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The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-22
LATE NEWS FROM
 OVER THE STATE.
Governor PindaI! IlI-Mad Dogs at Van Buren-Railr0ad Commission
 Meets November 1.

Mir. Meacham, Republican can didate for congress in 4th Ar kansas district. is quite i'll.
 Mad dogs are said to be terror iZing the citizens of Van Buren.
 Governor Pindall is quite i'll at his home in Little Rock.
 The executive committee of the Arkansas Teachers Association will meet at Little Rock Sat urday to arrange program for annual meeting.
 The Arkansas Railroad Com mission will meet on November 4th to take action on the three cent rate
 Pine Bluff puts the ban on con- fetti and feather ticklers at the street fair in progress there.
 The county judge of Faulkner county has assessed a tax of S5 a night against the two moving picture shows at Conway.
 sam Randolph, a merchant of Mulberry was murdered Tuesday night by unknown parties in his store.
 John F. Ingram, of Faulkner county an inmate of the insane asylum committed suicide by hanging himself with bed sheet. yesterday.
 The Congregational council will meet at TeXarkana Oct. 27th, for the purpose Of admitting the new Congregational church there into full fellow ship.
 A class of 45 took the Scottish Rite degree in Masonry at Little Rock yesterday. c. c. Hamby of Prescott was in the class.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-22
TEXARKANA.

The Kirkland Lumber Company of Fulton is putting tn lumber yard and plainer on College Hill near the sight formerly occupied by the old soap factory. The new enterprise will be on an eXten- sive scale and will give employ ment to quite "a number of men The entire output of the com pany's mill at Fulton will be brought. here and shipments of the finished product will be made from this point Two carloads Of machinery for the planer arriv- ed and were unfoaded yesterday 1t is expected that the plant will be in operation within a very short time.
 Miss Dovie Condon, the young lady who swallowed carbolic ac- i'd at her home, 3O6 Walnut street, yesterday, has recovered and was able ito be about as us ual today. Her mouth and throat were badly burned, but aside from these injuries she is said to be apparentlymone the worse off by reason of her rash act The young .ady has given no rea- son for he,r action, and is said to be very averse ito any discussion of the matter
 Mrs. Leslie 0. Rudisill was bad " stung by a centipede while sleeping at the family home, 9O3 Walnut street. Monday night The bite or sting of the centipede is very poisonous, and it was found necessary in this case to call a physician. The bite is on the lady's neck, tback of her ear, and it was badly swollen for sev- eral hours following it's infliction Under the treatment of the phy sician the injury is now slowly disappearing.
 The officers of the Bryan and Kern Club report affairs of that organization as being in a most flourishing condition. Money is rolling in at gratifying rate and it is expected that another check for S1OO will be forwarded to National Democratic head quarters the latter'part of this week.
 q 6 Q
 HOPE
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. R. w.. Berry, at Foreman, Oct 17th, son,
 Born-To MT, and Mrs. Otis Brazen, this morning, a son. Mir and Mrs. Brazell are living live of HOna
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-22
Latimer.SteeIe.

Gurdon, Oct. 21.-Miss Jeannet- te Steele, daughter of Rev. R. w. Steele, pastor of the M. E. church here, was married last night to $. M. Latimer, a young business man of Geary, Okla. The happy couple were conveyed to the depot in a cart drawn by their friends and neighbors pre- ceded by the, Gurdon brass band At the depot they were nearly buried in a shower of rice.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-22

ing his arrest this morning m. der an indictment returned by the Grand Jury, charging him with aiding and abetting the election commissioners in throwing out four townships in the county in the recent district election, County Judge o. H. Sumpter was this afternoon summoned before Circuit Judge Evans and formally removed from the office of county judge. His term would have expired on October 31.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-22
u)DGE SUMTER
 IS INDICTED
County Judge at Hot Springs, Two Election Commissioners and Form.
 CT City Attorney Face Charges:

Hot Springs, Oct. 21.-Follow. ing investigations by the Grand Jury of irregularities said to have been flagrantly perpetrated in the last election, warrants were served by sheriff Buchan- an this morning upon County a Judge Sumpter, Former City Attorney c. Floyd Huff and Election Commissioners T. j.. Craighead and James E. Cowles. The first two are charged with aiding and abetting the unlawful acts of the last two.
 Election Commissioner J. w. McClendon was the only one against whom no indictment was returned. Dr. McClendon has been considered the representa- tive of the reform faction of the Democratic party in Hot Springs.
 The indictments have been ex- pected, as it was commonly known the Grand Jury was in- vestigating the alleged irregu- larities connected with the last election, although the charges are based on the throwing out of the returns of four townships in the senatorial race.
 When it was found that the election commissioners had omit. ted from the ballots the names of A. w. Borland and Ali Whit. tington, who were candidates for justice of the peace, non-active, to represent the business inter- ests of the county in the quor- um court, public indignation was very great, and a clamor began for the placing of re- sponsibility, to which appeal the Grand Jury did not turn a deaf ear.
 Hot Springs. Oct. 2I. Follow
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-22
HAVE YOU ONE
 OF THESE RECEIPTS?
The Democratic National Committee Sends Receipts to Prescott People
 Who Have Paid Their Dollar.

The News this morning receiv- ed a batch of receipts from the Nation Democratic headquarters for the parties who contributed to the campaign fund a short while ago. These receipts are in- tended as souvenirs are beauti- fully Autographed, containing pic lures of Bryan and Kern with four American flags done in col ors and held in the talons of an American Eagle under which is the heading Let the people rule.'
 The receipt proper reads; "This is to certify that Ed. Hood of Prescott, State of Arkansas, be- lieves that if the people would rule their own country they must pay the expenses of electing their own public servants. Millions of dollars from trusts and special interests to control elections are
 never given except in return for pledges to policy of govern ment that give special privileges to the favored few and forever oppress the masses.
 You have given One Dollar without any pledge in return ex- cept for honest government in the interest of-the whole people" The document is signed by Nor man F.. Mack, Chairman Demo cratic National Committee Her. man Ridder. Treasurer Democra- tic National Committee, and J! B. Doo,in, Assistant Treasurer.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-22

of the Hampstead County ex- hibit at the State Fair at Hot Springs last week, has returned and brought with him twenty first and second ribbons, award ed various items in the exhibit.
 A barn was burned on the farm of Ed. Chambliss, between Hope and De Ann Monday night The barn was filled with hay and other feed stuff, and was quite a heavy loss. The ire was evidently the work of incendi- aries as the telephone line was cut in two places. Mir. Chambliss was away from home at the time.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-22
NEWS OF SOUTH
 WEST ARKANSAS
Items Culled From Our Exchanges of
 Hope, Nashville and Texarkana.
NASHVILLE.

Hodge Bell, colored, the only prisoner confined in the Howa I'd county jail in this city, made a murderous assault upon 'Jailer l. B. Howell Saturday night and leaving. him unconscious, made his escape. MT. Howell was struck by the negro on the back sofsthe head with a piece of timb- CT he. had tOrR from a cot. The jailor had gone into the cell a. bout 645 o'clock to give him his supper, when he was assaulted The prisoner asked for a match with which to Agnt a lamp. and catching Mr. Howell off his guard struck hum.
 M, o. German Of Westbrook. is contemplating the erection of a residence in Nashville and will be come a citizen later. The News would be pleased t0 welcome Mir. and Mrs. Gorham as citizens of Nashville,
 An artesian well was brought in on the residence property of Chas. Cornish, on Main street t. last Saturday. The well is the strongest yet brought in, the water gushing out of a four inch pipe and it was only sunk to a depth of seventy-five feet.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-22
MOnteOmery.hervey.

Hope, Oct. 21.-Miss Jamie Hervey and J. D. Montgomery, mayor of Hope, were married at S3O o'clock tonight at the Bap tist church by the Rev. Mr. Nor ris. The Hervey family of which the bride is a member is one Of the oldest in this section of the state.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-22
RutherfOrd.LaWrence.

Pine Bluff, Oct. 21.-- John F. Rutherford. member of the board of trustees of the University of Arkansas, today received the re- signation of Mrs Stella k. Law renee, librarian. Mrs. Lawrence, who lives at Washington, Ark. is to be married to Judge w. T. Woodbridge of this city, De cember 29.
 Judge Woodbridge is one of the most prominent attorneys of southeastern Arkansas and is counsel for the Cotton Belt. and Iron Mountain railroads here.
 Mrs. Lawrence is a sister of Miss Irene Royston, teacher in the Prescott public school.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-22

For sale-Good, safe horse, in good condition; apply to H. F. Richardson.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-22
HOPE

Born-To MT. and Mrs. R. w. Berry, at Foreman, Oct 17th, son.
 Born-To MT, and Mrs. Otis Brazell, this morning, son. MT. and Mrs. Brazell are living five miles east of Hope.
 Rev. G. w. Eichelberger, one of the leading temperance advo- cates in Arkansas, spent last night at the Barlow, leaving this morning on an early train for Little Rock.
 At the National Convention of the Christian church held last week at New Orleans the Hope church carried off the honOrs for having the largest and best del- egation of any church in the state-and one of the best in the Union.
 R.H. Ethridge, who had charge
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-19
POR CARLOS DICKENS


rioso cox su ealma su aire satisfecho come
10 tienen todos Isl, satisfecho porque elossco-
men en- 10 que 20 plerdo) e digo que de
ANA manera Ii otra aguno me a pagara me
contesta que ESQ depende del sistema que el
no es responsible. IQue sucedera. Lo iQno
TO. pero acabaran por asperarme hare COM
parecer los e1ecutor@s lie ese sistena ante
ei tribunal eterno. cara a cara con Dios.
Su colera era terrible; jamas hubiera crei-
do que pudiera llegarse a tai grado de furor
no haberlo visto.
He principiado ya-continu6 enjug6n-
dose la cara-Si, sehor Jarudyce. me han
puesto en- la carcel por insultos al tribunal
por amenazar al abogado. por este y por aque-
Alo. y suponQo que no sera la Ultima vez. Soy
el hombre del Shropshire hago algunas We
Ces mas que diverir e5os senores, aunque
les haya causado rsa ei yer que me ponian en-
la carcel Dicen que haria me )or en- callarme
iAh ST tuviera que Contenerme me volveria
loco. Era buenO anabe otro TEMPO
aun 10 recuerdan mi pals pero es precise
que abora he rienda suelta mi furor ST quiere
conservar mi cabeza. Senior Gridey me de-
cia Ell lord cancilieT oemana pasada. 10 me
JoT que pOdrias hacer serfa v)ver al Shrosps-
hire ocuparos uttlmente en- vez de perder
aqui Ell tiempo.-Lo sc Milford lc conteste
Sc tambien que hubiera sdo una dcha para
nj ignorar hasta eI nonbre del tribunal Por
desgraci1 m puedo deStrur 10 pasado, 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-19

pasado me obliga venir aqui Por otra
parte anadio en- una competa explosion de
1ra-voy hacerle salir los colores la cara
presentarme elos hasta el fin para que SC
averguencen de 81 propios: quielo d la bora
de mi muerte hacerme llevar d su presencia
declrles ST aun tengo fuerzas para hablar:
Ma habeis llamado aquf estoy: me ha peis
despedido una y mil veces arrojad mi ca
daver.
rostro habia expresado tantas veccs
durante algunos amos Ell furor, que su fsono
mia no podia suavisarse va aun cuando su
colera sc apaciguaba
He subido-dio-p llevarve los nj
nos mi habitacion. donde sc divierten No
tenia intencion de contaros mi historic pere
ESQ no importa- Me tienes miedo Tomas2
-No.-respondi6 cl ni1o:-no estais enfa-
dado con nosotros'
No. hi 10 mio no. tie marchas, Carotap
lSi1 Pues bien. salvanos al momento
Tom6 en- sus brazos la nina, que sc SON
reia, djo:
No seria extrafio que encontrasemos en-
mi hab1tacion aig1n duce; vamos a verlo.
H1zo mi tutor I'm saludo bastante bruscos
pero respetuoso SC inclino ligeramente ante
nosotras y salio de la bubardila con los dos
niiioS
mo es carioso-nos dijo entonccs M
Skimpole con su indiferencia habitual, yer de
que mode sc encadena todo los resalta1os
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-19
NOTlClAS

soLAREs EN- sANTuRce-B.
u parada 20, Sc venden cuatro sola-
res pequefios en- la calle Los dos
ncrmanos' y siete, tres peuuenos !
cuatro grandes en- la calle de Canals
Dingirse. para detalles e informe g
a la senora L4timer viuds de Carer
-Hemos recibido La siguiente circular aa
los senores Novas, Burcet Compaffs do
Ponce: oo
~Participamos a usted que de mhtyo
acuerdo, ha dejado de pertenecer & est.
razon social, don Francisco Burcet Nal
sasia' segun escritura otorgada ell dfa pri
nero del corriente mes, ante Ell Notario do
esLa ciudad don Francisco Descartas.
I'm tai virtud, queda como 0nico restor
con Ell uso de la frma, don Jose Noyas
santisteoan. comanditarios. con Ia apor-
Iacion de capital con que figuraba ell seEor
burcet, los sehorea Gambler, Muntaner v
20, Gel comercio de San Juan
Las aimorranas Sc curan en- 6 & - dfas.
con ell uNGuENTO DE PAZO, ya sean sim
pies. sangrantes. con picax6n 6 externas.
por rebeldes que sean.
LIE ma sido concedida una hcencia nor
varios dias. al Hon. Juez de Ia Corte Muni.
clpai dc Mayaguez. don jose Benet
Le susttuye en- dicho cargo ei Lcdo. don
Rodolfo Ramirez vigo.
Hoy Ia dado comienzo eu Rio Ptedras
y Sc prolongara hasta ell dia 20 del actual
Il sexta Asamblea Baut!sta, actos que
annaimente viene celebrando en- diversas
pooiaciones de Ia isla Ia Mission a one ha.
cemos referencia.
-En Juana Diaz preparase un regiosa.
Judo al sehor GuzmAn demas leaders del
partido republicano.
-+ta salido para Arecibo en- asuntos de
su cargo ell Superintendent general del
Departamento de instruction, Mr.. Roger
l.. Connat
I'm cores sponsal de Arecibo. nos comu.
MICA que la Junta Escolar do aquella ciu-
aad IA eonstitufdo para el proximo curse
cuatro casas para escuelas de campo un
coato de s0odollars cada una.
HAY dos de estos puestos por cubrir con
seis pesos renta para vivienda del maestro.
LA Corte dc Distrito de esta cindad ha
d. larado con lugar la demanda de divor-
c1p ae Esther c Morse contra John II.
Mrs.
Nos escriben de Mayaguez que dentro
ia tr.e tempo quedara terminate ell tro-
- +" carretera que ha d. unir dicha ciu-
d. con Arecbo
FL @ubeamisionado del Interior ha ma.
nifes ado qae adelautan con suma rapidez
los tra~a5os d, In earretera de Maricao q
Lares 1auco
Solo hay un 6rcmo 0ulnlna F."
Y ese es el LAXATIVE BROMO- QUINTNA
usado en- todo el mundo para curar res-
friados en- IN dfa. La hrma de E. w
Grove. se haila en- cada cajita
En- el cuarto de socorro fueror
curadas por el piacticante de servicic
don Guillermo Claudio, las siGuien
tes personas: Rafael SANCHEZ, de una
confusion en- el costado izquierdo
Manuel Via. herida contusa en- Ia
region mentoniana; m Carmen Gutierrez
confusion y araiiazos en la espalda. {,
Manuel Santiago, confusion con ero
sion de la piel en- la region tarsiana
Todas leves
I'm el dep6sito municipal fueror
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-19
A q 1.5O

Es de mucha utilidad, no solo pa.
ra los Abogados. Cortes judjciales
Ayuntsmientos, Corpor aciones y en-
pleados dc todos Los ramos. sino tam.
bien para los conerciantes. indEaria.
les } personals de negocios, ell como
cimiento de las Leyes de Puerto Rico
aprobadas por las Canarss y ell Con-
sejo Executive en- cl sorrientc ado de
Ioo7.--Se venden s$I.so en In Ii.
breria delI ::Ncs is.g1~ ABR t.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-19
NAGNESlA AEKIADA AkTlBIlLI0SA
DE }. n. BLANCO

Con ~ sso desaparece el extreni-
1iento, indigestion, dolores de cabe
-, jaqneca. bills, 4cido del est6mago
On gcneral eodos los desarreglos pro
auciaos por 81 essomago & intest,nos
RHrMo0ck1 de UI1ssco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-19
Hotel Paris
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ksasA - q que reaSs mAyorss ventAjAs
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q aas eueRta con meiores hab,,acicnss fres
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The Red Cloud chief., 1908-06-05
REV. SUNDAY sTINos MINISTERS
Baseball PIsyer.Evaneelist Tells Why
Some Preachers Fail.

Evangelist Billy Sunday delivered an
address to the Presbyterian ministers
of Pittsburg. Ills words caused cor.
sternation among the preachers. some
of whom left the First Presbyterian
church, their dignity stung. but most
OF them remained to the end.
Rev. Sunday. who is a former pro,
feSsional baseball player. has been
conducting n revival at Sharon, near
there, and came To Pittsburg to speak
on why Some Ministers Fail"
The evangelist said many Of the
ministers of the present day were
fudge eating mollyCoddlcS. who were
continually springing bum bulI.con to
their congregations"
He asserted that few ministers OF
today are anything but %stifs, salary.
n%uacks, willing to accept social dis
tinCtiOn and that many OF them are
qualified candidates for the funny"
house.
Continuing. he said: Some OF you
ministers are controlled by riches AMI
not by the bible, Many OF you arc
graftrrs. pure and simple, You know
this, toe There are some of you
preaching today that should he carry.
ing the hod. What we do want is to
tear down the scminaries and stand
the professors on their heads in mud
puddlcS. A seminary ana its teach
ings are OF no moro use to preaching
than a cranes legs are to a setting
hen. | am not an osteopath. am 4
surgeon and my line is to cut out the
absccss in the side Of the church,
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-06-05
BRYAN IN SsNpHIll REGION
Nebrs3kan Spends Busy Day N west
ern Part Of state.

Kimhall. Ncb., June s. William J
Bryan last night az II O'Clock com
plcted one OF the most Strenuous days
he has had since his Nebraska
o u began. with a speech at Fra.
tcrnal hall, durin, the course OF
which he had occasion to- apologize 10
his hearers for arriving Ave hours late
on account of a breakdown of his ai
tomObilc Starting in the days jour.
ney from Alliance at 3 "A. M, he made.
his first address at Bridgeport. where
the farmers began - arrive shortly
after daylight. His address was ct
half an hours duration ana "a de-.
liyercl from the porch OF the 10.
cal hotel. The territory covered dur.
lug tn" first half of the day has never
been before visited by Mr.. Bryan l.
is situated in the extreme west pOy.
ton OF the state. near tn WyOmins
line, and Is what is known a, the Slnd.
hill region. lie has some ~prCunidrv
interests in that part Of In" state,
however. and took occasion to address
himself particularly To the lsrtCul.
tural and stock raising interests. max.
ing irrigation the principal theme OF
his brief speeches.
At Scots Bluff. where the principal
meeting of the day was held, The town
and surrounding country took a day
of to meet and greet the distinguished
NebraSkan and did him every honor
within its power The town was in
gala attire and the schools suspended
Inc stores closed to make the occa.
sion eve more popular.
The first accident TO mar The trip &c.
Cured whei AUTOMOBILES carrying
Mr.. Bryan ana some members ri his
party on a sixty-mile cross-Country
trip from Scots Bluf to kimball
broke down when the trip was half
completed. The party was forced To
resort tn a farmers wagon, which
brought them into Kimball several
hours behind the schedule.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-06-05
Sad News FOR Sryan.

Alliance, Neb., June 2,-William j.
Bryan was delivering an address be
fore an audience in this city last night
when a representative OF the AsSociat-
ed Press handed him a telegram tell.
ing of the death Of Senator James X.
Jones. He read the telegram and,
stopping in the middle OF his address.
said: Il have just learned that Sen
atOr Jones OF Arkansas died suddenly
in Washington. 1t is a sad bit of
news to announce to a Democratic
audience, for Senator Jones was chair.
man of the bimetallist organization
that carried on the fight in 1896, that
ended in our capturing the Chicago
convention. and it was because OF his
prominence in that fight that | asked
that he be made chairman of the ma.
tiOnal committee, and to him | was
indebted for the opportunity to close
the Democratic debate on the platform
and make the speech which | presume
will stand as the most effective IN
ever delivered"
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-06-05
VETERAN FiFER DROPS DEAD
Allen OF Geneva Dies While Play
ina Dead March"

Minden. Neb., June l~.-EXhauste1
by the march to the cemetery. w. Al.
len, an old soldier who came here
from Geneva 10 participate in the Me.
mortal day exercises. fell to tn
ground while playing the Dead
March on his fife. and died shortly
afterwards.
The sad tragedy cast a gloom over
the large crowd which had gone to
the cemetery to honor the soldier
dead. Allen vas old and feeble. and
was urged to accept a seat in a car
rage, as it was feared the walk would
be too much for him. Too proud u
admit his failing strength, the old
man insisted in taking his place in
the line as he had done year after
year. After reaching the cemetery he
started to play the Dead March" and
when half way through he sat down
and complained OF pains. He died IA
few minutes later.
Allen leaves a wife and three daush-
ters. The body was sent to his home
at Geneva for burial.