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de Obreros, transformandose cl
punete de esta Avenida dc que tiene
ahera mayor anchura y 'barandillas
constitmdas por tubos de hicrros
lgalvanizado habiendose corrido i el
tel pavimento y aceras de la misma
Evfa.
! Hicieronse trabajos de reparaci6n
" aeforma:
, Casa. Consistorial por yalor de
H6S5-O0, Parque de Bomberos por
5000, Matadero y carniceria por
|37AS, Cementrio por -S06-l5, hos
'pital por-102l-2l.
! Caminos de Patillo, Dominguito,
CaliGhosa y Miraflores y a Sabana
Hoyes por valor de-3915-00.
Puente sobre el Cano"de Tiburo-
mes yotros dos pcquenos por 5l6-9l
Plapta eltctrica y acueducto por-
179s-S3.
Obros. .particuldres.-Se han edifica-
Fdo2 casas de MADEIRA y 10 de MANI
postcria y separandose 4S.-27 casas
han hecho acometidas al alcantarilla
lido y Sc han instalado 2l nucvas to-
lmas de aqua:
| Inepecci6n de Sandal. Hay ac-
[ tualmente 155 casas que tienen ms
talaciones sanitarias. El matadcro
iha sido dotado de 3 gruas dc hero
y una bascula para cl peso del CANA
do. Durante el ano fiscal fenecido
Sc han sacrificado 176 bueyes, 203
vacas, 9SS novillos, 1911 ccrdo y
AGO cabros Y carneros. La sala dc
socorros que ha sido mcjorada CON
siGcrablcmcnte, proveyo asistcncia
j 80 hclidos y contusos. ycl Dis
,pcnsarin do Anemia i 227j enfcr
nloS.
La yacUfa ha sito administrada
d G37 per,onas.-75 casas fueron OBJ
,jeto de dcSiIliceciGn In vurios esta-
blecinieutos dt NiNtn- se han hcchc
deco misos DE- mcrcadciias averiadas
Socorros j domicilio y limosnas $,
han ycriflcado por v:.lor de S>Ct
Han cmTido IN ostc arc l-.eJ ma
.cimientos, "a defuntionps s 2U23 m.
itrnnonios
Beacttc opcn FL hospital la pro
Tisto asistencia Il 1l3 cnicmos, qu
'consumicron 25432 cstancias laiu
Tadas en- S 315S-60. Fali.cicrGn Gl
I'm r,a.. as " s,,1a,cx l., n,,-it+ ,,.,..5
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mentado considerablementc dotan-
dose Il la banda de miisica de uni
formcs con ampliaci6n de instrument
tai.
CaSos de fuego oc,rrieron ;.
-iyuntum ietto. .-Durantc Il ano tn
vieron lugar IS sesiones. adoptando
Sc $50 resoitI ZONES Y 60 or,ienauzas
que die ron motive i la tramitaelon
dc 3l3 expedientes.
He aqui el resumcn del movimlcn
to municipal de Arecibo con 1905 9.
Me cumplazco en- anunciar i mis-
cornpuehianeS one muy proXimamcn
te todas las Gales de nuestra ciudad
cstaran pavimentadaa dc concrete,
Mercado d Ia moderna. que no des
merecera de sus similares dc Ia isla.
Creo it'll recordar que en- tal dil
Ia caja solo guardaba S16 %: pcro
cn los scis Incscs siguienteS realic6 in
1 grcso~ ror v.lor dc S 3Sl97 06.
M estari dcmas tambitn decir
| que contra Ia insigniiicante sunlu
! dc $50 %. Sc registrahan deudas
! por ci vaior de 5 1864 50 que Ell cor
! fi~imo tempo fueron saidadas ce.
fTan ndo los prcsupuestos posieriores
cJhicrtas sienpre todaS Sus atcncio
nes, con nutrldas eyistencias en-
riertivo.
- mis- conSccinos y amigos dc an
iai" luzgan que continue siendo
hgno de sus fayurcs para otro ter
uihn administrative irS aflrmari
..n.icipadamente 10 que he dernostra
&" ba-t;. ahoIa pcrn que s. cum
/ p.ir ~irmprr 10 que prgnrtn.
htounr dci -crrciaiio del con
i" uHi;ipai >G. Neiauiai,, t.i-
.ptlr:
Ce,o5o NW ngg' Diela Cor
ppfarlUr rc'g;ro = -c.uWt.- atlppf.n
'..' $50 ft-n,..i.re clln ui.!e
iauza5 cue Ian ito upid. per
r"r r-tg riiciua la tfa,n.ti,!o
BIB rNirt.leiiivs g. taia> ola~rS.
! Vase Ia tdisih d,- mauans
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Sastreria Italiana.

I'm ocreditado establecimiento de
sostreria y objetos para caballeros,
luce sus elegantes exhibiciones en- la
calle de San Francisco nunero SIS de
esta ciudad. El Sr. Miguel Sarino
confecciona toda clase de prendas
de vestir Y desde el mas elegantc
Track hasta la sencilla chaqueta de
drill, Sc puedc ordenar en- la expresa
da casa. Paraguas genoveses de la
mejor calidad, corbatas, tran
tes, panuelos, cinturones Y de-
, mas objetos los hay allf q pre-
clos convenicntes. TRACES hechos
Sc hallan tambien en- la sastreria
italiana y desde $S 4 $22 de todos
colores y modelos. Surtido de telas
de novedad sc renueva en- todos los
vapores. Prontitud, baratura y exac
titud es ell lena de la casa.
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BUENA OPORTUNIDAD.

Para alquilar, una casa amueblada,
situada en- santurce, parada II. Para
informes, dirigirse q Tetuan No. 53,
San Juan, 2. r. d. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-17

FARNACECTICO:-Unc oon ~
afos de rxperiencia desea oolOcsr>c
csIro rccsnte 4 dependiente en- csta
ciutad dtn rualquiers de la isla.
Burma, referenciss Dirigirse Al
?. q. Box 36S. San Juan r K EVA.
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De Ia guerra,
Las ordenes mllitares en-
Espana.
Los caballeros cruzados piden
autorizacion para ir a Africa.

Han sido elevados al rey de Es-
pana los siguientes documentos:
"Sehor: ID. Luis Ramos lzquier-
do y Nivar, caballero de la ordcn mi
litar de Calatrava, il Y. NJ. ticne cl
alto nonor de exponcr:
Creo llcgado el momento en- que
cuantos nos honramoS en- pertenccer
a las ordenes militares de Santiago
Calatrava, Aleantara y Montesa, con
secuentes con su tradicion Y con su
historic { inspirados en- muestro accn
drado patriotismo Y amor al trono,
nos aprestemos Il cooperar, Ell union
de nucstro valeroso y sufrido ejer
cltot, Il la campaha que con tanta
heroismo Y abncgacion esta soste-
niendo ALA en- Marruecos en- dcfensa
del honor nacional, que Sc cNige i
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DESEA COLOCACION:-Un jo-
ven con conocimientos de teneduria de
libros y taquigrafia en- inglesy espahol.
Informaran, P. O. Box 16, Baya-
mon, P. Il. 15-v-s.
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En- esta inprenta Sc verde psPl de
refi5diCo. vielo { 81 gums
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14

lightfilly and their voices were proved
exceptional Jimmy Lucas and Frank
lin Farnum were hOnors, and Charles
Horn and Peter Raymond deserve
special mention.
Clever dancing was a feature of
the performance, and Joseph Niemey-
er had TO respond TO numerous en-
chores. Mr.. Incas improyised
throughout the piece and did not over
look the local political situation IN
quips. The chorus is strong and the
young women above the average in
coed looks.
Summed, The Golden Girl is one
Of the stellar treats of q season..
The advance sale OF seats begins to-
morrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14
ractions at the Academy OF Music This Week

not contiguous ,hereto) became a
state. lie Was 30 years Of age when
Iowa and Florida we're admitted TO the
Union as stetes
The lapse Of time since his birth
Is most yiy.Hy realized when ii is
considered lhat Gen ltuckor has lived
IN every presidential administration
since the government began. save
only three these Of Washington.
Adams. and i, ieison. lie was born
only thirteen years after the death OF
the first president. and amcng his
friends and aeAuaintanees nave been
a good many persons who knew
George Washington.
But anybody who saw the general
today would never imagine that these
things could be true. lie IL quite as
apry aud youthful in his ways az
many q man Of G5. In Washington
where he lives. he walks downtown
nearly every morning. and is often
seen On the stree ears. Only the
ether day he MAS noticed standing on
the running board OF open car. hay-
ing got up and stepped out TO allow
some ladies' "a pass.
Gen. Ruckef was ~ years Old ON
the 2S,h day Of last April. But IT
does not seem 10 him that this fact
gave any excuse for the remarkable
zealCusness Of a certain life insurance
company which. few weeks ago. sent
a man to his house on jefferson place
to make a money settlement for his
death. Greatly irritated by this sum
mary notice of his own demise. be
walked downtown the next morning
and dropped IN at the Office Of the
company
The company was very apologe'ic.
Yes. IL was obliged TO almi, the gen
eral had the appearance of being
alive. His presence in the Office was
evidence in favor OF such a supposi-
ton But IN technical sense he
was dead. From a life insurance view
point, he had passed over to the Be
yomd. There had been nothing 10
Go. therefore. but 10 pay up the poE-
cy-though the company was sorry II
the general had been inconvenienced
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14

The House of Thousand CandIes.'
The House Ct a thousand Candles
said to be one cf the most entertain
ing and absorbing OF comedy dramas.
will be rrese nted at the Academy
Saturday matinee and night
The play. as the title indicates, is
n dramatization OF Meredith Nichoi-
sons widely-read novel. II has been
adapted by George Middleton. who has
managed TO retain all the oddities oil
,ethe story together with its surprises
and whimsical mysteries. In fact, the
stage adaptation Is said TO make the
; mystery even more profound than IN
the original story.
Bates" the great character oil
& 9th play and novel, the inscrutable.
the mysterious. the suspected
Bates" the faithful. patient, long sur
fering butler at Glenarm HOcse.-is In
the hands of william Webb, who YVES
especially selected for the role John
Glensrm. the heir to The House OF
Thousand Candles, has been entrusted
to Waldemar BuFkhardt. This is the
IDle Oi Tue itlNhy SCuhs ANA'CN
will moi be thrown out Of his inheri-
lance because of threats. mystery,
and 4 series Of designs upon his NE
How he eludes his pursuers and fatA-
on-s the myste ries OF the wonderful
Old mansion form the basis OF the
stage. Miss HCrtense Clement, as
sumes the role Of Marion Deveraux.
the young woman who battles and at
tracts young Glenarm and who inter
feres with his attempts at solving the
problems of the hollow walls and
weird aprariticEs.
Among the many and varied char
acters. Pickering the uncrupui 1us
lawyer Will be played by Wayne
Campbell: Morgan" the thug. by
Wayne Lyter: "Stoddard," the pug
ilistic parson. by c. c. Leighton; Lar
r. Donovan the good naturcd Irish
man. by william McCarthy; the
spiritual cid Sheriff by Walter Len
nox. and The vivac,ous GLADYS" by
Anne Jamisol.
The scenic iHvcsiiture IS declared
to be all that could be desired. and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14
.The Flower Of the Ranch"

- ne Flower OF lrc hdnCn.
The FIRST regular" attraction to be
seen at the Academy for about
month will be The Flower OF the
Ranch" which will be presented Tues
day night. This is said to be breezy
musical comedy. in the hands of a ca
pable company. backed by bunch of
sprigntly. comely chorus girls.
The Washington Record the other
day said:
The slnmbers Of those Washing
tonians who retire with the chickens
were disturbed last night in a de-
lghtful manner Tuneful melodies.
whistled By scores Of returning theater-
o. g0ers. rcsounded in nearly every
street The distnrbers. IL disturbers
they be- had attended the perform
ance Of The Flower Of the Ranch at
the nixon theater Their actions IN
whlsilng what tney had heard are ex-
cusauie. for never has more tunefui
music been given in Washington on a
single night. than that which was sung
on the stage of the Nixon last night.
Net only in the musical numbers
was The Flower Of the Ranch show
that sticks 20 the memory, Jut also
for cleverness, of the plot ant excel
lence Of cast. The story is one OF the
little orphan girl. reared among the
cattle boys OF the West The charact-
ers are all western with the exception
Of the comedy part OF a ,enderfoot.
.Skivers.' which was handled by Jess
Harris in a manner which would make
Jimmy Powers and few others draw
ing larger salaries look 10 their Tau
rels. Harris has the knack Of forcing
a smile from even the most sober
minded of theatergoers without any
apparent effort.
"As The Flower Nellie Waters
gives delightful portrayal of a girl
ish creature whose spirits have never
been choked by the conventionalties
of more civilized communities than
the West in the early days. She also
takes part in several pleasing vocal
selections. including The Pajama and
The Nightie. duet she sings with
John T. Frank, who is cast as Jack
Farnum, the hero Of the piece.
The show is a musical drama. full
of life and action. The stage settings
are in keeping with the high standard
of the entire combination"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14
Hinshaw Grand Opera Company.

Continuing its series OF fall and WIN
ter attractions. the Radcliffe Enter
tainment Bureau VIII bring the Hin
shaw Grand Opera Company to this
city Thursday evening for a single
concert. to be given at the Academy
of Music.
Amcpg the select musical organiza-
items O. the country. the Hinshaw
quariette is said to have taken a de-
served,y high place and by excellent
work has won great popularity in
many cities OF the North and South.
Very recently. the company received
an enthusiastic reception in critical
Asheville end from all appearances. ii
viii be greeted by a large audience
here.
William Wade Iiinsnaw, VINO leads
the list of singers. is claimed TO be
che of the greatest living American
baritones, and the other three are
only less prominent by comparison.
The program VIII include popular 50
les and groups of entire scenes in cos
tune from several famous grand
operas
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14
"The Golden Girl"

The Golden Girl" announced by
the Academy management as posi-
lively a guaranteed attraction" will
be here Wednesday night. OF this
production, the Lexington, KY, Her
aid, of November }. said:
The Golden Girl is a bunch OF
happy situations linked with fetching
songs. As a production it is extraor-
binary and the presentation in after
noon and night performances at the
ODera House was admirable.
Stage settings and costuming APP
preach the gorgeous, and the compa-
ny ranks with the classiest ever seen
here in operate comedy.
west Point is the scene Of the.en-
tire action Of the piece and gives 1t
an attractive martial touch. Marked
ingenuity is manifest in the crowding
of so much melody. lyrics and scenic
effect into three hours. Lines are es-
peciaJy clever. aud The whole piece
sparkies.
Musical numbers which will run to-
day in the thoughts Of many were
The Land OF Used-toBe.' : Think |
Hear a WoOdpecker Knocking on Ny
Family Tree. indian Love Song and
MY Ship Of Dreams Misses Marie
FLYNN and Nina Davis played Dixie
Columbia Curtis and Dorothy Hale de-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14
AVOID THE KNIFE.
Cutting Won't Cure PiIes--internai
Treatment Needed.

A gardner doesn't hill weeds by
cutting their tops. He attacks the
root Just SO with piles-the cause
Is within entirely out OF reach OF
surgical. instruments. ointments or
sappcsitories. The only cure for piles
is internal. and the only guaranteed
internal remedy Is DR.. Leonhardts
Hem-Eo.d. II has cured IS per
cent 81 cases. and "a days treatment
ls sold for 81 at A. Il. G. KLOR'S.
Newport News. Va. under positive
guarantee. Or mailed by DR.. Leon
hardt Co, Station d, Buffalo. n. Y.
" rte for booklet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14

in the matter.
IRE general felt very greatly IN
convenienced-i fact, he went away
in a race. The money which nc com
pany declared To be due he refused
10 accept. lie i stiil Sc angry about
the natter that h.s friends DE- no;
darc 10 mention il to him even in
iase-Hau.prs weekly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14

The Fsstca. Schcci cormnfee hrs
handed -ozn the dictum thst ~ airh
s.h,ci Prpiis above the a-st erase.
pr,'@ss ir-acar itstci. girls incisie3.
faust. beginning this -year seek m
,rb'f. ae.iirr places in tie city ani
r.,rr-is and. uYdcr TIE eyes q The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14
WEEKS ATTRACTIONS.

Tuesday nlght-"The Flower OF the
Ranch"
"Wednesday night--"The Golden
Girl"
Thursday nioht-The Hinshaw
Grand opera Company.
Saturday, matinee and night-"The
House CT a Thousand Candies"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14
PRUDENCE

saws bu~ bottle Of Sowar's
PREPARATION and he prepared 'or
cruup. coid-. pneumonia, cUugiis
and sorc throat. Gowan's pc
vcnt- and cures BY destroying
inflammation aud congestion
Erfcrnaiand penetrating. $l-Oo,
zoe, &c. All druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14

swimming instructors. master the art
of swimming
These instructors. who will be the
regular bathing masters appointed by
the city or state. viii sign n certifi-l
cate provided for the purpose by the
director of hygiene in the schools.
which will be accepted by the school
board as proof of the ability OF the
scholar as swimmer. The school
board will then award one or two
points, as the occasion may require,
which will be counted toward the
final graduation marks of the pu-
pils.--New York Tribune
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-14

A drop of fortune is worth cast
of wisdom-l.atln.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-08-12
TOM C0FFMAN
LODGED IN JAIL
Charged With Killing Bruce
Sterley in the Lower
Part Of the County
Monday Night.

Tom Cotfman, coIored, of Tay-
Ior township was brought to
Prescott last Thursday night
and placed in the county jail,
charged With murder.
The crime Of which C3ffman is
charged was the killing from am
bush of Bruce Sterley, last Mon
day night near Stockton.
Sterley about 10 o'clock on the
night of the killing was out on
the porch at his home, and his
wife hearing two shots ran out
where he was, to find life eX-
tinct. She at first supposed her
husband had committed suicide
and so reported the matter to
her neighbors. But an investl-
cation of the wounds revealed
that someone else had fired the
shots and evidences were found
where the party had crouched In
the fence corner awaiting an
opportunity to shoot,
Blood hounds were secured
from Stamps. and beginning the
trail early next morning, track
ed the murderer to Coffman' S
home where he was found IN
bed.
Another circumstance that
connects Coffman with the crime
! is the tracks made by the party
as he left the scene after the
/ shooting. Tied across the top
of his shoe on one foot and under
the sole was a string used tc
hold shoe and sole together and
the sign made by the string as ne
left was plainly seen. A search
of Coifman's premises disclosed
the shoe which made the track.
Coffman and Sterley had 6
difficulty about a year ago, wher
Sterley shot Coffman with a
pistol. inficting a slight wound.
Coffman positively denies the
shooting.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-08-12
|lN01HER JEWELER
| FOR PRESCOTT
Mr. Ed Barefeld, of Saint
Louis Moves to Prescott
And Goes Into Busi-
ness.

| Mr.. Ed. Barefeld of St. Louis
|rscently coming to cur town las
|aDened up a first class jeweIry
|siore in the building with
Howard Terry, next door to
Post Office. Mr.. Barefield is an
Experienced jeweler and will
toen every thing that goes with
Ian up-to-date Jewelry Store, lie
will also repair watches and
|elocks. Mr.. Barefeld has the
appearance of a first class gentle
Imam and comes to our town well
recommended as one that knows
his business, To him we extend
a hand of welcome and wish for
him the success that he merits
in his business.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-08-12
THOMAS \. GAGE
is FOUND DEAD
Manager of Lumber Co.,
Was Probably Beaten to
Death Negroes I'm
der Arrest.

Gurdon, Aug. 9. Thomas H..
Gage, general manager for the
Grayson-McLeod Lumber Com
pany of Gurdon, was found dead
in a small office at the planning
mill here this morning. His head
and face were bruised in such a
manner that it is believed ne
was beaten to death.
Several negroes, who were in
a boarding car near by, are un-
der arrest on suspicion. Mr..
Gage had some trouble with these
negroes who had been gambling.
1t is conjectured that the negro
es were gambling just previous
to the murder and that Mr.. Gage
attempted to stop them and was
assaulted and killed.
Four of the negroes were ar
rested last night for gambling,
but were released on bail tc ap-
pear this morning. Three of the
crew left Gurdon yesterday on a
train, but returned this morning.
All are under arrest. The county
coroner and the prosecuting at
torney are here conducting an
investigation.
The coroner's jury has not yet
rendered a verdict and there are
so witnesses to examine. The
jail is not adequate to hold the
negroes and a posse is guarding
them with rifles in order to pre-.
vent any possible violence. 1t is
believed that all of tomorrow
will elapse before the examina,
ton is completed. Sheriff Abr.
ans and his deputies are making
every effort to find the guilty
person.
Mr.. Gage was general mana
ger of the Granyson-MoLeot
Lumber Company for 20 years
He was 73 years old.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-08-12

G. w. Cook out on route 3 says
that he does not intend to see
the little Bucks" do without
sorghum.
John Tyree Of Moore, Frio
County. Texas, left for Oklaho-
ma yesterday after two months
visit to relatives and, old friends
in Nevada County. Mr.. Tyree
left here 81 years ago and stated
to the Picayune man that things
had changed to him wonderfully
in this section, however he met
many old time friends,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-08-12
DILL NOT GUILTY;
LEAVES THE CITY
Jury Returns Verdict at g.
3Op. M, After p Hours
Deliberation Defendant
Goes to Visit Relatives.

Breaking a deadlock that had
lasted for II hours, the jury in
the case of Earl Dill, charged
with the assault on Miss Ray
Bmkhalter, returned d verdict
of not guilty at 6::30 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon. Immediately
after the acquittal the defend
ant went to the home Of his
parents at so Rice street and a
few hours later left the city. His
attorneys stated last night that
he had gone for q visit with
friends.
The verdict of the jury after
it seemed that an agreement
was impossible, came as a sur
prise to all connected with the
case. An acQuittal, while a few
had predicted it, was not general
ly expected. Last night some
feeling was displayed on both
sides, and it is believed that Dill
left the city because of fear of
some overt act that might be
brought on by this feeling.
No accurate information as to
the standing of the jury during
the early stages of the fight in
the jury room could be obtained
last night, the jurors having
agreed among themselves to
keep this a secret. One state
ment made by juror to close
friend was to the effect that the
Jury stood four for acqulttal,
four for conviction and four un-
decided when the debate first
began. The debate ragged for
seven hours Tuesday and II
hours yesterday. the jurors
favoring conviction coming over
slowly.
At II o'clock yesterday morn
ing the jury asked further In
instructions regarding the credi-
bility of witnesses. Judge Lea
reiterated his instructions of this
point, explaining it clearly in its
application to the case. This
was taken as a favorable omen
by the attorneys for the defense,
because the defendant had no
witnesses who were impeached.
Returning to the room, the fight
continued throughout the after
noon until finally, Just before 6
o'clock, the last Of the doubtful
jurors gave in.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-08-12
SURPRISE WEDDING,

Wednesday evening Leonard
HightoWer and Miss Irene An
drews surprised their friends and
relatives by getting married,
they having gone to the resi-
dence of Justice Of the Peace H.
B. Horn between 9 and 10 O'Clock
the accommodating Judge perform
ing the marriage ceremony.
These two young people come
from the best and most highly
respected families in Eastland
and have the congratulations of
the entire citizenship of this
town. May they live happy and
prosper. -Eastland Chronicle.
We appreciated a call from
our old friend, ?. Norman, last
Saturday.
]. C. Russell, a good farmer
out on route /, called at this
Office last week and squared
himself. f.