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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
Der @erbredlrr i'm iSrad.

Mit Der 8erbaftune oes gelsiers
3eon be Reulemeeiter, Der elmer rui.
iiiden Wiqion1rin $4,000 Worf ab.
idluiu6elte, ideint Die 9erIiner go
li5ei einen giiten @rifi eetban 5u ba.
ben glus elmer gln5abl bon 8rieien,
Die bel elmer 9urtiu6ung oes @e.
p6ds NelJemeeiters gefiin6en pur.
ben, uno Die idmtli6 Don ieinem
fIiihtigen aompli5en 8anOen gnoen
berriibren, gebt unSneioeutis berpor,
onB beibe pSalonuerbreher", Die
glbenos itets in tooelIoiem SSrad ein.
bergineen, ieit lGngerer 9eit einen
groBeren Coup gepIant botten. Sn
einem Der 9riefc, in Dem 8anben
enoen ner5peifelt onrauf binipies,
boB er iih Die penigen Yfennige 3ur
slbienbune bes 8riefeS erit babe lei.
ben miiiieu, un6 boB WeuIemeeiter
ibm @eIo ienben miiiie, penn er naf
Berlin fommen ioae. idreibt Der
SohltnpIer, oob er boffe, Der Coup
peroe iest enbli9 seIineen, oantit iie
nibt mebr 81 arbeiten brau6ten.
Sn ibren 8riefen reben iie iid nit
pmein iiiBes 2ieb" uno anoeren Roie.
lporten an. WielIemeeiter, Der, lpie
lhon beridtet. bon tpobIbaben6en
eltern itammt, ideint iiberboript I'm.
ter oem @influB 8an6en @noens ae.
ltonoen 5u baben uno iit nabrihein.
lid bon linn 5u ben So6ftapeIeien
perleitet tuoroen. 9urf @rfunoi.
glngeu tn bem @obnorte Der @Itern
WeitIemeeiters TT feitseiteIIt porben,
oab er tpegen feines IieberIiden Sc.
bensiuanbels aif gIntras ieines 90.
ters bereits Dor iieben Sabren unter
9ornunoibnft seiteut ipuroe. Bel
ieiner eriten 8ernebmung auf Dem
Boli5eipraiioium erfI1rte UteuIemee.
tier, Der anfnnas fein @ort 0euti6
ipre6en poIlte, bab er unihuIoig iei
IS ftebe ibm bod nobI oas re6t 3u,
iid) bon elmer Dame 9eLo 5u leiben.
Seinen 5reuno @noen babe er in iei.
ner Seimatb fennen gelernt uno i'm
Sufaqig in Berlin fpie6er getroffen.
gls mebrere ariminaIbeamte feline
5aiben unteriuften. fanOen iie in
einem auBeror0entIid foItbaren
gortefeuilIe 1000 Dearf In Iau.
ienomorfid1einen. 9Iuf Die 9rage
mad Der S'rfunft 6es 9eIOes sab er
ibIieBIib gu, 6aB er ben 9etrag bon
8an ben Guoen erboIten babe, un6
baB er elm 9eil Der 9eute iei, Die
bon Der Tuiiin erihpinOeIt tulrbe.
8oroufbin erfolete Die iofortige 8er'
baftmg oes SoditapIers.
g9ie ole tueiteren grmitteIungen
ergaben, batte MeuIemeeIter in ben
porrebuten 8reiien. in oenen er oer'
febrte, er5GbIt, 6aB er cine iabriihe
Iente BON 10000 Sranfen be3iebc,
pGbren6 Inn IN @irfIihfeit MIR 900
Sranfen monntlih BON ieinen Gnge.
borisen ausgeicst paren. auf @rlnb
Sieier 8oripiegeIlmgen IieB iih Die
ruiiii6e WtiQionGrin, Der Reulemee'
iter anoaueruo BON ieinen ltro ieines
SreunoesSpielor .ltiten er5Gblte, Der.
leiten, Inn 6ie 25.000 Nart gu lei
ben. ReuIcmeeiter IteI1te ibr etnen
S6uIoidein iiber Ole Summe aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
AuSldup.

- 9lus 9ltben. @riedenlanO, Durbe
ssmelOet. OuB Die Olpmpiiden SpisIe
Der pOlitiiden unruben wesen in oisiem
Sabre bort taum ituttfinOen werOen.
SIM iriidsn Canal cOllioirtsn bic
snslidsn Dumpfer rSlpribire" uub
,arcaoian". Das lest9enunnte Shiff
wurOe 10 iturt bsidaOiSt, OuB es in fiinf
Uiinutsn Iuut. Die Wtanni6uft purOe
ssrsttet.
= Su Osm ioDaiiaen Surcrt Si4l,
mo Suiisr 6ruuB 9Oiepb einen Gbsil
oss Sommsrs uerbrinst, iOa BEN Wfo'
harden gu ieinem oiesidbriSen @eburts'
tag, bsm a6t;isiteu, Elm Dsnfmal er'
ri6tet weroeu.
- 9ia9 elmer iOebsn uerOffentlidtsn
amtli6eu SbdeunS iino I'M lesten
Sabre runo 100000 Staliener nad Der
1isuen SIslt aussewunoert, uuo iibsr
Swei Drittsl bsrislben bubsn iit nud
ben Ser. Stautsu 9ewaubt.
= Die n9sipiiSer 3situnsA besins
Die Seisr ibrss SweibuuoertunofiinfIi9'
idbrisen Bsitebens. Dus ielteus @r'
sisniB bot gu uusssdblten @liidwinideu
fir Die Subilurin sluluB se9ebsn. Die
Ssipsiser 3eituus, wslde umtIi6es Or
gan Der iadiiiben Re9teruus lit, beitebt
felt 1860.
- Sn Der llntrriuhung 9essn Sber'
leutuunt SOfridtsr, Den mutbmuBlihsn
gbienoer Der perbGu9niBuOllen Siit'
brieie in 98ieu, lit, mic aus ionit 9utuu'
terrihtster Suslle perluutet. nad9emie'
len morosn, wis Der Sffiiisr ous Ggan'
fali Iid beidufit bat. @r beSOS es Ourf
sinsn Seuerperfer, oeHcu SruOer OrO'
guilt lit.
- Der aud in giew Yort bsitsns
betaunte Eianiit uuO @OmpOuiit, Bro
feiOr 3auer Sdurwsntu. bs9ius BIZ
5eier ieines iehyslteu 9eburtsta9es
Dem seOissenen 0tuiiter wurben all.
laBli6 oss @reisniiies sbsuiO srOs'
urti9e wie Sabtreihe Suationen aus
alien Srsiieu Der Ssu0Itsruns barge
brabt.
- Inter entiprshsnOeu 5eisrliffei
ten iiuo bic 8OrOrte WtOdern, Stiins
StOtteris, RrObitbviOu. OOlist uni
DOien in bic StaOt Vsipiis sinssmsin
bet worOsn. Sin lun9e nuf ben
BuuihSettel ssitunOsusr Plun 1T Oami
,ur 9lusfiibruns selunst. Die Sin
pObnsriabI SeipiiSs lit nunmsbr au
lrunO $4,000 anssidwOllsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
GiScnbabn Seittabelle.
9slapars. aadauanna Hno BsHsrH Balm
A-.E. -. al LnnI.
Seioc Telephone

Sn Rrdft ben "a. Suui 1906.
gioIIa a-9nIGet Scranton fir Rsp gorf
um 2.05, 3.20, sos. 500. 1920. Born. {;
1910, 3.25 uub $40 gla&miitaas. Mir
Rem gprt Hub philadelphia, um 500 gorm.;
f2.4O unS 3.35 Na&miiiass. 8ar
Eobvbauui, $40 Ra&mittaes.
N6roliG sir Buffalo nm is, 6.25u II 900
Wor., t.55. $40 uub Ito Radmittaas. f5iir
Biustamton, Glmiro uub 3ptf&tufiatiUnsn. um
1910 Wcr. uut LOS Rd&mA S}fr Sspsau
5prasufs uub Utica. UNI IFS unb {. 6.25 Wsr. (;
t.55 gla&mlitaas Osptap. Svraeuft unS
Utica 3us um 6.25 Wor IGuft t6aIib, dusas.
uumnisu Scuutaas. Mir Wpntrcft nm 600
Wcr.; los uub $40 Rabm. RiboITpn ge.
{ pnoeatiou I'm 400 Ratbmitinas Pina.
bauipter aceemOeaticu. nm 6.t5 Rdtmittnas.
Hloomsburs 9ibifion-gnIdsi Scranton
IHT Npribumtrlaub nm 6.35. 10 90 Rcr. ;
.55 uue $40 Ea&m 8tir pIpmOutb nm 9.O5
Na1mtttaas.
SountdaS,3har.
sfoliG Mir Tsp grrf nm 205 400
sos rnS 1920 Mcrssus; 3.35 unt 3.4o
Na6m.
W0rpIiG Mir Buffalo um tfs. urt
6.25 Wcr. t.55. 6.ln uub tt.t0 Natm
tir SiuabautOu uuo 3pilbtufatiputn. 9.OC
uub t0.t0 Scrmittaas
8Ioumsbura 9ibifiou -g'rISsi Grrnutpr
m 1927 wnr uuA $40 Ra6mittdas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
gpmsenattsntat einss eifsriiidtiaen.

francesco SantafeSo aus ReapeI
tuar Dor 5pei S5abren mad 9lmertfa
ausgenanoert unO yntte feline 6rau
unS bier Riuoer, Nenen er reaelmaBig
Ieinen 8eroienit iauote, Oabsim gu.
riidgeIaiIen. 9faA einiger 8eit per.
nobm er, 6nb ieine 5rau elm Siebes.
perb6ltnib nit benz Siterisniuirtb
EuriSou unterbieIt. Hadeouriti9
flibr er nit benz nGbiten 9an1pfer
iiber 6us erobe 8oiier unb mari in
oas Saus ieines HioaIen iipei 9om-
ben. 9ieie egplobirten in oemieIbeu
9lugenbIid, oils oas 8Grden in 5drt-
Iid1em Sete.a.tete beiiammen tpar.
9urh Die @rploiion tpuroen ole Sen.
Iter oIler gtahbarbduier 5erbroden,
Ionft bat oas glttentat oes betroeenen
Gbemauaes tenen S&uoen anseri@.
tet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
8ermifAteS Snlanb.

= Sn Chicago tpurbe oas neu 9e'
baute, nod nidt gang beenbete alten'
beim ser giOrwsssr oura Seuer 5sr'
fort. S6uOsn $65, 900.
- slns ROm traf bic Oiahriht elm,
oos Der Paplt 0isu. 8. 8. &iee uOn Der
ct. Yeterfir6s in JtOrtb bridge. Wtalip
,um Yildof uon burlington, St., er'
nannt bat.
- aus Sisp gort wirO 9emelcst,
oas wdbrsuO osS Subres 1909 in ben
8ereinisten Staaten $4,000. 900 Bur
Setdmpfuns Der GubsrfulOie ueraus'
subt purosn.
- Inter einem felt Osm 1. Sanunr
in araft setrstsnsn neuen Beniionsss'
Iee wuroen 800 anssitsllte Der uerihies
oenen 2inien Der yisw YOrt @entral'@i'
Isnbabu psniiOnirt.
-Sn elmer Sieuns Der Sernaltun9ss
bsbOrbe oes ~BroOt!pn 9nltituts Of arts
ano Sciences" murbe bsidloHen, ben
0iamen Or. Srsoerif u. @oots BON
Der WttslieOerliite Su itrei4en.
- Der neu erpdblte Siirsermeiiter
@agnor in 9tsw gOrf bat Die Serfiis'
uns erlaTen, oaB fortun alle iiGotii6en
Seamteu uou 8 llbr 0forsens bis 5
llbr Jiahmittuss arbeiten miiien.
-Su San Sruncisco ftarb sun5
plSblid Darius OsOen Wtills, Pbilun'
tbrOp. 6iuuu;isr uuO Sutsr Der Satin
Oss YOtiduiters Der Yersinisteu Stua-
ten in SouOon, BbiteIaw &eio, an
9srSihwade.
= GrSbiidOi SlennOn BON ct. Vouts,
DtO., erbielt uulanSit, als er ieiu fiber
mes Rrieiteriubildum feierte, 144 @e'
mdlbs, @Opieu uOn n3iiot's Vibel'
ltuOien oes Jieurn Gsitaments". sic
rsprdlsntirsu eineu SBertb uon $685.
600.
- aus Ysr,weifluus oariibsr, oaB
er on elmer unbeilbareu Srantbeit lit,
bssius in 9tsw YOrt Elm 65 Sabre alter
Oiunn, 9tamens Samusl Paris. Selbit'
moro, inoem er uOu bsm Dad eines
6itOdissu Suuies uuf Die StraBe
ipran9.
= Die 3abl Der Sdiffe, wsIds i'm
usrsaussuen Sabre ben Otew Yorfsr
00ien beriibrten, bstrus laut ausweis
Der Barge Office 1O.76O. SOu oisien
parsn 6S03 Oampfsr unO 1857 Sesel'
i6iiie. 1921 Oampfer unO 1902 seq
Ter tamen aus Dem Nuslaube, Die iibri'
gen S6iffe aus bsimiidsn 9dfsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
Snrdy ciurn GSOli5ciEnuO crmittcItr
WiGroer.

8iI66icbc, Die I'M Sort Siiliebrlb
bel areieIo OenSagOauiieber Gilman
sridJoiien iuo 5pei anOere sIufieber
idper beripunbeten, finO IN Der 8er'
ion oreier @ergIeute ermittelt NOR.
oen. @s iino Dies Die @ebriiOer Site
unO Der 9eremnrn @ebburot Gin
auf Die GSGbrte 9ebradter YoIi5eibrmO
oerToIgte Die Spuren mad Der glrbei.
tertoIonie GepeIen mo itellte BORT
ben 9lrbeiter 8ebbar6t. Der nuh nnh
tur5em 2eugnen ein 8eit6nonib ab-
Ieate. Ger Suno nobm Die Spur
oonn peiter gu ben beioen 9riioern
OItc auf, Die $benfaus Die NtorOtbnt
.ingeitanoer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
sdrefsnsthat smcier @iISerer.

gei 8immelburg in Ser Bropin3
Sad,Ien bemerfte elm 9nbnipGrter in
Der gsodlt, mic Stuei rmbetunnte WGn'
uer, onideinen6 8iIbbiebe, einen I'm.
befannten ehuu 25i6brigen Wianu
unmitteIbor Dor Dem GinIaufen bes
8uaes auf ben gabnforper Der 9abn
Sale-aaIieI Iesten rnb oaun binter
elmer Sede parteten. Ser 3ug Der.
itiimmeIte ben a6rper fiirhtbar. 9ie
@iloerer fIiidteten. @eber iie nod
Der Soote fonnter bisber retoguossirt
neroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
eadapanua & BBomins gaIIsb.
(eaureI einie.)
3pH&su Scranton uub 8ilfts, Barre.

3pif&tn SerantOn un6 QBilFtssSarrt.
3hat vtrIaiTtn Serantcn nm 90. 300. 2 nN.
100, 800 uut 6 on Wcratns. lin s 40 Spcr.
I,us an gBc6tuiaatn unS ale udbfrIdtuss
4 tpau,to Tatuuttu, ure I'm ZOO WUrntus an
5ouutddeu uub ale udbfcIdtrNr ,~dulia Wi.
,ut,u STA uub ipFIuFvs 70 no Ra6ts. In Wh.
= ts.Barrs II Wliuuitu ib6tsr dnfcmmt-t.
Grpr,H,fia', uur IN Tittetcu drbaIttub. rtr.
dF,u 5erautcu dls Stunhs tdnTid. duan'
tsmmsu 5ouutdds uuh Ftisrthaen. BON 7 "a
Wsrd,us tts 7.t9 Estubs. uuh 'rtfFtu In @il.
Gs .glnyrt 10 Wiuutsu fp6trr sin
Otfttr,r D'sua ,wiib.1 Scranton. Idv gun
Mari. aund q5drF, Iettrsburd uuN Duumprt.
I5i,h, EahvNtnu Fir aspTdh'fSvhsrubt 3ias.
xvat 10 Rraft am 8. SuIi1907.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-22

Complete, Straight Line Keyboard
Removable and interchangeable Platens
Ball Bearing Carrage
Reversible 'Iabulator Rack
Simple Stencil Cutting Device
Drop Forged Type Bars
Perfect Line Lock
Bichtome Ribbon
Uniform Touch
Bill Bearing Type Bar
C3lann Er'der and Paragrapher
Decimal 1~5ula,o.
Wilde Whiting
4 Key fo, Every Character
Perfect Erasug Facilities
ioercaanaca5 auiages
.t.cht and Left carriage Release Levers
smuggling f.re.nal Rack
Protected Ri ben
Gear Driven la doees
Ribbon Con I'D from Keyboard
Variable sad iyersal Line SPacer
Perfect Dust CgTd
Back Space lcger
Carriage F,tudsr
Improved Marginal Stops
Escspemea,, Speediest Ever Devised
These are features which make the
Smith Premier the choice Of the
man who investigates comparative
advantages.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-22

An electrically heated bath robe has
been devised containing seven thous-
and feet of very fine wire. This robe
weighs only twenty ounces more than
an ordinary bath robe, and if attached
to tue lighting circuit will quickly
warm the coolest person.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-22

The Diamond Shoals off Cape Hat
teras, the graveyard of the Atlantic,
are to be protected by automatic elee-
trio devices The diaphr agnas Of two
large megaphones are to be vibrated
by electricity producing volume of
sound which can be heard for miles.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-22
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G q s TO RIA

Some Of the new light eolored para
soils show Innings OF contrasting color.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-24

Chas. F. Pittman left this morning on a business trip to Little Rock.
 Hon. Thos. c. McRae left yes terday afternoon on a business trip to St. Louis.
 J. R. Harrell is having a mod ern front put in his shop building on West Front Street.
 Bert Johnson, of Highland, passed through Prescott last night en route to Little Rock.
 Wat White left yesterday aft ernoon for St. Louis, where he goes to buy a stock of fall and winter goods.
 Mrs. Hugh Mcdaniel left yes- terday afternoon for Hot Springs, accompanying o. R. Mcdaniel on his stay there.
 See Floyd Hawkins, at station near Park Hotel, for arrange ments to go to the camp meeting in his E. M. F. 30 car. The cheap. est way.
 The work of grading the resi- dence lot of Werna Hamilton was finished yesterday, and the con. tract for the new home to be e. rected thereon will be let in a few days.
 Mrs. Hopgood and Misses Sain, Couch and Carter, of Nashville, came in yesterday afternoon on the Prescott & Northwestern train, en route to Philadelphia, where they go to attend a house party of friends.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-24
LIFE ON PANAMA CANAL

has had one frightful drawback. .naa. r!a trouble-that has brought suffering and death to thousands. The germ cause chills. fever and ague, bilious ness. jaundice. lassitude. weakness sna general debility. But Electric BitteB never fail to destroy them and cure malaria troubles. "Three bottles com. pletely cured me of very severe at. tack of malaria, "writes Wm. A. Fret. we'll, of Lucama, N. C., and I've had good health ever since" Cure Stom. ach, Liver and Kidney Troubles, and prevent Typhoid. Soc. Guaranteed by Hesterly Drug Store,
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-24
Walter King

We are authorized to annou,,,] Walter King as the repubHc,,) candidate for Constable of Mi, souri township, subject to tS,| action of the voters at the ess tion September F, 1910.
 Belonging to one of thA neer families of Prescott N. King needs no introduction x the people of Missouri townsb;n| for they know him to be a hs,al working, honest conscientio,,| man who if elected to the oficeba aspires will make them an oH, ient and trustworthy constablp
 MT. King is qualifed-ther can be no objection to him alons that llne, and Ii a republican ish be elected we know of no one vha is more deserving for the ofSce than Walter King.
 Give MT. King your earnest consideration when you go to the polls on the day of the general e. lection.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-24
Dr. A. D. Wren. of Sutton, was a visitor to Prescott today.

d NlSlUOI tO I cSCOUU
 Go to and from the Main Spring camp ground, in Floyd Hawkins E. M F. 30 auto car, the cheapest easiest and quickest way. Station near Park Hotel.
 Miss Cora Stanley arrived to- day from St. Louis, where she has been for the past few weeks purchasing goods for Mrs. Shan kle's millinery store, of which she will have charge during the com ing fall and winter season.
 Mrs. J. V. Tedford left this morning for her home in Salt Lake City, Utah accompanied by her daughter, Miss Edith Ted ford, and her sister, Miss Bessie Vaughn. Miss Vaughn goes to attend the University of Utah an other season, having spent last year there.
 A movement is on foot by a number of the representative citizens of Prescott to purchase Dan Eagles inter est in Lackland Springs, and to make summer resort of the place. If the pres ent plans are worked out, a num- Der of summer cottages will be built there, the springs fixed up. and will in time be the most pop ular outing place in this section.
 Mrs. c. k. Blake chaperoned a merry party of picnicers to BoughtOn last evening, where a few hours were spent very pleas antly on Garland creek. near that place, and the usual good picnic supper was spread. The party went up on the short train at , pm. and returned on No. 223. and were composed of Mir. and Mrs. Dave Kinser, Misses Irene Blake, Lois Blake, Pauline Dennis. Grace Dennis, Ruth Gordon, Stella Hale, and MesSrs. Arthur Sykes and Jacob Hesterly.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-24

Watson Caulder. of Hope, is visiting relatives in Prescott this week.
 Richard Porter left last night for Hopkins county, Texas, on business.
 Fletcher Bolls, of Conway, came in yesterday on a visitt to the home folks.
 Work laying the concrete eros sings on West Main street, near Third, began this morning.
 Miss Mary Caldwell ha re tdrned from an extended stay with relatives in Tennessee.
 J. D. Barlow came over yes terday evening from Hope in a new automobile. He was accom- panied by party of friends.
 Quite a number of Prescott people witnessed the stalking off of the ground for the new high school building yesterday after~ noon, work on which will begin at once by Contractor Reddick.
 Howard Powell left today for Waldo overland to make a pre-. liminary survey for the Prescott & Magnolia Railroad. This sur- vey is what is termed a horse. back survey, but Mir. Powell went on foot. The distance is 35 miles, and Mr. Powell will pick out the most accessible route for the road, which will doubtless be built in the near future.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-24
Local News

M, W. Greeson is spending to- day in Little Rock.
 Miss Ida Whitten returned yesterday from a visit to Hope. W. c. Moore has been appoint ed postmaster at Emmet in place of J. K. Prescott, resigned.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Moore, of Hope, riding in their auto car, E, M. F. 30, were visitors to Pres colt today.
 Mrs. Arnic E. Thompson, of Hope, after spending a month with relatives here, returned home today.
 Get your 10 pound molasses cans from us. A large shipment just received.
 Prescott Supply x Hdw. Co.
 Rev. H. w. Steen visited Cur don last night, where he officia- ted at the marriage of Mir. Stan c. Harley to Miss Emma Pais ley.
 Mrs. c. w. Jacks, of Texar- kama, returned home today after spending awhile here as the guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. P. Beidleman.
 Moore X Martin are putting the pipes on the ground for the purpose of connecting the new high school property with the water mains of the town.
 The camp meeting opens Fri day night. Floyd Hawkins will take you out and back in his au- tomobile cheaper and quicker than you can go any other way.
 There will be special meeting of Prescott Lodge No so A. F. &, A. M. tonight. Work in the en- tered apprentice degree. All members cordially invited.
 J. M. Kinser Sec.
 pr. R. L. Hinton will fit, 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 the work.
 Our missionary, Miss Jennie Howell, sails for Brazil in short time, and the Home Mission So- ciety, of the M. E. church, cor. dially extends an invitation to the different churches and their pas tors to attend farewell recep> tion to be given in her honor, at the Methodist church Thursday night from 8 to II o'clock.
 Mrs Cress, Sec.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-24

O. H. Helbig left last night on a business trip to St. Louis.
 Miss Lois McMath, of Hope, is guest at the home of w. R. Mum.
 We are inclined to believe that all this cold wave talk will turn out to be hot air"
 Mir. and Mrs. Bainet Thomp- son, of Highland, were guests at the Park Hotel today.
 We are glad to learn of the i'm proved condition of Mrs. Oscar Gill, who has been quite sick.
 Texarkana yesterday received the first bale of new cotton raised in Arkansas. brou ght in by Wm. Paup.
 w. V. Tompkins and c. R. Haynie left yesterday afternoon for Philadelphia, where they go to attend Clark circuit court which is in session there.
 The new saw mill of the Juno tion City Lumber Go. at Smith ton, is nearing completion, and operations are expected to begin next week manufacturing lum- Der.
 The condition of Mrs. Levi Moore is considerably improved. Miss knoble, who was attending her, has been excused tenn porarily, and is now waiting on Homer Og- den, who is dangerously ill with typhoid fever.
 Yesterday Vick Scott suffered a severe kick by a young mule, which he was attempting to manage. Mr. Scott's injuries, while quite painful, are not very serious and he will doubtless be all right in short while.
 On account of the failure of the lense to the moving picture ma chine to properly focus last night, MT. Ed Logan was unable to open the opera house, but everything is in readiness, and the place will render an interesting program i tonight.
 An effort is being made to have Hon. w. J. Bryan speak at Pr es colt during his iteneracy in this state in the interest of Amend ment No. 10. Mir. Bryan has a. greed to make eight speeches in Arkansas between now and the e. lection, and letter received this morning by Mayor Andrews from Governor Donaghey, indi- cated that there is strong possi- bAity that Prescott will be among the towns visited. It would be gratifying to our people, many of whom have never heard the great Commoner, if it could be ar ranged to have him speak here.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-24
STRUCK A RICH MINE

s. w. Bends, of Coal City, Ala, says he struck a perfect mine of health in Dr. Kings New Life Pills for they cured him of Liver and Kidney Trouble after F years of suffering. They are the best pills on earth for Constipation, Ma laria, Headache, Dyspepsia, Debility. 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-24
4 Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our many friends for their kind and pal tient assistance during theI severe illness of our daughter and sister. There will ever live in Our8 hearts a spirit of gratitudel lol those who so faithfully watched. over her through the trylngl hours of sickness and death. May Gods richest blesslnssI rest upon each and every onel during their soiourn here upon earth, is our prayer.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. $. Adams
 and children
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-25
Fascinating Hair
Every Woman Who Uses Partisan
Sage Has Plenty Of Il

Every Woman Who Uses Partisan
Sage Has Plenty Of It
Women who desire plenty of beauti-
full hair with brilliance and luxur-
lance that cannot fail to command ad-
miration should begin using Partisan
Sage at once.
Partisan Sage will greatly improve
the attractiveness of any persons hair
in a few days. 1t will do more; it
will rid the scalp of every particle of
disgusting dandruff; it will stop fall.
ing hair and itching scalp, or money
back.
It cools and refreshes the scalp in
summer, and removes every trace OF
the odor arising from perspiration in
few minutes.
Partisan Sage Is a daintily perfum.
ed preparation. delightfully."- refreshing
and free from grease or sickness
1t will make hair grow and prevent
it from turning gray.
Sold by druggists everywhere and
by L. H. Fihe for SO cents a large
bottle. Mail orders filed. all charges
prepaid by the American makers, Cir,
oux Mfg. Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
In the time l have used Partisan
Sage I have found it very satisfact.
ory both as a grower and dandrufl
cure. Miss Ada NJ. Bratt. Hoosick
N. Y, Mar. %, 1910
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-25
NAME MAY AS SUPT,

The following dispatch tells OF the
success of John 8. May, formerly OF
this city and son Of former Superin-
tendent May OF the Richmond Divi-
sion:
John S. May has been appointed
Superintendent of the Buffalo and
Susquehanna Railroad. with offices at
Galeton, Penn. He will have charge
of maintenance of way and structures
and of transportation. Mr.. May is well
known in this city, and was formerly
identified with the Richmond Division
of the Pennsylvania. Before taking
service with that road he was with
the Queen and Crescent.