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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14
IS ENOEO;
DRIVERS At WORK
No DISCRIMINATION BY THE
COMPANIES AGAINST FOR
i
MER EMPLOYEES.

NEW YORK, November 14.--AH Of
the striking express drivers and help
ers were back at work to-day. For
the most part they displayed proudly
on their caps union buttons. The
report that no mean wearing the but
tons would be re-employed had
stirred up tempest In teapot"
and extra police we're on hand to
preserve order should the strike be
renewed.
The companies held to their prom
Use and did not discriminate against
any OF the former employees.
The congestion in all of the depots
about the city is very great and ten
days will be required to clear 1t. The
strike breakers are being paid or and
furnished transportation to their
homes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14
SEND DR.. BETTY TO
bERkLEY MEMORIAL
PRESIDING ELDER OF NORFOLK
DISTRICT SLATED no SUCCEED
REV. DIR. LEAR
IS GOOD MAN FOR PLACE
-
REV. DIR. CHANDLER MENTIONED
FOR MARK ET- srREET, PET
ERsBURG, III DIR. nos
MAN LEAVES.

AS the time draws near for the
announcement of pastoral appoint
ments, the conference delegates and
others interested in the matter are
INDUCING In much speculation.
While it In generally reliesed that
the appointments are practically
made up already. there are. usually
seine changes toward the end ana
that Is what keeps the preachers and
their friends elleSslsaEs - cau rse
none except the bishop and his eatt'
net are on the inside III 10 the ap-
pointsnents. SO far AS accurate infor-
nation is concerned.
One of the latest bits Of gossip is
that t.ex. l.. b. Betty, retiring pre-
siding elder OF the Norfolk district
will be sent to Berkeley Memorial
vacated Ivy Rev. ". w Lear 1t il
generally believed that Or. Betty
would make an i3eal man for the
Berkeley place. and 1t IL understood
that he ls not adverse to taking hold
OF 1t.
Wife's Health Not Good.
Rev. Dr. George H. spooner OF
Monumental. Portsmouth. Will mesi
probably go to F'arnvilie. succeeding
Rev ". T. Green. 1t IL said that the
leading members Of the Farmvflle
congregation have let the bishop know
that they would like to have DR.
Spooner Furthermore 1t is said tina,
the Portsmouth climate does not
agree with Mrs Spoonars health and
the doctors have advised that she
leave the Tidswalsr section as soon
as possible. Personally. Dr. Spoone,
would like To finish out his four
years there. his friends say. He il
now completing his third year. and
- w a -e+s4
4f.nr, ffrnad a., En.ar.h L. .rss \
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14
POISON POTION FOR.
HUSBAND AND WIFE

ATLANTA GA November H.
The State authorities to-day began
an Investigation OF the mysterious
poisoning of William Sa-asberry and
his wife, Mabel Sprasbrrry. Both are
dead at their home about eight miles
from this city.
Sprayberry vas an aged and
wealthy farmer. His estate Is much
involved and there has been much
pickering among relatives regarding
their PROJECTS. The stomachs Of the
poison victims were examined by a
chemist to-day. Sosfar no arrests
have been made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14

NEW YORK. NOV. i4.~~iu the seiz-
ure OF valuable necklace owned 10y
Mrs, Eivira Erokaw Fischer Hansen.
four years after it is alleged TO have
been smaggied into this country. the
customs authorities have brought to
a climax a case that presents some
OF the most interesting features that
Collector Loeb's men have met III
their work
The necklace. which consists OF for
~ selected pearls, Is now i'll the pos
session OF Collector Loeb and has been
submitted for appraisal TO the gov
ernment's experts and a leading jew
eiry firm and the case has been placed
In teh hands Of United States District
Attorney Wise,
Is is stated that Mrs. Fischer Han
sen and her father. Isaac V. Erehaa
have asked to he allowed to make a
settlement, They declare that tn ?
necklace WAS Bought In Paris for S.
Geo, or $1,000 less than the lowest
figure placed as the foreign value bs
the governments appraisers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14
Mr.. TAT ARRIVES
IN CANAL. ZONE

COLON. CANAL ZONE. Nov. a.
President Taft arrived here today on
the cruiser TenneaAee, which was con-
yeyed here by the cruiser Montana
The president had two trunks filled
with data for his annual message to
congress upon which No worked all
the way here. The presidential party
was given twenty-onA xuns and roy
n welcome. AN MelA well "a board
Acfh ehjp1t "A &aaT M ~ \. m yoy-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14
FIGHT SECOND TIME
THEN "MAKE 1T UP.

John f. Davis and Joseph Keaton
two young white men. the latter oil
mhom was dismissed and the former
fined $40 by Justice John Saturday
on charge Of fighting In the street
were In the tolls again Monday
charged with the same offence,
Both had patched up their difficult
ties. and the cases against them were
dismissed following their payment Of
the costs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14
FEARED BLINDNESS
KILLED HIMSELF

Especial to The Richmond virginian.p
NORFOLK. VA. November H.
Because he feared ne was going
blind Emmett W. Robinson. Chesa-
peake and Ohio ticket agent at New
port News. killed himself In shed
near I.ambert's Point last Friday. his
body being found yesterday He had
been osl leave OF absence for some
time because of i'll health and had
been staying IN ahent with rela-
tivex.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14
THREATS PREVENT
TRIAL OF NEGRO
Stern-Faced Men, Bent on
Lynching Black Fiend, Sur
round Jersey Jail
POLICE CAN'T PROTECT
PRISONER FROM MOB
Wan Who Split Girls Skull
Open May Be Summaflly
Dealt Wlth--Sleuths
Find Clues.


ASBGEY PARK, \. j., November
lib Because of the threatening atti-
,,,aa of :, era,va of s.ern-faced men
a.. .,fsa s,a-
aHo sathe1eh aoout .'e =,
ton TO-DAY no a'.slnp. was i''e'ns ~
arraish 'hoiiias " fiiaihs, "a. -
accused .. the ~ ~, ~" - 80 -
var -o'i MATT SIM" .s1s,ra,a
p"fies ssht WI" ~ ~ -. - -
that nc uia ho' - - -. 49,,
/ teet the prisoner ~ nc @as 49, :, ~.
ms cen 81 inc Aoii'iaf 49,
Mhs postpofina, Aaste - q ~. =. $50,
" it'aihs VIII ns spa NV W. - -
some Tune To-Day ana TAKEN ~
, hota Tie county stat va
hehi- u.,.
GNei,e'lehs MINIS a.,
Inc peopfe ART hih1ii eNNaaeu 60
open ihreats 81 iyh'Hias ase n'a.e
30 serious Is tue situation eo.saa ' ~
that all III the police iofee mas pssi.
orasrea on oass.
NiaiaHss eah'ot account .,,
tofals TOT ms iios ei'asiisse gu 49,
tassaas, Tue aa9 tae sa.t a'sap -.
- l.as beeh 'eat uea .'iaa s -, -
a.asiiff f."aa NOUS, "nsii 49,
"s"tiesias H"e''3 ~. ~ -. re-,
aus ;" s''' ~ sis 20 $3.50 -.
ias@e ~ tsse to ~. 800
-. ''sse ~ -. 80 .ta. he -.
80, ~ -,
80. ~. ..,,,.',, ~. ,,-nssh ba ssf.1
~. -. 80 -. o. mad WIN n,,rt
-,
~ T. e.r,.f, tho nat,ra say that
x,ft5.. ms vas Ia the vicinity ~ the
,s,,r,sssr t,a,.t ,na t,ma - ,,ee,,rred
TN. faet fhnt ha f-a1nat explain sati,-
faetor5lV his movements between 10
f8t
tn. basis ON which the pailse viii ask
the magistrate 10 hold him for the
grand jury.
To-day the police ARE running down
series Of alleged clues They are
investigating every rnase Of Williams
story told to the police last night and
II is believed important evidence has
been secured that wiii tend "a break
down Williams story.
ne 49, ~ Vac 1aur.ieis9 tsa.,a =
49,, hiish,sa,,t Va aste mas h..e,, sas
rar ~, ff,,,arat
tafl,c~ Kent f,nt
pa,er srn5th fatbar NJ IT'S ,eu~aar-
Oh nnaa paa no, ,,arvit,.a ~ an.
,er thu ,.,,,,rfrnnm sse has vowed
verraat,es agaius, tha murderer az
his daughter ana the neoule were
fearful that in his oyerwor,xea and
distra7taaat ssaf.. b.. might atfack vii
ltarrx The rsn.har az III. littla We
lin, is in a vary serto,,s CONDITION in
their hutu. in the little han,l.t az
Whtesyi,1a adjacent 70 Asba,rv park
she had neen IN delicate health far
some time. hut since her aanrnter
Was missed sha had not sl4ut when
IN. mi,,tlat.a ,itt,, farr, vas d,seav-
Grad IN ,h.s weeds vestaraav hy "
S Henson "a IVES, f;roya florist ia
sent word 70 the smith hama before
notifying the notice. Mrs, smith was
atanT ~, IA. ~. ,s,r,s,,s, ssx.,t,'s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14
.sTAUNTOh CAPTAIN
SENDS RESIGNATION
ApJurANT- GENERAL ORDERS AN
ELECTION TO FILL VACANCY.
LEAVES or ABSENCE
ALLOWED.

Adjutant General Sale has received
and accepted the resignation of Cap
tain Charles Sliewy. OF Co. K. fixst
Virginia volunteers. stationed at
Etaunton. and has ordered an election
to fill the vacancy thus occurring and
others that may occur. Captain
Shewy retires from the service for
business reasons.
Leaves OF absence for business rea-
sons have been granted to Lieutenant
f. y. Page. Co. No. z. coast artillery,
stationed at Norfolk. and Lieutenant
A. j. Moore. Co. T. second regiment,
quartered at Chase CITY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14
MAY RECEIVE DATA
IS MUNICIPAL PLANT

Members Of the council .committee
on electricity will meet Monday ntght
IT o'clock. II will b. regular
monthly meeting and Will ~ devoted
largely TO the Transaction ~ routine
M ~ new ornamAntal q3n16t lrG
~ 1Va4 ekroes la Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14
JAMES CANNON, u
w. ]. YOUNG.
w. A.. CHRIGTIAss
T.. Fl. RAWLINGS
J.. r. PRETTY JOHN
J.. WILEY BLED1<
r. b. DAVIS,
w. II. EDWARIle
s. C. HATCHER. I
j. C.. REED. M
7. Men. SIMPSON
j. r. MA6T1N, VI
G. w. HARDWIkx y
=. r. BRANCH III d

In view of the fact that ccn16
had previously adopted two No.
his first resolutions. Or. CAnncI
attention to the fact that tAia
on the part Of the body Wou16 =
be reconsidered 10 A. to rsnc1I
Conference thereupon nu1af01A
previous action. Sss
After Or. Cannon had intx0aloo1
resolution. Rev. DR. J. Wiley
one of the college trusteeo a1
said that all desired 70 raaeh
end. and dhe hoped ana pt1S
q happy peaceful soluttc
reached. He pointed out that &
lnittee from conferences Woy
Ashland untrammeled ina
Its best endeav0r to solve IN
to the satisfaction Of ~ -
ested. u ssa
Or. w. Asbury Chrietinn G
speak but was interruptAA h9
ing OF the doxolsgy IN Wh1e
cd heartily. Wheu the M11
over, Or. Christian said fh4
was iawninG for = reAce1s1{
factory solution Of thu ~
He predicted that = nett1elS
NOUS and permanent. cot1I
BY the proposed confexNma
Rev. Il. r. nadmun nes
conference c0mmtfano ~
tfon be continued, WitM
az Rev. u. II. Raxl11nn
moved out o3 the HAT
DR.. DAdmunsn M0ktop ~
4 :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14
TUGMEN FLOAT
STRANDED VESSEL

NORFOLK, VA. November IT,
The vessel which stranded on the
outer Diamond Shoals Saturday and
fioated yesterday was the British
steamer Suram bound from Port
Arthur. Tex. to Foynes, England. She
came here for bunker coal and n to-
day being examined by divers before
proceeding for England
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14

IL 1.
y request 1ot oii"N u
on the part Of Lawrence Plus, epi~
ered. OF 2iT North Seventeenth
street. led t. his fnuruer by Ias net~
ANA. y cs.,eres, imm,xran, from >ortn
Carolina. sunaay afternoon. according
to the testimony gwen 20 coroner
Taytor bv nan d toxen with. ssss Of
IN. tragedy.
The story told by these witnesses
was the same in every Instance. noi-
land they said. came down East Grace
street between seventeenth ana 1.lgh-
,.anrh streets carving Il quart bottle
Of wniskey in one nafa, and All open
knife in the other. PITTS walked up
To him and asked him for a drink.
eco way from me- Holland de-
elar.d .laNe 3gsf lost all mv money
aud i don't wan, no foalssnness
Al Holland smoke ne il alleged 10
have struck ~ PITTS with the bot
ia 1@he latter lodged. and then
Halland stanned him in Inc right
side.
Holland ran following the stabhins.
PITTS followed him few feet. then
STOPPED. picked up prick and threw
i, M him the brick struck the fleeing
negro in the hack. 4 moment later
pins fell 70 the sidewalk uncon-
.cinus The city ambulance WAS sum
noned win Dr. n. q. Tune in charge
ana ,he wounded man was hurried to
ths hasnita1 Ne a,ea shortly after
hi. ARRIVAL
CHAINS self IDefcnse.
.toxenh Meek,ns. Charles Harris
f.yman Haskins and charles bland
al, eniored. ,estified nj The coroner :
ln,,nsx, and a., declared thar pitts
aia nn,htny Ia anger iIol,ann exeenr
asr Tor some. az the ,a,,ar.a whiskey
En,lana hnweved declares lbs Was sct
,,,san l,~ ava or civ negroes who AT.
,smn,sS to take his whiskev away
,ra,,, him They ware heating him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14

MR.. spreukls Improytnx.
Mrs. G. 3. Spreuklc Sr. 1920 Floyd
avenue. who was operated on Wednes-
day last. II recovering rapidly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14

Especial to The Richmond Virrinian.
FREDERICKSBuRG VA. Nov. ii.
Rev. r. J. MeBryde. pastor OF st,
Georges Episcopal church, left Satur-
day to officiate ut the ordination OF
Mr., Lewis Gibbs, OF the Theological
Seminary, near Alexandria. TO the
ministry. Rev. George Mayo. OF Al,
bemarle. filled Or. McBryde's pulpit
during his absence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14
DR.. Cannon Reports Resolll
ton For Conference Be-
tween Committees
ALL REJOICE AT
PROSPECT OF PEACE y
IN VEXED MAITEN
Stirring Talks on Temperance
Are Made and jug Traffic Re-
ceives Especial Denun-
citation by Speakers

Adoption OF a resolution when
gives promise Of cfYecting a peacefuAa
settlement of the Randolph Mac0tGI
question and stirring talks on the sln@s
ject of yemperanee In which the NIEa
traffic and other evils OF the liQMoNs
trade were severely denounced. 1otlss
cd the leading features OF the M0ns%
day morning session OF the Ftr31nsass
Methodist Conference in Csnt0n4AS
church.
The resolution regarding Randoar
Macon was offered by Dr. JMs11
Cannon and substitutes those ny44
yiousis offered by him relative to-
question. In effect, Ii calls for = g.
ference at Ashland between the SNs
ference COMMITTEES OF six. = c0Me14
tee of nine trustees. and cOyal
tee of three from the Baltimofe ~
ference. sSssa<
Care and support Of superan1allq
preachers also received consfdG1
attention at the hands Of E01l1
ence, and the announcement VS. +
that a PROPOSITION was ON foot tQe rM r
100000 as special fund III I'M
nection. DIT
Another feature of some int13
was brief talks by the foli0win4
perannuated ministers. w. 3. IA
KITS. ". Il t1uHKH. r. M EQWB
Conference adjourned ut the un
hour to reeonyene at $40 A. ~. Eu9NA
day. Indications are that the ee1s
sions will be brought to close TuN
day night. 8sssaSs
Substitute offered.
, Just before neon DIR. Cannon axe
and stated that at n confOge. :
at the Richmond H04Atwys
| night by representatives NJ knAys
posing sides on this RandOiph-l
question: an agreement wAa J9M0
by which more feasible p1an cf
tanning solution OF the question N41
be adopted. as sssI
After briefly addressing conferences
DR.. Cannon offered q res0lution n
bodying the result OF the meeting 1
Intended as q substitute for hin Q9469
vons paper on THE College questaon
The resolution. which was Ad4NAo
without opposition. reads ~ foN0
Whereas there il : crest fN
that such action sail be taken ~
session OF the Conferences - VIII 81
suit In the final settlement 0& &.I
question at Issue between this c0N H.
ence and the board of tfusteo -
Randolph Macon College ~ thu
brotheriy and peaceahie mefn004
sibie, he 1t ssSAS
Resolved, That a committee n
be appointed by this body.
committee shall reQueat the bO4k4
trustees of Randolph Macon GU
to appoint q committee Of u1M4
their number, and shaft reQueee
Baltimore Annual Conferences to
point committee Of three OF
number to meet together In 0ol
ence at Ashland. Va. ut such
as may be mutually agreeahlA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-14

Continued on Fourth Page.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-04-15
Taft's Near Visit.

Little Rock, April 15.-Pinchot and Cannon deprived Arkansas of the pleasure of entertaining President William Howard Taft during the recent sessions of the Conference for Education in the South. Several months before the programme was announced, the name of President Taft ap- peared upon tn e preliminary copy, he having given his con sent to attend and make some addresses before the various di- visions of the Conference. Then came the Ballinger-Pinchot and the Cannon-Insurgent hostilities and President Taft sent a neat letter of apology to President Og- den of the Conference, and beg. ged to be excused. President
 
 Taft had so far proceeded with his preparation for visit to Ar kansas, that he arranged his sub jects and President Ogden was making preparations for a spe. cial train to bring the President to Little Rock. Superintendent of Public Instruction George B. Cook yesterday told of the mar row escape President Taft had from coming to Arkansas, of which he was informed by the officials of the Conference while they were in the city. President
The Prescott daily news., 1910-04-15

Ed Barefield will test your eyes free.
 Second hand safe wanted. r. o. Box 416.
 Miss Ruby Mendenhall, of Rosston, came in today from Philadelphia, where she had been attending school, and left in the afternoon for home.
 o. c. Gardner the alleged de faulting cashier of the Diamond State Bank of Kimberly, has been indicted by the Pike County Grand Jury and his bond was fixed at $2,000, two women, the Misses Warfed, one of whom was his stenographer, being bls sureties. The other Miss War field resides in Mississippi
 Beginning tomorrow A. Nj. Ellsworth, local cotton region ob- server, will begin wiring the rainfall and the temperature each morning at : o'clock, to the Ob' server at Little Rock. These messages will continue each morning except Sunday until November 18th, for the purpose of enabling the government to make it's regular agricultural re. ports.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-04-15

Senator Jeff Davis ID n''
 for reelection. The u'r ,... bring this report are as i, ", N, touch with all polltlcai ,-.,.' ments as any one ln AiA' \, and state positively 'nss ' Nj not only informed rellaOly ". Y intentions of Congressus,l s.lt| binson, but that it IS 'ils i W V,, the Arkansas colony in ,i.;o,,| ington who know coudi c.adict 0 Arkansas, freely prea;llh ';ll harl aressman Robinson VIII Sboa , walk over in his race. '.o,, s
 Coneressman Cars Robinson ssoanndidi announce murrS himself as 2 asccaats ca,,p'ltlI { for the United States s'o5sbIe 1elp I years hence, it is .dus p[oo1U will te the anti Davis factions , Sthhirdsl to tl,i him and prevent sa,1 a a'"'' didate entering the nei'
The Prescott daily news., 1910-04-15

Taft was called upon by Secre- tary of War Dickinson, President Ogden and Dr. Wickliffe Rose, and he consented to come to Little Rock at the solicitation of these three intimate friends. Jas. J. Hill, the railroad king, was another of the near attractions of the Conference, important bus. mess arising at the last minute to prevent his addressing the Conference.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-04-15

Let Ed Barefeld fit your spec tacles.
 Our paint products are stand ard. Sherwin Williams and Masurys paint, Golfers lead, Grown" Linseed Oil, at Pres colt Hardware Co.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-04-15
LOST

The night of the oratorial con- test, at the opera house, or on the way there a gold brooch with large stone in center. Finder please return to this office.
 MRS. C. E. EvERED.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-04-15
The Senatorial Race

Little Rock, April 15- Return. ing from Washington, several prominent men of this section bring the report that Joe T. Robinson, congressman from the Sixth district, will oppose
The Prescott daily news., 1910-04-15
Cures Dyspepsia;
 Trial Is Free

It is popular mistake that only wealthy people who eat rich and highly-spiced foods suffer from dys- pepsia, or, as 1t is also known, indi- gestion. The laborer in the street, the worker in the field also finds him self victim of this disorder. Among the very greatest sufferers from 1t are women.
 Dyspepsia is Indicated by constant Keeling of lazi..-ss, by loss of appetite and troubled sleep. by ST stomach and dis tress after eating, bad complexion and lusterless eyes.
 There is no sure Id speedier cure for this trouble than Caldwelrs Syrup successfully for twenty years. This great herb laxative compound cured Capt Clark, of Buffalo, la, of dyspepsia and sour stomach that he had had for forty years, Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It cured Joel Adams, of Montgomery. Ala, after suffering continuously for sixteen months. These are only few of the many. But 1t Is not expensive to be cured with this grand remedy, as it can be bought at any drug store in a 50-cent or $1 bottle.
 Your very neighbors are probably life long users of pr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin. but if you want to know without expense what it will do for you personally, send glad to send you free trial bottle. He is actually anxious to have you make a test of his remedy.
 Thousands of families everywhere keep 1t In the house against such an emer- gency as constipation. sour stomach, in- digestion, biliousness, dyspepsia, heart burn. torpid liver, etc, which may come on member Of the family any day. It Is pleasant to the taste, acts gently and does not gripe. It is the great children g laxative tonic,
The Prescott daily news., 1910-04-15
Local News.

at Rosboro.
 Ed Barefield fits spectacles right Try him.
 White Mountain Freezers at Prescott Hardware Go.
 J. w. Bemis, of St. Louis, is a visitor to Prescott today.
 Sherwin- Williams paint, the standard of the world, at Pres colt Hardware Go.
 Mrs. Chas. F. Pittman is spend ing @ short visit with Mrs. J. M. Garland at Emmet.
 Two horses, one mule and three second. hand wagons, for sale cheap.
 pr. W. w. RICE.
 The congressional convention for the Eth Arkansas district, will meet at Philadelphia on May 4th.
 Next week the Prescott Hard ware Go. will put on sale at cut prices over two hundred rugs and art squares.
 Hamp Wade, of Big Springs, Texas, came in this morning on visit to friends and relatives at Prescott and vicinity.
 The Teachers Training class will meet at the Christian church this evening at s o'clock. Every body invited to be present.
 The Prescott Hardware Co.,, have on exhibition line of gen uine Old Hickory Furniture. Prices low for high class goods.
 Fred Nichols, conductor on the P. & N. w., resumed his run this morning after short layoff, dur. ing which time Fred Campbell had charge of the train.
 Miss Laura Cantley, matron at the deaf mute institute at Little Rock, came in last night, having been summoned here by the death of her sister, Mrs. Pearl Callicott.
 Sherwin- Williams paint costs little more a gallon but goes so much further than other paint that the paint job costs you no more, and you get the quality. Sold exclusively by Prescott Hardware Co.
 Mrs. Ernest Stainton, Miss Abble Hale and Miss Ola Bell and Prof. Respess Wilson left this morning for Camden to attend h oratorical contest there tonight.
 About twenty pupils of the school accompanied Miss Alice Newth and Mr. Ali Jones to Camden this morning, where they appear tonight in the ora torical contest. The party are In charge of Prof Wilson, of the Prescott public school.
 Miss Ruth Lowry, of Little Rock, singer of note, will de- light the audience at the opera house tonight with two songs. This feature of the program is independent of the regular pro gram of pictures and illustrated songs, and will be thoroughly en- joyed. Miss Lowry has a sweet voice and is popular wherever she goes.
 John Hatley, son of MT. and Mrs. Watson Hatley. of this place, heads the list of boys for
The Prescott daily news., 1910-04-15

Ed Barefeld guarantees his spectacles to fit.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-04-15

If there is anything about your ailment that you don't understand, or if you want any medical advice, write to the doctor. and he will answer you fully. There is no charge for this service. The address is pr. w. B. Caldwell, 50s Caldwell bldg. Monticello. II,
The Prescott daily news., 1910-04-15

Also Vapo-Cresoline Lamps