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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-06
SOCIAL NEWS FOR FRIDAY.

Mrs. John McDermott will enter
tain the members of the Marquette
Climb mt a one o'clock luncheon and
euchre party tomorrow at her resi-
denee, 3&5 Irving Park Boulevard,
Chicago.
Mrs. w. n. Hayward of Crown
Point will entertain at n one o'clock
luncheon Friday complimentary to
Miss Josephine Badeneck of Chicago
who will become the bride of DIR.
Harry II. Hayward of Hammond this
month.
Renner Hoffman Will be host to
the members of the Boys Club at his
home in Truman avenue
The members of the ". c. II. L.
Will meet at the home of Mrs. Fryer
i'm East SibIey street, Friday after
noon for their regular weekly meet
ing.
Mrs. w. A. Buchanan will have
her guests at her home An South
Holman street tomorrow afternoon,
the ladies of the Alpha Phi Club.
The girls of the j. r. f. Club will
be entertained by Miss Matte
Schvab nt her home in South Hon
man street tomorrow evening.
meeting of the members of the
Parents Club of the Irving school
will take place Friday afternoon at
three o'clock I'm the school hall.
The members of the Parents Club
of the West Hammond School will
meet Friday afternoon in the school
hall. DIR. Eleanor SculI will address
the members.
There Will be a meeting of the
members of Hammond Hive No. l..
o. It. VI. Friday evening in the X. of
p. Hall which all the members are
invited to attend.
There will be a meeting of the
Mesdames Boutwell,, Sr. and STAN
ford Will be hostess Mt an afternoon
party tomorrow Mt the home of Mrs.
Stanford In honor fthe members
of the Northsfde Ladies' Club.
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A SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT.

A very delightful social entertain
ment was given in Longs Hall last
evening under the auspices of the
Young Ladies' Sodaiity of St Joseph's
Catholic church. They entertained
large company of members and friends
and realized a nice sum which will be
used 70 rthe benefit of the church. The
guests began TO arrive at eight o'clock
and at eight thirty the card games were
announced. Five games of pedro were
played at small tables in the hall after
which the prizes were awarded. Mrs.
Otto Knoerzer received ladies first
prize, Mrs. George Elder. the second
and Miss Mary Spanier, the consoia-
ton prize The gentleTens' prizes
were won by Joseph Emmerling, Ed
Hilbrick and B. Eissenhutt. Following
the games, informal dancing was
pleasant feature of the evening. An en-
joyable program of music was played
for the dancing. During the evening
light refreshments were served The
entertainment was an enjoyable one in
every detail.
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MEALS FOR THE DAY.

bers of Opal Hive No. $50 L. Q. T. NJ.
took place last evening in /. o. o. F..
Hall in State street. There was a good
attendance of members and after the
routine business had been transacted
the time was spent socially. Plans were
made for Halloween party to be Civ
en- the last of this month at which a
pleasant time is anticipated The party
will be in the nature of a masquerade.
Other business of interest to the mem
bers was transacted after which there
was a short social session when re-
freshments were served.
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first planned Interlaken was TO be the
contender on that Saturday but upon
canceling the game with Interlacken
Manager McElroy mentioned November
10th as an open date. II is not known
whether the academy Will accept this
substitute not.
Culver has always been CONSIDERED
out of the High school class and &C
cording to its schedule of games with
college elevens it undoubtedly is. To
the bvstander it seems suicidal for
Hammond to play against such un-
deniably fast company Although not
admitted by authorities 1T is possible
that one of Culver's second teams is
the agreed contestant
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MRS. nRAcKERT ENTERrAINs.

A most enjoyable gathering of Ham
mond ladies took place yesterday af-
ternon at the home of Mrs. George
Drackert in State Line street when she
entertained the members of the Ladies'
Aid Society of St. PauIs Lutheran
church. 1t was the regular bi-monthly
social meeting and a number of MEM
bers were present, although the attend
ance was not as large a had been ex-
pected on account of the disa greeable
weather. The members met socially for
conversation and music during the af-
ternoon after which they were invited
into the dining room and served with
refreshments. The tables were prettily
decorated with bowls of garden flowers
At six o'clock Mrs. Drackert entertain
ed a number of her friends and neigh
bors, not members of the society, at
supper, They remained during the
evening and spent very enjoyable
time. A nice sum was realized which
will be used for the benefit of the
church.
HOLD REGULAR MEETING.
The regular meeting of the mem
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ter the routine work had been dispos-
ed Of plans were made for a Bazaar
and supper to be given during the first
week in December. It will be the an
nual bazaar at which the members will
have many articles appropriate as
Christmas gifts for sale The public
will be invited to attend as the pro-
ceeds will be used for the benefit of
the church. At the close of the bust
ness hour, a committee of members
served dainty refreshments. The next
meeting Of the society will take place
Wednesday afternoon, October 18th.
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MEETING WAS POSTPONED.

There was no meeting of the mem
bers of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
congregational church yesterday, which
was the regular meeting day meet
ing may be arranged for next Wednes-
day and announcement will be made of
it later. The change was made on ac-
count of other social gatherings this
week.
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The members of Hammond Lodge No.
4S5 b. P. O.. E. are meeting for an ini
teresting session today in their club
rooms in South Holman. street The
meetings was called for three o'clock
and an interesting program had been
arranged so that large attendance
was desired. The coming event, the
Eiks Fair and Bazaar will be freely dist
cussed and explained Seventeen candi-
dates will also be initiated after which
supper will be served at six O'Clock.
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A DANCING PATTY.

The members of the NJ. o. w an
nounee a dancing party to be given
Friday evening. October 2Sth in Longs
Hall in state street. The members and
their friends will be invited to attend
and it is expected that here will be a
large gathering. Arrangements are be-
ing made for very enjoyable time
Dancing will begin at eight-thirty
o'clock and continue until a late hour
Good music has been secured for the
evening.
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AN INTERESTING MEETING

A very interesting meeting of the
members of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the First Presbyterian church took
place yesterday afternoon in the par
lors of the church in South Holman
street There was very good attend
ance of members and they spent the
time with the necessary business. At
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-06

You may be just as critical
as you please about the fine
details of the way your coat
is cut-the shape, length
and curve of the lapel, the
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the hang of the trousers;
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the right thing. And if
you re critical about fit, be
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you can't judge for yourself
about fits not easy
bring a good judge with you;
we IL fit you right.
Suits $18 up; Overcoats,
1850 up.
Have you seen our newest
shoes? The SWEETEST in town.
Come in and let us show you
a few of them-they a
treat for the feet $500, 400
and 500.
Good Fall apd Winter Und-
erwear, Hosiery and Neck
wear.
The Home Of Good Clothes.
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THE INTERESTING TIMES AID All
STORE
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HOLD REGULAR MEETING.
The regular meeting of the mem
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Jn(an0 gc(egrap6
90 Wabrf1einlih Elm DoppeL
mnrn

III ~ ".
Bort mouth, O., %. Des. Jn
ben Ruinen hires in Der Ha9t gum
Wiitfpob niebsreebrnnnten 6auiss
on Der Grense BON 4bons unb Scioto
gounties purben am Wittipoh 4btnb
bi. otifen Der Briiber Winer unb Glis
Der Yirott aufsefunben. Wldn slaubt.
bob fe bernubt unb ermorbst iporoen
iinh.
Gie piratts paren Wdnnsr mit.lez
rem aliers unb unDerbeiraibe.. Sie
perlitben nur ielten ibre Wobnung. bic
in elmer obselesenen Gsgenb liest.
Nosota bat in UoIl bes
saba.
Wafbinaton, %. Ds3. Die
Gsabt Hosota bat ben friiberen amesis
tnniIden Gigentbumern Der itdbtii6en
8abn bic lebte Roufrais ausbesoblt
unb bic Balm III ieBi unb<aHitanbetes
giaenibum Der gtpbt. Der preis be-
t.us $500. 900 unb bic lebte Rate bon
$l25, 600 in Oolb III geitern In New
yort einsetroffen.
Gin ntuer Geuotors e n
bibnt.
Columbus. g.. %. Deg. Der
QonsrebreprGientant Carl 6. Mnber'
ion non Goitoria truf am Mittno6
bon Mafbinsion bier Elm unb fiinbigte
Iofort an. bab er F4 Inn bos Mmt eis
nes Hunbesfenators bon Dbio. als
gao&fslesr bes Senators Did bes
lperbe.
Mepr. Nnherfon ersldrt. bab er ber
ein3ioe GenotprStanbibot lei. Der DOn
ben otoonifrtsn Gtbsisern iuhontrt
nst>sg jst
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GinbrudspolIe Deierlidisitsu
5oben am Nittrod in WeHino unb
Regsio fatisefunben,
oils am 3neten Sabrestas Ses furhts
barren Grbbebens.
1iirtiIds 2ruppen baben ben gebuinen
cine fhpere VieberIase b.isebraht.
DO rbereitunsen fiir ben 6 i
ienbabnfreit in
HfnIien.

R 20 m, %. December. Die agitation
inter ben gifenbabnnnseiielitn 81
Duniten zines Streits, um bic 8e5obz
lung boberer Qobne burhauieten, III
cine duberit lebbafte, iie piro aber 10
DieI ols m0gIih i'm Geheim.n sefiibrt.
bo bic Qeute Der 4niiht iino, eub iie
bic beften MusEnten ouf grfolg bas
ben, fpenn fie ibre pldne eebeim hols
ten uno I'm Sionbe iinb, bic Regierung
30 lberrofHen..
Die 1dhrer Der Giienbdbndnsefiens
ten fasen. bab ibrsn unionen LAG. 600
Wdnner oneeb0ren unb II. jsbs bertit
ieisn. ben Streii su inausuriren. Sie
fiisen bin5u. bob r.Sabptage" in fols
der @eiie in anpenbune sebraht Dera
ben ipiiroe. oab bic geuegung gslingen
miife. Die Resierunssbeamten trslds
reu bdgseen, bab iie bersit isien, bic
ih1rfiten Wdbrseeln ansuipenben. tiHs
idIieblih Der Wiliiuriiiruns bereiiena
bobnanssiteQt.n.
Webr ols bier Giinftsl bss italienis
fhen GiIenbabnnebes sebort Der Re
eieruns unb cine gepegune. bic ba'
raul binousseht. bos sanoe Snitem
sum Sireiten. an bringeu uuo Die Snz
buftrie gum 9beil labm su legsn.
ipiirbs bic Streiler brett in aonflitt
nit benz Staoie brina.n. Sm Dol.e
berrtdt bic srObts gsiOrsnib Des.n
Ger Giiuuiion.
Wit einem Quftfdiff aber
ben S5ean.
Berlin. %. DECEMBER. Sofepb
Bruder, Der bic 4biiht bat. i'm Mar,
pber 4pril bon ben aap Verne Jnieln
aus nit benz Qentballon .Suharb"
ben Mtlnntifnen Dsean gu ireusen uno
auI Der SnIel Barbados uber 1rinionb
su lanben. tpiro Elm nsues Spiiem nns
irenben, um bos Gas in bem 2uftifiif
siibl 3u erbaIten unb feline Derounftuna
Az perbinbern. CT ipirb su oieiem3p.d
iiber Der HolIonbius einen Gprenisl@
opporot onbrineen. fpelher ben BalloI
NIT Mofer befpribt. Das WoHer piro
nit torpsoof0rmisen gpIinbern aus
bem Csedn sefd0pft iperben unb nohz
bem lie In Die Oonbel sebraht iporben
finb, nirb ss burh einen Shlcuh in
ben Gprsnselnppnras binaufgepumpt
, iueroen.
Nruder teobiittiat. cine 8efdbung
bon feds Monn miisun.bmen. Tls
Quftfdiff lpirb NIT 3ipsi NotOren bon
je 100 pfsrbetrGftsn ausseriiItet fern
unb aud nit einem Boot. bus nihi
untergeben Tam. Hrudsr bofft. ben
s5lue iiber ben Daeon in bier oher fiini
4oeen unh V6nte MAIDEN 5u i6nnen.
Gr lpirb 70 pixl aIs m0slin bic poHcis
niHoe ~ 6ilfe nebmen. :
Der 5neite Jabrestdg bes
GrbbebenS BON Mef.
fina.
Meffind, Gi3ilien. 28. De3. I'm
Nittmo9. als am 3lpeiien Jobre3tns
teS fur9tbortn Grbbebens. lpurben
bier SffentIiM Requiems We1Fen ceIebrir!
unb in elmer sroben NafenDeriamms
lung purben Reben esbolten. In benen
be bon onberen Q6nbern. namentli6
bDn BEN Der. Gtonten seIeiiiete ollie.
banIeub unb Iebenb eripdbnt ipurbe.
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Cincinnati. 0onneraae, ben %. oesember 1910

nit ameritoniihem OeIb errihtet ipurs
be, gilt iebt fir bos Bette unter ben
neuen Stobttbeilen.
Sn Ressio besaben iid bic Netpobs
ner in feierlider prO3eiIion mad bem
1riebbof, no Der 9iirgermeiiter cine
Rebt belt unb ber pr1fett ben Grunbs
ftein fir Elm Tenfmal lsgts. bas gum
Mnbenien on bic qdtaitrop6e unb 5u
gbren Der Dielen babel umsetommenen
errihiet ipirb.
gum proteftor Der Barms
ber5isen Sdmetern au
louispifle ernannt.
No m, 90. Desember. Der gIopIt
1at ben Aorbinal WorineIi gum pro.
teetor Der 8armbersigen S9peHern
bon Ro5oretb in 2puispiIIe, Rp., srs
nannt.
Der fdisfe 1burm bon
pifa Mot sefdbrbet.
piia. %. DECEMBER. aus grperi,
menten. bic pater 4lfoni porsenom'
men bdi. eebt herpor, bob Die Gefa6r
bes Giniiur5es bes fhiefen 9burms
niht porbonben lit. Die Snndntungen
bes 1burmes beim Dlodenlduten iinb
umbebenienb nnb bas Derbot bes Olos
denlduiens ipirb iomit 5uriidsenom,
men iperoen.
Der ausbru4 bes aetna
Mot gefdhrIid.
gatania, SisiIien, %. Te3.
Dem 4stna entitrDmen grobe Mensen
bon Rauh unb Glammeu Ihieb.n BIB
su GROCER b0be empor, Der Uulian
tpirft aber ieine 2aoa aus. Die Be-
fpobner Der ON Jube bes gerses seles
senen Dorfer. bic einige 3eit lang nm
ihre Giterb.it biorst ,paren, habtn
iih tpieber berubiei unb man fdngt jest
on su slaubtn. bab bic eruption bolb
ipieber nahIoiIen tpirb.
Die rebelIifdtn Bebuinen
gefatdsen.
RonitonttnopeI, %. Tes. Die
tiir.ii1en 1ruppen, bic ses.n bic rebel,
liihen p.buiren obsefhidt porben
iparsn, babsn bic 2ssteren mad .iuem
bIuiig.n Gsfeti aus bem Giitritt BON
aeraf, in Sprien, 0iilih bonn 1obten
Meer, mrtrieben. Den bier eingetrOfs
fsnen Radridi.n suioIse DerIOr.n bic
Bebuinen 45O Wann ON 1oo.en unb
gerpunbeisn unb 600 an G.fansenen.
Die 2Irsen perIorsn iieben OffiSiere
unb n Nann.
Rranalle in Spanien.
Wabrib, 20. DECEMBER. 4Is tie
Gfdubisen ON speit.n Wsibnohtssose
aus ben Girnen In gaitelon troten,
no iie BEN. Weibnahtssotesoienite Bel.
eefpobnt bdtten. fpuroer iie BON Raois
fallen. bic ii9 Dor ben air1en ang.s
fammslt haiten, iniultirt. Die airhens
beiuher Ii.bsn iid biss teiH.spess sss
fallen; es tam su einem aumpfe. In
oeiIen Uerlaufe Reuolper obes1hofen
tuuroen. Wehrsre Jheilnehmer tpuroen
peripunbst, ebs Is Der polis.t aeluns.n
mar, bic RaoituIen aussinanoeraus
jasen.
SepiIId. 28. DECEMBER. 5n elmer
0uiammIuns BON Raoifalen purbe
Der Geputirte 4searrate pon mehrer:n
Rebnern anoesriffsu. mas Die geqtH'
parisi su hefiisen proieitsn veranldbts.
Gd,iieblih tam ss au elmer ipultsn
Shidesrsi NIT RniippeIn, nobel meb.
rsr.n psrionen bic S6Goel seipo!tsn
purben.
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llnb Sfnuudiaden i'm Wertbe bon
$4,000 seftnblen baben fol.
Beiteres iiber Den Stem Dorfer gaaf.
frah.
Der Reeer Jurbp na q
Wounbsnille, W. Da., ses
brdht.

gIartsburs, %. 90, %. Ge3.
Der R.ser WtIiam Jurbp. Der anse-
iIost lit, Grl. Jlora anslin Bel Wez
>iion, go. 8a., in sraufamer Deiie
iiberfallen unb Dersepdltist su bdben,
uno Der nit pielsr MIbe Dor einem
lpnheeriht hipabrt puroe, ipurbe
am Wittpod Worsen unier benz
Shus Der bieiigen Usiliatompagnie
bierbers.bradt unb fpdt.r mad benz
Staaisau4tbauie in Wlounbspille
iberfibrt, mo er bis au ieinem pros
aeb bleiben ipiro.
Die Stoatstruppen .amen seseu
3iuei llbr Woreens in Weiton on, mo
Der 8abnbof INNER nod bon mebreren
buncert perIon.n beIasert ipuroe, bic
bon 3eit gu 3eit bic Sberiffsmonns
ihaft angriffen unb bas Stationsses
bdube fart beihGbisten.
I'm 81 perbinoern, oab Der Negsr
in b.m Stablsepolbe Der grprsb,oms
pagnie eritide, in oas sr sinsef6!oHen
porben mar, lpurbe er fir einiee Wis
nuten DOR 4n.unf! bss 3us.s aus benz
9epoibe entfernt unb unier elmer
Ireppe perisett. gls bann Der 3ug
NIT ben Staatstruppsn bon glarts-
burg, unter Hommanbo bes Sberits
leutnanis Osborne, aniam, ipuroen
bic leute prompt Don benz 8abHboi
neririeben uHo Der Reser uuroe oann
an 8orb gebrah..
Dlarion Wbit., ein Rahbar Der
Inslin ssamili.. unb Elm auber.r
Wlann. sriffen Sol. Osborne an. Der
Sffiser fdlug aber nit benz Aolben
fetnes 4rmee Repolpers brein uno
bic poIisei ptrbaftste bic bsioen WaRs
ner.
aaum ,par Der Rsser an Bcro ses
brnht iporben, a!s Der piitbnbeUoliss
bauien duf bic Woggons suftiir5te,
als aber bic 1ruppen cine Cab. iibe,
bic aopfe Der 2.ute binpes abfeuerie
piden bic 2eute 3uriid. gbe ober be,
3ug abfubr, ipurben cine 4n3abI
S6iiHe duf Jpn obgefeuert unb Il
ipurb.n idmmtlihe Geniterfdeibtn ger
brohen. Gin Solbdt. 4rtbur War
Ror., bon g!artsburs, purbe aiemlid
erkblin am aopfe perpunoet.
Wit Wcnn uno Waus nm
tergesdnsen.
CHATHAM, MaF., %. December
Der br.imaitiee S6ouer. Der BEL ber
Qittle Rounb Hlippen fpdbrenb bel
Gturmss am 10. DECEMBER gu Grun
| be ains. lit als bic .Wonie Rbobss'
bon Dinal 5apen. Wl... ioentifi3ir
| porben. Rcpt. Dobbin unb feline aui
5 R0pfen beitebenbe MannIdaft fin
olIer Wa1rfneinlinseit nah er.runsen
Der G6oner ipar NIT elmer llbun;
Roble mad Rem Dort beitimmt.
Sal DIM min3er perbaftet.
Rem yort, %. De3. Gebeim
bienit Naenien hoben am Dienitns
Mb<nb in Drootlpn eine Golfhmiinse
rel aus. perbafteten sipei Wdnner uni
tonfis3irten einen Sud pou falfhe'
25 gentshiide, i'm Dertb BON $1,000
Die Gefonsenen fnb Grant Stielberl
unb Jobn Oroos, bic erit Dor neui
Taonoten aus Rublonb tomen.
RIeinseIb.
Mofbinston. 28. Dea. Di
seipaIiise Mense tleiner SHeibemiin5e
ipelfe fiir bic 1eittase uusgesebei
ipurbe, 'FRONT.' ulmdblih in bic S6ub
omtssetp0lbe 5uriid. mo fe Bis gun
ndniten Sabre ruben nirb. Ni6t ne
aioss al S00,ooo, 900 - Dimss
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NNetterberiMt,

GiirOhio: Regen ober Ghnee I'm
nDrbli6en, Ree,n unb fdlter I'm fiioz
IiHen lbeil am Donnerfas. I'm Jreis
tog Grtlide GnneeseitOber nno bebeus
tenh fdltn. WerGnberlide Winbe.
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Doibiu9tpn, .. g.. 28. Deg.
lin attipe SeinoieIigteiten 81 permei=
ben, bat Soiti Der Grnsnuuns BON
GusIhiiiIen, on tpelhe oie@ntiheioung
BON 0rsnoi.rsitig.sitsn 5nifhsn 9attt
uno Gan Domingo perpiefen tperben
Iollsn. suesIttmmt. 0ieIe Snformation
miro bem 8riegsbspartement BON dmes
ritani'hen 3olIbeamten setabelt.
Der 9ampfsr nGberotee", BON Der
glnoe Qtnie, rpelher bon oem Hdnoe
nenbpot .Suoepenoenes" Der Rspubl!t
Gan Domingo bealeitet mar, fubr am
Montas 9beuo NIT TOO Solooten al
gorb nod perbmales ob. Dos SHtff
piro morsen in Santo Domingo 3ns
rii6erpartet. Der amsritdnifhe 3Dns
tpllettpr 90. 6. 9sau in Gamonoooeg
tsfinh,t ii6 IN GiHerbsit.
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Gin Sausnlabten IN ct. 2oiii5 IN
Gait,
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Dos $4,000 IN elmer Gittsburger
ganf beponirt bat
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Der Neser Sur6p
Von ben Staatstruppen bon
Weit 0irginien aus We-
ton absebolt,

Weit Virsinien aus We-
ton absebolt,
@p Ct ieiner giderbeit
bnlber TIT eineti Wetp6lbe
Der Grprek So. eit'
8efmloHen tpar
llno na6 Mounosuide ins 9sfdngnib
gs6radt.
Die llnteriuhung Der 3uderbetriige.
reien in Wetp Dort
G6rbert inuner er0bere Goinereien
3u Gage.
S1Iirnme Grploiion IN ben Sdnel5.
perten bel GI Yafo, Ter.
Gin SausnIabten IN ct. 2o1ii5 IN
Gait,
Dos $4,000 IN elmer Gittsburger
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The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14
DR. WILEY IS TO MARRY
and Enjoy Miss kelton's Cooking Alone.

Washington, Dec. 14.-Dr. Harvey Washington Wiley, pure food expert is going to be married
 For 66 years Dr. Wiley has made honest and indefatigable efforts to ob- tain square meal of absolutely pure food, properly divested of germs and microbes. and served to suit the pal. ate of savant, formidably armed with the knowledge of the deviously oyertaking ways of bacteria and ami macule.
 Now, deserting the cafes and res taurants of his bachelor days, Dr. Wi ley is about to set up an establish ment of his own.
 The woman who is not afraid to tackle the stupendous task of cater ing to the erudite and earnest chief of the United States bureau of chem. istry Is Miss Anna c. Kelton, daugh- ter of the late General Kelton, U. S. A., and in her own right a woman of mentality and poise.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14
KILLS HIMSELF IN PRISON
Assassin of Won PIehve Takes Nor. phlne When Jail Breaking
 Plot Is Discovered.

St. Petersburg, Dec. 14.-The report that M. Sasonof, who, July 2S, 1904, assassinated Minister of the Interior Won Plevhe, had died in the prison Of Zarantui was officially confirmed. The death is attributed to suicide.
 Recently rumors that Sasonoff had been fatally injured by a fogging were in circulation. According to the governor of the prison, the officers discovered a plot to release the polit. ical prisoners en masse. The authori. ties ordered the corporal punishment of two convicts.
 As protest against these measures the convicts severed the arteries in their wrists, and three others, includ. ing Sasonoff, took fatal does of nor. phine.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14
ohio Hotel Men at Dayton.

Dayton, O., Dec. IA hilarious crowd swarmed about the Phillips house today getting badges, programs and tickets for the annual convention of the Ohio State Hotel association. Hundreds of hotel keepers were on hand, and most of them were accom- panied by their wives and families. The convention opened this afternoon and addresses were delivered by Prof. Eugene Girard of Niagara Falls and Gus Lindeman of Dayton. President J. V. Monahan of Nelsonvile was in the chair. Tonight there will be . theater party.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14
See our hand painted pictures Mcdaniel Hdw. Go.

See our hand painted pictures. -McDaniel Hdw. Go.
 I have moved my livery stable to the barn belonging to the Farmers Union Ware house. Persons wanting a goou team can get one here. Buss connections between the Iron Mountain and P. & N. W. daily. Call or phone 146.--A. $. Blythe
 Dr. R. l.. Hinton will it, and furnish spectacles, and eye glass es and do any kind of repairing Moncrief Drug Store, Prescott, Ark. Satisfaction given, or your money back. Has had over 30 years experience and study of he work.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14
Self Culture Club

The following is the program to be rendered at the meeting of tho Self Culture Club to be held at thd home of Mrs. NJ. M. Smyth Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
 Hostess-Mrs. M M. Smyth. Roll Call-Chinese Legends.
 Lesson Leader-Mrs, Wilson. Life of Beethoven-Mrs. Rice. Magazine Study-Miss Cald- well.
 Paper-Beginning of Diplo- matic Relations with China Mrs. Logan.
 Original Christmas Story Mrs. J. NJ. Pittman.
 Vocal Solo-Mrs. D. Pittman.