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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-06-03
Dopis psany kryi.

Pater Petr O'Callaghan, proyin'
eiaI fadu LanIisth V Chicagn a
adyokat Frank IIinckley obdrzell
dopis psany kryi a obyhzanl Ger.
nou stnhou, v kterGm sc jim Wy
hrozuie smrti Ncznhmy pisatel
zaroyen oznamil, ze hostel obce
Fanny Marie, jehoz duehoynim
sprayccm jest O'Callaghan budc
dynamitem yyhozen do poyetfl.
Dopis, kter} ma mistt podpisu byl
oznafen umrlG lebkou, byl nalezen
ma schrance na almuzny pro ehu-
de. Vfhrlzky smrti proti knfzi
a adyokatovi nyadi Sc We spoJenl
\ iejich nsilim ably kraiam Her
manoyi Bilkoyi, kterg ma byti dne
L. tergna poprayen byla ndtlena
milost. Bilek byi oblaioyhn, IL {
Glend rodiny Vrzaloyt otrayll, a
pfi proccsu byl cd porotcll uznan
yinn.m yrazdy pryniho stnpne,
Pater O'Cnllnghan pfedlnzi w
hrlln@ dopis guy Deneeoyi 90 dil'
ka2, ze Iiilek mi tajnf nepfatele,
Jnk byio luaehni zkonsknn zii-
sttno, jest dopis psan slfutecne
lidskou kryi ne ferYenlm lnkou.
stem. Zadost milost pro Bilka
hyla liz pfedloiena pfislusnemn
stafuiunt lIfudu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-06-03
Demokrat nAstupcem Taftoyym.

u Waahlngt0nn 80 ozBamuie :
Jak0zto ndstupce tajemuikn ydlky
Tafta jmenuje No general Luke II.
Wright \ Memphis, Tenn, Die
tyrzDi jednoh0 \ pf6td nastoupi
Wright jiz l. 6erye0ce syoje move
misto, kdezto Taft ytnnje ~ eel6
w6 p0ljtickf Rampant. General
Wright je dem0Iratem slir2 IA
slgz Byl 30 ntkGlik r0Ed gene.
ralufm RnyerHcrem na FiIIpinaeh
o pax byI amcHekSm yyslaneem
v Japonghu We Washington je
jmenoyaui WriRhtoyo pro flfad
tajemniIfa ydIky poyaaoy6h0 za je.
den \ nejlepsich p0IitiekFeh tabfl
presidcnta R0oseyclta. We Yolb6
Wriqhta spatfoyAn0 je jednak
mocnh opora demolfracie a soleas.
n1 jedna se tn o dobfe zalozeny
plan o proraze1i "solidniho Jim"
pfi pfistf presidoDtskt yolbf. Ge.
neral Wright nachazel SO pred ne
koIika dny We Wasbingtonu, zdrd.
bal se ale prozraditi 1fel syG nd-
ystdyy. Primal ~, ze yylSonal jiz
nfkolik ndystdy II presldenta Roo
aavelta.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-21
RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.

Recent developments have brought to, light q series. D.. thefts by Phil Garrison, the half- witted driver for the sam , Lo- gan Commission Co., which is likely to get somebody into trou- ble. 1t. seems that parties have been working on the credulity Of the crazy negro, and have induc- ed him to sneak from Mr. Logan S warehouse articles of food,pay- ing him therefor price much lower than the articles werd worth, and MT. Logan has induc~ ed from Phil a confession of the transaction. As the negro is ir- responsible, and if a crime has been committed will naturally fall on the parties who receive l the stolen goods, a sensation is liable to be sprung soon. The amount of goods taken was smal however, and would probably not exceed S5 or S6 in value.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-21
BAKER DRUG STORE.
 The RexaH Store. Goods delisered to any part of the city.

Mrs Robt. Berry of Hope, came to Prescott this morning to make a short visit.
 Miss Lauris Lightfoot of Pitts burg, Texas, is the guest Of the family of Dr. J. NJ. Powell.
 Mrs. Gus Rowland of Hope. came in this morning to visit relatives and friends in this city.
 Misses Fay and Clara McRae of TeXarkana, arrived in the city this morning for visit with Hon. T. c. McRae and family.
 On yesterday afternoon at the court house, Mrs. Martha A. Mizo and Mr. G. r. Davidson were uni ted in marriage. Esquire George Alder of Taylor township, per forming the ceremony After the ceremony the couple left i'm imediately for their home in Pike county.
 5 or 6 doses of "666" will cure any case of Chills and fever.
 Levi Moore, the real estat' man. yesterday closed a dea. with R. r. Howell of Los Angelo Cal, by which the latter become the owner of 300 acres of timbo' land in Clark county, and whic! he will hold as an investment believing strongly in the future of southwestern Arkansas req estate.
 Constable Moon on yesterday made two arrests, the principals of which were placed in the coun ty jail to await the action of the court The first party iG Walter Bates, who was arrested at Hope for stealing a saddle His trial will come up today be fore a justice of the peace. Tho second party is w. H. Jones who was indicted by the grand jury of July last year for selling mortgaged property. His tria will doubtless come up at thl present term of court.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-21
MAY ORGANIZE STOCK COMPANY

Dr. J. l.. Bell returned this morning to his farm in Hemp stead county on the line of the P & \. w. railroad. The Doctor has besides his farm quite an eX- tensive orchard planted in Fiber tas, and from which he realized a considerable profit this year. And it is his intention before next season to greatly enhance ,ne orchard by interesting Il stock company to put in several hundred acres in peach trees. The orchard he now has embraces about forty acres, and to this may be added anything up to 300 acres, and he is sure that the money from the bearing trees will more than pay the eX- penses of providing the. new crop until it bears fruit, The Doctor is quite. enthusiastic on the sub feet and believes there is. good money for ahy ,one who has a small. amount of capital to put into an enterprise of this char acter.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-21
egSSS l. OC A l.
Memphis ice cream at Hester. ly's fountain.

Memphis ice cream at Hester ly's fountain.
 For Sale-One rip-rap pointer pup. Ellsworth.
 5 or 6 doses of "666" will cure any case of Chills and Fever.
 H. c. Austin, the Blevins mill man. spent last night in Prescott Rev. E. Delaughter, the Bough- ton merchant, is spending DOT tion of the day in Prescott.
 Charley Jones Of Stamps, after visiting his parents since Satur' day, returned home this morning
 Percy G Cross of San Antonio Texas, will lecture at the Christ ain church, Thursday night, July 23d.
 Mrs. Tom Scott who has been quite sick the past week is con siderably better today we are glad to report.
 Mrs. Maude Moore and Miss Mildred Mann of TeXarkana, are guests of the family of Lev. Moore for a week.
 John A. Davis and NJ. M. Lav. ender of the Junction City Lum. Der Co.,, left this morning on a business trip to Waldo.
 Misses Margaret Rice of Sar- coxie, Mo-, and Jamie Young oi OkOlOna, came in last night on 2 visit to the family of Dr. ant Mrs. Rice.
 J. w. M arshal left this morn. ing for Fulton, where he has the contract for the construction of a new residence for Obe Wilson who recently lost his home by fire.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-21

Genial John Brazzeer who has been in Charge of the local and extras here for che past .e, years, mounted to eminence yes terday and today when he took the fast mail from Little Rock to TeXarkana yesterday and was in charge of No. s this morning John is a most popular Iron Mountain employe and his num- erous friends here are proud of his rapid promotion.
 Prescott is this week honored with several visiting young lad ies whom The News trusts may have a most pleasant stay in our city. Among the more promin- ent of our guests might be men tioned Misses Margaret Rice of Sarcoxie, Mo, Fay and Clara Me- Rae of Texarkana, Estelle Brown of Camden, Jamie Young of Oko- Iona, Ruth Laurance of Hot Springs, and Lauris Lightfoot of Pittsburg, Texas, Ethel Cobb of Oklahoma These young ladies are guests of PrescOtt's most prominent families and will re- main several days.
 The News job office has just finished the annual catalogue for the Baptist Union High School at Bodcaw, which is one of the best institutions of it's kind in south west Arkansas. The next term opens Sept. IA and there is prom ise of large attendance. Prof. Langston is not only an eminent educator but he is a fine Christ ian gentleman, and will have as- sociated with him this year a corps of assistants who are sure to make the school of 19OS- 9 one of the best in the history of BOdcaw. Under the head of faculty besides the superintend- ent, appear the names of such teachers as s. H. War mack, J. E. Meador, NJ. G. Orr, c. D. Brockman.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-21
DEATH OF 4. |. FAINTER, SR.

Bradley, July 2O-John H. Hamiter Sr., father of Allen Il, Hamiter, speaker of the last house of representatives and whom for a few days in May was acting governor of Arkansas and Of Senator John H. Hamiter of Little Rock, was run down by a Cotton Belt train here today at 2 80 D. m. and instantly killed his neck having been broken. He was running across the track to the station, opposite his home, to mail some letters on the incom- ing north-bound train when he was struck by the engine and hurled to one side, death result ing instantaneOusly, His neck was broken but his body was not otherwise mangled.
 Mir. Hamiter was one of the
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-21

John Daily Parker of Bodcaw, is i'll town today.
 w. G. Russell of Magnolia spent a portion of the day in Prescott
 Irwin Blakely has returned from a visit to relatives i'll Jack son township.
 The "Sorceror's Scissors" will be the feature at the Theatorium tonight There will be six other interesting subjects.
 Don't forget the ice cream sup per from 6 to II o'clock, Thurs day evening which the ladies of the cemetery association will give at the home of John A. Davis.
 Mark Smyth, travelling sales men for Ritchie & Go. of Camden is taking layoff until the first of August, and is spending the time here with his family, and looking after the moving of his suburban residence to the lot on East Main street.
 The fire company was called out this morning to the home Of John Trevillion, where the ceiling in the kitchen had caught from the. stove flue, and was in a good way to consume the buildinet However the ,. fire was extin- guished with only slight damage to one room.
 Patience Moss, colored, was yesterday placed in jail, charged with assault with intent to kill The crime was committed last year when she attempted to cut the throat or another negro, and she has been out on bond ever since until yesterday when the bondsmen tured her over to the authorities.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-21
COURT NEWS.

There was but little. done in circuit court today, all the cases set for trial having been disposed of, and the petit jury was eXcus- ed early in the day until tomor- row morning. There were sev- eral pMas of guilty in criminal cases, and few motions were taken up. The criminal docket will be taken up Thursday, and tomorrow will be devoted to the trial of appeal cases.
 The grand jury made it's fira, report this afternoon, returning five true bills as follows:
 One for assault with intent to kill against Ben Hatley.
 One for assault with intent to kill against. w. H. Hill.
 One against Patience Moss, col- ored. charged with assault with intent to kill.
 One each against the negroe who attempted to rob Ed Gee.
 The cases Of Ben Hatley and w H. Hill are set for Wednesday of next week.
 The cases growing out Of the Retail Merchants Association have been up in court for several motions and will come up for in al disposition next week.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-21
PARK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

A. NJ. Brown, Memphis; s. s. Langley, Murfreesboro; H. c. kuhlman, Louisville; F. T. Ken nedy, Bodcaw; C H. volway, T. l. Bran, Pine Bluff; ]. N. Will jams. Waco; P. F.. Johnson, J. R. Thomas, St. Louis; c. w. Gray. w. H. Halliburton, J. w. Deer. Little Rock; s. k. Webster, Vir- ginia; H. \. voigt, Maryland; II.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-21
NEWS OF BLUFF CITY
4 Party of Local Fishermen Catch a
 forty.Pound Leopard Cat.
Bluff City, July 21.

Dlull Olly, Juiy -I-
 The rain which fell here Sun day was certainly source of pleasure and happiness to the en- tire community The writer had just composed the following lit parody when the rain came: The days are long and hot ant
 dreary;
 It's dry and and the sun is never
 weary
 The whitening crop still clingS
 to it's hold,
 But the dread dry wind, as in the
 days of old,
 Is wreaking destruction at every
 gust
 And enveloped all in a cloud of
 dust
 Just as he finished this stanza the rain began to fall and put an end to something that might have been"
 The protracted meeting at the Bluff last week was everything that could be expected, There will be several other meetings in and around the city in the near future.
 The school at Gum Grove has organized a literary society. that meets every Friday afternoon at o'clock. The officers are as fol- lows; Hugh Henry, president; Terry Moody. vice president ;Em- ma Nelson, secretary; Minus Green, marshall; MT. Wilson, crit ic;. All who care to are cordi- ally invited to take part in the work.
 On last Friday night John Griffith, Ike Tunnel, Arthur Tun- nel, Respess Wilson, and several others went fishing on Caney creek near Lackland During night they landed the largest Leopard catfish ever taken out of Caney It measured three feet and four inches in length,and weighed thirty pounds Mir. Tunnel wanted to run right home dllu lcll HIS w Ie dDOul II. DNl could not find his way out of the hutttm. MT Griffith was capt an of the expedition ana ap pointed Mir. Tunnel as chief of the culinary department. He. had never cooked any before. but never theless he made some coffee and scrambled fish that would even have excelled, the famous nectar and ambrosia of the old Grecian gods. Mir. Wi lson so aroused the anger of the moIui- toes by sleeping soundly during their fierce onslaughts, that they were forced to take refuge under anything they could find. Some, like an ostrich, hid their heads under handkerchiefs, tow els. etc. MT. Arthur Tunnell even shut his eyes and thought he was hid. They soon found, however. that nothing but a fair open fight would do. and by morning the mosquitoes were forced to withdraw-or with drew any way.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-21

oldest residents 0. Lafayette county. He had lived at Walnut Hill, his country place two miles from here, 40 years, having nov to Bradley about a year ago. During a greater part of his life he was prominent in the politics of this county. and for IS years was assessor.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-21
REXALL Dyspepsia Tablets.
If you have indigestion or dyspepsia will relieve it or pay for all the medicine you take.
 This gilt-edge guarantee goes with this eectual rem edy. .s y.gss.~ .4 4-.4.44 a .., g.aa.--a .-a..-a

You may regard. this as a bold statement but we make it. and will stand or fall upon, the proposition If your stomach is tender if your food rises in your throat breadth if you have gupng eructation of gas fatu- lence heartburn, headache dizziness papitaton of the heart, with and sometimes vomiting if you are with the blues then you have dyspepsia indigestion
 Take Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets and become healthy, strong and happy. We have them We shall be glad to aid you in getting in good shape mentally and physically
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17
THE sEvERlDoE gill.

The Beveridge bill Is. 1861 pro
vldes that there Is hereby created q
commission which shall be known as
the tariff commission" and that said
Commission shall consist Of seven
members appointed by the President
OF the United States, by and with the
advice and consent Of the Senate;
that said commission shall be ap-
pointed solely with q view TO quail
dcations az specified in this act. and
without regard to political afilia.
TONS" etc,
Such q commission would be abso-
lutely unconstitutional. II would be
a usurpation OF the exclusive right
OF the House OF Representatives to
originate revenue bills. Whatever It's
functions might be. whoever might be
la members democrats or Republi'
cans, both or neitherl. It would de-
prive the peoples immediate repre-
sentatiyes, and therefore. in effect
the people themselves, OF laying the
taxes for laying" taxes Includes
both the suggestion and the enact
ment OF the rates Of taxation. To
exact a tax means the laying as well
az the collection Of Il; and Il could
be neither laid nor collected until Il
had been proposed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

There is no doubt that the result Of
present political and business unrest
Is causing many people to break away
from their old political moorings.
Party lines can no longer be drawn
as tightly as in former campaigns, and
the Independent voters win have to
be, more than ever before, appealed
to. A great business man and Demo
crat Hon. William L. Douglas, who
showed bimSelf when Governor of
Massachusetts TO be also q statesman,
In late interview has given us his
opinion OF the trend OF public opinion
when he said:
That the methods and tactics Of the
administration at Washington are do.
Ing much TO obliterate party lines,
can readily believe; that they VIII
benefit the Republican more than the
Democratic party, is far less certain.
The Democratic party should, in my
opinion. do ell possible to abolish spe-
cial privileges and TO give the people
q square deal. II should be less spec
tacuIar In its methods and more GER
tain In producing substantial results.
Above all things, It should take q
strong position for immediate tariff
reduction on raw materials and foods.
ana especially for the entire removal
of all duties on trust products sold
cheaper to foreigners than to Ameri-
cans. II should also do all In its
power toward securing reciprocal
trade relations with Canada and all
other countries. With such n plat
form and with candidates that com
mand the confidence Of the people. l
believe our party would not only gain
the support Of many honest manu-
facturers. now Republicans, but would
win at the polls. have no fear Of
the result when the Democratic party.
presents . proper platform and candi.
dates to the voters"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17
THE NAN AND Hts JOB
sy Herbert }. HapsOOd.

An original idea backed up by the
ability to execute Is worth more to a
man than any otner earthly asset.
II q man has the insight to recognize
the best way OF doing a thing and
the push and progressiveness to see
that this 10 done. he has a seat re-
served for him in the row with those
who have lived successful lives.
Watch every detail In the system
under which your business 10 run, and
see II you cannot devise more eco
nomical method.
Three years ago, a young man
came from Louisville. KY. He didn't
travel In q Pullman car, nor even in
an ordinary day coach. He earned
his transportation. rather. by the hon
orable. though somewhat disagreeable
task OF feeding live stock on a cattle
train.
When he reached New York, he got
= JOD 80 = Dll pOhASI' hObt HSu WOulu
have stayed at that Job and worked
the rest OF their lives In Overalls with
paste-pot and brush. But this man
possessed insight and he conceived an
original idea.
At that time 1t was the custom Of
each Individual advertising company
to send out special inspectors to see
II their bills we're properly posted and
that all Of their billboards we're COW
cred. Now. this man worked out q
plan to have all this inspection done
by messenger hoys. He had no trouble
In interesting one Of the big telegraph
companies who agreed TO pay him a
commission on all the business he
got.
He left his overalls and paste-pot
and began 70 build up a business.
Today he finds himself the pos
SCISSOR Of q small fortune. But more
than that. he has instituted a system
which has proved to be a money-sav-
ing and o lAbor-saving device.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

We oGIer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of catarrh that can
not BE- cured by Halls catarrh Cure,
FL, CHENEY q Co. Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known
=. J. Cheney for the last IS years, aud
believe him perfectly honorable In ell
business transactions. and financially
able to carry ont any obligations made
BY his orm,
wALnING. KINNAN 4 MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
Halls Catsrrh Cure Il taken intern
ally. Actins directly uisOn the blood and
mucous surfaces 81 the system Test
mOnials sent tToe, Price sc per
bottle. Sold by all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills Cor COAST.
ration.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

Pity the poor Newspaper man. !oF
another print paper ,rus, Is torming
With a proposed capital Of tSe,e00 ooe
The report % the organization nays
little cash will be required Do, 10
doabt that tor experience teaches ~
tha, all the corporations NAn' AL
the cash they can squeeze oui u tbs
ADeEioAh people
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

And nov comes to Ne The optimistic
and mqalr.ng Mr. Wa Tins Pans,
who blandly Informs us that all the
talk Of war In the orien, IL bAseloss
aud that 40 far a. nay know l,dgc socs
japan has not VIOLATED the Ports
mouth trrAty with reference 10 tbs
open door policy IN MSnchuTia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

All the stAtisticiAns Of the Admlnls.
trAtiOa are figuring on the votes that
Tatt viii get In the conventiOn. and
the other fellows are nEurlng on the
Voles he won't set Why not make Il
unanimous by nominating Mr., RO0ss,
Veltsfor q third tsEmf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

That premature report that the to-
bacco war in Kentucky had been set
tied was probably Just an effort to
knock the securities Of the Under
takers trust.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

An insurance Journal declares that
more people get hurt hanging pictures
than In railroad collisions. And II
the walls Of . good many homes are
any evidence the victims do not get
any more than 10 coming TO them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

Allan Rodgers, the good roads man
OF Jacksonville. is q candidate for tho
Legislature from Duyal county, II his
election win insure improvement Of
the public highways he ought 10 win
''handa down"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

william Randolph Hearst IL making
great secret OF whom the Independ'
ence League prefers As the Presiden'
tlal nominee. Now Of course some lG'
uorant parson In the back row is 60
ihE 20 Eiggle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

Hon, Frank W Pope Of Jackson,
vile will be q candidate a. q dele
gate 20 the National Democratic Con-
Vention AZ Denver Mr., Pope IL one
ot the Ablest men In Florida. and the
Democrats could not do better than
Go be represented hy him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

There IL no truth in tho report cir.
culated that the President has writer's
cramp from turning out special mes
sages. He dictates them all TO Loeb,
Perhaps II Is throat trouble.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

The fact that Denver has located
her convention hall a mile from the
nearest saloon merely indicates laud.
able desire to help her street rail-
ways 10 pay dividends.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

Il Ia reported that Attorney GENERAL
BonAparte has had TO sell seven farms
At q sacrifice owing TO the shrinkAEs
IN values following the depression
caused by the repeated attacks Of the
Department Of Justice on big corpora
lions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

Anna Gould says she has not mar.
risd the Prince do sagan. and is not
going TO. Once in the Castellane re-
lationship ought to be enough for al.
most anyone.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

The Sultan OF Turkey probably Is
glad not only that he does not live
next door TO japan, but that his navy
IL not capable Of capturing anything,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

Governor johnson of Minnesota has
been endorsed by the Democratic com,
mittee OF that State for the nomina.
ton for President. The vote was IS
for johnson 10 % for Bryan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

Hon. William q. Chandler IL making
motions again as though TO draw that
deadly diary OF his
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17

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ieal triumph Of th'
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discOvcredafter year,
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