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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-18
Gin lelt(amer 0rbsn.

Ta4 Seenbisuns Der 5reibsitstric9e
belt lid, in Berlin Elm ongeIebener,
fehr reiher !SpllGnber ouf unb forb
infolse feiner gmpfeblungrn iel6jt bel
5ofe freunblihe Iufnobmc. Del ben
peri4iebenen 6offeiten mar er Der eins
sige, pel4er feinen Srben trus, uno
ct ipurbe besbolb oft, trob icine8 ios
piaIen WeienS, iiber bic Whieln onasz
feben. @uf elmer Seitli9teit bel rem
Wlinifter @raf Sorbenberg, ipoSu CT
audi eefoben, erI9ien er nber nit
einem aroben, duberit pro9tppllsn Srs
ben. IGe @eIt 5erbro1 iStA DEN 8ppf,
iuns bos ipobl fir cine Declaration lei;
islbit Die beitsn &enncr Der Srbenas
laturesfdidte botten feline Ibnuna,
ST nelher aloHe bieIer Sroeu an redDs
men lei. unb pernnloBtsn enblit ben
Wfiniiterprdiioenten !Sorbenbers. nca
@dit I'M 2aufe bes @elprGdes Su froz
gen, luns bos fir Elm Srben, lei. Der
Miniiter tom bieier Bite germ mad.
0o f6lua ii6 Der !9pldnoer por Die
Sruft nno 0ntportete: ,0ot 9 micn
eiaen 9..it!"
er bntte iih bic pbantoiis6storo.
tlon. Die einen S4ipon bnriteatn io(lte,
nod ei9ensr Soes bon eincm SufpsIier
anferti9en laHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-18
Aorl Aeit(tn.
Bon M 1HGcr: GrabItrt.

Rorl 9ciIieu eeibt iip'n 2eit ipa}ityen,
Sci nei. an feiH Nerbott itd, fibrn.
f2ei imitt be Ncin, Dat Is me Srt,
lin griifladt in in'a rnlen Bort -.
ger mi mot iuil, fumm rau!"
Gin 6riinb Sans gsiemauu iiibt en- CABIN
llH rEppt: sd isa ben geadter ftabn!
Sum run, bel a~rrctiert bi turts!"
RorI Teilieu ieggt; Sat is mi %iuurts!
99cr mi ipat mil, iUmm rani"
Hu bat cm I'D be l9dbtsr ieibu:
Isle bc, ipas tdllt oeHn Sbnen RIM
I'D IdJrSib ste aHf . -. Mie .beibcH Gis2"
8orl Rctlien linun3elt, ipie nod mic -.
User mi ,put nil, tunm raui"
9rsithtinis hUdnadib iteibt bel Dor.
DC Mdd,tey tlGrt fiG in DC Soor;
0trn grippt bet ldu9iam nat @epebr .
&orl Neilien tiimint en-, fir toup6r:
pgeer mi tpat iptH, fumm rant"
lin Ip ben 8Gdter 5ielt bel nit:
.Shrtott 0u mi lib, Gil Sipiuburo Su2
Rorl Tcillen belt Id ieoeu Sag
I'm CAB up'n Geif, iolane Id mag!
@eer mi mat ipill, tumm RAM"
Sci, freq mitmol be W6dtsr, 9tin!
y2ilo rDnnt bel btpsr Stof I'M Stein
lit briillt bat gauge 16rp tauiam'.
9orl TeiIisn iiibt lei rubi9 fam:
eyecr mi ipot rpit, tumm roI!a
Sin ieocr brinst chm 4riiatl nit,
&h b~srreis, i7it cuoi9t oit?!
Sot is Gin Carmen fitr6terlih
4prl Reilicn belt uuo ribrt fth mid;
pWcr Mi mot mill, fumm ran"
Wit einmal tinumt be Tin entIaug
Yin 6~rueensntinl6 nit fpridem Gang.
ne iiern diiertaug brinet iei NIT,
Del tlappcrt lies hi iepem SGritt -.
aprt Rsiiisr, bel tporD BLOT. .
Gan; rIbi9 scibt lei up EN- los
lin sbeDt DC Sang I'm nidtbppt blob -.
Senr imit bel bot @eipebr inn Sano.
86r Dob I'M Ssutpet bolt bel Stano,
Gof mid pbr fine Gru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-18

QtEpLDDluVttIeV IpII ullS tut utIt 1StU'
Ter. Damn tperben mir INNER rei9er.
unb ipcru Oh GIter eepprben biit UNI
ipeiBe Saare bait, bann itbt Oh pieper
ouf benz G9Iob 9etner Slater. SEPT
fei oergnii9t uno iB. Gu betommil
Zen NreiS!"
Rein, i'd ni6t! Cine blutleere,
trantbafte RoIe iaien bic !Ssrrcn gu
s%ntaiiden. Cine reiaenpe, Ifite 8Ion>
bine bot ie eemalt. Giner Der Ser
rem bat Iogar %applauoirt."
n0u maGit Dir al ptel @eoanten.
0u reoeit Dir bus eiu unb rs9it Did
unnDtbig ouf. @enn tie Define Hoie
ie6en, iperben fie bic 9dnoe iiber Dem
aopf suiommsni6lngen. limb nun
LAP uns f4lafeH ge9en, ss 1T i9on
Pat"
Stunbe I'M Stunbe b0rte @roBz
mitterGen f6lasen, pbnc DAB Der
Shlaf lire Qugen i9IoB. sd babe
bod ipo6t tein salient, Grobmutti."
9os bittsre QuH9lu95en bes seliebz
ten &inbes nDlte ibr ni4t aus Dem
Ginn. Wenn cs rs9t bdtte2...
Qm onoeren Morgen I'm 10 lbr
oerIomnslten fiA bic !Serren Der 8om=
milton ouf benz Rotb6uuie, nm bic
Qrbsiten elmer P%riifung gu unter3iebsn.
Die Sanoioatinnsn, inter ibnen @lice,
ftanben i'm !Sinteraruno. Mtt grDBz
ter Spannung folsten iie Der &rbeit
Der preisri9ter.
Sn Der eriten balben Stunbe muir
ben glei6 Is 9iloer aisrangirt. Sic
lparen i9Ie9t.
Damn 20 anbere, bic unbsbsutenb
iparen.
Bon ben Is iibrigseblisbenen ipurs
ben crit iieben, bann nod flint eutz
fsrnt, bis MIR nod brei 0rbeiten iibrig
loarer.
SisIe brei Stolen tparen iebe in ibrer
glrt ent5iitenb unb n%aturestreu ges
matt, unb oennp9 6attsn fe perifies
oenen Wertb.
Ser cine Der 6erren gIaubtc, Der
preis fdme Der gr. % gu. Mber Elm
So9beritGnbiser aeigte einen fleinen
Sebler in Der 3ei6nung. rNr. 8 1T
au einfod, gu lnsetiinitslt = pie fol-
ih midi ausbriiden - gu ratiirli9, es'
feblt Die 8unft, bos tiinileriide @uge,
g1r, Is 1T pittorester. Sd bin fir
Rr. 49,"
Der @drtnerei6eiiber, Der Elm ipenia
Bauer ipar. fagte ni6ts. Gr lab
oorniibergebeust. Die Sdnbs ouf Die
anise itiisenb unb fob nit elmer duff
mertiamteit, bic i'm fat oos 4tbinen
pergefen lieB, auf bic brei RoIen Dor
i6n uno tpnnte 81 feinem llrtbeif foms
men.
Sn bieiem 4u9enblit flntterte elm
S@metterIing bur9 bns psitse0ffnete
Seniter.
GS mar Elm tleiner ipeiBer Sdmetz
terlin9; er ieBte iiG auf cine Der bret
Eofen unb mar gefangsn, benin bic
5arbe mar mod nidt sans troden.
Sa ging elm 2elldtcn ii6er bic eez
brounten 3iige beS Gdrtners.
.Meins 5erren, Der Qreis eebiibrt
Der Nr. g."
limb Nr. 9 erbislt ben preis.
rOreitauIenb Mlart unb Rubm iii.
ter ben 5lii9sln zines SGmetterIings,"
rief bic @robmutter itrablenb Dor
5reube, als am 2(benb bic Na9ri6t
tom; unt Srdulein aIite, bic I6neu
2rouer bonn porberisen Mbenb
per9efen bate, tanate otsgelaifen i'm
3immer Berum, bis tie ermottct III
Sehsl ionf.
4ts lie ben 59mettsrlina oeer ans
isiner Gefanaeni6aft befreien i%polltc,
mar er bereits tobt.
SEPT tragt lie i'm in einem fleinen
Dleoaiaon dig SoliSmon an i5rem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-18
5tn1rsrs atlittrI hri Sal,r,-
Ju,uter3.

Dan nsbme eircn Shlud 8aner,
benz ettpa ! @romm ooppeltoblsnIous
res Notron suseiebt 1T, in ben Wsuno
nnb nei9e ben aopf leid)t ouf bic Ssite.
Darolf iebe man ii9 auf cine Serb
platte = iib.r 5euer = unb bleibc To-
LANCE fin iisen, Bis bic Sempsrutnr
hes WaHers i'm Munbe tirca so @roh
Gelfus CREDIT. Nan ad!s jeoo1 bers
alf, bob bic Sieb.puntts 3emperotu,
niht iiberidritten pirb, IA font BOG
,3ohnfleifG leibtn mirh..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-18
Der Sd6metter(ing.
nou Georges N'Gsparbes.

Niemals lpor SrGulein bon Golons
bile 10 per9niist gelpeIen, 10 friif,
oufgeitanoen unb bate 10 piel aeIotht
ipie on ienem Morgen. ,Q9ie 1T
bonn 70 etlpos MIR m0glid," idaIt bic
8robmutter. .gGie fam man an
sinsm Sage, Dor benz 70 pisl ob9dugt,
nur 10 luitis iein!"
Dds junse MGbdsn brad in Elm
i~ilberbeles 2ndbeu aug. ,Qfber, CROP
mutter, fpGl i) benn ben !9erren Der
aommifiion ipie cine 3rauertpeipe Dor
Iueen freten2 limb iros piirbe bic
9Dnisin bes mathematics. bic &pie,
Die man uns gum aopiren eibt, BON
mir benton, ipeun id) nit irnurisem
8eii4t Dor ibr itebe?"
limb nun tpnnte ipirtliA nibt gtaiis
ben; onB JrduIein Nliee iemalS tr1us
rig orsIeben fpnnte, tpenn man in lift
Ifroblcnpes @eItht6en fob. Sob.
BLONDE Saors, bic in Der Come ipie
Jeuer o%ufilommten, umgoben in lpeiz
6en, natiirIiden Welen bos fdulale,
oriftpfratiIfc 9opf9cn, in benz sipei
braune, intelligence 9usen Dor 2uit
unb llebermutb blibten.
Sic NOR 10 Sabre aft unb itanb
einem Wnlsitfel fir iinags 9amcn Dor.
sic bate I4Dnes Salient. uno bo ibrs
8erbdltniHe es i6r nift erlaubten,
miiBig gu iein, 10 cling ie ibren tag
liGsn 9fIiHtsn nit Gifer unb 2iebe
mad.
Der @ettbsfperb. Der beuie ,totts
fono, ipor bos Iebte CUTE Werf zines
Walers. Der rubmlos ecitorben tror.
In bieiem Wsttbeiper6 tonnten MIR
lunee WGoden iiber 16 uno unitr %
Sabren t%beilnchmen, uno her Die bette
Mrbett, elm Stiaeben. ~Iiefsrte, crbielt
ben preis. 81 bieIem 3ipcd bate ber
Wloler eine jdbrlibe Summe por 5000
Dart eeitiftet. Der erobmut6ige
8iinitler binterlieB pobl teinen be
riibmten Romsn, ober or alporg feline
aanbsleute, i'm p~sniaifens 5u o1ten.
Sn oieiem Sabre fnnb Der Wettbss
fpsrb I'm, ben preis gum eritenmal
itott. Gin MitaIieo Der &unitofub.,
mic ioute prdiibiren! 4Ge Malcrirs
men Der BrobinS batten iih semeIoet,
10 bob Der 8oriBenbe ietnem ToGtor
sufliiferte: Rim feben Sic MIR mol
ON, fiinfsis 8oinsn iommeIn lid, nm
cine einSise &cis! - Die armen Sc.
i66pfe!!"
r!Sente 1T ss mir DEFENDERS bitter,
Sob mir arm finb," erollte Die olte
DAME. rWenn Dein @oter nitt Iolh
8ourmanb setpeien pGre, 70 piirbe
Dir ipenieftsns. iupiel eeblisben Isin,
bab On Did anitdnbig ansiebcn t0nre
teit. Steb' bod .nbli6 mol ltia.
&ino. Oh biIi ia Der refine areiIel.
CAB Did mol nni6ouen. Der Sui
gefdat mir CUR nid1t; id) mub hp4
IN irsenb eincm Soften nod etipdS bds
ben, pohurG er bibider ipirb."
Sic lief eiIig bon einem Simmer
in's onbert, nnb - bulb mar NlitenS
f,ui nit einsm t~ofsttsn S:rtif aus buff
iiaem 2in geIhmiidt.
limb 0ein Gleis? 9rcb' Did moi
um. gS'i9ldet binten -Solteu."
.53eis' nal 0sinen SUI Der. Der
Gfiefel iibt gut. Sieb mol, 10 mubt
Du eehen."
9os iunse Mdb6,n lohte INNER
nod.
n2adc ni4t, Sinh. 9u mont mid,
gong rerp0s. Mtan Iodt nid1t 70. 9u
fiebit sernbeSu perlpesen ails."
.Qber. @robmutti. Iob mid boh.
Du biit bod aud niht aus benz ppri.
gen Sobrbunbsrt. = SD tdfe ben
Serren Der acmmifiion iat alido ni9
ms geiidt. SIN Gesentbeiil" = Uni
lie mabte eineri tiefen 8nir -
tpdbie mein qdheln in ibrsr Seq,
hart
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-18

oense,1 1T gbren taI.enta = 3eeffc:
D8erIab Gid boronf, tA- babe
iGmnltlide 9oltanlpeiinligs Ibidnit.
&c Bpm Dir pufaehphen'"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-18

Gntrhtune 9. 0g6fiafeoler,
SIR bobt in Guseta2u.b Gnrean Mnds
Boy cinen Iopf' ittit Soltia an be,t
9nnf q%eirerFen. Dat Gt,A Sarr Rag
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-18

Litt a.. ,acmmit IL beute
gfbenb NIT insg 9nbdrett2" g.:
.s9ieit, Der str5t 1at ntir itrengite
gidi nernrHneI 1os hat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-18

So5 riGt3 nit Gem &c5otatt 81,
tbiin. -.9. :G-hoh. if bari ni1:s
@epfeifcrteS iutb @eidl5eilcS aenic-
leu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-18

Groufome 9oriiGt.
0reunbin (5ur aohin): .3ipei Gage
bot Geilte iunge @nabige bent Sni,Se
nidis i'll IrcI'sn 9sgebsn2 81 bas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-18

binterber ritt Ieio setbons
~5reif Ii molffn q gfei rpieber al.
lcdcll, aber er bats ia net geIitter.
Der Ite1fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-12-18

mei5 Sern 10 sei5i5s 9see> |
fo4t- morse,, -ielher.
Iu otM CD nfcnbette. :
.Snfcl: Sd hnfie On ipititniein u
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-18
s10O and 80 days in Fort Smith

S1OO and 80 days in Fort Smith jail.
 Frank Sparks white, same of fcnse at Hope, fined $1OO and given II months in the Fort Smith jail
 Jess Dugan, white same offense in Sevier county, fined $1OO and 60 days in jail.
 William Pace, negro same of fense in Nevada county fined S1OO and given 6 months in jail.
 Ed. Easters white same of fense in Columbia county, fined $1OO and 30 days Tn jail.
 Vance Bennett white, same offense Sevier county, fined S1OO and 30 days in jail.
 Albert Smith, white, same of fense, Sevier county, fined S1OO and 60 days in jail.
 Geo. w. Doris, white, sending obscene matter through the mails, Ouachita county, four months at hard labor in jail al Fort Smith.
 Archie Brown, white, selling whiskey without license, Sevier county fined $1OO and 60 days in jail.
 Ben Epperson white, same of- fense Pike County fined S1OO and 30 days in jail.
 James C.. Crawford. same Of- fense Lafayette county, fined S1OO and 3Odays in jail.
 Pascha. Price, white, contempt of court, Sev!er county, 30 days in Fort Smith jail.
 Price is tine witness who caus- ed, so much annoy ance and delay to the court by his sudden dis appearance last Friday. He was arrested at Dierks Saturday night and brought back by the deputy marsha.s. He was an m- portant witness for the prosecu- tion in the case against Archie Brown charged with Ewhiskey selling in Sevier county. He eX- plained to the court that he left on account of a misundersta tanding thinking when the grand jury got through with him that he. was discharged from further service on the court. Judge Rogers con sidered this story a bit "fishy," however, and proceeded to ad- minister a les son to the delfn qutnt witness which will doubt less cause hum to be more care flu. next time.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-18
NO WHISKEY AT WASHINGTON.

The whskey case came up be- fore Circuit Judge Briant i'll Washignton yesterday, and through an unexpected comprom- ise was settled in favor of the prohibitionists. It. seemed that M. w. Wilson had made applica- tion for license to conduct a saloon in Washington and circu- lated a petition among the peo- pie who lived within three miles oF the school house The prohibit tionists hearing of this proceeded to call on the residents of the dis trict with petition which op- posed the one which Wilson had circulated. It was supposed by many interested that the peti- tion for license was the stronger anf Wilson would win. but when the case came up with an enOr- nous number of witnesses to tes- tify on both sides. Wilson with drew his petition, very much to the surprise of all concerned, and the case was decided for the pc- tition against license.
 Wilson paid the sheriffs cost and the prohibitionists paid all other cOsts.-Hope Daily News.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-18
NEWS BY OUR
 CORRESPONDENTS
What Is Happening Over the County As
 Told by Special Scribes

Laneburg-Sutton, Nov. IF. - ity at present.
 Mrs. Gate,y and little daughter Wood Lee left for their home at Shreveport last week.
 Several couples of young people of Laneburg attended prayer meeting at Bethel Sunday night.
 Born-To Mir. and Mrs Bob purtle last Friday a girl.
 Rev. Singleton of South Carolina will commence a series of meet ings at the Holiness Baptist church at Sutton next Friday night A cordial invitation is giv- en to all
 Some of our people took advant age of paying the high price for meat by killing a porker during the recent cold spell
 Mrs. ]. M Waddle is very sick at this writing.
 Mr. \. Durham left yesterday for Young's mill with two teams \ ohaul logs.
 The Sutton High School needs dormitory as board cannot be secured for all those wishing to attend the school.
 Rev. Davis, having finished his years work on the Harmony Cir cult leaves today for his home at Antoine.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-18
MIR. M. ADAMS HURT.

This afternoon as MT. Milt Ad- ans who is associated with Messrs Bemis and Woodford, in tho diamond mines of Pike coun- ty was returning from the mines to Norvelle, the team he was driving ran away throwing Mr. Adams out and seriously injuring him. He suffered a broken hip, and other wounds, The team ar irving at Norvelle, was the first anyone knew of the accident. and .parties who went in search for him found Mir Adams along the road unable to travel.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-18

who broke open the safe in the local postoffice at ? o'clock this morning, stole $2OO in money and three registered letters and en- tered the Olds drug store from which they took $50 in money and other valuables.
 At 1.3O this morning Miss Mar tin an aged maiden lady, who op- crates and resides at a millinery store, near the postOffice, heard someone attempting to force en- trance to her store. She called to her sister who, was staying with her for the night and both screamed for help, hoping to ar ouse neighbors. The marauders were evidently frightened away by the outcries and turned their attention to the postoffice break ing in a door by the aid of tools stolen from the Patterson black smith shop The women heard the fellows at work, but feared to leave the millinery store to summon officers.
 Finishing the job at the post office the burglars entered the drug store leaving the town pre- sumably at 3 o'clock. Not until daylight was the robbery discov- cred. The men then had a start of three hours and had doubt less put many miles between them and the scene of their crime before pursuit was started.
 A short distance north of the city a number of receipts and other papers were found, worth less to them that they had taken from the postoffice and thrown away.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-18
FEDERAL COURT ADJ0URNS.

Texarkana Nov. IT, Federal Court on the Arkansas side, which has been in setssiol for the past ten days completed the business before it and adjournedh for the term this forenoon. Judge John IL Rogers, U. $. District Attorney Barnes and the other officers Of thd court left on ithe 11.55 a. m, Kansas City Southern train for their homes at Fort Smith.
 The following persons convict ed during the sessions of the court were taken on the same train by United States Mar shall Mayes and Deputies;
 Joe Brown, white, selling whis- key at Prescott without license, two years in the penitentiary at LeaN enWorth Kansas.
 lsom Williams white. same of fense in Sevicr county fine of
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-18
DEATH OF SAM D. MUNN.

We regret to announce the death of Mr. sam D. Mum which occurred at his home a few miles southeast of Prescott yesterday afternoon. after a lingering suf- fering from paralysis since Sat urday.
 Mr.. Mum was one of Missouri most prominent far mers and had been a citizen of the community for a score of years.
 He was prominently connected and leaves, atarge number of re- latives and friends to mourn hiS> death.
 The funeral services were con ducted this afternoon at 7 O. clock at Moscow Cemetery, after which the remains were laid to rest.
 To the sorrowing family, the News extends it's heartfelt sym pathy.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-18
MEETING OF THE
 CITY COUNCIL
Action Taken On Several Important Mat. ters by the City Fathers
 Last Night.

The city council of Prescott met irregular session last night at the office of Recorder McRae with all the members present ex- ccpt Alderman Greeson.
 D. c. Walker of Bluff City, ask dpermiss:on to run lunch wagon on the streets of Pres colt, and after some discussion the request was refused.
 The ordinance requiring the disaascmb.ing of slaves, lumber, etc, from the limits of the fire district of the city was read the second time.
 Lynn Harre.l presented a peti- tion asking permission to engage in the work of electrical engin- eeringr free from the fee of $500 which petition was Referred to the water and light committee.
 All claims against the city were referred to the finance commit tee.
 The condition Of the awnings o the city were discuGed at length.
 The obstruction Of the side walks by boxes, barrels, or mer- chandise was discussed. and the marshal was ordered to have everything of that character re- moved at once
 On motion. the council adjourn ~ ( hn firSf rNnn SIa ax- night in December.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-18
TIFF EASTERN STAR
 SCORES HONORS
Il. prescott Ladies Cover Themselves
 With Glory at Little Rock.

IT Stainton has returned from .ho meeting of the Masonic Grand fndge and reports that the spec ;oI eyercises put on by the Prea- cott lodge of Eastern Star was splendd success and a' great
 surnrise to the other orders tbroughout the state. The exer- orcises which consisted, of drills uantomine and exemplificatiOn O. Inc work by human figures, was something new with the order in this state and created fresh en- thusiasm among the members of the Grand Lodge.
 The success scored this week bv the ladies of the Eastern Star at Little Rock brings to mind the fact that Prescott has quite a reputation in lodge circles, and this weeks triumph only adds an- other Star to her crown. With M>W. Greeson at the head of the Masonic Lodge, G. R. Haynie holding the second highest of flee in the head campl of the Woodmen, Prof. P. F. Chappell a qrand officer inthe k, and P. and Mrs. w. A. Huff and Mrs. Raleigh Hatley occupying official posi- lions in the grand officers of the O. E. s. Prescott may well feel proud of the distinction her sec ret societies has brought her.
 Iwant room and board in pr.' vate family. references given. Ad- dress Fl" care of Daily NewSs
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-18

l desire to send at least one half of the S2O our league pledg- ed to the Korean church. to con- ference by Brother Scott. If it is convenient would be glad for each League member to see me and hand me at least part of their assessment before next Monday.
 w. P. Murrah.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-18

Fire broke out this afternoon in the lumber yard on East Front street at the rear of Dr. Powells residence. and considerable dam age was done before it was eX- tinguished.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-18
pOsToFFICE ROBBED.

Clinton, Nov. 17.-A posse with bloodhounds is searching the country around this place in what has so far proved a fruit less effort to train safeblOwers,
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-18
Our Patterns

The patterns shown in the colums of this paper can be secured by remit ting l0c and the coupon attached to the pattern to the News office.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-18
About Your Ad.

urs, not let us figure ,,iS Wny you, uyi MT. Merchant; with LAW at what a small
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 sage ga aalg'i,jes ie every evening.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-05-01
JOHN LAWRENCE DEAD

Jonathan B. Lawrence was bOrr
August II. 1853 10 New Castle, Ohio
He came to Kansas In 1880 In the
vicor of his young manhood and al
once entered into the life aud spirit
and push of this young state. He en-.
gagged In the cattle business for sew.
eral years but abandoned that and
embarked in the grocery business IN
Chanute which he followed till he
was stricken with that relentless dis.
ease, LocomotOr Ataxia.
II 1884 he married Miss Maggie
Venters, one of earth's sweetest and
best young ladies. To them have been
born thres children, but one Is no "
| wing, Miss Sadie who is budding In IT.
womanhood,
John was an active bright youLe
man, full OF energy and ambition and
a successful business career was pre-
dicted for him, but In the prime of
bis manhood, some 16 years ago. he
was attacked bv this fatal disease
and his active life cut short. For all
these years he has been aninyalid and
for several years almost entirely help
less, depending upon the loving care
Of his noble wife, his sisters and his
devoted brother, George. For year,
he stood up bravely and made a her.
ole fight against the entertainments
Of this relentless disease, suffering
untold agonies Of mind and body, but
at length he gave up the hopeless
contest and only prayed that the end
might speedy cvme when he could
hnd relief In death. He died at the
nome of his sister Mrs. Title Keys,
Friday, April "a.
The remains were brought to Cha
mute to the homs Of mis- old friend
and former partner, u. 4. Morey,
where the funeral services were held
sunday afternoon. Elder Kitchen
led in prayer and made a short talk
Of consolation to the friends and
Mrs. Penny sang as she alone can sil z
On such occasions and all that wae
mortal Of our long time friend, John
Lawrence, was tenderly laid away Ia
quiet Emwood for that last long
sleep. Death to him was a relief as
1t was to his friends. Truly it was
harder to see his suffering and note
the failing OF that ence bright mind
than to give him up in death.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-05-01
JAMES LEA KILLED

Jimmie Lea, the youngest ses Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Lea, Q brakeman
on the Santa Fe, vas fatally plsehec
as he was switching In the yard D,
Tulsa, Friday hight. Mr., aad Mrs.
Lea wsat down on the early train
Saturday merning aad brought tn.
remains home. He vac laid TO rest 10
pea csful Elnwood, N9naay B.. ....
jim mis Lea was sue Of the yeuI 6
brakepea fren sbfs place. He had
only been On the road about q year
and half. Ne wass light hearted
jolly young man, ever willing to do
his part snd mere, and was q sniver-
sal favsrits amsaR ths boys. He wa
% years cid. Thus vas sAuffsd cut IN
a memspt . bright ysung life thst
gave promise Of 3 useful future. Tie
sympathy Of every body 10 extended to
Mr., and Mrs. Lea In this sad hour.