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The sun., 1910-07-17
H,>GED HIu>rIr ~ ,iLL.
Man Arrested for breaking a " insio~ n
suicide In Police station.

Frank smith, prisoner charged with
disord-rly conduct committed sulcid"
IN the Elizabeth street police station Last
nj ght 10y hanging himself from IN" door
Of HE cell lie had been arrested at BAY
ard street and the Bowsrv after h" had
thrown a stone through the window of
a clothing store at % Bayard street
boo rman George Gilbert Put smith
IN the hrst cell. which - the coolest OF
th. tier The prisoner paced tn" floor
for fifteen minutes mumbling "a himself
A little later he was seen apparently lean
ing against the cell door. face outward
lie was plainly visIhl" to DOZEN police
men saat.d IN the reserve room waiting
for the y o clock roll call. hut none not ic,d
ANYTHING unusual IN his APPEARANCE
At : 10 o'clock the dOorman unlOCked
tbs. door and swung Il open To allow Smith
TO wash up for night court Tn" PRISON
.r'. body swung out with the door H..
had hanged himself with his belt. placing
II about his neck and looping u through
,h. buckle The other end ha had tied
10 a tar, only three inches above hS mead
Then he had leaned hack. has fe-t on tn.
floor. and ptrangl"d himself
C,iItsTt cut Smith down. and he and the
poliCemen worked over him until th" ar
rival ~ Dr zimmerman of th" Hudson
street hospital hut they could not revive
HIM tn" body was taken 10 th" morgua
smith told Lieut. Nond!eylelrkI when
h.. was locked mp that he was - years
old an Austrian lAhor-r unmarried. md
that hr lived AZ 20 Third stTret.
The sun., 1910-07-17
ONLY MEANT T0 SCARE INV.
Hut Joseph brown of New York" 3.
siashed to Death In q cafe

PHILADELPHIA. July IA man VIII
said he was Joseph Brown ot New lrrk
died in the Hahn.mann Ho~pitNl here
this morning following an attack rl.d-
upon him last night Brown was bending
over a table pouring out drinks Tor three
men and two women IN cJf" when
man Slipped up behind him. Placing ~
arm around Browns neck. the strange
slashed his head with q razor m his uth-r
hand ami then severed his windpipe
That man ttole my wife from New York
He was my friend and he ruined NY
home. said the slasher when ARRESTED
He said his name Was Harry Percival and
that he was also New Yorker
For min" months have b~en looking
for them ne continued. -Somehrdy
told me r'cently that they had come q
Philadelphil 7 came here On ThursH-y v
have not found nv wife but | knew
Brown was about that cafe. I did not
mean TO kill him; ! simply wanted to mari
him so that whene yer he should look into
mirror he would be reminded of his
trsachery to me. My hand must nave
slipped.
The sun., 1910-07-17
PRIZE FOR FLIGHT rO ". LoI IS.
New Sork "wOrId'' ansi 1T. Louis pa -
Dl>patrh'' Ourr $50 OOO

The New YorN World cpnt..ns this
m rnlnR the Official aTnnunr-m.at uf
the prize winch u and the - Lpu,s Post
u patch. also owned by joseph Pulitzer
will g.v" FOR an aeropl'ns flight between
New York and ~ IJI,- tn" anuoul"a-
mant -
The N.W Nork W,rB and the ~ I.oui-
Post Irsgp'rh viii give so u.N Tor The f!rsf
aviator MAO U"tNs'n gust -. 1910. and
January L. 1911. flies from New York 20
~ I.ous ur from - l.ou.- 20 New lurE
within lun 'on-"cutiN" hours. u-tng m"
same srtpVian" fryru ~'att 20 iiuish
n" un,V 'ohdiripn at'H, he'd 20 this offer
- 'ha' 80 least three da,- notice o. in'rr-
,ion 20 start for this prtsr must n- gwen
70 either 'h- New Nnrh W,r.d or ne ~
Louis Tra- Ihspo'r' m order that ann"uur.-
tu"nf may b" made of no" n,'sAI starring
and finishing points lhr approximate route
ant other details A. agreed upon
n IN. " rid gives ~" dIst TC, b'twssn
N"w Nurk F'd ~ Louis F.. tho crow 4 80
- su mi..s the distanC. the ma ila Kp
7 pIs mi l-s N" tifn' nf IT, fnltis "a hours
o. .'rAg'. "a hour Il "a. J. " IN L.. average
al hour pi m" h"-t sustained light ny
,.nrpp..To - - m.las
IN" World sgy- thT' ,linprd B Hsr-
ia upp the O. M tour aviator has applied
t. 'I- n tiunal council Il 'he Aero Club
tor. ruling canc~rning the effect b. rt.Ctpa-
ton might have upon hiS rL'fug - ~
.s'u 'Dur " al-n :. W that GianI II
Cgiils- I'i. rle- X IlTm.ltpn j e. Mans
o.. h. rs. cry and l&tl'm. Paulhsu and
Graham White, European avt.rur- aud
p"~-lblv the Mrights or their r"ps-~"rtt-
a'ty" re considering the advt-1 pil li'v
uf entering III" race. Each aviator may
max" - tu?ny stops g., hs dssireS Un'.
h" - started un h,s way. but tn" flight
must ~. ma t. 10 ltpp consecutive hour,
The sun., 1910-07-17
FIIE ~ tITO " REIk.
Thr-c women aud Two Nrn In a Machine
That IiIt n Tree

WAtFRBrRY Conn July 10 There
i badly wrecked automobile over ~
a lonely highway IN North Goshen and
hv.. T-rsonS who wen. IN ~ are resting
IN farmhpu--S not far away They werr
wrecked to-day while going at lively
clip from l...noS on the way To New York
whsr. one of ia. women had church
engagement to sing Tomorrow
Frank Dabol. who was dT wing the
auto. didn So" "A gully IA the road The
machine hat II ran Wild and struck a small
rec
Besides Dahol there wer. IN the nachln.
George T Carpenter. Mrs Mary Ali~c
CarTrnter. his wife. and Annie VI Stsarns
sister Law of Dabol. and Miss u =
Pembroke who spends her winters IN
the Oranges
The women were thrown heavily against
the machine IL ~ not known here how
badly the-. were hurt The party hid
IN. auto number but u was a New York
registry
Miss P"mbrokes dog, a spaniel. was
fatally injured and must 10 chloroforrned
The sun., 1910-07-17
NOVELS ARE AL ABOUT MEN
successfully Pursuing women. says Mrs
Charlotte Perkins Gilman.

GREENWICH. Conn July is-A hun.
dred New York and Greenwich women
gathered this afternoon at the country
villa Of Mrs John II Flagier To- listen
to Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman Of
New York talk suffrage.
The AFFAIR was held for the Greenwich
Equal Franchise League. OF which Mrs
Flsgler ~ member Mrs. Henry Il
SeaGsr. Mrs. Thomas y Wells and Mrs
Edward o. Parker. offi,srs of the league
received. Mrs II. DIrant Cheever poured
Mrs Ernest Thompson Seton read Mrs
Gilman's suffrage poem
Mrs Gilman handled her subject
Woman and th. STATE. from the biolog-
lcal, social and political points Of view
upto the present time. she told her near
erS, this has been exclusively man =
world History has been merely an ac-
count Of his prow.-- in fighting rhe
novel was principally an account Of a
mans pursuit, and the novel generally
ended with the accomplishment OF the
mans desire to marry the woman Of hi.
choice
Novels did not deal with the mos, i'm .
portant event Of life for woman mar
rage IL all OF the women should die
to-day the World could 60 on practicable
unchanged except for the production Of
children But N the men died u would
mean an end of all the activities oS life
Tor women could not carry them on
Women could and should have their
part IN the activities OF life be some
thing more than "A subject rae. kent
for purposes Of reproduction Woman's -
place was in sense in the home. bur
without the ballot sh. Was imperfectly
fitted To fulfil her duties there
Among those present were Mrs William
) Cooney. Mrs Charles 7 Thompnon
Mrs y Elbert Mills. Miss REYNOLDS, Mir.
Lee MRidment Hurd Mrs Frederick
Bursch. Miss Zittell. Miss Merlowe. Mrs
William Bennett. Mrs Charlotte Chap
George p. sheldon. Jr. Mrs Herbert
Y Brown, Miss Mckinney. Miss Jean
Webster. Mrs Henry X SeaRer. DIR and
Mrs Pearson OF Stamford and Mrs y
X Mitchell of Westport. Conn
The sun., 1910-07-17
Tu,sle vim an insane Man

NEvBCEoH. july ~ While Patrick
Brosar. a aiJuIgsi IN sAr-. was being con o.
,ryeI from the Jail Ia this city to tn" Erie
e,rat tor removal To the Middle,oWn
Asylum. he caught tie F'tc' art in the
cab u.avare-. made a ia III for him and
hcfnr" n" r,ull 10 yrcVei t..i hal lcapc 1
from tho ,pniris tie ~as TsCap'ureI
after Iu. : .ua.e a"d ha~ tua-ls. re-
.uI~i"g fhre,. 80. 20 holt hIr" lie was
uf ally he. ..,iI's. A. 49, sen aWav
Erpsa ID. - ir,. h.r e Ns BrDgar. vho ~
'r ~. "nora ptrnI uu.'"i HE ItsT. -"
having b..ru ore of m. lorg dreaiad
: o. ig" bandit gang
The sun., 1910-07-17
FIGHr CRaZED 4 PRE ,CHER.
NsErO who Prayed for johnson Goes Mad
Over the FuInlEnent.

NV ORLF ANS. July 10 Frcd Murdock
neRr" preacher OF New Roads. Point
Coup~r parish. Louisiana, haH gone in
sane over the JohnsOn-Jefrics pri1efiRht
He prayed continuuusly for the suo,ss-
81 JohnHOI. and WHOM the news cams
If the result ~ the tight he read every
paper he could lay hands on
Ar examination Ivy the Coroner yester-
day showed that he had become insane
When confined IN tn. parish prison await
NIX transportation last night he shouted
- loudly for johnson that no one for
-quhrns around could sleep tie was
t. ken 20 the STATE. Insane Asylum to-day
The sun., 1910-07-17
DIED..

BAKER on July a. 1910 ~ Trsppe Nd In ~
o,ih year Of his age. James Baker Of LA~rsnes
l. and formeri' Of New YORK dU
Funeral services 81 Grace church Ch.n'7
Broadway and 10Th si. New York. on M1a
day, July H. 1910, az iOO \. NJ
BENNETT On July ~. MArsAre' Bennsu AE,i
~ Arrangements by FEsSE v CANTrsL.
THS trSLRsL CHuBcH -t West -A u
CAsFBELL BLpo B..
CLARk On July is 1910. a. NeWtoWn coma.
Elizabeth Holt Clark. wife of Dr. Fers
clark Of New York city Funeral pHvar
coMSToCK on July IS. 1910. after oF,e' 10
ness, at his residence. II west aesh - 'h'
city Archibald ounE CONS took. son OF ne as
Danei , and Mary Young Comstock. in ihse'i
YEAR OF his age Notice OF funeral herea'e'
DRTwiLLER On july 10. Jacob Deiuiie'
In his 7ih year services ~ a pan'''ia
sy Jersey city. At O'Clock MOndAy i''r
noon. Burial at Easton. Pa
FOUrE suddenly, at HeartweuN lie. - 'sr-
Hal Foote. son Of EhAl Todd and Ann tas1r
fOote, IN hts s4th year
Burial al GAnaan. Conn A. convenieac"
family. jamestown. : pap-r, 9oa~
COPY.
HolDFN On saturday. July a. 1870 - -
Luke'S Hospital. Oliver Thomas Ho't'' -
the S5ih year OF his age Funeral ser'i... q
~ Luke sChApei. Hudson. below Chri'''1''.
- on Monday. the 18Th instant At - - \ n
lnierment at - James the Less. 80
>chuylklil. near Philadelphia. Ia o.. iis
pitts paper, please COPY
KEEGAN On July "a. 1910 John be'o.et
band OF KAiherne kergan nee Gavir
Funeral from his ate residence. "a pafid
~ aSOA Tuesday. thence 70 ~ N'1o"
Toienun Church. Andrews az anG 'r'aAn
rOad. where solemn high mas ~ PEI, ~
viii be offered for the rrposs o. s. 80.
lnrTment a. - Raymond Csnrt~- 80
kane, Wash and ManchcstSf rs''-
papers please COPY.
NANGER on July ~ 1910 NiilA- Hh1sr
aged a. services "THy FUsEAAL B.a.H
.1i ga West nd sL ,THANk r. ,sNrs'-
BIDoN.
MCCORMICK On July r. 1910 at Nc-'.'.
Nrw York james McCorrlcs ''''''l
husband OF Madeleine Oiweii. ir '-" :"
NeaT OF his age TunerAI ser,irr' e.
rerrsAs church. summit. :. 90 No''a
Jgly ~. a. iO.SO 4. n Carriage '
uain leaving HoboEen Atsa ira.
Ing leaves Summit - i:T = h'.''
omit flowers
NckENDRN On July N. John McKentN az
81 Lying IN snH TIRE fUsEAal 'H'"H
.ti west nd - FpANN 2. CANPbtIi 'i.'.
REID On July H. Florence Rsid. aSed - - 5'''
IN stAt~ rus FuSEHst CHrE"H -
.ad ST ,FRsSH ; CaHTsUL afro
The sun., 1910-07-17
pOLICE sEiRCH FIRE nor SIS.
Hut Find W Trace Sf Goods said 20 Have
IBren Missed After Fire.

HsadG '.arters detectives acting under
80 Instructions of Inspector Russell
made a search - several fir. house- IN
r4e neighborhopd - Fourteenth street
Yesterday luok.ng fpr some plum"- aud
Aces winch hay" ts-"n reported 60 IN"
polire - fnis-ing from ~ millinery plac"
Ht ~ Sixth Hyepu" The st0r. belongs
d" the Shields Millinery Company Their"
vas fire IN the buildIng last Thursday
nIgit After ~ 80, aii over th" millinery
people complained that SpD worth ~
liiITnea and lare- Va- missing They
-aid th"s- were ~ part e the -tor.. not
touched hy the fire
The matter wa- ref"rrei ip EIrc tom
missioner Waldo. Who Ray" ~" tet""' 20
rsrmirsinu - 70 thruugl 'r" hpr.-'.s ~
he SsvsYal fire ~pmUan.'E Sul'u au-V erred
tho alarm II ~ sad ina, they Ipur.i mo-
irac~ ~ the missing Rp1u-
The hTsmen Dt the OompanIes HfTr. -
are not pleased With ~" Imfuarfpt
which they fo"I The search mpi-s
The sun., 1910-07-17
COGHLaN.S WIDOW DEAD.
The Admiral Then = MILDLY. PROPOSED -
Her ~ Their Ftrsi Meeting.

TERRE HAITI. Ind. July 10. Word
COMES from San Fr.nc1sco % the dsath
81 Mrs Julia CnRhlIn, widow Of Admiral
CoghIln. who was with Dewey at Manila
and later rrCited. -Hoch der Kaiser in
New York
When Midshipman Coghhn came here
from Annapolis IN. wife of the Congrees-
man from the B-lleville. III district, who
has sent HIM II Annapolis, was IN Terre
HruSe. where her daughters were attend
ing school The tir,t night h. attended
a "lub dance. asked on sight Ia h.- intro.
ducrd - Juhp R,rhuur and that night
asked her l." marry him She consented
gfor
Sine" ~" death "f the Admiral in New
York sh" has lecn with a sou on the Pacific
Cplst
The sun., 1910-07-17
MRS. SOMERSET ASKS DIVORCE
kansas city woman Would Leave IN.
son Of Lady Henry somrr~,,.

Kansas cry. No. July 10 Mrs Harry
Charles Somers Augustus Somerset began
to-day a divorce suit against the son of
Lord Henry Richard Charles Someru.,
and Lady Henry Somerset. the temt,.r-
ance leader and suffragisi Mrz Somer.
s-t was before her marriage on Jun. Ia
Ot Last year Mrs. Adelne De Mare Of
Kansas city Her maiden name wa.
Adeline Hunter She is the daughter
of MT and Mrs. Craig Hunter of this
city
Immediately following the marriage
which took place in London. the bride
returned 70 her parents IN Kansas City
st was to break the news 10 Lord and
Lady Somerset. after which he was 20
JON HIS wife her" and later take her TO
England re has never appeared here
Friends Of Mrs Somerset Say her bu.-
band was threatened with diSinheri,ance
n h" joined hrs American wife
The sun., 1910-07-17
GRACE GEORGE ~ LONDON.
" lillian Brady Iseoking for . Theatre
There to Give Baby Mine

Special CdbiS D,spaieA to THI SuS.
LONDON. July lo-The Shuberts and
the American Theatrical managers allied
with them have decided to have their
own theatre in London for the production
OF American plays. William Brady is
here negotiating for a theatre.
This Is throwing down the gauntlet
before Frohman's present monopoly
of producing American plays here. Mr.
Brady will produce Baby Mine here in
september. with his wife. Grace George.
in the leading part.
The sun., 1910-07-17
RAID on HANDBOOk MtkERs
Washington Police Take Into Gust sd,
seven Promoters of the Game.

WAsHISoToN, July 10. The WAshington
police to-day renewed its crusade on
handbook makers ard made a raid this
afternoon. taking irto custody seven men
alleged to b. handbook makers or pro-
moters of the game. The raid Wa
planned for a certain hour and a scorr Of
saloons and cigar stands were looked
over. The seven men rounded Up Ars
Pct,r Shore. Patrick Malonsy. p J.
Roche. John NJ Hill. Charles Scott. ChAris-
Downing Cud Joseph Downing. rhey
were released on 81. OOO bond each pend
ing a preliminary hearing IN the pohcs
court Monday morning. Major sylvester
superintendent ~ police. has announced
his intention Of putting every handbook
in Washington out of business.
The sun., 1910-07-17
The Penns ,I,ania Protects o.. New ark
shop.

Employees at the Pennsylvania Raj
roads repair shops on the k"g rny
meadows near Newark wer. requested
yesterday by agents of IN" CompIny
to hold themselves ia reg adins-s To rsspund
To - call AT any tim" 10 protect the prop
eriy I tn" company IN cas-" StrIk"
should ~. declared
The sun., 1910-07-17
NEW HONOR ron ROsTAND.
DrAnsatist Promoted TO ne Commander
of the Legion OF Honor

NpNcia! Cdhss DS,pafcA 20 rHE sUS
PARIS. July 10 Edmond Rostand. the
we'll known dramstist. has been promoted
to be- a commander OF the Legion Of
Honor
The sun., 1910-07-17
kILLED PRESIDENTS COT SIN
Mayor of sAncti spiritus. Cuba. shot
Gomez In Self.Drfence.

special Cae, Dsspaieh 70 TuE SrN
HAVANA. July Is Martinez MUies.
Mayor OF Sancti Spiritu~. shot and killed
to-day IN self-defence Joaquin Gomez.
a cousin Of President Gomez
Moles gave himself up to the police
The sun., 1910-07-17
T.>a- R,ch-r n, - q. .Ooo 600.

ArsrIS. T"y JuIy ~ The State Auto.
m. rc TEN R"srd announced to-day that
IN" total Assessed value n property IN
TeNA- - approximately =. $50. .nnn on.
al Increas, ~ 50 nauO IN over Last vear
The sun., 1910-07-17
INDt.RTAkERS.

FRANK o.. CAMPBEII, 7AI.3ssH. 7lf~.
Jhsres. Anbvisncs Service. Tet l9-'
The sun., 1910-07-17

John p'tOnnoT. who Vas long n uemhey
~ ~" cotton ENrhanRe. died on Friday
~ H. hon'. -, SlNth street BrookiVn
IN h. eighty Second YEAR We Vas boTn
IN Ireland and had lived IN Rrooklvn for
nuN wears "" II survived by hiz Nife and
-stu
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
Death of E. W. Barlow

The many friends of E. w. Barlow will be grieved to learn of his death, which occurred to day at noon at his home in lower Redland township, after an ill ness of several weeks, during which anxious relatives and friends ever hoped for the best. Mr. Barlow was one of the best citizens Nevada county ever pro d uCed. Conscientious, honest, hos pitabie, he was true t0 every trust, and his passing away will
 lisSed as much as wOald any *. en of the county. There is
 ling too good to be said of him, and his death is the most lamentable event of the summer May God comfort the grief stricken family in their afiiiction The funeral will take place to morrow about 1 o'clock at Bluff City.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05

Miss Beulah Baird, of Little Rock, is the guest of Mrs. A. P. Burris.
 County court, with Judge A. M. Denman presiding, is in ses sion this week.
 Mrs, D. B. Thompson and children of Hope spent yesterday with relatives and friends in Prescott.
 The business mems prayer meeting was held this morning in the store of the Prescott Supply and Hardware Go.
 Mrs. Shelton, N lson of Newport, is spending a few days in Prescott visiting relatives, as she is en route home from Tex arkana, after an extended stay there.
 pr. 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 SC years experience and study of the work.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
A Quiet FOu. ih

Little Rock, July 5.-The quietest Fourth of July ever spent in Little Rock took place yesterday. The State House was closed the most of the day and little otofficial nature was attempted. Today the State Board of Election Commissioners is scheduled to meet and orga- nize, but Gov. Donaghey is at Hope and the meeting will proba- bly, be postponed Gov. Dona- ghey was also absent yesterday and when he is away there is lit tie of interest doing about the State House. The day was quiet in more ways than one, due to the absence of the cannon crack CT, though in some places toy cannons made up for the loss. A little son of Attorney General Norwood held a cracker while the powder bl)wed out and had two fingers painfully burned. Dr. Snodgrass failed to let go o1 8 cannon cracker soon
 enough and had a hand badly burned. These were the only two accidents reported last night.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05

Miss Irene Blake spent yes terday at Emmet
 Garrett Whiteside has return ed from a visit to Nashville.
 Nat Martin left last night on a business trip to St. Louis.
 w. c. Stainton, accompanied by Roy Stain5on, spent the 4th in Little Rock.
 Sam Dickey, of Louisiana, came in Sunday on visit to friends and relatives here, and to join his family who are visit ing at the home of Mrs. l.. J. Brown.
 Several of our business men yesterday visited the plant of the Prescott Ice and Milling Co.,, and were agreeably surprised at the business being done by that establishment. They are now turning out daily about eleven tons of ice, and keep constantly on hand a large quantity of ice for emergency cases. They are also putting in new gin machin cry, and expect this fall to han dle the cotton crop of this sec tion in more satisfactory man ner than ever before.
 The 4th was spent very quiet ly in Prescott. A few picnic p art e S. e m posing the youny people spent the day on the lakes and nearby streams, and enjoyed the day hugely A drenching rain in the afternoon was the only disagreeabIe fea- ture. Late in the afternoon eag- CT crowds gathered to read the bulletins from the prize fight, which was the all absorbing top ic until way in the night. Several misleading reports wei e rife, but it was soon quite mani fest that the big white man had been the victim Of the sprightly negro.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
h1ESTERL Y gH DRUG STORE N Where your trade is appreciated

And after all, what was it.? Just one white man fighting one negro.
 Quite number of our people left today to attend the big pie nic and Land Congress at Pope
 Mrs. Sta nford, of Spring Hlll, La, attended the marriage of her son to Miss Adee here Sat urday.
 Ladies you have a pressing in vitation to visit our hardware store to with ess the work of the Blue Flame Perfection cook stove from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
 Prescott Supply & Hdw. Co.
 The News has a nice line of both domestic and imported calen da d we would be glad sto have you call and look through the samples, if you are in the market for that line of advertis. ing.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
Local News,

A good milch COW for sale.- o. L. Dunaway.
 o. B. Gordon spent the Fourth in Little Rock.
 Mrs. F. J. Johnson is visiting her parents at Texarkana.
 Rev. W. T. Cochran has re. turned from a business trip to Dallas, Texas.
 Mrs. Jno. A. Davis anG Miss Elsa von Kalow spent yesterday in Texarkana.
 The Nevada County Singing Convention adjourned Sunday to meet the next time at Rosston.
 s. E. Orr, of Monticello, came over yesterday and spent the day with his family who is visit ing in Prescott.
 The meeting which has been in progress at the Presbyterian church for the past ten days, will close tonight.
 Sheriff Hood expects to go to Little Rock tomorrow to make final settlement with the state for taxes collected for 1909.
 Claude Newth, who has a posi- tion as clerk in the postofflce at Little Rock, visited friends and relatives in Prescott this week.
 The Prescott ball team left to- day for Hope, where they will en- gage in a game with a team at that place.
 A big fish fry at iron bridge across the Little Missouri River brought together large number of Prescott and Okolona people who jointly enjoyed the occasion. There were plenty of fish, and general good time.
 Most of Prescott's business houses closed mp yesterday at noon, and tn" afternoon present ed the aspect of Sunday. Busl ness was suspended, and Pres colt enjoyed really sane Fourth.
 The office of Junction City Lum- Der Go. has recently been enlarg ed, and more comfortable and commodious. quarters are now en joyed by the coterie of business men who conduct the affairs of that popular manufact urirg plant
 Married-Saturday evening, at the home of the bride, Rev. w. A. | Steele officiating, Mir. A. c. Stanford, of Spring Hill. La, to Miss Trudie Adee, of Prescott. MT. Stanford is a popular citizen of bis home to VII, and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adee, of this place. The happy couple left this morning for Spring Hill, where they will make their future home, followed by the best wish es of large thunder of friends.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-05
Promise as.svr
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Our aim is to serve you earnestly and homes tly and to set before you the worlds best goods of quality above criti- with no eXagger- ation of values, no ham pering with the public's confidence, and;no prom isewithout performance. We invite your patron age and confidence as far as we merit it.