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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-03-26

Saturday evening at the Meth
odist parsonage, in this city, Mr..
Almyer H. Evans and Miss
Jerena Thompson were married,
Rev. I. d. Scott officiating.
The brides home is O'Falla,
Mo. She has been employed in
the millinery establishment of
Mrs. Moncrief for the past sew
eral months.
The groom is one of the pro-
prietors of the News Publishing
comany, of this city, having re-
Gently come to Prescott from
Iowa. He has shown himself to
be a Young man of industry and
good quality, and if there is any,
thing on earth that we do like to
do, it is to extend our well-wishes
to one of the craft when they
take unto themselves a life-part-
ner. He certainly has used his
talent we'll in this instance, and
we extend our congratulations.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-03-26
CHARLEY KING

| will not pay any bill made on
my credit unless on verbal or
written order. Jerry Pittman.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-03-26

BOX SIT dl bfNdII ,.
FOR SALE OR RENT An 80 acre
Fresh Land Farm. 2 miles from Pres
colt. II. b. Mckenzie.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-03-26
Local News.
Box sale at Bryan S.

FOR SALE OR RENT. An 50 acre
Fresh Land Farm Z, mle ,,a from 59l1, Pres
FOR Sal Some Fine Mamie
Shade Trees.
CHARLEY KING
Twill not pay any bill made on
my credit unless on verbal or
written order. Jerry Pittman.
anu 5.,. 5 ~
who have notes ana accounts due
me VIII! please come and settle
VI VI, as'i+ 5..- t''e i'i9iey' - 'i9il-
WI
ment or other building materials.
see or write NJ H. St9wart Pres
colt.
In
Potatoes j. NJ. Duke
c. B. Andrews went to Little
Rock this morning.
|, Il, biaheiy ana }. X. boyce'
Of jackson township, are in the
We have the largest and
Sest assorted drug stock IN
eoq III Arkansas. Nevada Coun-
ty Drug Store.
DIR. I. w. Mcdaniel and w. L.
DfitI' OF BoughtOn were up this
iiioriiihg 10 get the official cleo
''O'i returns
Another car of Hone Cotton
Grower, about 900 sacks. Come
and get it. Cash or Credit
John NJ. Haltom-
went fisbing voStordau and mot
forty-6ve fish Tha,, o,a;,, tha
record for the laraest strina vat
caught bv anv of o,,n prasoott
fishermen.
On
tb; nCall at /; our store for any
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-03-26

came up on e this morning.
Ice cream today at the Ne
vada County Drug Store.
c. c. Handy went to ElDorado
yesterday to attend Union Cir
cult Court.
J. NJ. Denman, of Rolf, Okla.
is in the city the guest of his
brother, Judge A. NJ. Denman.
Hon. Bob Wood and wife, who
have been spending a day or two
here, left for Wallaceburg this
morning to visit relatives.
Mrs, c. c. Handy lefton train
q this morning for Little Rock,
where she went to meet her dau-
ghter Miss Irma, who has been
quite i'll at the state university.
George Hale, Tammany Chief
of these parts, is touring the
Boughton neiehborhood today in
the interest Of Donaghey and
other good men politically
Nat Martin received a teie-
phone message from Hope stat
ing that Lem HoosIey, who has
been quite sick for several weeks,
was not expected 10 live through
the day. He LETT on No. 5 for
Hope. Mr.. Woosley married
Mats sister.
On account Of the Texas Cat
tie Raisers Association Conven-
vention. March 14th, 18th, 10Th
and 18th, the Iron Mountain R'y
Co. will sell round trip tickets to
San Antonio, Texas, good to re-
turn leaving San Antonio not
later than March 20 1903. Fare
only Sl9.20.-I J.DAWs0N, Agt,
Mr.. James 7. Gossett, Pres
colts popular travelling sales
man, died Of heart failure at nine
o'clock last night at The home Of
his sonin-law. Mr. Harry Horton
in Little Rock. His remains were
brought to Prescott on Ne. 5
this morning and taken to his
homs Funeral arrangements
have not yet been made
Agents Wanted -16X20 cray
on portraits 40 cents, frames 10
cents and up, sheet pictures one
cent each. You can make 40 per
cent profit or $4,000 per week.
Catalogue and samples free.
Frank w. Williams Company,
1908 W. Taylor ST., Chicago,
Electric show opens at 700 to-
night, prompt. Was forced to
open late last night on account
of late arrival of films. Good pro-
gram tonight. The house is well
heated and everything is con-
Quoted as it should be. The man.
agement desires to thank his pat
Ions for past patronage, and
promises to give you the best
there is going in the future as a
token of appreciation.
Mr.. Blake Dalrymple has pur-
chased an interest in the Nc
Daniel hardware store, of this
city. and on or about the first of
the month this firm will put in a
nice line of groceries and feed
stuff. 1t is useless to say that
this already popular firm will take
a good portion of the trade.
Company M, End. Regiment,
Arkansas National Guard, will
be inspected this afternoon by
Major Thompson, commander OF
Fort Logan H. Roots, U. S. A.
This inspection is to ascertain
which of the Arkansas companies
are the best drilled, and the II
best drilled companies will go to
Leon Springs, near San Antonio,
Texas, where they will be given
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-03-26

From Wednesdays Dinner Horn.
Buy your rough lumber from
the Hatley yard or mill. Prompt
delivery made.
For Sale-A guide" 8-aay
clock-for S1.75. See Cloud, this
office.
Dick Biard, the electrical show
man, left this morning for Cam
den, where he goes to perfect
arrangements to open an electri-
cal show at that place.
Mrs. J. C. Morrow and son,
Horace, have reached their home
city, Mayfeld, KY, after visiting
friends and relatives while en-
route. Mrs. Morrow conducted
i the Prescott hotel for time and
has many frinds here.
DR.. Hartzog, of Ouchita Col
lege, will attend the Art Exhibit
here next Friday. He will adj
dress the pupils of the High
Schol on Friday evening, and on
! Friday night he will deliver a
lecture at the opera house.
NOTICE Il will sell one
black Jack, 8 years old, Is hands
high, to highest bidder---one-half
cash, balance on time, in Pres
colt, at Black stable at 2 o'clock
Saturday, April 4.
?. T. PHILLIPS.
We just received 5000 pairs
of sample shoes mems children's S,
ladies' all sizes. They are man
ufactured by the leading shoe
houses in New York city. You
viii find them at the New YORK
STORE at half actual value
grgm Monday Dinner Horn.
Theresidence occupied by j.
F. Morris, at Fulton. burned last
Saturday. Mr.. Morris lost all
his house hold goods.
G. R. Haynie was a visitor to
Little Rock yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Norwood,
of Doyle, are in the city visiting
their borther, DR.. Bell.
0. B. Gordon spent Sunday in
Hope
Hon. c. c. Handy left last
night for st Louis.
". s. Martin, Bill Mckinney
and Ed WalIace,,of Taylor Town
ship. were in the city this morn
ing.
Judge j. Iirsh returned
IRON Arkadelphia on No. ) where
he visited his daughter who is in
Ouachita college.
Today we are Authorized to an
nounce Sim Johnson as a candi-
date for City Marshal of Pres
colt, subject to the action of the
people at the city election in
April. Mr.. Johnson will go on
the ticket as an Independent. He
promises that if elected he will
make a good officer. We ask that
his claims be considered.
Died. Yesterday morning at
ten o'clock, Mrs. Myrtle Huey
died at her home near town.
She was buried today at Moscow
at II o'clock.
From Tuesdays Dinner Horn.
James Bemis, of st. Louis, is in
the city today.
DIR. J. E. Cox, of Boughton was
in the city this morning.
Rev. W. R. Blaham was up
from Boughton today.
J. E. Butler, of Parker town.
ship is in town today.
j. Nj. Moore and j. A. Beatty,
of Emmett, are in the city today.
Blake Barksdale, of Jackson
toyvnShin ic visitor to o,1r citv
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-03-26
prssrott g. Northwestern Railway 10.

10y gvoir - No 3. S and 6. freight only.
Acadia. Dunlap. Patsvlle. Redland. McCas'
III Crossing and Cooeyvlle will be stops foi
trains anu O. H. HELBIG. G. P. & T. A.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-03-26
ALEX VAUGHAN
REAL ESTATE. NOTARY PUBLIC.

1t win pay you to see him If you want home.
Fine list of City Property and Farm Landa
Office with The Pcayune PRESCOTT. ARK
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-03-26
NEWTH O. KING
Blacksmith and Wood Work

Horse Shoeing, Saw Cumming, all
kinds of Wood Work and Repairing.
Corner Main and West Third st.
Prescott, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-03-26
EYANS.THQMPS0N.

What is there in the vale of life
Half so delightful as a wife;
When friendship, love and peace combine
To stamp the marriage bond divine.
---Cowper
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-16
When Sandalwood Industry Was
Mainstay OF Hawaii Business Men

particularly at Hawaii. The quality
of II is said to be inferior TO that
grown in India, and the market price
proportionatcly less; at Canton the
price Is now only eight dollars per
picul. II is brought from the woods
in logs three or four feet long, and
from two to seven or eight inches in
diameter. There being no carriages
on the island. these logs are carried
down to the seaside on the heads and
shoulders of men. women and child.
rcn. and lodged in large storChOuses
to be ready for shipment The wood
In its green safe has little or no arc.
matte smell but when II becomes dry
the odor sensibly impregnates the
whole surrounding atmosphere.
For conveying their sandalwood
from distant parts Of Oahu and the
other islands to the port of Honolulu.
about twelve small brigs and schoon.
crs are now employed In place Of the
large canoes formerly in use for this
and other purposes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-16

of exotic flowers finds still lingering the atmosphere of old Ia
waan royalty Yet another spreads its quiet vcrand where the surf
of the finest bathing beach in the world threatens to break the
breakfast table.
One whked in rapid automobile perfect road of
pha and macadam the magnificent precpce of the PAIL the st
place Of the winds and the grandand before which Hawaii proud
displays the inspiring views of the world One takes
Pullman the toy railroad for journey to the other dcof the
Island aaAS ~
In Hawaii and Hawaii only have his dinner hotel
veranda overlooking lake of living fire the of the greatest
active volcano the globe This great sight only four days
forty dollars from Honolulu.
There old Egyptian saying the effect that he who once
tastes Nile longs for eveor and the principle
of Hawaii.
The traveller who follows the trail until it leads him this en-
cantcd land of eternal spring dns its influence welngt irresistible
when he takes his leave of it.
No matter what cline he allegiance he pleasantly
remember the deesashed Handicapped the laughing
breakers the crimson flowers and the peasureovng people who
ways feast and sing in happy Hawaii. N...
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-16
WHAT HAWAII OFFERS THE TOURISTS
By FRIEDRICH HASkINS

HONOLULU, Hawaii, April 21-Grea literary lights, from
Mark Twain and Robert Louis Stevenson Jack London and the Ia
wall Promotion Committee have made much of the beauties of Ia
wall In TRUTH the land neerendng spring paradise for
lists Hawaii lying within the border of the tropics yet for
tunatey situated it blessed with all the beauties of troc lands
while escaping orrd The bencfcent trade
winds sweep the Islands for nearly the whole melting all the
into one-and that spring.
Here thcn is the charm of tropical wealth of tropical fruits,
delight Of tropical owcn Short the land that has known
and will know the and yellow leaf Here that
terious ruggene of volcanic piles Nothing graye ba and
ruggedest sides neutral in color cloud floating
the valley ngng to the mounande shadows
of gray but there in it of ashes of the heart of the
turquoise.
The modern gobetrocr demands that the beauties of Nature be
golden saer with all the latest a
wall meets this demand
Honouu hotels of the best and varied suit In
of te-a great pile of stone and might think him
self living Broadway hostelry In another framed in setting
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-16


The Industrial history OF hawaii Is
SAID 10 De divided INTO three eras, VIZ
the sandal WOOD era, the whaiinS era'
and the. present, sugar era.
In Mathisons account OF ms VISIT
TO these Islands, IN lSzZ, historian
Thos. U. Thrum says peter insight
into the manner ana customs OF SAM
atwood collecting ana value Oh the
trade is found than In any other
source:
July 10. tlS22) ! accepted an oHer
made me by the captain OF small
schooner belonging to MI Jones cs-
tablishment, which was engaged. III
bringing sandal-wood IRON other parts
OF the coast, and sailed with MN that
evening In company with the Ameri'
can ship Tarter.
Having enjoyed most agreeable
sail by moonlight, we TINS morning
C1) entered a small bay called Wala'
lua. on the northeast side OF the
island. Here chief named Coke
(keeaumokw, who Is one OF the rich.
est and most powerful IN the island
resides; and as he was the person
from whom our captain was 10 OBTAIN
the sandal'wood, our nrst Visit was oi
course paid to him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-16
Returned July 20. to Honolulu.

Returned July 20, to Honolulu.
"Whon tenant refuses to obey the
order of his chief, the most severe and
summary punishment Is inflicted on
him. namely. the conhscation of his
property. An instance occurred while
! was at Waialua Coke had given
orders to some hundreds Of his people
to repair to the woods by an appoint
ed day to cut sandal.wood The whole
obeyed except one man. who had the
folly and hardihood to refuse. Upon
this. his house was set FIRE to and
burnt to the ground on the very day:
still he refused to go. The next pro.
cess was to seize his possessions, and
turn his wife and family of the es.
tate, which would have been done had
he not made timely submission. Il
has been said that no compensation
is made to the laborers for their work,
except n small grant Of land. This.
however. does not prevent the chief.
if kindly disposed. from distributing
supplies gratuitously among them.
Kalaimoku is said to have once dis.
tributed no less than 800 blankets
among his people.
"Sandal.wood, with which these isl
ands abound. is the great article OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-16
SPORTS Of ANCIENT
HAWAII
Continued from Page 81

Konanc-a game played by placing
small stones In squares drawn upon
the ground or cut into rock In the
form of checker board. One payer
strove to make the other take his
men by skilful movements.
One great evil attendant upon ali
ancient Hawaiian games was that of
betting. Wagering on the results o,
games would often be very heavy. y
man would sometimes bet all he pos
scssed. including even himself, his
wife and property, and by this means
many were reduced to misery and
restitution.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-16
The
Moana Hotel

luxurious and modern. may be truth
fully described as a beauty spot on
the ocean beach at Waikiki, 20 min
utes by electric car from Honolulu
a tehminute service.
BATHING In the warm and Iinpid
waters, which lap the soft white
sand, Is nowhere SO delightful.
SURF. RIDING on the erests Of the
breakers which skirt the coral
strand, - a distinctive'y Hawaiian
pastime,-is both safe and eshilarat-
ing. 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-16

Haleiwa Hotel Is fifty.eight miles
north of Honolulu on theline of the
Oahu Railway. This is a very att.ac.
tive and thoroughly up.to-date resort
The rates are the same as In city
hotels,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-16

THE GRILL in Honolulu has international
reputation for cuisine and service The excellence of
these surpassed in the Territory The hotels at the
Volcano and at Hlo, the Island CT Hawaii under
the came management
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-16

ALL OF THE DELICtC1ss OF AN EASTERN MAR
KET SERVED HERE O&eHA-s, Fa0GS' LEGS SHAD
AND HOT TAMALES
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
m THE nIJsINEss MAN

Are you In our page where we run exclu-
sive "ads" In cOlors? Prices will be right.
Nothing like trying something new. Phone
Home Herald, Sunset Press IL.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
OCCIDENTAL WINS FROM
PASADENA IN GOOD GAME

Occidental turned the tables yester-
day and beat the high school bunch
from Pasadena to in one of the
prettiest games of the south this year.
The game, from the. start. was a
pitchers battle between Thacker for
the Presbyterians and Lockwood for
the academies. Thacker was In great
form and did not allow a hit or run Off
his delivering, while the collegian
gathered in four safe bingles, one OF
them a three Dagger by Wieman.
Thacker struck out thirteen men to
Lockwood's six, and the collegion made
only one error to high schools five. =,
Occidental started things in the
sixth, when Thomas singled past first,
and was advanced to second by Nc
Kenny's bunt Merrill was put in to
run for McKenny. Thomas was caught
stealing third, and then Bird came
through with neat single, sending
Merrill across the rubber.
Again in the eighth McKenny was
safe at first on an error by Menning,
and Merrill ran for him. Wilmar came
though with a three bagger. bringing
in Merrill, he himself scoring a mo-
ment later when Eaton juggled Men
ning's throw to first. This ended the
scoring. The score by innings:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29

H. mad for the Theatrical Manag-
- ers' association benefit to be given
at the Mason opera house Friday after
noon, and as the program will include
the best things from every theater in
town a record breaking attendance Is
expected.
From the Los Angeles theater Max
Figman will present one act of his COM
edy, 1.-The Man on the Box"
The Burbank will contribute the big
second act of "a Trip to Chinatown"
which includes all the specialties.
The Burbank also will present Carrie
Clarke Warde, Henry Stockbridge and
Elsie Esmonde in a one-act farce en-
titled 1.-The Cook Lady," and written
by Sedley Brown.
The Belasco company will present
Richard .Brinsley Sheridan's fine old
comedy of "The Critic" with Hobart
Bosworth in the leading role, and with
the parts of the critics entrusted to two
local newspaper men, who will endeavor
to act themselves, if they are not TOO
badly frightened to act at all.
The ~Ulrich stock company Will pre-
sent one act of Forgiven" the melo-
drama now running at the Grand.
From the Orpheum will come Daisy
Harcourt, singing comedienne; lda
O'Day, the musical maid, and Hoey and
Lea, song parodists.
The Auditorium will offer MISS
Eleanor Kent in songs from THE Gel
sha." assisted by the Edgar Temple
opera company.
From Fischer's Miss Bessie Tame
hill and the Fischer chorus will con-
tribute several musical numbers.
Through the courtesy of l.. e. Behy-
mer. the Strollers' concert quartet VIII
appear upon the program, and tnere
nrobablv will be a few other numbers
not yet announced.
The bill is long one, and Is expected
to run continuously from l O'Clock until
about 6 p. m.
The receipts will go to fund TO care
for i'll and needy members of the tne-
atrical profession here in Los Angeles.
The opening of E. A. Fischer's Chron-
ophone theater on Spring street, De-
tween Fourth and Fifth, has again
been postponed, though carpenters, dec
orators and outfitters are doing every
thing POSSIBLE to hasten the complexion
of the house, which probably will give
it's first performance Thursday night
wrhe Girl of the Golden West" con-
tinues to play to capacity business at
the Belasco theater. The melodrama
already has broken all local records In
the matter of receipts, and 1t is ex-
pected that the fourth week will be the
biggest to date.
At the Burbank Hoyt's "a Trip to
Chinatown" brought down to date by
the introd ction of new specialties and
Los Angeles girl chorus, is now well
along into it's second week and Is play
ing to big houses.
In the role of Sir Guy de We're, the
central figure in when Knights Were
Rold," the popular comedian, Francis
Wilson, has an opportunity TO snow
what a. modern young man would do II
he were suddenly taken backward into
bygone centuries. That is the central
idea of the successful Charles Marlowe
comedy, it all being brought about
through the medium of a dream.
Mr.. Wilson has not been to the coast Tor
more than a decade, and unless eastern
critical opinion is at fault, his present
plav is a delightful comedy. when
knights Were Bold" will be presented
at the Mason opera house for the week
beginning Monday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
HARVARD SCHOOL TEAM
Defeated BY UNIVERSITY
Soldiers Opponents Right There with
Club and Make Six Safe Ones
in Single Inning Off
Higgins

The Harvard school baseball team
was defeated by the University OF
Southern California yesterday after
noon by the score of II to A. The ual-
versity men won the game by heaVy
sticking and good work in the HELD
higgins was sent in to pitch Tor the
soldier boys, and it appeared for
while as though he would keep the
opposing batters guessing all the, way
but in the fourth inning the heavy
college stickers turned the trick, ana
with a total of six safe bingles, as
sisted by two errors, managed to put
eight men across the plate.
Crossman, who was on the slap I0r
the Methodists, pitched excellent ball,
allowing but five scattered hits and
striking out thirteen opposing batterss
The hitting of Bridwell and Burek
was a feature of the day. BridWell
made three hits from four times at bat,
one of which was three pagger.
Burek also landed out three safe ones;
one of which would have easily placed
him on third, but he spoiled 1t all by
irving to steal home. Stoll in left field
and Dodson at first played a good
game for the soldiers.
The university boys started the score
rolling in the last of the fourth on
succession of hits by Shute, BrldWeil'
Burek, Hall, Trotter and Cooney. These
six men together with Gates anu
Crossman, crossed the plate.
Harvard's first run came in the sew
enth, when McAuley was hit by a
pitched ball, was advanced to second
by Dodson's hit and came home on
tWo-base swat by Stoll. In the eighth
Coneio and Stoll crossed the plate ON
a hit and two errors by the Method1sts.
Burek, Trotter and Hall scored Tor the
university in the same inning.
The last score of the game was maue
bv Ernsting for Harvard in the ninth
inning when he hit to left, stole sec
ond and came home when Burek threw
the ball over second in endeavoring
to catch him off the base.
The lineup was as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
OUTDOOR ART SECTION TO
JOIN FIGHT ON BILLBoARDS

The outdoor art section of the Civic
Loo one has been asked by Chairman
Willard Of the Municipal league to
send out letters Of remonstrance to
those firms now using the hills and
roadsides for that form of publicity
known as billboard advertising, and at
an informal meeting held yesterday
favorable action was taken in the
matter.
The same body of women mas also
indorsed a request made by the Sierra
club. John Muir and other we'll known
men to the women's clubs of the state
to send a protest to President Roose-
yelt. Senator Flint and others at
washington against condemning that
part of the Yosemite National Park
known as the Hetchy Hetchy valley as
a source of water supply for the city
of San Francisco.