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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16

w. Allen. Harry Andrews, H. A. Bing-
ham, F. W. Boynton, John A. Blumve.
Francis C. Carey, Thomas A. Cole. c.
p. Deyes, G. L. Davidson, r. ]. Hell
man, Harry Jackins, Edmund Lenz, A.
Monckman, G. A. Ralphs. B. f. San
born, Charles H. Sessions, N. F. Will
shire. Harry e. Wodner and Henry c.
RIaneV.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16
Money Talks"
ALL UNITE FOR CHARITY

CHICAGO, March 15.-Practically
every religious denomination in Chi
cago has joined hands with the women
of the Chicago Hospital association in
their great hospital charity undertake
ing, which has fofr its object the fur
nishing Of free hospital service to poor
perSOnS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-16
MINISTER CALHOUN SAILS

SAN FRANCISCO, March 15.-Wil-
liam ]. Calhoun, United States min
lister to China, accompanied by his
wife, sailed today on the steamer
Tenyo Maru for his post in Peking.
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
La.rgrc-e.~g Contest.

A novel "a.nman. took place re-
Gently Iu gr.r under -sa auspices Of
the Oar urer und rarucka1macb
crg.humvar..u A prize IN the shape
oU massive silver shield, appro1rt
a..g Inscribed. WAS contested for by
so h.r.ra Each contestant on
aaanor.d 20 produce 70 he shortest
time fashionable" or an 'hIs
tl.aag arrangement o. fas hair a. bis
model. and the man who secured the
uoa. points at the hands Of the ex
pert jury was TO be proclaimed the
vc.or. 40 sign from the presiding
officer. and 10 the music Of THE Bar
Der OF Seville" The contest began be-.
fore a large audience, and in 50 min
u0as Fl master from Bremen was de.
cuad the winner with a perfect, ar
uaua creation Of the d.rec,oire pc
rod"
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

.cu-- r.zarz-a q preventive -- -1l-5.
One d. ... gran. opera stars vino is
usc u ra point o.. sailing FIR Eu-
rome 4. aar,ng r.ra. a.s remarkable
luck .l.a winter .r .Ea matter Of
colds While - knocks H~raDrriors-
rg an wood. na ta apt t0 remark that
not once u'a season has he had
trouble with nose DR. -hr7a- And then.
If Dee Is an expansive mood. he may
aI you wa7 His preventive has
raan court plaster applied externally
Every hight upon retiring be- has past
ed strips of plaster over d.a mouth
end m consequences has araa-azd per
force through bis nose. In his 1r.l.aa
&c a improper breathing chat causes
most OF the ua.rs.aa incident to sing
ars WE..1arha ars converted aur O..
BIS colleagues ra Dis way a. .l.rUnE
Doe doe. a.u ... .a.ra is lo doubt
4a. .ua method yoasaaaa5 -.l-
ua4aa..a simplicity.
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
The Horse In America.

Dr 0. r Hay expresses the belief
chat horses became extinct in the
q.ariaroI regions of North America
and probably In the whole continent.
about the middle Of the glacial epoch
Ne points out that all the apparently
authentic finds OF fossil horses In the
United States east Of the great plains
la,I into two sets Of localities, one
ranging along the Atlantic and gulf
coasts and the other extending from
New Jersey to South Dakota, the 10,
ca1jties IN the last set lying, with few
exceptions, close 10 the southern Dor
der OF tho drlGCcorerad area The
earliest discovery of fossil horse re-
mains was made near the Neyersink
highlands
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10

trict-Firsr Monday in January
and July. Southern District
Second Monday in February and
August,
County Court-Th'rj Monday
in January, April, July and Oc-
gober. No County Court in the
Northern District.
Probate Court-N0rthern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March.
June, September and December.
Southern District-Sec0nl Mon.
day in March, June, September
aaI December.
Chanoery Court Southern Dis.
Ctict--First Monday in May and
November, Northern District
Second Monday in March and
September,
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
The cormorans At Work.

How q cormorant dives for sea
trout and gets lhcm is tod by a
writer: had the cormorant under
observation only for the space OF FIVE
minutes, and during that short period
70 had captured four sea trout all of
considerable al2o After being under
water for q tow seconds the bird
would roDUaar With q sea trout wrOg.
Cling In lts Ulllj hut IN spite OF tho vie.
tuH desperate efforts 90 oao1po ItWl8
ar.uy swaIIow.l, and after Tow
gJp5 Jbn comornut would resume lts
fishing operations"
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
Must re c.-,lrf.d.

A fre Insurance policy on q dwell
Ing becomes void n "tha building be
vacated or lort u1occupIa1" That is.
the Insurance on q vacant dwelling
can be kept In force only by tho
owner keeping % watchman or care.
rakor constantly, or living on the
premises The feet chat q tenant may
move on, without The kaowlaisa or
consent Of tba owner Of the building
makes no difference, As soon os ID is
wclrod, Insurance l3 suspended un.
less, aa stated above, II is occupied
temporarily by n watchman or care.
tlM-r.
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
nnu p,u,r nl,r. ~ n.ln,,-

A aJ01m driven power plant Ga be-.
Ing bu,lt ol GaIo0a Ill., 10 transmit
power gj mI,og north Into Wisconsin
The 0wt two units Installed viii be
1900 and 1850 h.Iowart throo.phraao
alternating current generators driven
by roo.wooa.ug Cor.I.a engines Thu
cWJ0u. Do generated at $500 voIfa
transformed ro % IlUo potential Of g3.
OIJ aud reduced oglIn 20 $500 or low
ur Wu.G. n0g'.lry Tor loaHI dlrmu
lion Th.. plan win aUnp'y among
u'hor n0ncn0 tho a.uo mining ccutor at
NLEu. N--un-
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
EIaasr WsrshIes,

That 'ho Gun1R government he.
'N# .h." of n0r win ba much biz.
For l1 t.n .Umgo OB .nuNn hv .hn On.
lHrsNu.0. .t .ho EnH.r wilhelm
mual which m'1 br'G..naaod NO oara
to a5 'nl n.'h provision for Iatnr
d'uu.0.us OI n..nurH f1 l6 gao.
The width of OIu ruul a 10 br
d.uN.I THO 0.u oOwauHoaa of tho
la.a aO'l considerably exceed those
OF Panama
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
The Record
for good
Job Printing.
The Record
one dollar
q year

majority OF OBJ, D.oat n.uan aaI poo. aaa..
wac. T.a .go o'anM. .a.U be-. "Gan Ga.
ne.ed by .1a roopao'gar sara OF ArIana.."
rha or.Ioa ataIl NOT Boo construed Go aru.go
uuy member Of Oh. legislative a.omb. of .ac
RIGHT wmrode..a6 a6g muawo Thuwnu.a a.n-
huro' vlrol ra.. 'or Houmor orCo.lnor "a. .he
reegIH election a#rumDHHg fda Uuue OF aa.
petition '9r Ho mHa.sa or Iar ba Hafergr .un
sha.I be- tho Ha... oI which fHu nmlpruf .ruI
tat.a neo.u" 90 .#H ouch petition hsH H,
eoun.cI ru'.. ana uH.r mr .Ha Iuua..a
and 'ortIH EulmuHm .WI ur rUIuI witch .au
Secretary o' s@'r a6l 0 .u.nH|ma fH. .a.. .a
.bg D"ouo haarI aI.rHrr officers .Ihps..ura
W .HH#rrm. hHw .haa.H uumHIUa ha
am.udm.n. w. legislation ahaII le specially
provided Obua.ul
-..fhoa0o.a rr.ou.uu WA rrHnt.e Office OF
lhg Secretary OF 'uIuuU tu.4l# lU. Uu9.
Each u.g..orHa vote U0ror aaa,a.. auauaye
amendment
WUca mg official signature Jha l..h aagof
February 1910.
oc. LUDWIG
l0'AlI Secretary 0I state.
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
WHAT NsRas'as ls.

A....'u# I.Ht .HuI1f substance
which ru hu U.Hnl .INo wool and
.mmnl u'n 0rnuu0' cloth or n1por
h''u0w tu .0H UoUh.nIa Bn, OF
uuw.H wI U .uua RESPECTS Iafma
l a.HH OF IIHE U.'N.m fHa vegetable
aul animal NHaIun &c i5 at once
.H.o.H auI Crystalline elastic and
Uu...u heavy aa rock i0 tIa crude
"ta 9"f 0.HHt a8 taat.uoNu whom
mechanically treated
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
o The CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF ARKANSAS

"'.'. /. N..NNN "..u lNN. '.n following lul
r"".u.un proposing .d amendment l rUa State
lmuH.un Wg. .a#uI Uu. Uul.uI .a.l,
O#..I" u..u.u m.u0 ot .U0 and rh4a fa.
.u. Nu. ur .UumL.nI W UNn electors uf .an
a"'0 0. MS no.. .aHm. election. CO. uu hell
'0"ooa, September Il. iu.u lor Adoption .r la.
I....n
pTon07ca GmcHamcat No. 10
Id.. .r uOovm. % H..ag rr.aa..I l. MA
amendment n 'Hn C.rHu.H u'lan aar. ar
A..0m., md .aa u0H 0o" submitted q. rhr
0...u... ..H a.n f.u approved ur ra|..aHa.
.0..D.. "o0r.. o.s..m .o. H.l.u#aaH tIe.
-..n..u.HuuH.H. u. 0.. rH..ua .u....ai
n.0 ..y...u uIoo. ...l amendment .ar .lma
.."U U,.m" .t..o. .Up Constitution OBJ tho
a#.u' A..B..H. u-vu
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..uu H. INn u.rW AGa#a. Up4...n. .lH.r.
wood H# ...u.H
",Hun JHn lss.h.Ova row5nafrha .r..o
UN Nu ...d n u D.uUI AHm.v which
..NI .W..Iut UNu Senate ad lnl.r af U.lrar
uw.ONH, u.. r0. people of each Municipality,
m.h county Hnd of 'ha a4u wgHa .l Them.
..... U.".U r0 .H..Hu I.Na and amendment. ra
H. Constitution. ..I n..h..u. r..,.. |Ha ..au
0. .." .H.# Independence. IU. ....M.... ........
....' ...w..." .u.H 0. ...ru.n .U..H Cd.
1......r .rT.....s. 0auu.Har.#.. ..r.. Is.0..
HI.. 0m.s Iaa U. .uH.a f.#.muI ps fHa
..." .n. Initiative aHI Hm. .Ma fsr
...". Obs. ."a. Voter. ...| boo ..a..I .a rsa-
."a. an. m.a.u. M ..a r.#.H a.I every
u.u petition ..aU ..... IIa.uI ..Iuf ..a
m.aw. H ."no.H Initiative petition. ..au
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Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
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OWNS '1 lUa uu.d.E growing p6f1
BOTTOM fol. .w". .....U'.V Iu fHn
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Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
pr1p9sed dmeatmentNn.u IL

Ih'. .Ho following articles abaIbo u.un..rIar
an nmnrdmeo. m tbr brCo#H.mun .a.a..at
N1ua., which. u.mHurH FOO Ugu maIur.f,
0. n0 l0g mamHaH elected J0 elch House and
adopted Ignw1uHvo OF lHass.u8 ofrBe ar,fa
.o.."f a. '1"na u6.al election for senators
.nI representative. .U.'. '09ma uartat The
'w.i....on uH. .ne.f AHYmu..
Obs. a.. muBI invested u.tfn rHa b..f bod,
HH.HauraHu COTTON.
H0I .HHr mds H u na#.l #... beam. h.
hereby ... .. .a.un fora .. ..
seven ... ... ..T ..H u.# .H. E..
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IH. ...." I" ... ... ...I ID. ....H... 10
oh. ..N.Nta ."aam Ma. HI. .H
lt.. mis "a iH H against .Ha above
amendment
Witness my official 5i.aa.lfs the l.b al. yf
a.utH. 1910.
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
P2631TE Court F5T2ES

aoace 's hereby given -1a- s. sn
ahmed administrations and guard ans aras.
current at the Hmca tenn. mm of I0
bate Court for the Southern District ~ "'
e ounty for settlement with then. -s.. ~
ratas, r0-vi-:
w. T, Campbell guardian Billy Narr;, :.
Mrs. Alice Cochran. adnltnIstr. -,i. 'D'N
w. ID Cochran, deoeqsod
T.J. Tompfina guardian Bamn,.e and y,
Tamutns MINORS ''n'v
IT, Tomp'd"*. administrator estate Of " ,
Tombrns. deceaeed
w. C. shaver. Guardian Dean T,r,,r.
m nor.
And alDarties Interested in The ,.t.r
Of fmd e.ratar must come .o,rrrf and Z,
cer-iona - said accounts. if any -aar ham.
before the third day Of Tie next term, of ,.,s vi
or thog will be forever barred from av,art,s
'aacauats or any item thereof
Ar.hw sullivan. C,-,
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
ll !

PROPOSED AMENDMENT To THE cugara
luIIuNol TINE STATE Ur ARKANSAS.
Notice Ia hereby given chat 0Hs following .u.Bt
r.'''N.o1, ruun.In. an amum0mra. au uIn.a.ala.
H"u ..llou nN. .N..gI UY .Ua Uu.um A tus
..| a. O.uUvW .0o0 u' Imn aua l.ar rne
a"e N.I IH submitted p Ma up.a# ut Che
state "a. 'ha naN .7g# g.a..oa Go De- held
AohIh.a september i=, lail fJf adoption af r.s
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
N ABhAN~.A-

The republicans al Crawford
county held a convention at Van
Buren, last week and placed p
county tickle. in the field
The republicans at Greene
county have decided 10 nominate
a county ticket and a convention
for .aa. purpose has been called
to meet at parag.u.a July rs.
Brown T. Lavre1oo Of SseaI-
man, No. committed suicide ia a
rooming house al Little Book last
week Dependency over the
las5 Of money and family troubles
was gha cause Of the deed.
T. Fl. Lagsdan, aged G2 yaara,
was struck and killed by a train
at Baa5a one day Last week.
Logsdon was partially deaf and
attempted TO cross the track, not
hearing the approaching train,
The International Lumber and
CreasotI1g Company'3 plant, 10.
Gated two miles from ToXarkana,
was destroyed by fire a few days
ago, causing a loss Of $1,000 TO
the owners. The plant was only
recently oonp.e.cd
A visitor al Hot Springs by tho
name Of Pitcoct was robbed Of a
$50 bill a few nights ago and
compelled the thieves TO return
The money TO him by threatening
chem with a bottle Of medicine,
which they took for a pistol.
The Arkansas Gazette says the
1910 census will show Little Rock
to have a population Of $4,000
people and A'ganta about 5000
Ten years ago the census showed
Little Rock with a population Of
38,307, and at that time Arganta
was included in the city,
The Occidental Land Company,
with headquarters at Little Rock,
surrendered it9 charter and quil
business last week, Officials Of
the company gave as a reason
for this action that taxes are too
high in this state and that thero
are too many fees imposed upon
corporations,
The dead body Of a male in.
FAINT, it7 head crushed in, was
found floating in an abandoned
we'll a short distance west Of
Nashville few days since,
From Appearances tho body had
been in the we'll two weeks or
more, The oI.iaora are unable to
find any clue 30 tho identity Of.
The parents,
A. Fort Smith laat week au'D7
wera filed i0 tho federal court by
Tho United States government
teai0sa three largo lumber com.
paoias aol ono individual for.
amounts aggrogatne 100000.
In each a1iG the defendant ia
charged with cutting pine timber
from government land in Scot.
county, the entire amount ojlng.
cI to have been uuI1wluIy cut
being els and a baJi million ioot,
board measure,
i, VI Hawke ard Mise Willie
B. Shocks, members OF the Corn.
ing Cemetery Association, are
tho dolo0danta in a&l0,0.0 dam.
ago suit on lha charge Of alleged
muUIatIon 5l graves 10 tha como.
tory at that place, The plaintiff
10 Charles MaCoII0m, who alleges
chat the daienDo6t1 I0 clearing ot'
tba grounds Of the cemetery Riti
.bo yiow Of boouilg.og ID, pI.&ol
over the graves In b.1 Doe and
covered the hoods'6nra with dirt
without hig knowledge or con.
grnt, The a1a, IA aenl.rs I'm flp
Sharp County record., 1910-06-10
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ur"a.H w..Hf T..H H.Tu UHHH.
#H a"a. tH.H Be- H#.H .Ua NHH.H
ad aero i."T ..H 0hFt rt aHf.
nH.an
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-16

Bert Johnson left last night for the north on No. 6.
 Ladies invited to Barefield' $ Auction sale. Chairs provided.
 A party of young people are spending today on the river fish ing.
 Mrs. J. M. Pit tman left this morning for Gurdon, where she will spend today.
 Will Mitchell. mail carrier on Route No 1, out of Prescott, made his initial trip on his moto- cycle this morning.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-16
TOkiO Items

Tokio, June Ii. -J. b of Laneburg, and Asker of Prescott, came up to V nic, and stopped off and Saturday night and , with the r aunt, Mrs Matthews, at Tokio.
 A. c. Holt, one of Toklos gressive young men, s1ai'' morning for Oklahoma WI, will be welded to Miss Lll derdale, of Davis. Mr. nO erected a modern reslaen' will live here.
 Astorney c. W. Mat'ne' on the sick list last w9eA'
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-16
Resolution of Thanks

We, the teachers of N County, feeling grateful i'd pleasant and profitable spent in this institute, VI express our thanks to thel ty examiner for his courte Prof. Dunaway for his thd treatment of the subject of culture. to Prof. Torreyst the instruction given in the reading, to Prof. Newth I courtesies shown us whl was manager, and to the people of Prescott for thelI treatment to us while m. city.
 J. E. Meador,
 L. J. Bryson,
 J. NJ. Thomas'
 Conu
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-16
Local News.

Elgin and Waltham watches Barefeld's $ Auction this week. Get you fan and keep cool.
 Prescott Hdw. Go. R. D. Cox, of Waldo, is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Jno. A. Davis.
 We regret to learn of the ill., ness of the infant of MT. and Mrs. A. B. White.
 Let us send you an electric iron. If you don't like it send it back. 6 pounds, $4.5
 Prescott Hdw. Go. For Sale-My residence prop. erty on West Front street. Two blocks from depot. Seven room house, three lots. Apply to Mrs. D. F. Andrews.
 The Confederate Re union of Camp Asa Morgan will meet at Serepta Springs on Thursday and Friday, July 21st and 22nd, and there will doubtless be large at tendance.
 The family of Jno. w. Duke will leave neyt week for Nash vile, Tenn, where they will make their future home Mr. Duke left for that city several deys ago, where he accepted position as city salesman for hosiery house.
 Road Overseer Horne tells us that the roads through this coun. try over which will pass the au- tomobiles of the Glidden tour next Monday are in fine condi tion, and that a great deal of wo'k has been done during the past month of pretty weather. Golden Gate Gunpowder Tea. Golden Gate English Breakfast Tea.
 Golden Gate Ceylon Tea.
 Golden Gate Japan Tea.
 Golden Gate Black and Green Tea.
 Golden Gate Coffees are sec Ond to none.
 Everything bearing Golden Gate carries our guarantee.
 Let us send you package.
 Call SS,
 Mcdaniel Hardware Co.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-16

J. K. Horne is host to large party of relatives, including his own family on a camp at Rogers Lake, where a few days will be spent in fishing.
 MT. s. R. Briggs of the Park Hotel, suffered a sinking spell yesterday afternoon, from which, however he soon rallied, and is much better today.
 Prof. c. D. Brockman, super visor of music in the Hope Pub lie Schools, who has been spend ing the past several days at Tex. arkana, leaves that city tonig Int for Kansas City and after spend Ing day or two there will go to Des Moines, Iowa, where he will attend an institute of musical supervisors. star of Hope.
 The city authorities of Hope have nailed the lid down tight by forclng the meat markets and news stands to close on Sun days. Patrons are forced to or der their meat on Saturday, and readers who are not subscribers Will have to order and pay for their papers through the week In order to have them delivered on Sunday.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-16

Brooks Hamilton, of Little Rock, is a visitor to Prescott to day
 The recent Republican state convention named w c. Moore, of Prescott as state central com mitteeman from this county.
 Miss Mary Caldwell left this morning for Union City, Tenn, where she will spend the sum mer visiting relatives and friepdS.
 Captain w. A. Sm ith, of the Prescott military company, has resigned on account of other pressing matters. His successor has not yet been named.
 A. G. Winslow, of Prescott has been appointed by the Arkansas National Guards as inspector of small arms practice, and assign ed to the First Regiment.
 Tbe July numbers of the Blue Book, Pictorial Review, Short Stories, Ten Story and Cosmo politan received today at the Jack Johnson, Jr., News Stand.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-16
H ESTERL.V v
 N A DRUG STORE R Where your trade is appreciated

Golden Gate Teas are better.
 Silver Ware and Cut Glass at Baretield's Auction this week.
 The day current has started See Prescott Hdw. Co. for fans.
 Not auction goods but auction prices at Barefield's $ Auction this week.
 Miss Bradshaw, of Lewisville, who has been the guest at the home of Rev. w. c. Hilliard for the past few weeks, has returned home.
 Mrs. J. E. Waters, of Idabel, Oklahoma, who has been spend ing a month visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Gam at Laneburg, passed through Pres colt today, en route home.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-16
Nothing equals Golden Gate.

nesday 2:30 D. m, continues at 2:3O and 500 p. m. each day un til stock is sold-Barefield.
 The four legged chicken of Dale Wilson continues to attract attention. The fowl is in a fine condition, and has two separate bodies midway of it's back-four legs, two tails--in, fact is a chicken and half in one.
 The blaming mill of the Home Lumber Go. which started up this week shipped their first car of dressed lumber yesterday. This is a new manufacturing en terprise for Prescott, and will pay attention particularly to the home trade.
 For Sale-My property one half mile northwest of Prescott, contai hing twenty two acres of land, a nine room house, with necessary outhouSes, and good well of water. Will sell cheap for cash.
 l A. Bryan.
 Rev. R. A. HighSmith, of Italy, Texas, has consented to deliver the memorial address for the Odd Fellows, of this place. and is expected tt i've in Prescott tomorrow aftenOt4 on No. 6. The address will be delivered at the Christian church Sunday night, and Rev. Hlghsmith will also fill the pulpit at the morning service.
 Col. J. M. Seibert, general agent for the passenger depart ment of the the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain, made a very i'm pOrtant announcement in his speech at Prescott, when he stated that the railroad company which he represents would he"e- after take no part in politics in Arkansas. Little Rock Demo crat.
 The Citizens Bank has made final arrangements for the re. modling of their building on West Front street, and for the re. furnishing of the building throughout. A new front will be put in, tile floor laid in the lobby, and bank furniture in keeping with the advancement of the town and it's institutions will be installed.
 All parties having repairing in my store are requested to call at once and get it, as I am closing out my business and ex pect to leave Prescott. Every thlng Tn my stock will be sold at auction on next Wednesday be, ginning at , o'clock, and will be sold regardless of cost. Don't forget to call and get your re. pairing. Ed Barefield Ed Carruthers and Sam Mum last night caught large coon at the home of Mr. Carruthers. which they dispatched with a gun this morning. For some time chickens have been miss ing from the hen house and be. lieving that some wild animal was the thief, a steel trap was set last night at the door of the house, and this morning they awoke to find fine specimen of hls coonship dangling to the trap by the toe, eating on chick en.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-16
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
 FOR CASH.

All new Stock-Want to close them out. w. E. WALLER.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-16

We believe that on the points of store keeping. which draw people irresistibly- a pleasant store to shop in, quick and careful attention to customers, prompt delivery, and so on we are somewhat better than any oth- CT store in this vi cinity.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-16

G. R. Haynie is spendinv in Texarkana.
 Fine Diamonds at Bare, A uction this week.
 John H. H. Mcdaniel, of was a visitor to Prescott {,
 Have you subscribed t, high school fund? If not.I not:
 Miss Elsa Von Kalow, of arkana, is the guest of MrJ A. Davis.
 Prof, P. F. Chappell cal last night from Hot Spring is today holding the r} quarterly examination of | CTS
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06
nsgiA GLASS.
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior.

u. X. Land Ofiee at Phoenix, Arizona.
March ~, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Fred.
eriek Otto Gieee, Of Prescott, Arizona,
who, on November End, 1905, made
Homestead Entry, No, 0if53, for BE.
~. w. v, See. Is, NE. Y NV. ",
and n. y NE. y, SECTION 10, Town
.hip "a n, Rage W q. = = y.
a Meridian, has fled notice ~ inten-
tion 10 mako Final Communication iroof
10 establish claim 10 N. land above
described, before ,. NJ W Moore, U.
4. Commissioner, at his oftee In Pres.
colt, Arizona, on tho gard day Of
April, 1910. CIaimast names ss wit.
nessesi Leroy r. CoDwelI, Albert l..
Lee, Robert Blair. Joe Blair. all Of
Prescott, Arizona.
FRANK II. PARKER, Regisssr,
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