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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-19
Heart toHeart
Talks.
THE MAN BEHIND THE LAW.
By EDWIN A. NYR.

me WAN BEHIND The LAW.
Governor Deneen of Illinois, togeth.
er with party of friends, was arrest.
ed not long ago for law violation.
1t Is fine story
The party, occupying an automobile,
was returning from a club reception
near Peoria and was stopped by a po-
hceman named Hill
You haven't the required number of
lights on your car, and, besides, you
have exceeded the speed limit" said
the policeman.
See here" interrupted the chauffeur;
"cut this out. Those are big people.
When you know who they are you will
not want to be so gay"
I don't care who they are; they
can't violate the law" answered Po-
liceman Hill
II am Governor Deneen,~ said the
chief executive, standing up in the
car. What offense are we guilty OFF,
The policeman almost fell off his mo-
torcycle when he saw the governors
familiar face. but he was game.
Cant help it, gov ernor," he said.
1.-The law must be enforced"
Il agree with you,' replied the gov
ernor- Are we going to be hauled
IMP
Guess I'd better send you down to
the station and see what the sergeant
says" said Hill
The automobile was driven to the
station, where the parties were "book-
ed for failing to comply with the law
requiring lights on the cars at night.
| Said l not 1t is fine storyi
1t reads like those army incidents in
which the generals party approaches
the picket line and is refused admis-
sion by the stern sentinel, who has his
orders to admit no one withour the
proper password
Policeman Hill enforced the law
without distinction of persons.
The governor was quick to see the
policeman's point, and he set a good
example by prompt obedience to the
law.
clude all attractions of the law, wheth-
er by high or low.
1t is trite but true saying that
what we need is not so much the pas
sage of new laws as the strict and
equitable enforcement of the old laws
As 1t is the man behind the gun"
who wins the victories of war, so the
man behind the law wins the victories
Of peace.
AND as the man behind the law
must enforce the law, so the man in
front of the law must obey the law.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-19

LINES VIII PRINT an edition of
VII DC OF greatest interest
CROWN and progress Don't Extra
edition may be Office Garv p - Inc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-19
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THINGS s. FILINGS

THINGS 6 FILINGS
+ GOT yer hay all in?
/ -AA-
GOING to have beef investigation
in Chicago. More piffle
a.
| 1T was Horace Mann who said, the
AS ft,appears to man upon a limb,
the Sox are not going to come back
either.
THE Elks feel that they have got
about all they can out of this hot
weather.
FUNNY to see them flocking to
Oyster Bayswhen there's no r." in
the month
l. P.-Wetcertainly did not say wag-
ging tongues We wrote wagon tongues
plain enough.
-
NEVER mind missing train now
and then as long as you don't miss
your pocket book.
MR. Kern wouldn't be permitted to
take that $4,000 per annum job, If he
wanted to take it
SOME people shouldn't hide their
light under a bushel, a peck measure
would be big enough.
-
MR. Kern has not come back"
either. up to the hour of putting the
first form on the press.
%
USELESS thing to argue with a
constable who accuses you of scorch-
ing. He needs the money.
TT is amazing to read of lightning
story in an exchange without it's being
called bolt from the blue"
The Calumet river, as it flows
through Hammond, is getting so thick
you can almost walk over it.
NEW York is loading up with gold
so as to be in position to handle the
crops that you see growing I'D about
you.
SOME of the political candidates
who are mending their fences find them
to be made of wire. and live wires at
that
OLD General Harmony is getting in
his fine work among the Lake county
republicans in the most approved
style.
JEFFRIES may fight again. He
ought to trade off his boxing outfit |
for good secondhand boilermaker's
outfit
HOW would you like to have to keen |
track of the poor Gould children, scions |
of numerous Divorces in the blase |
family?
COAL dealers are beginning to chirp |
up a little They found a new vein |
s1xty-fve miles long in Pennsylvania
the other day.
WOMAN wants to be governor of
Woman wants moth
ing but the power to govern, no matter
what rank she's in
TIM Englehart's chicken dinners
will be In great demand just as soon
as he decides to run for senator
against Mr.. Corhett
DR. Wiley says there is nothing
dangerous about kissing. Well, do you
still stick to the fact that ice cream
sodas are dangerous?
-
THOSE seven thousand new votes in
Lake county this year are beginning
to cause some of the down state pa
pers lot Of sleepless nights.
THE Chesterton Tribune saws that
the Laporte Argus Bulletin knows a
good story when it sees one. We find
his true about good many papers.
JIM Sherman said a pretty good
hing when he tersely commented that
he was against men who are republic
ans for office and democrats in office.
THE Chicago Record Herald thinks
John W. Kern would have been sur
orised had he sat on tack. He would
lave been exceedingly panied ANYWAY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-19

The man who is talking about the
good old days has to drag somebody
on into corn field before he can get
them to listen to him in these exciting
times.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-19

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Dependent because of Ill health.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-19

IF there are any other kinds of ac-
cldents In Lake county that could hap
pen we should like to know what thew
we're after reading last Sundays rec
ord
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
NOT AFRAID 10 BITE WITH
HIS TEETH

The beat test Of anything which
has TO bear everyday use aud all
sorts o. atrains, whsth6f Il 81 an
engine. an automobile or q set NJ
our Method teeth. ls 10 put than to
work and await results.
THAT ia tho final teat--uss them
II viii bring out the defects II any
are covered up. as nothing eiss
viii We say 70 patient when We
put Our Method teeth IN place.
Now 20 and use them az you
would your own natural teeth.
Dont abuse them. keep them clean
aud let ~ know how they stand the
strain ~ everyday use
Did you ever hear Of dentist
telling hts patients 70 20 and use
one Of those partial plates bite
on the teeth. chew with them. and
lot him hear the resultsf Not
much
A partial plate f. a makoshift.
and any one who ls wearing one
viii AZ ones say The partial
plate is q Joke az far as usa goaa +"
our dentists are experts IN the
eonts art Of palnlessnoss. Hurt
youf Not a particle They know
better Modern dentistry. az prac.
tlc0d IN our office. IL years In ad.
vance OF the old.fashloned daa.
tistry.
We give written guarantee
with all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES.
N. W. Cor. Ord Av and Union So
Across the street From the
poatofftoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
THE PACIFIC
COAST LEADS
a SEATTLE COMPANY HAS
MADE THE GREATEST REC.
ORD EVER MADE Nv ANY
SIMILAR COMPANY ~ The
UNITED STATES.

No company IN the United States
has ever before made such a record
az the Northwestern Mutual FIRE
association q Seattle Ona Of the
grand features Of tbs company j.
that the policy holders who pay ths
premiums Ess the profits instead Of
a faN stockholders naring it,
niaa yeAra History IL haa mmdg ia
polley hoidsTa over $4,000 AnH
paid them Lars Losses In an avex8
ago u only three days after receipt
81 proof In addition 10 tho large
dividends. Il has accumulated cash
resources one third greater In pro.
portion 10 amount seeded 10 carry
policies 20 expiration than the ten
largest stock companies IN the
United States
There aro over 2.oo0 musaal ooss-
panics IA The United States. but the
Northwestern has already affalned
place among the 50 strongest a
these. and the average age Of lie
others that have attained cquai
strength IL over 90 years
u Il Interesting to know that M
such mutual company has over
failed after having attained the
strength 81 this company. Il ls-
sues aaaesHabls policies which
participate in the profits % the
company. ''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
REFLECTIONS ON HIS NOSE
u Was a Red Orc Before Poslarn
Completely Cleared the skin.

heeause % the numarous roglsc.
lions on his red nose many a man
possessed N that affiicti0n has d.
tsrmiusd 20 rid himself Of n. and
has done 70 quickly through the use
~ a liifle poalam. the nev Hkin rem.
edy. naturally fioah colored, which
heals and hides skin imparfacllone
Alfhough primarily q remedy Tor
acxems stopping the itching with
first application aud rapidly rsator.
Ing the health Of the skiu-~poslam
shows Immediate and surprising re.
aulfs when uaed for less serious
skin affections. such AZ plmpiea.
RASH bluichHs lnflammationa. etc.
Used after shaving Il viii aootha
and tone no the skin a. no toilet
preparation could possibly do
According 10 the uses FOR watch
u IN employed p0alam may Be pur
chased In i0-cenf boxes or 81 90 Jars
at the Quaker Drug Co. aud ali drug
stores A free sample which Will
demonstrate It's marvellous work
will be- sent upon request 70 any
ono who will write 10 tho Emeraen.
cy Laboratories. ~ West 25th
street. New York City
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

Yes. ! have already given yau her
and given you 10 her 70 90 that
10 stone. AS / said. Tor my attempi
90 part YOU we'll. will give Mr.
pnkcnhan the Key that sir Richard
pnkenham ~ England lately held
told YOU u woman pays. body and
soul' IN what coiu fate gave ms. /
win pay q. You think my moraiss
mixed No. I ,en you I am olean'
havo only bought my own peace,
with nay own cousrlsneci Now. ag
last. Helena Won Rtts knows whI
Hhe was born o. what end hava
q work e. da. and, SOS. ! sea u naw
uy Journey 10 America. after ALI
was part Of the plan % fate
have learned much--thtough youl
uonHiur
Hurriediy she turned and left me
passing through the heavy dTaperias
which cut of tho room whefe siaod
thr great satin couch saw her
cast herself there. her arms outnaRs
slew decp and silent sohs shook all
her body
Madam Madam 4" cried 10 her
~ mott b. not What YOU have
done here IL worth hundred NIL
Hon 10 dollars hundred thoaaa 81
~ lives perhaps Vet. that b. tfuu.
y mshns most II Oregon. with
HOMER and Rlthons war That ~
tfue. aud q b much nui che prirs
paid @it q more than "a this con
tlnent is worth. II d cos, - much
aa that Naf shall lti
nlsek with mlilan pin points n
red. uhe world SWAIN around na
Millions of dead souls az souls an
born seemed fo gaze az me and my
Undertaking rage caught up chr
scroll whieh bore tsnglAnda signs.
thfw, and with one clutch cast u in
swo pieces an che floor. A. Il lay.
~ sa3ed ~ g IN silence. slowly !
saw q great. soft radiance eamc np
ou her face The rod pia points
cleared awsy from ms own vision.
tro BE continved.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

ough and prompt cure an n nifty.
cent treatment OF Pnpo's Dinretlc.
which any druggist can supply
Il IN needless to feel miserable
aud worried. because this unusual
preparation goes al once TO the out.
oforder Kidneys and urinary sys
TEN, distributing its cleansing, heal.
ing and strengthening influence a..
reetly upon the organs and glands
affected. and completes the cure be
fore you realize H.
Your physician. pharmacist. bank
or or any mercantile agency VIII
tell you that pape. Thompson &
Pape. Of Cincinnati. II a large and
responsible medicine concern. thor
oughly worthy ~ your confidence.
Accept only Pape's Diuretle- fif-
ty.cent parliamentary drug store
anywhere IN the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
BACKACHE SIMPLY VANISHES
AND YOUR KIDNEYS ACT FINE

A real surprise awaits every SUI
ferer from kidney or bladder trouble
who takes several doses Of Pape'a
Diuretio. Misery IN the back sidea
or luins. sick headache. nervous.
ness, rheumatism pains. heart pal
pltHtions. diGxlnesa. aleeploHsneaa.
lnflamed or swollen cyelida, lack 81
energy aud all symptoms OF 06t.of
order Kidneys simply vanish
unconirullable urlnation (eape.
cially NJ night. smHrting. offensive
aud disrolored water aud other
bladder misery ends.
The moment You suspect kidney
or urinary disorder. or feel any
rheumatlam, begin taking this harm.
heaa medicine. with the knowledge
That there IL NO other remedy. al
any price, made anywhere else IN
The world which will effect 10 thor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

The Afmairpus M9sical Comedy
company af ghe Star tnoagre this
week offer "Swrethearta and Wives.
anA iHr nix baby daii chorus made
thinks hum a. fer usual Ethel Ia
ttH Doris t'irp~F and Clara Howard
lasd no trauhle Eeftsas BY with tireir
senss VIII Armstrong and Gus
Leonard provide the enmira Tha
present show IL always On the move
and al IN an ii Is very fasf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

The Raven prescription service
means that the doctors skill In
prescribing 10 most efficiently sup.
piemented by the dru0aists skill IN
compromising. RAVEN DRUG co.
t4f6 Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

80
be roneuha
was up 60 hast
seas0n. enc %
the most popu
lar and valued
members ~ the
stock company
az tho Lets AT
81 a sudden he
made np hts
mind 90 lef tho
stage W g b BILE
aiana as BEST it
Might without
nlga and f,F the
W.s aa HtnHNtal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

Ht| I|.U -. NHNNNA "
w ~. ~. Reese prorser ia tn
w. lst .n'.fe with be mgr ~.
b m.,,, ana De has 4 eTisi -
n I s' e.... shlch enabled H. ~
St. i6nss.sg elaan.up az ~ tfa-
y : ilneess Yesterday ~ pre~
. sI,'s y Helen Reed WHO =.
! ssslan 80. = voice hsrseif ira
= !. ~ gs.s y'f s Che gelr ysa,er.
sss'leI w "a hearty Five husky
Il AZ .ssd a lot IN ie,zvi,,-
z isars.... iiuisf hangs baaa ~ LIS.
"a Zen nlautss ms, r 4swl
s ~ Duil Datch dlsise,
.Azsssrss our old fri.nd 49,
: trgss ,k.l-ong Smith ara ftar-
af 'a ''':: u y ~ ~ ~,
sshy u. es:'s.ns On Z sog W. a@,
hss.a..,, ~. t.a fsro aad via, p ...
so iaagicra. piny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

crime and head
llne honota viii
b. that havAhle
and popular act
res Iuiis Wal
colt Ever since
Julla came back
Is town the two
u them have
hesn evolving a.
SuNppV comedy
sketch " hfc b.
theV roFis "a
mgg viii BE- a.
Knockout TN o.
N,tWf 6s n4su he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

10 1bfseants There was water
u artnreter ara sama gn fga
- AZ mrs that 81 W
NAf'sl 4 Nale q taugF sarss.
4ese Nas ao hsRklluE gyeF thf
= AnAi p " p@fson was just
~ sAuFe Srhi@ss k1se She
q 'r,4l.yi an3 gives nu inita-
SFsle servant Eifi which
- sHgaiitervas And them snr
" Aiih Ffntriiglulal effort
.e-f ~ hapgeu In chunka
.sary stuff. al right and
~ one best buy ~ che
-. 9 ne VFpheum corral vas
sleiisF Thoroughbred one
- snd hfs bracs u younger sis-
tAait 4na Emily. came across
-. - s ,.a ass'sianee va sonss and
w thAs Felix faiiow. with
-. ...no,ed facial r1nfortion and
s...t..1. 4sifL silent acrahafios.
$500 dsppy
aansiss oui by Clara Heii.
| - 80 Der Eisht Dancing
si9ns with Blliy Seymour.
| 4 s $3.50 s''.aiet proved a plsnti-
Grants and chatter There .
- .. enid win Wheaton
- *. ., i.ouis XIII underpin.
~ y ,i'e-un that eguasHref
y ~. 'ie Their froa froiie
si.'. n = ne maelsroule.
r =, - richest roller ssat-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

wiRELGss OPERATORS ~ DEMAND
Three vacancies Tor every competent
operator Easy ~ learn ~ The - & -
" II HFafen" practical and slWHlifled
methods e personal tuition ~ srgall
cost open day and evening. "a a.
10 N Aeu and women who haFa i
future Investigate. International fnNfi
ute ~ Wireless TsleEfaphF 49, FI
nlas seattle Wash ph1na Main ssaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
srs. vsas Is Ensasss.

vsrtl. Yaae IL ~ ~ the new
,,slnx neren a ths Lots starting
a. Il Mss Nane b NOT kaawn
~ ~ n osAer Cnast cities SIR
= usa AZ uanmsAi degree aF pup
fy I rxsfi her IN ccunectien
- ~ m1sisai steck CO.'S pauies
szxs nusisAsd oa Ukarrcii street
i g. Ffaaxtsro Some wars axo.
~ was Narcrssfni on this masf-
: Rars vt ieci3et three Years
ns,s aks 70 dramatic work. Sluce
n. ans 49, aaa played long stn~k
snumals ~ DEL Lawrence. both
! araa aaa IL NaneouVcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

Miller and Fib Rusaeu provide the
opusensv with their "lunatlc and
che carl"
Pantaaea.
ThW Fuuf tisumans. eyuiisfM hold
thc topflnv spot az pauiaFrs theatre
ghia Wsek tn spots thc act + hair
raising Ni'ls BEARD thr old timer
20 minasggiHe and The fellow with
ihr laxative legs. returned with hia
iiue coon mclu,iiea. and 81 gave
the head'inera a strong Nprint for
their eain
4enulffr and George. ualr ~
PRETTY maids. spring spanish SONGS
that are very cnuice THE Kari Han
" trio are there with au original
arrnhHtt aet thNt iH uosg wrrtnn
flows Seymour and nuprea are able
sNponenta of the art % hixh iMnMne
fheY alan iufaHe wneH muAle rhe
Louisiana Quiutrt furnish a 80 of
fun The comedian pulled a clever
iapical sang referring 60 our present
political Fights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

asefs CuHiftIHds- tNAAs WV Ht
,,..es .hied huxc quantities
1870 ~ the tobacco trust
IA - suNiatniy ne is sninE
" -,s ~ SHOW business
- ss'* ' SITS PARTNER im
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
I|lsQN[ GIRL IS A
Mt It THE 0RPHEUN
"
" W
~ M ln a u

" w IN a w
Brt up to enc
sime thia blue
riiiiony creature
a,ivsnss TIRE biif
made a noise IKE
having etarksii
W aGnlnst the
iasIlsAatsa F4ica
- she sffsa
peppy When TIRE
oruhsum Limit
81 Fedicti into the
Depot % Delight
- Mf-H a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
THE MARKETS

The feaiswfag ss~ rne average rrtee.
s9eted ~ ths local Wholesalers as
t@eat RHoaaess ns~ats and feed
FFtews In al eases are suhlsFf te
NmFt@ssan. nee sFdfmg 90 frwmhmr@s
and Ernrrnf sHrrite@rr. huf these
prtrsas ahlrs. efhrrsstss indlrstrti.
are for saFieffy first srades-
hes~ and nst1sr-- -saxff.f friFs.
t.MMm H4mHM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

Three round trips daily. Leave Sc
attic at a. m. ~ IA. and % ul
sunday. leave Seattle at 40 a. m, fa
b. aud B D m Leave Everett az Jifa
q m, 7.tb n m and fiis D m. Sun.
day leave Everett at astb a. IN. 2ifA
D. M and 1.i5 y. M. 81
Steamer leaves from Colman docis
steamer aud schedule subject -
change without notice.
Pbones-sunHst, Main s9ys; Ind 7aa
MEALS SERVED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

AzN k40ana treasurer - the
~ Esstrafsd his z5th birthday
mEay H. r~crixed many pres,
= sHslFY al costly ana hsauti
ent mfsf y them genuine Ifr
= 's'a,Fs4 H.any eenxfatulAfiors
i / s3As xsrs Nennias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

~ Ermeii IL q return from
ix'aaf Al anre. IsaxinE utrk
Enah sAAfxe % things IN Mutt
Maaa Ng1lY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
Safe Bargains

To reduce stock before moving to our larger
salesrooms in the Prefontaine building we offer
some real bargains in Genuine Halls Safe and
Lock Co.'S high grade Fire Proof Safes.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-19

Dr. 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.
 Miss Lucy Gam, who has been teaching in the public school at Little Rock the past several years, came in last night on a vis- it to relatives in the vicinity of Prescott. Miss Gam expects to visit here a week, and on next Tuesday will leave for Maine, where she will spend the sum mer.
 In our court news yesterday, we meant no slight to Sheriff Hood and his splendid force ot deputies when we failed to speak of the excellent service they were rendering the court. For a num~ Der of years Sheriff Hood has been familiar figure around the court house. His official acts have always deserved special praise, and he has made one of the best sheriffS in the state. Every body will acknowledge that fact, who has watched with any degree of interest his conduct in the office. As his term expires before the next session of court, it would only be a fitting tribute to worthy off cer should the grand jury, the official mouths piece of the court, refer to his splendid service.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-19
W. L. I. U

The WOman's Christian Tem- perance Union will meet with Mrs. Dan Pittman Thursday aft ernoon at 4 o'clock, promptly with Mrs Cress as leader.
 A very instructive program has been arranged on christian citi zenship by Mrs. Cress, the lead CT for this afternoon.
 Every body urged to be ples ent. Secretary.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-19
ALClATORE TELLS
 ABOUT LIGHTNING

Little Rock, July 1S.-'Tbql safest thing to do in a thunder storm is to go to bed and stay there until it is over," said Sec- tion Director H. F. Alciatore ofI the local United States Weather Bureau this morning.
 Mir, Alciatore stated that many. telephone calls had come to him from those who were frightened during on electrical storm ask ing the safest thing to do. HeI outlines the following as the rules which should be followed by those who are afraid of light ming:
 1. Avoid bathrooms. Never go about bathrooms when there is a display of lightning.
 ,. Do not stand or sit under. heath gls or electric chandeliers.
 8. Cut off the electric current where it enters the house. This may be done in safety if broom. stick is used in throwing the switch.
 4 Keep out of drafts. A cur rent of air is most excellent conductor of electricity.
 ,. Go to bed and stay there until the storm is over.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-19
Death of Mrs. Mum

The many friends of Mrs. s D. Mum will regret to learn of her death, which occurred last night at the home of Mrs John Jones, few miles east of Pres. colt. Mrs. Mum had been an invalid for eighteen moa.hs, and while her death for the past few days has been momentarily ex- pected, yet her passing away was a sad shock to the family. The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian church, and the funeral services were conduct. ed this afternoon at Moscow Cemetery at 3 o'clock, by Rev. H. W. Steen.
 The deceased leaves two child ren, Sam Mum, of this place, and Mrs. $. $. Langley, of Murfrees borO, to whom the community extends it's sincerest sympathy.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-19
Circuit Court

Circuit court began it's second days session this morning by going into the trial of the case of s. P. McGuire vs. the City of Prescott, fol damages done by a loose electric wire just after a storm last year.
 The jury in the above case re turned a verdict just before din ner for the 5 aintiff for $15 %
 The following criminal cases were diSposel of yesterday aft ernOOn:
 State vs. Billy Jones; breach of peace: dismiss d at cost of de fendant.
 State vs. Billy Jones; carrying pistol; plea of guilty; fined S50.00 and costs.
 In the ca ,es of the State vs. Sam Hendrix, Guss Stuart, Jim Hatley, Joe Stalldun, Andy Ed mondson, Ike German and John Miller, for gaming, each of the defendants plead guilty, and were fined 5000 and costs.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-19

T. H. Duke spent yesterday at Texarkana.
 Miss Phles Stone came in this morning from a visit to Hope.
 MT. and Mrs. A. F. Logan , came in last night from a visit to Bearden.
 293 pairs of low cut shoes odds and ends, mems womens' and children s must be sold at the New York Store.
 Mrs. J. c. Stegar, who has been spending the past few months at Eureka Springs, left there yesterday on visit to Ala bama.