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we haven't got to any such stage in these affairs in this state, where they cannot be handled by general legis- lation, but to stand between the people and the Southern New Eng land Telephone Co.,, and the grasp ing gas, electric light and water com panies, and there is undoubtedly a st! !oIg deSi'n that such a commission should exist. There isn't a telephone subscriber or telephone user in all this state that isn't in constant con- tirual every day trouble with the service, rates and equipment of the Southern New England Telephone coll p"nr ard never can the slightest consideration or remedy be obtained from the company. The demand of the telephone subscribers and users alone, for a place to go where their rights ir connection with this public utility could be made sure, is of great moment. MT Johnson of New town, has a night rates bill which he will pass through the House just as certainly as night follows day. The telephone company used to maintain night rate at 60 per cent of the day rate after 6 p. m., but people got into the habit of making use of it which was something the company did not want; it maintained it merely as something to point to with pride Therefore it abolished night rates. Or, what was practically the same thing, they were maue to apply only after 10 p. m,, when nobody would attempt to call another out of bed MT Johnson's bill puts them back to begin at p. m., and Il ever bill ought to pass, this ought, and it will. Let us hope the Senate will see it's way clear to stand by this telephone bill.
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The Travellers Guide.
BERKSHIRE DIVISION,

Brldgeport-Leaye, 100, g.6O. a m, 4as, 6.s6, ?. m; Sunday, s'3o 2, m, ,lis R m Arrive .5Ss. Ssi' HOO, n a. m;; ss tsi, n Hso Trumbull-North, 7l0, 1000, q, m,.l,as GAS D. m,i Sunday, s,i2 a, mr. 5.5S p. m. South, 7,2b, lo,As a, m, t.is, 7,lo, p, m,ssunday. s,07 a, m,, BiG ?, m, LoEg. Hill-NoIth, I.lG, igoS, a my oi,is' 6,bt, ?, m, Sunday, s,iS q, m, s,ps D. m, South, 7,20, lo,is, a. m, t,sS, Iob. ?. m,i Sunday, s'pg, h, m, s'lp p' m,,. stepney-North, 7,22, l0,l0 a. ma tbs. z zoo ,iH p %i sunday ,S ss ssia, m ,s sig iJS R
 m sosssnd Sunday. ai' 1b. bsgSs a @ @ @ sSs sffs % m 'V Botsford-North. 7.52, i0,se, a. m, sg.ig, sos, I5.52, I'll, D. m.;sunday. Slg, POI, a m, s.is. S.29 D, m, South, 7O5, lo.2s, A. m. 4,gb, 6.b2. D. m,i Sunday Newtown=Sorth, TAO, lO.3e; 8. m. ss65s' BIS, xG'o0. 7:sl. P m'i Sunday, soc, g'lg, .. m, G.56, S.3O, P: m. south, s57. 759, io;i5, a. m, -i;l1 gt2,i sun' Havleyvllle-N0rth, 7.50, iO.iS, q. m., sos, s'gs. a. m., hoi, S.8s. D. m. South Sunday. 7.Si, 9.52, a. m, 7,3G, 7i6. D. m, Brooklield Junetion-North, 6.i1, ses' l0.5s, HOS, q, m, sS.la. b,t0, bib, 7.ae. ?. m. Sunday, 9.S0. l0bs, a. m., sSs sSs sss % D. sSu'A @ sunday, SsG 'Ss 7ss a. a. % m Brcosaelld s.s2, sos. HOS. $50 IA, Sunday, 9.S5, a. m., s.lS,, p. m South. s.s5, Lo7: s;4l, a. m, ds S;oe. 6.o5' Lanesville X Still Rlyer-North. 6.29. s.i5, li.l6. a. m., .5.57, 752, ?. m; Sun day, g.i2. a. m., 9.20, D. m. South. G25. 700. p.S4. a. m. 4.50, 5.54 p. m: Sun sss Ssy aifSrdHcriS, fisS t No S' sgs. B n ils. .ss s.is. ii.is, a. m. South, e.sO. s.55, 5.ss, SIs, a. m., 8.3s. 4S7, 5.39, 6.10, p. m.; Sunday, 6.45, a. m.. S.5T, T.lo. S.o1. p m,
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are as large as walnuts, retail for l0c package. Now comes the most interesting articles for the children in the shape of Penny Night Fire works. n this particular line we do believe t1at this year eyrels them all. With some 75 different varieties among the new ones this year are Gee Whiz, Mazium Guns, Assorted Lights, Golden Rod, Lolly Pops, Twisters, Ruby Rays, Shooting Star and many others as well as the old stand-bys like House Jack Built, Grass Hoppers, Mt Vesuvius. Whirli- gig, Ere Tops, Red and Green Lights and so on. Now for a small outlay you can have more fun watching the iluren fire these penny articles in the evening than anything else because they can fire them without much danger. For 5c each you can get a very good article for night display and the variety is very large to choose from. The new 5c articles tor this year are. Flying Dragon, Aerial Flower Garden, Merry Widow Whirl, Mocn Beam Torches and many others. in the 10c assortment there are al6u grea' many new ideas this year for use in the evening. Now if you want good articles for the night display you certainly can find the best and most complete line in this city at the store of F. E. Beach, 962 Main street There is no one else here in town who has the stock or gives up the entire first floor of their store for the sale of fireworks as this store, and having been in the busi- ness so long know where to get all the latest ideas in the fireWork line. If,you want Pains goods or any other Fireworks Manufacturers goods Beach has them. People think that they must go to New York for fire
 works. It is a mistake. You will get better goods and a larger quan- tity for the same money right here in town. One of the most pleasing sights in the evening is to see nice hot air paper balloon sailing over your house. It makes one wish they had one themselves to set up, so don't forget the balloons which come in fancy shapes in the forms of the American Eagle, Mrs Houligan, Ted dy Bear, Pig, Elephant, Fish, and the ordinary shapes. It is great sport to get these balloons up with success and interesting for the chil- dren. They retail from 10c to 75c each. Without doubt this Fourth
 will be as noisy as ever and what you can't get to make a noise or shoot fire at the store of Beach, at 962 Main Street, Bridgeport, who is
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FIREWORKS FOR THE FOURTH,

For the benefit of the pubic, we will give some idea of the many
 noisy articles on the market this year. The first thing to De noticed is the different kinds of frecrackers; a very tiny cracker, which is called Lady Cracker, with TOO in a pack and about one inch long, are very loud for their size, and pretty safe for small children to use. They re- tail for 10c a package. Then comes
 he common Chinese crackers with 64 in a package, which retail for 'hree cents a package. These crack CTS are not very satisfactory as they are Sc cheap that about one-half of them make report. The most satisfactory cracker to buy is called the Mandarin, which is the genuine imported Chinese cracker and retail from five cents, eight cents and ten cents a package arranging in differ ent sizes and are also put up in I'm, 2 and 3m strings which can be fired all at once or single. They retail at 60 cents m. For a loud cannon cracker the Acme is the leader and are put up in pasteboard cartoons. selling for 25 cents cartoon for any size, running from five inch up. Next comes the little girls friend, the torpedo. These are about the same as last year, the Golden Dragon being the best for the money at five cents package. Then there is the Electric, which is small torpedo but explodes very easily when dropped on the walk. These are very nice for small children as they require no strength to fire them, re- tail 5 a package. Other torpedoes, which make a very loud report and
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NEW HAVEN AND BoTSFORD.

New s HayseuSS0Tsh asIS S sSnSay sss s sSs % & ssSe
 edS' S' iD. D m. south @ ' sS5 iiie, 'ys a. a. m, % 7.4O.; Sunday, 10.5O. a. m, $50, p. m: Shelton-North, 9.56, a. m, s2.23, 4.37, x5.50. ?. m; Sunday, BPS. a. m:, SPA, D. m. South, S.29, l0.47, a. m, i15 ? m.; Sunday, 1928, a. m, S.27, p. m.
 Stevensor--North, 1908, a. m., s2.S4, 449, x5.40, D. m; Sunday S41, a. m.. 6.S7, pm. South, S.17. 10.37, a. m., 7.O3, D. m; Sunday, 1918, a. m., S.l5 Monroe-North, 1913, a. m., $40. 4.54, x5.46, p. m; Sunday, S.46, a. m., SAP p. m, South, SIP, 10.S2, a. m,, 6.56, p. m; Sunday, 1913, a. m., S.09, D. m. BotsfOrd-North. 1921, a. m., SAG, 5.0S, x5,52, p. m; Sunday, S.52, a. m.. GAS, p. m. South, S07, 1927, a. m., 6.51, D. m; Sunday, 10.Os. a m., S.O4, p. m.
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The game of ball this week be- tween the Hawleyville and the Pales- tine boys at Hawleyville was lively one and resulted in a score of 16 to r in favor of Hawleyville, 10 in- nings being played. William and John Heating were the battery for Palestine and John Bailey and MT Cliff for Hawleyville. Bailey was obliged to retire at the end of six innings and a pitcher from Danbury took his place and won the game for HaWleyYille.
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Irish Popllns. 36-inches wide. cream ground with colored hair line stripes; also Navy hlao and black with white stripes, 39c . yard.
 All wool Serge. firm, crisp weave and fine finish. colors-dark green, new blue, cardinal. dark wine and black. soc a yard.
 Black Shadow Stripe Serge in a hne twill and correct SIrlng weight; a hrm we'll woven cloth, i4-Inches wide, strictly all wool. T5c s yard.
 Shadow Stripe Serga. fine twill and rich dressy finish, In red, brown and olive green, soc a yard.
 Black Chiffon Panama, 4S-inches vide, lightweight fabric with a close fine weave, crisp finish, the
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spending a few days with her hus bard at the home of F E. Bouton.
 Mrs H. Remsen entertained com pany over Sunday.
 Misses Margaret and Alice Ferris are visiting friends in Cannors.
 MT and Mrs Ewing Stone of Vest port called on MT and Mrs Arthur Smith, Sunday.
 The decisive ball game between Georgetown and St Mary's resulted in victory for Georgetown, the score being ' to 6.
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Bargains at the Domestic Dept.

One lot of Striped, Checked and Figured White Goods, all good pat terms and large line to choose from. Regular value 12 1-2c. 9c yard.
 45-inch Persian lawn, sheer pret- ty quality, worth from 2Oc to S5c a yard, 15c, 19c 25c, yard.
 White Nainsook, one of the best fabrics for underwear. children's dresses, etc. Regular value 15c to 25c a yard, 12 1-2c, 15c and 25c a yard.
 Brown linen, natural color, suit able for Skirts and Suits, worth 25c
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kind that sheds the dust so we'll, T9c q yard.
 Worsted Suitings. 46 to SO inches wide. guaranteed all wool. all the popular colors, si a yard.
 Shadow Stripe Prunella, rich satin effect, newest and most popular colors; olive, smoke, new brown, navy and myrtle. sl a yard.
 Satin Stripe Prunella, &4 to 50 inches wide, all the newest colorings, sl.e5 2 yard.
 A good assortment of Dress Pat terms in the newest materials and colorings, only one of a kind-ex- elusive patterns-s1.50 and $l.75 a yard.
 Cleft Aisle. Center.)
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LITCHFIELD BRANCH.

Danbury-North, HOO a. m., s3.29, x6O5s 6.2S, D. m. Sunday, goo a. m. South, 7.5S, 1O.OO., a. m., eos p. m; Sunday, 1.2l D. m.
 Hawleyville-North, 1l12 a, m,, ss4s. x6,17, GAO, p m. Sunday, 9.2S a. m., South. TAT. 9.4S, q. m., 5.55 p. Tn ; Sun day, 7.10 r m.
 shepaug--North, 11;26 a. m, sS5! 6;56,; p. m; Sunday, 9.34 a. m. South 9.33 a. nl.,5 5.42 D. m. Sunday, 6.5S p. m. Roxbury Falls-North. 1l.Si a. m, s4o5, 7.04, p. m. Sunday ZAP. South, 9.25 a m., 5,S5, p. m; Sunday, $50 p. m. Roxbury-North, AS a. m., s4.1S, x6d5, 7.12.; Sunday, $50 a. m. South, 7.22, 9.16 a. m., 5.26 p. m. Sunday, 6.41 D. m ashington-North, 12.0O m., s43O, x7.02, 7.29, D. m.; Sunday 10.07 a. m. South, TOT, S.5S, 2. h., 5.0S D. m.; Sun day. 6.?3 p 10.
 New Preston.-North, 12.04 m., SABA. x7.O6, 7.33, p. m; Sunday 10.11 a. m. South, 7.O4, S.54, a. m. 5.O4 p. m.: Sun ~ day, 6.10 pm.
 S. Saturdays only. .. Daily except Saturday anc Sunday.
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to S7 1-2c a yard. 19c and 25c a yd
 White Madras striped, an excel lent material for Women's Waists and Mems Negligee Shirts, worth 19 to 35c a yard. 12 1-2c, 15c and 25c a yard.
 White Crochet Bedspreads, large assortment of good patterns, exact copy of Marseilles Spreads, worth $1 to s1.50 each. l5c, sl and S1.25.
 Bureau Scarfs, special at 25c, 99c, ard soc ,aCh.
 ' (Main Floor. Rear.)
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headquarters for everything in the fireworks line, is not worth having as their stock is more complete this year than ever and would be worth your while to visit. If there is a party or club who want a display for $25, $35, $50 or $1OO or more you can have it attended to and see what you are getting at Beachs.
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FROM THE NORWALK HOUR.
Representative Johnson's Telephone Bill A Bill in Which Every Man. Woman and Child in the State
 Is Interested.

There is unquestionably need for a public service commission in this state, not so much to handle railroad matters and certainly not at all to handle matters of capitalization, for
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Kent.

John Bongiono has established branch at the Kent Drug Store. Shoes needing repairs left there will be shipped on Wednesday and re- turned, Saturday. .&s.s--
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Long Hil.

OPERETTA TO BE PRESENTED.
 On Tuesday and Wednesday, June 29 and 30, the children of the Sun. day school of Grace church, Long Hill, under the leadership of Mrs George Clark will give an operetta, The Brownie Band," in Staines' hall. Here is an opportunity you cannot afford to miss. Admission at either presentation, 25c.
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Mrs Benjamin Corning and two children of the Glen spent several days last week in Bridgeport, the guests of Mrs Carrie May Morgan.
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E. D. Briscoe spent Sunday in Easton, the guest of MT and Mrs Wallace B. Davis.
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THE SMITH-MURRAY CO.,. Annual June Sale. Dress Goods Dept. Dress Skirts Made to Order to
 Your Measure.

As nducemen purchasing your goods of made arrangements with prominent tailor to make Dress Skirts at greatly reduced prices. Fit and workmanship guaranteed Styles shown
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The NeWtoWn Bee.
 Newtown, Friday, June 25, 1909.
HOME NEWS. WEDDING.

Mss ( .nsbv- MT Beardsley.
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Br1dgep0rt or Port JetferSOn. Timetable subject to change without mo- tice.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-11-16
An Elegant Affair

In seven course luncheon, complimentary to Miss Lizzie Christopher, given on yesterday immediately following the noon hour, Miss Marion Waller gath cred around her merry group of Prescott ladies.
 The color scheme of pink, the exquisite floral decorations, the neatly dressed dining table, in fact the entire home bore i'm press that honor was being given to bride to-be. Amid the dash of beauty, exquisite napery, china and silver, the handsome palms, ferns and cut American r. es, which were seen here, tLace and everywhere, the ladies com posed themselves to the en- joyment of a rich menu, which ranked high in it's unique and original preparation as we'll as vast in it's variety.
 The bride-to.be found as she entered the dining hall, chair reserved for her at the head of the table, which had been pretti- ly decorated with pink satin, and upon which in generous profus. ion had been showered a variety of useful and ornamental articles as tokens of friendship from the dozen guests for whom covers had been laid.
 Under her plate she found a list of questions, which, as pro- pounded were promptly answer ed by the guests.
 After the luncheon the guests
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were ushered into the library where much amusement result ed in cutting the brides cake, a wonder of culinary art, and up on which was embossed in icing the date November 24th."
 The entire affair was rich in enjoyable features, and won for the fair hostess the heartiest compliments from the fortunate guests who were
 Mesdames Arthur Westmore- land, Mollie Gossett, D. M. City, Garrett Whiteside, c. P. Arnold, Dan Pittman and c. E. Shankle and Misses Lizzie Chris 'topher, Lola Lewis, Mary White, and Betsy Hinton.
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rom it's lethargy."

rom it's lethargy."
 Henry Salzer, the second victim of the mob, was buried at Anna tciay. Only members of his im-. mediate family including the two bcys orphaned by the violent deaths of their parents accompan- i2d tine coffin from the city. At Anna no clergyman was at the grave to commit the body to earth
 A shooting affray near Twenty fifth ahd Elm streets near the al- .ey where Miss Pelley was kIllej anu lic' body of "Froggy" James bu'neu started wild rumorS about
 city tonight. Three men oX- changed dozen revolver shots but none of the bullets took effect
 These men were arrested.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-11-16
Town Built on New Plans

Spokane. Wash, Nov. 16.-Civil engineers. landscape architects, carpenters, masons, and concrete workers are rebuilding the town ofxOthello on the main line of the
 Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound railroad in Grant county Wash. west of Spokane, upon plans approved by science and art. The R. s. King Company which Will establish h mammoth plant Tor the manufacture of slate products has acquired all the holdings ol th~i town at a cost exceeding Sl, 100000 and it is proposed to make a city with all the latest municipa improvements. The factory VIII cover about 9 acres Of ground and cost between $5.OOO,OOO and S6 OOODOO. Inexpensive lanis will be bought for employed $ homes and there will be lawns ana shades and fruit trees everywnere' The streets of mac adam Will De marked and there will be concrete sidewalks, city water works, cleo tric light plant and other modern
 improvements. Othello is in the Big Bend Wheat District, 1t mas an ple transportation facilities all" the, location is ideal.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-11-16
School Notes
FIFTH GRADE

The boys and girls of our room are working very hard for examination.
 We are glad to have Adair Gossett back at school again af- ter few days absence on ac- count of sickness.
 Beatrice White thinks Atlanta and Augusta are noted for peo- pie.
 We learned a new song Friday afternoon and it is very pretty.
 Mir. Dunaway made us a good talk Friday afternoon on phy- siology.
 We had one lazy girl in the arithmetic class this morning Guess who it was?
The Prescott daily news., 1909-11-16
OUR CHALLENGE
hesterIy Drug Store Declare That Hem.
 ROid Will Care Any Case of Piles

6s authority of Dr. J. s. ae)n- hardt, Hesteriy, Drug Store, Pres- colt, Ark, guarantees that HemS- Roi1, an EtCIna tablet remedy will cure any klnu of piles, no mat ter now bad.
 Dr 4epnha:Gt is the celebra ted spccia list who discovered that the caus's of piles IS internal and in giving his remedy to the public said "llen,esoid will be sold only on guarantee that it will cure any case"
 S1 for 24 days treatment. Dr. Leonhardt O., Station B, Buffalo, N. Y., prop. Write for booklet.
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$l.4O PER DAY FOR
 STATE CONNECTS
l2O Negroes Taken from Farm to Work
 on Contract at Van Buren

Little Rock, November 16.- Never in the history of Arkan- sas have the state convicts been so profitable as at present. Sun day an additional 120 men, all negroes, were taken from the state farm and put to work On a contract at Van Buren, each of they to draw $1 40 per day for the state. There were POO out on contract at that time and an other 100 will be taken from the farm before the end of the week, making about 45O men the state will have bringing in $1.4 each per day. Besides these, the state has 40 men working on the State Capitol, which bring 90 cents each for 100. and $1 40 each for the additional 40.
 This will leave the aged negro men and women on the farm to pick out the balance of the cotton.
 Up to Saturday, when ties ran out at the gin, there had been ginned 091 bales of cotton. Of this 800 has been sold, There was picked at the same time be- tween 1 ,0O0 and 1925 bales of cotton and the field was still white with the staple, forcing Supt. Pitcock to raise his esti- mate from 1000 to 1 100 bales. This cotton is all on top however, and though the field looks white, the yield will be light. He fig ures that the balance left on the farm should pick all this out by the first of the month.
 There are now TO mules on the farm and just as soon as all the cotton is picked out, Supt. PitcOck will put these to work breaking up the ground for spring planting. The teams have been worked on the road to Warner, but this is completed now and the property holders in that section must fulfill their DOT tion of the agreement and place six inches of gravel on the road so there will be a good way to get in this winter.
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Attorneys Hold Conference

Little Rock, Nov. 16.-The at torneys for the defense in the Ellis murder case are in confer ence here today preparing their defense which they say is per feet and is in such shape they will insist on a trial in Circuit Court Monday morning.
 Ellis is charged with killing H. P. Willis in the chamber of Cir cult Judge Guy Fulk several months ago. Those attending the conference are Austin & Donaher, Pine Bluff; Congress- man Joe T. Robinson, LonOke: Judge F. Vaughn and James A. Gray, Little Rock.
 Hendrix & Son carry full line offancy and staple groceries.
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Ministers Play Crime

,,o H.. Nov. IA Cairo was
 Va,,g' ana grasp of firm authority top
 ,,r % and experienced the uuietest
 SSs Saslav that has been it's lot in
 's" s~ vars No saloons were
 .r and the few attempts to
 .ga1, the orders of Gov. Deneen in
 .s,S rarard met with quick detece
 aa soyeral arrests being made by .h, militia patrol. A heavy rain
 tsnt away the excited crowds of T Ea currolnd'ng towns and the ele-
 mont that usually makes this city Mecca for the dry" communities
 +bo first day of the week, turn s5 bact when they found that li- ,u;i refreshments were as hard to ohtain here as in their home towps Definite indication that tba legal machinery of the state world be started in an effort to hring the mob leaders into court, came with the arrival at his home os Judge W. N Butler of the cir out court. He indicated that. he would call a grand ujry to take up tha work as soon as the adjourn ed session of his tribunal assemt- Nod Dec. 8. and said that the mat for, would be called to the atten- .;on of the courts in a few days. After this announcement there was no change in the cynical att tituds of the city regarding court nroepedngs in this district. Half a dozen pastors lashed the conr st;tutad authorities without stint falling their congregations that the lynchings were likely to prove ! hessing in disguise in the long run.
 "Cairo stands dlsgraced before .h4 word but the disgrace is not in the lynchings," said Rev. G. M. pqbc3ck of the church of the Rec ,leemer EpiScopalian, the real dia- grace lies in the fact that the city bqe anowed lawless elements to atr~, civic affairs. In the same
 ~ir which Miss Pelley was kill d. there have been four assaults on young women within a year. Numerous other crimes have oc- cured in other parts of the city for years. This defiance of law and order made the lynchings ne- c-ssqry for the infliction of jus- tica"
 'The lynchings were the harvest N the seeds of lawlessness that have been sown in Cairo for years" sad Rev. A. s. Buchanan, minister q the PreSbyterian church. "in this case it seems that the lyncbk
 ngs were necessary to arouse the people. Ido not mean to say that ths crime of lynching is ever jus- tifable but the citizenship of Cairo had to be aroused to a sense 'c' its own responsibility by some thing. thorough like this. l be~ i've that the tragedies of the last wsak Will serve to awaken the city
The Prescott daily news., 1909-11-16
IF YOU KNEW

how quickly HALLS TEXAS WONDER relieves Kidney, Bladder and Rheumatic trouble you would never suffer. It gives quick and permanent relief. Write for testimonials, E. w. Hall, 2926 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold by Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-11-16

We have just received the larg- est stock of cut glass ever brought to Prescott. The assortment is complete. Call and see the diss play.
 Mcdaniel Hardware Co.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-11-16

Elect flour at W. B. Walters.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-11-16

Hendrix & Son carry a full line offancy and staple groceries.