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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

the end ~ THE season "a those who
have stored the best fWtuf5ia The
rules are peremptofy calling for an
initial assessment ~ ti.en each. and
require that every member shall
walk daily not less than five miles
or shall be fined II principals. 90
cents. and If chorus SIS cents for
eaeh aud every day un which the sec.
Rotary u unable - feeerd five miles
a. hia or her efeait
Every mile Il recorded and credit.
ed aud ii added ta each memhera
record each day. the sum total 60
decide tie winner ~ the first. Hrc
end and third prizes TIE prizes 20
- purchased with the money on
hand, aecruiuk from the Initiation
feaA ana finaa assessed EoF exam
pie, the person with the highest rec4
ord IL q receive the mnHt expensive
present thr nHNt heat ts receive th#
second price. thn enc holding the
third record fha third uriaa with
provisions maae for members not
having = winning record hut Wha
have made ereBstahle ahoWimga.
a Glass 81 HOLSTERS.
~ the rules. mhaula mny mciaheF
hack dasu and resign. ~ ~ ellie
torfeltn All fines paid ii az we'll
a. any interest ia tho distribution
- presents Or tne Publication al the
close ~ tir araHan and pays g. 90
additional fnr tbs privilege u boinE
dahbea lobster.
Fsefa Lieb. the pfilus donna nf the
company u president tfitxia Nnn
liuHtng the enutraitn. Is the saern-
tery aud HillY Fables who lfuRnr
sonat@a the ltplisNome bear IN ghe
afssfa. IN tho treasurer asiertma
perhaps Oar the reason that Ne wiii
nrnwi mere aftiatieAily than the
rest ~ them should ehe fines not
be forthcoming promptly
Tho committees an rules consists
~ Edward Maftlnaei FORREST HUFF
VIII r M1iftuf. Dick Fitzgerald. Ida
F1tshagis and J a. Wilson
Eepfy mwsnheg - thn Caaf hiss
purchased sweater aud FieaVy
sxAiAtug alAGms, aad IA the msmmller
cttieM they have created 4 Mntitstne
sensation whUn SO or fmere ~ them
have started sn }@uas ~ five
miles ct further TINS gfaslfytnw
f@atnfr u che thing ~ that John
t'nFt. who owns shr orxnnisatt1n.
has pFumiHsa - dgnafa ttaQ ia fAs
prize fund he fHilY apurrslmsimK
that instead ~ rushing tnto sfse tft@s
atrn upon arrival ta 4 city. ~ tmaan.
iiuw into he'd for an aftaFnssanH
aIewp. tire members ~ sha cotn e8uy
VIII h. nn thw - and herr tsses8s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
BwR&IART .EItNrIN1hN1.

choked on the peaches az hailawed
memory. and slippery Joe seat
Wild Hurry. Kid. be warned. 4
kaowed you was whAt they call a
epeyeeure. bat I never knowed
yua 10 BIS 40 alfred sentimental
before.
SENTIMENTAL said the Kid. dig
ginR cut another peach why.
man. TN sentimental as roses Ne
mudsler used to SAY
TAO broad bars oF light eover
"a the comrades and a haas vulre
sang out Hands up. you two
coves Easy nowt~
Slippery joe made fssnt at
weapoastFa~ inK. but dealsted At
the sight If the twu armed blue
costs The ksnkakee Kid stared
open uouthed from hts sentimental
pudding. but did not move A half
dressed man and a blinking. moth.
rFlY appearing woman stepped in
80 the rim Of tight.
Might aknawsd st. incurred
the Kid "Jusi like them ukaa IN
the papers about the pies that
mother used 60 make they turns
Gus bad. Plagued II she don't look
like me pour. old mudder. ton
Yes" aaaried Joe. ~ you hadn't
been 80 bioomln sentimental about
esftn that ple cause your mother
used to make EN-. we'd a had the
blazers and heeh away.
Tke Old lady came forward aud
ernned nj the Knukakee Kid who
took another peach for lack ~ bet
ter employment
Ills mother she asked paz.
1ied
Yes bis bloofniu. Old mother l.
u he ever had one. grouled slip.
perry Joe.
shut up. blaxed me Md.
Don't you talk about her you
amt worthy
The 9ld lady nodded appravinslv.
the officers GRAINED.
You're just like her. mum. said
the Kid. and me mudder must
q made this cobhier.~
The officers ahuffled reat.e~aiy
HT+tFF was FW# AtHAhHs tNN MFHs
tion Tor you And slippery joe
and The kaukakse KID feii into
line.
But the elderly lady plucked the
blueeoats aside and whispered and
Ees'uFed earnestly. They shook
their heads. bat finally she creased
their palms with something ~
worth. Then tho first officer
marched away with Slippery Joe
and the second officer muttered A.
II he meant for the KID to hear.
Nobody tied 70 ron. Bucky.~
On the lawn outside. The Kauka.
kee Kid stopped % look after allp.
perry Joe and the othew ntafion.
bound. 4 tell you.v he murrnssy..
That ere was fine u.ar ,''t'Fta.
bier And mayba--~S 49,. 'ssh COP COP,
tuuddar aIdaft me- dear. old
taatsss !, 80 do nae a good turn
! XII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

Admiral H8bieY Evans tolls the
following story against him. lie bad
q nHmRf - afmHu for guest ard, hAs
ing fun nut ~ hia fafuFite brand ~
MhishrNs mtadH 80 With some he
could NOT guarantee NJ explained
this. and added
Here. however Is some brandy
that Tvs kent untouched for a good
deal MARE than ~ years
Hand me over the whlHkH4 De
sAnteF" was the rHA0iuaNT
why asb "a the admiral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

All the stage door "Iohnnien" can
have their ambition EfAtifind and
can meet Actresses On equal tafuEM
provided they have snua friend ia
the company have The necessary so
cents. a Annd pair If ahunA ard
nerve enough O. Piled along five ar
more weary miles as honorary mems
beers Of eTbe Alaskan" Operate
fedratrlanitla club, for every mnms
Der ~ the company singing that
opera has lately become imhued
With an ambition Ga walk walk
walk not that such r. imperative
hy any meskns, beat apparently bee
cause each memher has heen visited
ey tho desire "a the interest OF
health O. Eowp moving as much as
possible and Het Ar much good. pure.
fresh ate into tiie iunaH ~ eondl-
items II travelling through the cuun-
tfN permits
SO aerloua and earnest have they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12


% separate John euft ffsm q cool
ti00. but in truth SUCH - not So
Tor when one rousiderH that there
arr many weeks before thn End ~
the season. that taunf ~ five miieH
each day IN not HH easily accom-
pllshed AZ spoken about, as we'll ne
that there are 90 and nlofe members
OF The Alaskan" company with d
certainty IL 81 90 pes heaa ~ an
Initiation fee John cuft.s hundred
surety and q big bnHeh ~ fines
ia thn perspective u r. obvious that
aside from the health giving c0nsld-
cfstinu the game is we'll worth trf=
ing for and an every member ~
fhe company has already paid The
Initial amount. and each has OBJ
iiFated himself ~ herself. 1.-The
Alaskan" pnHestrianitia club has a
buiiy rugure ard q flying start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

mug There waH. ~ carving rare
WifH Wishes best If Auntie Clare
a fur trimmed bonnet. FieAh -
match
Three fafties, picture books a batch.
-Four pairN If boots dress Skirts
aud socks.
Came from the city ia hos
A tiny ring. from fathers friend.
a Teddy beAf. that sits un endi
And FeM. "a wHtfh 81 solid gold
From Uncle Jack in iSigndike'H cold.
Was ever given tuf before
10 choose from what from ali ffh
store
Size turns aside. tbe little Jade.
10 seize TIE rag doll gafndma
made
Juhu T. woodbury.
Cornish. Me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

a certain Chicago merchant died
ifattnE - hls only son The conduct
81 ~ extensive business, and great
Doubt was Expressed In aaftt@ sastaf.
fnfa whethet the Young aan pnA.
sAaaaa the ability 20 carry uut the
fathers policies
Well said ono kindly disposed
fFAend- for uaN part. I thiuk Henry
u undoubtedly very bright and -
~ BILE. I'm amHe ne will Huarred
Perhaps you're right said an
NtAef frtwUd FemFN "a nmdauh4eas
" clever fellow hut take IL fFam
me old IVAN. he hasn't got tbs BEAD
~ filt hts fathers shoes - taruer'a
Weekly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

fPOM 1MARY,S|
A,COOK BOOK
ORANGE GTAcEs.

Peel some good oranges. rem0v.
Ing carefully an ~hite portions. III.
vide into sections and place IN the
oven for several minutes to dry
thoroughly For six large oranges
put one pound Of sugar with a little
lemon juice and oue.third pint
~ataf tn covered enameled pau
nn quick fire. Let boil five min.
rfes aad then try b. dropping into
cold water Tho strip should be Of
4 lleht amber color Take from the
fire and plunge the sections OF
orange III it separately. and then
spread them out on a marble slab.
Or. failing this, on plates which
have boon rubbed with oil Or 1T
he melted butter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
-YEASTHOP'S FABLES
Translates from the Original chsess~l
~ FREQ sc4AEFEa.
TIE FOX AND TIE CROW

Foxa dealrn. she lifted np her Az
prmno prpfundn aud let nHs i
Cav" that wuuld have cnrdled
paafrnftxed milk.
oh. nhucha." said the Fux. 90.
terry. commenting upon the failure
~ the gf0w ~ drop the cheese
while emitting her ehirp. = think
you could have SUNG much aweeter
on an empty stomach
some people expect flattesy not
70 cost them anything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

Uncle Ned~-Ive bought you a
nice little dog. Johnny the best
one You ever saw
Johnny tiooking at the dog some.
whaf obviously - don't think I'll
like him
Uncle Ned fastonished) Why.
what's the maftef7
Johnny There Asnt enough tat
to Tie & can to-Iohn Bull
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

The customer had handed over
a cheek ia payment Of hin long
overdua milk bill
la It certified eheeaT" asked
the collector.
no. and It doesn't need 20 he.
I'm perfectly good. That's an Inn
pmdent question to ask
Il RueHe you'd better get e certt-
fled. said the collector. You in
Alst on having certified milk. '---
Washington Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

smell II. strong rich and sweet
and juicy and baked brown on
top
Sect il aud cat II then. snapped
Joe. 4 doubt II yon ever had a
mother anyhow
A giimmer OF light showed a pan
Of heavy pudding on shelf
Grooming happily. the kid reached
for II Then be sat upon a chair
and ale gfeediiy.
foe. joe. he mumbled. ~fs's
the very. Identical. same thing. [
can see me madder nov p0tterin
around the old wood stove. mighty
good woman. Joe If IA a-minded
her preecep's and teaehin's. 1
woaidnt be with you tonight. I'd
be IA better company"
The Kid ehnekled until he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

What's che matter with the sran-
dyT
Bob aala the guest ehnf IN Foa
have had 81 lut0menHa iH YeaF p1a~
session Tor more than ~ years. TIERS
must be semething pretty bMd thu
matter with a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

become ia the matter. that thaN
havH organized " hat ghry gaeetleuws
iV term tha Alaakan ppsleetFianltiM
elnh. have elected theiF president
= hesH Rulings are final. have "a see-
Rotary h@ keeps tab on tine mum
her - miles each member walks.
and have also treasurer. whnM~
duty g. e. eulleNt ala fines Imposed
through any infrAetion ~ tha rules
A. laid down hy ths bylaws drafted
by thN committee elected for that
uurpuAe.
After Tire Prizes
The real foundation uf the organ
lHNtien is Mesifn and the ambition
to win thr prices g. BE- allotted IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

Sometimes when alone" said
ths sentimental maid. 4 SIT aud
dream 81 my ideal man
That II your cue 20 wake up.
replied the practical girl Dreams
always so by eontrariea. you know :"
Chicago paily News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

The Lady haven't much In the
house r. give you my poor man
hut would sou like a piece Of my
pte7
The Hobo No. lady But have
yer got 4 old black coat
The Lady why do yon want a
black 0neg
The tlobo--Dc felier yer gave a
piece o. pie 20 dc odder day was
4 pal @ minnf Cleveland Leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

Friend Why don't you dictate
your lecture into monograph
Entertainer What And got
no use Of my dress enlt7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

fhree.f0uftha cup milk. onethiFd
emp boiled spaghetti. onethird cup
mushrooms, peeled and cut IN quar-.
tefs. one level tablespoon butter.
salt and pepper % tasie Three
eggs we'll beaten seaId the milk
over hot water, and add the spa.
ghetti. mushrooms. butter. and sea
s0nlugs Cook for five minutes. Add
the eggs well beaten and stir nm.
al the mixture begins 20 thlcken.
Serve Immediately on tonat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

IT. NHNNsF AIfNf
There seems 80 be d steady de
inNnd FOR verse
Yea" said the huMr noaf afhn
tina FANsueH have ia have IL 20 wedge
the prose articles apart CESS IsuulhVlila
NnMrIaf .Iamfnal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

Young HappF Oh. deah. ! am
40 troubled with brain fag. don.
chaw know.
Mas sharpe Why don't you try
the absent treatment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

Would be Joker. Doctor. la in
fectloua laughter" listed among the
dangerous diaenHaB7
pr tirnff. No And n II we're,
You wouldn't have 20 DO piaoHfded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
WHAT - SHE THINKING orr

"0id man. yau smoke too mueh~
"Dh. ! EuaMs nor. Mw Wifa Hasn't
begun 10 Hay anything about Il yeti
Detroit Free Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

"Time brings changes Seems
queer a. Dc sending hnck har hair"
Things were different once. ehTr
'Yea here ! am returning hrn+
Betfe iaek 8l haif 10 blonde -"
Louisville Caurier-io Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
MAhrNa lr riatANT.

If d woman u 20 mnrries man
81 90. people sag ale Is and her
husband nearly TO- Atchf2ou Globe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

There IL q government official In
washington 10 "a hum an numas - 2
cary ~ fnAne question il ~ q rwd
Faa - 4 bull
LAT summer be msaHa hfM uaNsf
fftp to Europe Um the first day
uut from MHW York hn wms Ntfail=
ine On the promenade deek wien
auHEwniN theirs appeared before htu
a 1aau wi8ans hN had n0& aeam Ter
YeaFA
IMAM To meet yan. 81 al men Z
AFe MHm aM4nA hHruHM
Yes MFHmfef ta4r Professor
Are YOU ff4fnmra WrrA4V
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

NHHUNW TOT "H0HNHFoHl
lfut here ~ where the Johnnie"
buys set into The game ana help
Nlonk good cause Laid down
among TIE bYiAwn iH ruling thnt
should amy member invite friend
90 accompany their tramp of health
that friend shall pay an entrance
Zee nf 80 cents, and should the
friend fall by the wayAida and mon
finish the required five miles, datly
walk, thu party Hpnnaof for his in
PRODUCTION shall also b. fined 90
cents for having handed out a
"dead" one This may all at a side
glance appear that the members Of
Nrhs Alaskan" company have Ia
mind the annexation ~ the John
ule'aF iuuHe change al an addition 10
the prise fund, az well ~ desire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
HERE'S a CHANCE TO TAKE
WALK WITH AN ACTRESS
ehanee tot '1ehnniss

selves before The public az well az
being much healthier and happier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
STAR DUST


"aone men
have QFewn old
huntin q new
job"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

Sire. You ass yea have = mNw
typewriter IL n tire latest kinnf
Ne~NrA Never show. up tail
nearly unnm Boston Etec0rd
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-06

Scald drinking vessels at least
once each week. Pour out all water
left over in evening. The airing Of
the vessels overnight helps 10 keep
them sanitary.
Keep the dust boxes OF yarded
fowls filled. and add a sprinkling OF
insect powder or sulphur each week,
and then never be too sure there are
no lice lurking around.
For the evening meal. q good feed
Of whole grain. more corn in winter
than in summer Tho corn may DO
given them on tho cob. as they arc
less apt 10 eat more than they really
need II fed thus.
Shredded alfalfa. which costs
about two cents ycr pound. 10 fnc
green food whore yards 10 prov DO
the same fresh are not available. II
can either bc ted dry in boxes or
ecalded then added 80 a onc-thivd
bran mash tccI thus once day
Give your fople aa near spring
conditions al he year AZ II possible.
II eggs and especially fertile cgEa
are desired This requires comfort.
able housin: aud !nduocmcnt TO OF
cvcise. plenty Of vegetable and mcat
food aw wen n# variety 81 rvatre
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-06
Eggs for Sale.
White Rose Comb Wyandottes.

EeEA ia season at 10 tot hittinE -
tufinth. hiAn Address
IA%t ~IpA 4. JOS ~ totlui
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-06
G AP O ~ -

Why should guu sr.cnh ia o. g. Fsf a. l"t a
breeder HAT ulH gttc b"u tote ~ Trouble
heating aud AeopIBE bVAtrA @AeH IH8 CaU
buB a Alpn that wili tafo tuF poor shlrts
i-stfst and nasutr y uutd have lt" ''uf
auans arc guarantee &" 'aFtb 'h+DAs Ana
A. claim ihcT ATE even better Than thu
mother hens Ne stlI have a lc@ irff ttHF
lrGrc BE ~ 40 carh. No ate alAu bf'rAeta -
-. a. tthodC ialAbd ilrAa. @IhHcta a. N"ut-F
itoultf1 Ahum. IS hltc ~ ganAuttea ttHT g.
ItpCka Hfuwn tNEhofua IudlAu tthura An5
Imperial rcElu bucks. s4hv "a a NiAl Htdrt
ST ttlti-i-I. s INV 80. ila}uu D"ula. "a.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-06

Tao parts Data. tao parts cracked
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-06

single toFah Rhode lsland Rods and Butt
81 hnsus @itraAy layers. auH sIr ua.at htAa.
tttal uf All tpwla. sitting 3. cggs 81 -. - eggs
w. - hIrat Fru. hrAar8 bI srssnA single
: osuh tthtAgr Ia&AnA ftrt csasa rrrE Nlas&aslpFl
State Eatg. tsr mated 60 Gas rcsl hrua -
rEsa 80 Thc&c are all fFofu utkt e@u bgrsd.
&uE Rtspck teEa arc hAEshtuE Guu to nY In.
ctshAt~r-hAso uos had u*.8r hatch this
srsinE-
\ } MoNptoMtHY. MAdison Miss
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-25
HOO HOO DATE CHANGED

The Hoo-lIoo Day has been changed from Sept 10 to Sept ? because the date on the tablet was made the 9th instead Of the 10th. As this is Gurdon and Clark county's great opportunity to show its unequa.ed brand of hos pitality, particular attention should be given the change in date Remember that besides all the states in the un.on being represented there will also be many from the provinces Of Can ada and the states of Mexico. and even Cuba is expected to be rep resented It is up to Us to show our appreciation of the honor the Hoo-9Hoo is about to extend u Us, and our old-fashioned South ern barbecue and other amusej mentS for that day ought to be something unusual. Boiling Ar thur Johnson of Chicago was here two weeks ago making plans with Vtcegerent Chas. B. Barham for the day and promised to do a great deal towards the enter tainment but Gurdon must sup ply her share. Let's make re- cord, the visitors will not forget. -Gurdon Times.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-25
COLLAR BONE BROKEN

Jim Gee, the catcher for the Prescott team happened to an accident during the game of ball here yesterday in which he got his collar bone broken on the left side.
 Gee had caught a balt thrown to him from the field to put out Arthur Carter. who was running in from third, and Carter was coming with such force that when he ran into Gee the frac- ture occurred.
 The injured man was put into Capt. Henderson's automobile and immediately carried to Dr. Viii Hams office where the bone was set. 1t is sad to be abad break -Arkadelphia Standard.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-25
WEATHER

Partly cloudy, continued warm local showers tonight and Satur-
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-25
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an act passed by the 37th General Assembly of the State of Arkansas and duly ap- proved by the Governor that there will be an election held at various voting precints in Neva- da County, Arkansas, on the 10th day of July, 1909, for the purpose of voting for or against the stock law contained in said act which is dependant upon the results of-such election; it being provided by said act that if the majority at this electien vote flor stock law" that the law therein prescribed should be in effect, and if a majority vote against stock law" such law should not be in effect.
 The judges, clerks and sheritfs who held the last general cleo tion will hold this election.
 Witness my hand this 23d day of June ED HOOD,
 Sheriff Nevada County.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-25
l. O C AL
 N E w $

Dr. W, K, Arnold left this morn ing for Hot Springs where he will spend several days recuperating.
 R. II. Logan went to Gurdon this morning on business.
 MI w, Greeson is in Little Rock today on businesss
 Willie McCuller, who has a pos ition with 'tthe Penn Lumber Col, at Bierne was i'll Prescott a few hours this morning.
 w. B Orner came in this morn ing from Murfreesboro where he has been this week superintend- ing the construction Of several buildings
 Mrs. W. c, Mcclure of Arkadel- phia who has been visiting here for several days went to Stamps this morning where she will visit before returning to her home in Philadelphia.
 Rev. w. c, Hilliard went to Pat mos this morning. From this place he will go to Spring Hill where he will hold quarterly con- ference for the Spring Hill Cir cult,
 Lost-On road between Court House and Steel's bridge on Car ouse creek one black leather purse containing about $14. Finder please return to this office and receive further proof of owner- ship and reward
 Col. C, c, Hamby returned this morning from Texarkana, where he has been attending circuit court
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-25
MASONS ELECT OFFICERS

The Masons held an interesting meeting at their hall last night and after the regular routine of action was had the following of ficers for the coming year were eiected)
 ]. T. ! Dawson, w NJ
 J. D. Wilson, S w
 o. R. Gordon, ] w
 J. M. Kinser, Sec
 IT. C. McRae, Treas
 H. Stainton, 5. D
 R. P. Hamby, D
 O R. F. Whitten, $ $
 l.. Suckle, ] $.
 IT. F. Burns, Tyler
 Jas. N. Russell, of Bodcaw, was here today on businesI
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-25
Why She Was Rioht,

Haydn had a peculiar way of deter, mining the time In which piece of music should be sung. On one occasion a female singer in high esteem at court had been appointed to sing one of Haydn's compositions. At the re- hearsal she and the conductor differed as to the time of the music. The mat ter was to be settled by referring it to Haydn himself. When called on to de- eide he asked the conductor if the singer was handsome.
 Very" was the reply. "and a spe- clal favorite with the prince"
 Then she is right replied Haydn.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-25

If you are interested in a Busi- ness Education come to our two months Summer school, which begins June 22nd. For particnl- ars. etc., write or call at Ouach- ita Business College, Philadelphia Arkansas.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-25

The Blue Lodge F. A. A. NJ. will install officers at Woodmen hall the evening of June 24th(St. Johns Day) and all members are urgently requested to be present.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-25
Occasionally.

You must try to love your papa" said the visitor, ''as much as he loves you"
 "Oh, 1 love him more!' replied Tommy.
 Indeed? Doesn't your papa love you very much?"
 Not much. He says he loves me only when I'm good. Exchange.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-25

Members of M" company will report for driIl on Friday night at which time the indoor target practice will be resumed.
 A.G,W ,WINSLOW, Captain.
 There will tbe a song service at the Baptist church next Sunday evening at 6.3O o'clock. Prof, K, D. Erwin will be with us and con the service, Every singer in and out of town is respectfully in- vited to take part in this service
 w. R. SPEED
 N. P. O'Neal attended the brick makers convention in Fort Smith this week and was made second vice president of the association. His fellow-townsmen are glad to see MT, OtNeal gain further honors in commercial circles. - Gurdon Times.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-25

Sun rises 1,53; Sun sets 7.11 1; Moon sets 12.O2
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-25

w. IF. Cornelius. of Shower Springs Hampstead County, was in Prescott today on business
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-25
TEMPERATURE

Yesterday-
 Maximum 93; Minimum "A. Today
 Maximum, 92 at $50.