wood and the peerage will In course Of time pass
to his nephew, the owner of Douglas Support,
and of the Dumbartonshre estates, which VIII then
go General Darlington Campbell. Governor Of
the Channel Islands who will then transform his
name into Douglas.
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MIR. LOEB TO TAKE VACATION.
Presidents Secretary to Spend Month Il
Maine and Wyoming.

Oyster Bay July 2s-wiIlis II Loeb. IT.. President
RooseveIt's secretary is furnishing up his rifles and
other firearms and overhaullng his fishing tackle
preparatory to taking his summer vacation and en-
joyng the arduous duties Of the i'm
portant post he occupies He will leave the Presi-
dent Friday for months recreation and sport
in the woods
where he will spend a short time From there he
will go to the West where he has a camp in the
JacksOn's Hole country. in Wyoming. There he
Will spend the remainder Of his holiday rOughins IL
He will do some shooting OF big game in the West,
and will try his luck as brook fisherman
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a,,R,Ep ey THE SIDE OF HIS HORSE.
IBy Telegraph to The

IBy Telegraph to The IrIUuHe.I -,
pittsburs July 26.-Through the ming Vi o ~ W
hra !, hos been discovered that Warren W. PhliiPs,
= a,thr, for,,e, of Essen fifteen miles south OF
pittsburg has been buried by the side OF iaNoiieo
gray horse on his farm. Philips left lnstruct,on'
that he should not be buried in any other place ua
by the side of the horse, which he. as an oiu 81 -
5;ar had named Phil Sheridan He was ABOUT "
ho hnred In a cemetery when the man VINO ore"
the will stopped proceedings, suggesting tnat inc
he
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BRIGHTON BEACH FESTIVAL.

Brighton Beach is TO have festival for three
DAYS this season beginning July 80 1t Is TO be
known as Festival of Pastimes" The first day
will he devoted to water sports the second to chill
dren and the last miscellaneous diversions The
chief feature of childrens day VIII be Moral pa
rade of the pupils of various Sunday schools. All
the attractions at the Beach VIII contribute 10 te
Amusement Henry ]. Pain will give special eX-
hihtion Of ''The Destruction of Jerusalem.
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SAVED OFFICER; GETS $4,000 IN WILL

IRy Telegraph to The Tribune i
wa,kesba Wis July 26.-For carrying a wound
ad officer on his back medical aid has brought It's
a-1 m Harry DALEY. A month ago he
ea,od a letter from a lawyer who told him TO
,aer the executor OF the estate of British officer
who once owed his life to private in the ranks
f,arav upon his arrival In England received one
third of the officers estate Of $4,000
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BATCHEILER-on July 2 1eos. at Parts FIsaee.
George Batcheller Justice OF the 1nterns-
tonai Supreme Court Appesis OF Egypt Funeral
from his residence. NJ 20 Circular St. sara
tOga Springs. y. Y. Tuesday. July Zs at lOsS"
g..
CARsoN-At Milford. Conn sunday. July "a
1e0S Laura A Carson. wife Of the late George W
Carson. In her 18th year Funeral service az me
residence OF her daughter. Mrs. BENJAMIN Howe 80
i96 2j ave. Mount Vernon. y. Y. Tuesday. July
rs AIS p. m. Newburg IN u papers please
copy.
CLARK-At New Rochelle. y. 7. Saturday, July
25. 1905 Emma Purdy wife OF Frank G Clark
Funeral private.
FOSTER-At residences. Quogue. Long Isanc
Sunday. July 26. Foster. the ed year OF
his Notice Of funeral hereafter Montreal papers
please copy.
sMITH-On July o. 1908. Sydney Hoyt smith. for
merly OF Brooklyn. v Y. and late OF Fauwooc
n: J.. in the SD OF his age. Funeral services
will be held In chapel OF the Second Presbyterian
Church. Clinton and Remsen sts. Brooklyn. on Mon
day, July q. 1870 a. m
wALBRIDGE-At Glen Cove. Long Island. Saturday.
July 25. Anna H. Ryckman. widow OF DIN c. Wal
bridge in her roth year. Funeral services az her
late residence No 81 Prospect Park West Brook
lyn. Monday. July %. at $50 D.
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PRESIDENT SHOWS BROTHER DEAD.

(By Telegraph The Trtbune.l
Ct Louis July 2s.-Leslie z Snow. brother or
z G; SNOW president OF the Home Insurance Com
many OF New York. died at his home here to-day
Il was nrestdent of the Fire Insurance Protection
Rnreau and member OF the firm OF Deafeld &
snow insurance agents.
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The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-05

is raised. and we could very cas- fly turn what they use into hog feed and COW feed and baby feed and not only get good price for it, but in the product it would turn out we would see quite contrast to weaZened faces, abused women, wrecked homes and broken hearts.
 We would see well fed, happy children with school books. and well filled dinner pails in truth, coming up to what God intended they should be, to the best thuat he implanted in them, and that means a sun-kissed brow with the shekinah glow that marks the future priest-clear eyed, face sun-ward, with light pulls ing from their garments fold ; light for each form Of. sin or sOr- rows night; linking earth's shad- Ows fast to heavens bright throne, This is our children $ heritage and we mean that they shapl have it.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-05
Mosquitoes, Chats, Black
 Flies and Punkies
BAKER DRUG STORE.

Mrs. Walter Nash of Little Rock. returned home this morn- ing after spending few days here with her brother, w. A. Cap elle.
 Guy Brewer, the Murfreesboro telephone, spent last night in the city, being enroute home from Nashville, where he had been on buSineSSS.
 Rev. I. N. Clack who has been spending the past month in this vicinity left today for Itasca, Texas, where he goes to join his family who are living there.
 Quite a number of our people will attend the picnic at Gale to- morrow. Among those who have expressed their intention of going is Judge Denman. and Dun cans McRae and Brown.
 This morning little negro boy about ten years old was caught in the act of stealing a pair Of overalls from the store of w. B. Waller, but on account Of his youth he was turned loose.
 Marshal Marsh left today on No. for points south and Night watchman Weaver left on No. 2S for points north in hopes of ob- taining some clue as to the whereabouts of the men who broke out of the city jail last night.
 5 or 6 doses of "6s6" will cure any case of Chills and fey ,r.
 Mrs. Ed Gordan returned this morning from visit to relatives at McNeil and Waldo. She was accompanied on her return trip l by her sister, Miss Millihan of Waldo who will visit here awhile
 The boys from the military company at this place were un- successful in their efforts to se cure place as one of the fifteen out of fOrty-eight who are to take part in the national target practice in Ohio this fall.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-05

Rev. A B. c. Dinwiddie will preach at the c. P. church next Sunday. Membership urged to attend. SESSION.
 LOST-On yesterday afternoon between the Nevada County Bank and Bank of Prescott, one Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen No. 13 Finder will please return to this office.
 Choir practice was held by the Christian church choir last night at the home of A. M. Chappell. After practice some of the guests from Springhill, La, gave those present a treat by singing some of their home songs. Light re- treatments were served and about thirty guests enjoyed a most pleasant evening.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-05
". [. I. U. Column

If one were to believe what the brewers and distillers are saying in the tons of literature they are sending out just now, he would feel that the whole bus mess world, including the farmer would collapse and Ego dead" were the cause of prohibition to win
 The liquor business claims to pay S54,OOO.OOO to labor annual ly, but we must not forget that the manufacturers alone pay for weight times as much to labor
 Surely it is better that one sa- loonkeeper should lose his job than that twenty of his patrons should lose theirs.
 The liquor business claims O pay annually $139,OOO,OOO in rev. enue, but we must not forget that the waste of the whiskey business is S6S4, ,OOO,OO or $500 for every revenue dollar receiv- ed. f
 They make big claim that they use vast amount of grain when in fact 1t is only a "drop in the bucket" compared to what
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-05
JOHNSON TO SPEAK.
Assurances Given Bryan to This Ef.
 feet by St. Paul Man

Lincoln, Neb., Aug 7.-Of more than usual significance was the visit to Fairview Wedsenday of Frank B. Lynch of St. Paul, Democratic nation. al committeeman from Minnesota. and manager of Governor Johnson's can. didacy for the presidential nomina. ton at Denver. Mr. Lynch arrived in company with B. F. Nelson of Mime apolis. president of the Minnesota State Fair association Hll0
 MT. Lynch's presence at Fairview was at the special request of Mir. Bry. an He lost no time in conveying to the Democratic nominee Governor Johnsons assurance of loyal support of the Democratic ticket, and his in. tention to take the stump in Mir. Bry. ans behalf. H
 There is no animosity toward Bry. an In Minnesota" said Mir Lynch. While don't promise that the Dem ocrats Will carry Minnesota this year. thihk they have very good chance. ]"
 MT. Lynch declared there was no ranking in Governor Johnsons heart because he was defeated for the nom. nation. He feels all right about it." he said, rand all Minnesota Demo. crats are for Bryan"
 The business which brought MT. Mel. son to Fairview was to invite MT. Brv. an to attend the state fair at St Paul and deliver an address. The in- vitation was accepted, the date being iixed at Aug. 31, but with the under. standing that there should be no charges for admission to the grounds on that day.
 It was announced that the St. Paul
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-05
Philadelphia News

Last Friday Dr. Morrical had an expert come down from Kan sas and shoot his well that he is boring out in the northwest part of town to see what he could find. The well is a little over 600 feet and they struck rock that they couldn't do anything with, as it is either in an open cavern or Assure in the rock and the drill glances off so that it is slow process drilling.
 Dr. Morrical put in a charge of ten quarts of nitro-glycerine last Friday, fused with three sticks of dynamite. The charge filled the well with broken rock for 40 or 50 feet up, and they have since drilled it out and are at work on the rock again. He expects to put in another charge t',aay and will probably nse about 50 quarts of ,ltru-glycer.- inc in the next one.
 ~*~*~~
 The city council met in regu- lar session last Monday night and transacted the regular busi- ness of the city. The sewer com missiOners, Bradley, Harvey and Spragins rendered their resigna- tions but the council took the stand that as they had been rec ognized by the council it could take no action in the matter The matter of the school board con- structing line of sewer to the river, and it's being accepted and paid for by the sewer district later, was taken up, but nothing was done about it, as the school board say that they could not build the line as the board are not public contractors. and the matter stopped right there.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-05
Complaint Filed.

Washington, Aug. 7.-The Shre port Traffic association of Shrevec La, has filed with the interstate co merce commission complaint agail the Houston and Shreveport and Houston East and West Texas h way companies alleging discrimll tions amounting to 100 per cent in vor of shippers of Houston and agall the merchants of Shreveport. Il condition arose. it Is said. from an vance on April 3 of 100 per cent shipments from Shreveport to Tel points. The two defendant roads, is said, are really one line owned the Southern Pacific company, tance of 232 miles between Houst and Shreveport.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-05
1 eNSNS l. O C A l. @SNA N E w s

Galvanized roofing in stock at Prescott Supply & Hardware Co.
 Mrs. w. w. Whitworth of Ful- ton, is spending today in Pres colt. Mrs. Nat Martin has returned from a visit with relatives in the country.
 5 or 6 doses of "666" will cure any case of Chills and Fever.
 Mrs J. N. Parker of Camden, is visiting relatives and friends in Prescott this week.
 Garrett Whiteside and wife left for visits to DeQueen and Lockes- burg, MOnday-Nashville News
 We are glad to know that o. R. F. Whitten is able to be up again after quite serious spell Of fever.
 Mrs. Robt. Stephens and two of the children, are spending this week with relatives in Hemp stead county.
 Dr. J. l.. Bell returned today to his farm in Hampstead county, after spending several days here with his family.
 Sheriff Hood returned this morning fro mEmmet, where he spent yesterday looking after his farming interests.
 The wheel of a wagon loaded with corn passed over the head and neck of J. w. Balls three year-Old. child at Dotson Mon day and while the child was ren- dered unconscious for short time, it soon recovered and is now apparently as well as ever
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-05
No Conclusion Reached.

Washington, Aug. 7.-After q ference lasting nearly two hours the subject of the proposed lncre' of freight rates to Texas points, Cnss man Knapp and Commissioner ment invited Senator Culberson. \ son Mayfield, chairman of the railV commission of Texas; J. E. Iea chairman of the railroad commss, of Oklahoma and Assistant Atlof, General Pollard, to continue disu' sion of proposed increase fl.o' Representative of Texas and os homa conferred with members oi commission with a view of agree' on some method of procedure 10 < vent proposed increased rates p-' made effective, but no conclusion \
 reached
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-05
l. S. Huohes Missing.

Dallas, Aug. 7.-Officers aIe ing for ]. s. Hughes of bri''uI .Ias county. Some days ago MT. ,.s ,se who was running an extensns .',u, baling business. employing d I aS, of hands, ard known to nave n' Z, siderable cash in his possessiosS.. s.s to the city. Since then ne been seen and it Is feared
 met with foul play.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-05
Poison In Soda Pop.

Waxahachie, Tex, Aug. 7-psi Sheriff Rush Hickman is in oeu u, der the care of a physician ana !" Ownby. a newspaper reporter .s sick three or four hours as the ', :. of drinking soda pop. which es'''' contained ptomaine poison ,, liquid was drank at country T where the officer and reporter Y ped to get something cold to ' They were made sick soon drinking the stuff. The ollie', q, forced to go to bed as soon ' reached home.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-05

speech would be the only one th
 Mir. Bryan will make in Minnesota ring the campaign. The subject to| discussed will probably be the tarl
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-05

lsa peculiar preparation. You can rub I on any part of the body and it doesn't even irritate. Besides this it has . rather agreeable odor and not objectionable in any way to either those who Use it or those around them, but c