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The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-24
Peach Crop to Be Failure.

Hope, Feb. 22.-S. R. Young of this city. one of the largest and most successful fruit grow CTS of this section, stated today that the peach crop in this sec tion will be almost an entire fail ure this year. MT. Young owns an Elberta peach orchard, com prising 125 acres, near the city. He gives much time and atten- tion to fruit culture and Is recog- nized as an authority on the sub feet. The buds were too far ad- vanced to withstand the recent freeze.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-24
C. C. Kavanaugh candidate for governor, will address the voters of Prescott and sur. rounding territory at the opera house to. morrow nicrht at 8 o'clock

by the result of the primaries to be held March 31, but there are yet many candidates who have neglected to file the blanks. The rules of the last Democratic Con vention, demand that the blanks be filed, properly filled out, by March ] and he will prepare a list of the delinQuents for pre- sentation to the next convention. He will not include in this list the candidates who have no op- position for re election.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-24
BLOOD STANDS STILL
Piles Cant Be Cured Until Circulation
 Is Restored.

It is useless to try to cure piles by operating or use of SalveS or suppositOries-as long as the blood is stagnant in the lower bowel, new tumors will continue to form. Clear the blood-free the circulation. Then piles will leave for good. A successful, scientific, internal remedy is pr. Leonhardt's Hem. Roid, sold un- der guarantee by Hesterly Drug Store, Prescott, Ark. Hem-Roid does it's work thoroughly. $1 for "A days treatment. Dr. Leon- hardt Co.,, Station B, Buffalo, N. Y. Write for booklet.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-24
Won't Need a Crutch.

When Editor J. P. Sossaman,, Of Corne!ius.. N. C., bruised his leg badly, it started an ugly sore. Many salves and ointments provt- cd worthless. And then Buck
 l- }rnica Salye healed it thor ;gMv. Nothing is so prompt and
 ,1r ulcers, boils, burns bruises cuts.. corns, sores pimples ecze- .na or piles. 25 cents at Hester ly's Drug Store
The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-24
Took all His Monay

'tan all a man earns goes to his doctors or for medicines. to cure stomach. liver or kidney trour be that Dr., K ing's New Life Pilis Id quickly cure at slight cost Dsst for dyspepsia, indigestion liousness, constipation hundice ,l aria aud debility. 20 cents
 '; Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-24
IL. STUART.

our announcement column 3y appears the name of J. L.. brt as a candidate for cotton Sher of Nevada county, sub.
 Ito the action of the March
 ocratic primary.
 r. Stuart has been d resident
 evada county nearly all his
 has always been a loyal dem- Rt and this is the first time he
 asked the party for an office. |has had considerable expert In handling cotton, having rated a gin near Boughton |six years.
 men you go to the polls to E on March 30th give Mir. |art your careful considera. |W Con(estionary can supply |tlR latest mapazipos
The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-24
Many Candidates Delinquent.

Little Rock, Feb. 23. Bruce T. Bullion, secretary of the State Democratic Committee has listed now over 300 candidates who have sent in their pledge to abide
The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-24

The De Ann Cemetery Associa. tion will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the reSid ence of Mrs. J. c. Young. All the men bers are requested to be present and pay their dues.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-24
SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS
 TELEPHONE co.
RATES:

Business. =. ... Per Phone $2. .5C Business Extession.. Per Phoffe .75 Residence. .. ....Per Phone 1.50 Residence Extension Per Phone 50 Telephones are time savers. Let us
 supply your necessities.
 A. II. SMITH, Manager.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25
WHEN IS AN AFFIDAVIT NOT AN
. AFFIDAVIT? WHEN IT IS NOT SIGNED
MIR. Thompson Mixes His Dates

The Sentinel extremely that George W. Thompson,
publican candidate for commissioner should honorable
gentleman attempt the people the which
he did this morning in the alleged republican organ.
Mr. Thompson supposed to have issued affidavit denying
that appeared this that he connected with the
campaign Pasade doing what he could in favor
the wet forces.
That affidavit deny anything SIMPLY BECAUSE MR.
THOMPSON DID NOT HAVE HIS NAME ATTACHED TO THE Al
LEGGED AFFIDAVIT.
SUCH PURPORTED AFFIDAVIT IS A FRAUD ON ITS FACE
IT HAS NO MEANING IN THE LAW WHATEVER.
WE hardly imagine that the excitement of
pagn Mr. Thompson would attempt play such trick the
Of this county We will him the benefit OF the doubt
how that his signature overlooked
Supposng such affidavit legal document for the sake of
argument there contained therein that just mislead
omission signature alleged affidavit
CAMPAIGN THAT THE SENTINEL HAD REFERENCE TO TWO
YEARS AGO WAS THE CAMPAIGN IN THE SPRING OF 1905
WAS THE CAMPAIGN THAT MADE PALISADE DRY
voted dry IT WAS IN THAT CAMPAIGN THAT
PALISADE CITIZENS DECLARE GEORGE W. THOMPSON DROVE
THE TEAM FOR THE WET FORCES IN AN ATTEMPT TO ELECT
THEIR TICKET.
Fortunately for Mr. Thompsons alleged affidavit there
campaigns that the spring and the other in the fall
When The Sentinel said two years ago. it had
locaopon campaign for precinct wet-ord territory Thomp
that campaign for local option beause Pasade
made dry in the spring election by the town itself.
Mr. Thompson took advantage of statement made that
campaign Both occurred
bold attempt to set MI Thompson his past
wtand dry record bat feel that Mr. Thompson has played
such little tricky game
We believe that what alleged part
that 3png campaign of by Thompson that
ticket that the saloons Pasade
by the Christian League Of that notwithstanding Mr. Thomp
sons assertions.
It always we'll when attempt being made through the
affidavit to aay all supn have such affidavit
signed against it. and it matters
alleged adavts with signatures may follow will hardly
the people
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25
MORE FORGED CHECKS ARE PASSED.
ON MERCHANTS SATURDAY NIGHT
Thos. B. Barnett is Badly Wanted for Spurious
Paper Circulated to the Amount of
$55, at Least

Another check forgery appears to
have been pulled off in this city Sat
urday night and Sunday. This time
the victims have been stung to the
extent of S55 at least, and there may
be more bad checks show up.
Warrants have been sworn out for
the arrest of Thomas B. Barnett as
the party guilty of passing the bogus
paper.
Barnett has been working in this
city for several months. His occu-
patton is that of a painter and he has
been employed by Ed. d. Miller.
Charles Boyd, the cigar dealer,
cashed a check Saturday night for
Barnett in the sum of $50, the check
being drawn In Barnett's favor on the
Grand Valley National bank and pur-
porting to be signed by Ed. d. Miller.
When the bank received the check
1t was promptly marked forgery"
and returned to Mr.. Boyd.
A. T. Jaynes, the ticket broker.
cashed a check on the same bank for
SIS, but Barnett signed his own
name to that paper The. bank mark
ed 1t mo account"
The c. D. Smith drug store also
cashed check similar to that cashed
by Jaynes. for $40. with a like result.
K In each instance the checks were
what are known as counter checks. :"
that is they were not torn out of a
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25
ORCHARD MESA
CASE DELAYED
TILL NOVEMBER q

The case of Bryan against the
Orchard Mesa Irrigation district and
others came up this morning before
County Judge Sullivan but was laid
over until Nov. 81 when the district
court reconvenes in this city.
The application for temporary in
junction was deferred under stip-
ulation signed by all parties to the
action.
1t is reported that the plaintiff is
desirous of forcing the matter to final
and complete adjudication and the
defendants say they are more than
willing to accommodate him.
A full and complete investigation
Is desired by the directors of the dis
. trict, and they believe that the best
way to accomplish that is to have the
entire matter threshed out in court.
Harry E. Mulnix, the expert ac-
sountant, is in the city. He made
the examination of the books of the
district recently. When asked as to
his opinion of the matter he declared
that he did not believe there was
anything to it, or at least the books
did not show any mismanagement or
Irregularities.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25

William D. Newton was born in
Virginia in 1865. When ne was
eight years old his father, who was
a captain in the United States navy.
died leaving the family in moderate
circumstances. Being the only son
in family of six children his early
life was spent in the usual way of
the boy who is seeking an education
and contributing toward the family
support. Under such circumstances
and conditions many lessons are
learned that are not found in text
books but which prove to be of in
estimable value in later life.
After leaving Columbia College,
Washington, d. c., he engaged in
farming in Virginia which he pur-
sued until he went to Illinois Dur
ing Mr.. Newton's residence of nearly
twenty-five years in Illinois he led
mercantile life and identified him
self with the affairs of the city and
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25
DEATH LIST Of
TORNADO
IS ESQ
DEVASTATION IS GREAT
Associated Press.

AsSOCldltu IItSS.
Naples. Oct. 25.-The beautiful
coast of the Bay of Naples and Gulf
of Salerno and the islands of Ischia
and Procida have been devastated by
a peculiar combination of the ele-
ments. The exact number of victims
has not been learned but $50 persons
are said to have been killed. The
monetary loss is great.
The disaster appears to have come
in the form of a tornado, having
three centers-first over the island of
Ischia second, over the town of Tor
re del Greco, on the east coast of the
Bay of Naples, and the third sweeping
the Gulf of Valerno.
Accompanying the winds were
cloudbursts, tidal wave and vio-
lent eruption from Mount Vesuvius,
from which crater suddenly opened
on the summit of the long extinct
Mouht Epomeo, on the island of
Ischia. Ischia and adjacent islands
suffered the most. No Americans are
reported in the troubled zone.
The coasts of the Minalda which
yesterday were beautiful with their
growth of oranges, lemons and man
DARN trees have been oyer-run with
rivers of mud and ashes from Mount
Vesuyius. At several points land
slides have occurred.
Later and more accurate reports
reduce estimates of casualties to
about 100. A greater number of the
deaths was at Celaia on the north
coast OF the Gulf of Salerno.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25
THE REASON
WHY

= To The Daily Sentinel:
Please permit just few
+ words in regard to the third
+ term.
+ In Humboldt county, CAL,
+ they had the same man for their
+ sheriff for over twenty years.
+ His name was Brown: after
+ years in office, everybody called
= him Dad. Finally, as we are
+ wont to say, death claimed him.
+ On the day of the funeral every
= wheel in Humboldt county
+ stopped. the big saw-mills shut
= down for the day, and the city
+ of Eureka and the rest of the
+ county were in morning in hon
+ or to Sheriff Brown. He had
+ faithfully served the county
+ through all those years.
+ Our present sheriff here in
+ our own county has faithfully
+ served the people for over three
+ years, and the only thing his
+ opponents have against him is
+ the third term. Our forefathers
+ were wise, in restricting the Of
= flee of president of our land to
+ not more than two terms. Some
+ times it is best to have change
= of administration change of
= policy.
+ What change of policy is :
+ there any need of in our coun'.l :
+ when young man (as yeti has :
+ served the people of Mesa cour :
= ty in the best manner?
+ Is it not true that at the end
= Of parh vaar LARGO amnny NJ
+ money has been turned over in
+ to the county treasury from thcz,
+ sheriff's office?
+ Mesa county can boast of the
+ neatest. most sanitary, most :
+ 'home-like" Jail in the state :
+ under the management of our 1
E present sheriff. True it is that
+ new man might do just as :
+ well; but how would that apply :
+ in some other business will :
+ any employer discharge trust
+ ed employee just to give some
+ one else a trial? A public Of :
+ ficer is peoples servant.
+ l am not acquainted with the
+ candidate on the republican
+ county ticket. only that he was
Z in the wreck up the line some
Z months ago. He may be in an
Z other wreck" on November s.
= Certainly. it seems to me. the
+ people of Mesa county can make
7 no mistake in holding our pres
= ent sheriff In ONCE. not only for
= another two years hut at least
= for four years more 7s
Truly yours,
JOHN OTTO.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25
MODEL VOTING
MACHINE HERE

The model of the voting machines
arrived today from New York and is
now on exhibition at democratic
headquarters, where all who may de-
sire can be informed and instructed
as to the method of voting with the
machines.
The model will be taken to every
preeinct in the county, and full AMI
complete demonstrations given to ev-
cry voter.
The democratic committee intends
that the people shall be given the
privilege of familiarizing themselves
with the machines. so that they may
not be disfranchised through ignor,
ance of the mechanism or manipula-
tion of the affair.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25

county in which he lived, always ad-
NOcatinS i.-s .JHenlChts N the way of
good roads and bridges, public build
ings and institutions. Ii was through
MS lhalTiauaI effort tLat II. f. ID.
VI as established in the county.
1t becoming necessary for Mrs.
Newton to seek a higher altitude
few years ago, Mr.. Newton accom-
panied her on a trip through Colo
rado and was so much impressed
with the western slope that he de-
cided to make this his home and pur-
chased fruit ranch in Palisade
here he now resides.
He soon became prominent in local
affairs and took an active interest in
the welfare of Grand valley. He is
now secretary of the Palisade Fruit
Growers Association and has been
one of its directors for the last three
years. He is an honest, progressive
and leve,-headed man, whose wide
range of experience combined with
keen sense of public duty and high
order of business talent especially fit
him to assist in the administration of
the affairs of the county.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25
DR.. CR|PPEN'S
PARAMOUR
FREED
IS FOUND NOT GUILTY
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
London, Oct 25.-Ethel Glare
Leneve was today acquitted of the
charge of being accessor after the
fact in the murder of Cora Belle
Crippen. known on the stage as Belle
Gilmore, When arraigned today Miss
Leneve pleaded not guilty.
Miss Leneve was in love with DR..
Crippen and slept in his house within
As hours of the time the doctor murd-
cred his wife and buried the dismem-
bered parts in the cellar of his home.
The young woman accompanied Dr.
Crippen in his flight to Canada and
with him was arrested and indicted.
DR.. Crippen will die on the gallows
on November Sth.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25

chechN book, but had been taken from
the customers counter at the bank
Mrs. Barnett left yesterday over
the narrow gauge, with her infant
child. but Barnett's destination is
believed to be Salida and telegraphic
orders have been sent down the line
calling for his arrest.
Barnett is said to have been good
mixer and free with money. He is
known to have relatives in st. Louis
and the wires in that direction will
be kept warm in the event he is not
epprehended before he leaves the
state.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25
LID PUT ON BECAUSE
OF LOCAL TROUBLE
Sentinel spee lal Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Trinidad. Colo, Oct. 25-As the
result of an effort to put the lid on in
this county. 50 complaints have been
fled against salocnkeepers for viola
tion of the closing laws.
The reform wave is the result of a
flght between Judge Northcut and
the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company.
Judge Northout declares that the lat
ter company influenced the county
commissioners t. revoke the license
OF saloonkeeper at coal camp near
here so that the company might have
monopoly of the liquor traffic in
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25

: IL is said that very serious .
+ application has been made to |
+ the city commissioners to make 1
: loan Of the city's steam roller I
: to the church contingent. to be .
; used on or about the Sth day of !
: November to pay back in part !
: and in kind the rolling process 1
y to which they were subjected !
+ short time since at an alleged .
: republican convention, which .
+ was held in the Office of Straud !
+ NJ. Logan, and at which were .
+ present, besides the county .
I courthouse contingent of the :
+ republican party, Chief officer .
= John d. Secor. First Assistant .
+ Dr.. Thaddeus Parker. Second .
+ Assistant Chief Reuben Starr .
+ and Engineer Mortimer Steel
+ 1t is said that the city is seri-
+ ously considering the loan be-
= cause of the very worthy object
= to which the steam roller is to
= be put.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25
MAKE DEMONSTRATION
AGAINST POLICE HEAD
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Paris, Oct. 25.-When parliament
re-assembled today after recess the
extreme socialists in the chamber,
who are determined to champion the
cause of the railway strikers, made a
violent demonstration. against M. Le-
pine, the prefect of police, who was
present as a spectator. They cried
Down with Lepine!" and demanded
his expulsion from the building.
Adjournment of the chamber fol-
lowed the outburst.
When the prefeot had retired, the
session was resumed.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25
CHILD FALLS INTO HOT
WATER AND is SCALDED

Sentinel Special Service.
Trinidsua Colo, Oct. %. While
sitting in chair. watching his moth :
er washing clothes, Arthur Spencer,
aged years, fell into tub of scald-
ing water, from the effects of which
he died few hours later.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25
OLDFIELD DEFEATS
JOHNSON IN RACE
Associated Press.

associated Press.
New York, Oct. 25.-Barney Old
field easily won the match race here
today. leading Jack johnson by So
yards in the final spurt
Oldfeld's time for the first heat
was minutes A seconds. The o.
mile track was covered the second
time in minutes 14t seconds
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25
METAL QUOTATIONS.

Associated Press.
New York. Oct 25.-Lead, quiet
at 4.40 to 4.45.
Copper, quiet; spot. 12.45 to f2.5s.
Silver. Sc
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25
LOOK AT THESE STORE BILLS!

They show what you paid for your
living ten years ago and what you
pay today.
Prices furnished by Denver store
keepers.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-25

Increase 100 per cent.
The republican tariff and the trusts
created by 1t are the causes for our
high prices.
Do you want this to keep on
No!
Then vote the derces i'io t;-',et,
The Bottineau courant., 1910-10-28
Seen dHd Heard

The Courant FOR fine job
printing. ... T..
T. D. Hughes was up from
Fargo last night.
Robert TAFT returned Tuesday
from trip to the cities.
J. Fl. Weaver was at West
hope the first of the week.
Phone No. ia for "Dia-
mond" flour. 39-tf
C. w. Fielder and family
visited at Antler the first of the
week.
]. Fl. Trimble, secretary of
the drainage board, came down
from Westhope Yesterday.
Elling O. Moslot and wife
left Monday for Hallingdahl,
Norway, where they will spend
the winter. ..
X. o. Rust of Belmont re-
turned to his home Monday
after a visit with his old friend,
c.. X. Vikan.
Mrs. r. ]. Piper and little
son are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Piper's parents at Lake
Crystal, Minnesota.
L. III. Knutson arrived in the
city from Concord, Montana,
Monday evening. He is we'll
pleased with his new location.
III. Q. Sheldon left Wednes-
day to assume his duties as
manager of the Sundberg COM
pany's jewelry store in Fargo.
His many friends join with The
Courant in wishing him sue
cess in this new and larger
field.
Franklin l.. McVey, presid-
ent of the state university, will
deliver lecture in the School
of Forestry auditorium on
Wednesday evening, November
50, taking for his subject The
Making of Town" He is one
of the best speakers in the
northwest.
William Jennings Bryan,
thrice candidate for president,
delivered a speech at Rugby
Wednesday in the interest of
the Burke candidacy. A large
number of the faithful and
others went down from Bottin-
eau to hear him. accompanied
by the Bottineau Military band.
Mr.. Bryan spoke for about an
hour and pleased his hearers.
The Bottineau courant., 1910-10-28

The members of the drainage
board and County Surveyor
Edmund White met at Omemee
today to inspect Oak creek
drain, recently completed by
the contractor.
A young peoples rally is be-
ing arranged by the Christian
Endeavor society of the Pres
byterian church, to be held
Sunday evening, November 6.
It will occupy the time of the
usual evening service. In the
program there will be several
addresses concerning the rela-
ton of young people to the
church.
The Bottineau courant., 1910-10-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Declamatory contest for first
place in high school between
the representatives of the diff
ferent classes, next Friday
evening, November 4.
Another feature of the next
program besides the contest
will be the boys sexette, who
will make their first appearance
in public on that evening.
Glass meetings are being
frequently held in the differe mt
class rooms for the purpose of
composing and adopting class
yells and selecting colors. The
class spirit is running quite
high.
The program rendered by the
Junior freshman division was
we'll attended. The instru-
mental and vocal selections
deserve special mention, also
the high school calendar by
Maude Woods.
The interest of the student
body is now centered upon the
declamatory contest which is
to take place Friday evening,
November 4, between the re p
resentatives of the different
classes for first place in the
high school. Each one of the
contestants are working hard
on their declamations and are
determined to land the honors
for his class.
The following program will
be rendered in the high school
auditorium Friday evening,
November 4.
Piano solo. >. Ida Manson
High school calendar. 49,. -.
:. Boyd Nero
Music. =. Boys Sexette
Defamation l. freshmen
representative, The Eu'
logy on Charles Summer
;. Marian Minkle
Instrumental Trio ...Zella
Stover, Frances Cathro,
Luella Stewart
Defamation II. Sophmore
representative, On the
American War" by Lord
Chatham /. Robert Ruelle
Music. vocal Ito
Defamation III. Junior rep
resentative Toussaint
L'Ouverture. Maude Woods
Defamation Nv. Senior rep
resentative "On British
Government in America
by Patrick Henry. ........
Sam Whiting
Music. High School
Admission 10 cents.
AS this program consists OF a
class contest it will be one of
the best ones rendered this
year and should be largely at
tended. Everybody come.