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THE MAN WHO REQUESTED MUS
 YARD PLASTERS.

The man who put mustard plasters out of business had to Invent some thing better. for mustard plasters have been used for aches, pains and other afflictions for scores of years. and have given relief to millions.
 But when J. A. Begy. the well known chemist, Of Rochester. N. Y.. compounded, after years of expert. ment, a preparation which he named Begy's Mustarine, he gave to the world something so much quicker in action than mustard pIasters, that medical authorities recognized it's su- premacy at once Begy's Milstarlne is now on sale by druggists everywhere. 1t gives instant relief in earache. toothache, headache and painful rheu. matism.
 Just rub it on II is always ready. and nothing is better for neuralgia. sold in chest, pleurlsy bronchitis. iumbago. sore throat. stiffness and lameness. Is clean to use. and will not blister 25 cents box (eqsml to forty mustard plasters) and money back 1T not satisfied. Trade supplied by Meyer Drug Company and Hessig Ellis. Mail order filed by J. A. Begy Co, Rochester, N. |.
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Ml-O-NA.
Drives Distress From Upset stomachs
 in Five Minutes.

MI-OaN,A stomach tablets not oniy cure indigestion but build up the en- tire system and make the weak and lfuli strong and vigorous. They are guaranteed to do so by Sorrells Drug Company.
 They cause the glow of health to appear in the cheeks and make the eyes bright and sparkling. They chase out bad blood and cause pimples and sallow skin to disappear.
 MONA stomach tablets are such wonderful stomach invigorators and upbuilders that they are sold under an agreement to return your money If they do not cure indigestion or any other trouble arising from an upset stomach such as biliousness. dizzi- ness. sick headache, loss of appetite, fermentation, nervousness, sleepless- ness, nightmare, etc.
 And only 90 cents a large box at Sorrells Drug Company and drrggists everywhere.
 Stomach trouble had bothered me a long time, and though I doctored and used several remedies there was no cure given me until used MI IONA.
 I used to feel weak. bloodless and depressed. but MI4O.NA built lip my health and made me strong. Mrs. J. Newton. Bellevue. Mich.
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HOUSE ECONOMICS.
Refuses to Concur in Raising Pay Of
 Presidents Secretary.

Washington. Feb 16.-The qualii- cations that are necessary in one who IS 10 All the post Of secretary to the president were discussed in the house |of representatives today in connec- ton with the item in legislative, ex- ecutive and judiciai appropriation bill fixing the salary of that official,
 The senate dad though sf0.000 no more than adequate compensation, but tho honse by a'vote of lso to g declined to concurl holding that se.- 900, inc present salary, is ample
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THRIFT IS VANISHING.
Educator Says Americans Live Be
 yond Their Income.

Providence, R. Feb 16.-Children who can wheedle their parents into letting them act foolishly are being educated to bribe legislatures into letting them act lawlessly The Amer ican parent has proved unfaithful to the state, to say nothing about his children, when he has given his sons and daughters monthly allowance and has let them do what they pleased.
 So declared Dean Shalir Mathews, of the University of Chicago Divinity School in an address tonight at the closing session of the Religious Edu cation Associations convention.
 Thrift, continued the speaker, Is all but extinct in the average of the American family. We not only live up to our income, but we I've beyond 1t. Thrift may be bourgeoise virtue, but We have not yet established a Utopia in which it will be unnecessary for our children to pay their bills.
 Besides Dean Mathews, the speaker at the final meeting were Rev. James DeNolf Perry, Bishop of Rhode Isl- and Miss Jane Addams, of Hus House, Chicago. and Henry F. Cope, general secretary Of the association.
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VIM. ROCKEFELLER ILL.

New York, Feb. Following close len nnfonnded rumors that John D. Rockefeller was ill, 1t was reported tonight that William Rockefeller. ais brother, Is ilI at his Fifth Avenue resi- dence here. The World will say tomor- row that William Rockefeller has q severe cold. which has affected his lungs and that this fact gave rise during the day to erroneous rumors concerning Joan D. Rockefeller.
 William Rockefeller is nearly 70 years of age. Neither member of his family nor his physician would dis- cuss his reported illness tonight.
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early i'll May aud that te lords would
 give their decision thereon before the lcoronation.
 This optimism on the part of MT.
 Asdri.h is interpreted in some quar- ters as indicating the possibility of 6
 comPromise being arrived at, as it is ccntended that otherwise it would be
 vain to hope that the bill could be
 disposed of so quickly. Thus far, how ever, the unionists gave no sign of lrelenting.
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FAILED TO IDENTIFY.

Isabel, Okla, Feb. 16---Deteetive s. here on information that man thought to be David Caplan, wanted in connection with the alleged dyhd- hitting of the Los Angeles Times building, was being held here left here today. The man in jail was not identi- fled, local authorities say, although it is stated another officer from Los An geles will arrive here soon.
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Trains Depart.

{. 2a A. m. daily, except Sunday Malvern local.
 7:55 a. m. daily, Little Rock and Oklahoma express.
 I:s3e ,. m. daily, New York and Chi cago and Oklahoma
 7E2s D. m. daily, Little Rock, Mem phls Limited, connects at Memphis for all points.
 5:s0 p. m. daily, except Sunlay Malvern local
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CONSIDER VETO BILL.
English House of Commons Debate
 important Measures.

London. Feb. l6.In the house Of commons today after a nine hour de bate, Premier Asauith's motion appro' pri&tiug sie whoie t'me of the house ur,il Easter to lhe veto bill in order 10 got 1t tareugh before the corona iion. was carried undet eloture, lse to is
 During the aebase the prime min- ister said he exreeted the veto bill would te sent to the house of lords
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No. IS leaves Hot Springs at 5:30 D. nl, running through to St. Louis and Chicago in connection with the famous Alton Limited, and makes i'm mediate connection at Benton with lhroash service southbound to Texas md California points.
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ENDORSE RECIPROCITY.

Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. 16.-The re- ciprocity agreement with Canada, as passed by the house of representa- tives was endorsed in a resolution adopted today by the Indiana Hard ware Dealers Association.
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Trains Arrive.

9:5o a. m daily, from Memphis, Lit tie Rock and Oklahoma.
 10:o5 q. m. except Sunday, from Malvern.
 655 D. m daily. from New York and all points.
 T.i0 D. m. daily. from Little Rock and Oklahoma.
 $40 D m. except Sunday. from Malvern,
 No. a6, the 1.s0 D. m. train, has through steel sleepers to Chicago and Denver. parIor car to Memphis and lining ear from Little Rock. all steel coaches to Memphis. makes connec- tions at Memphis for all points. Quick, est time to New York city without extra fare.
 No. 6i6. the 7:25 ?. m. train, has through sleeper to Memphis also makes connection at Little Rock for Oklahoma
 Telephone l4l
 w. Nj. ANDERSON, c. P. A. IRON MOUNTAIN TIME CARD.
 Depart
 No. leaves Hot Springs al 6:50 a. nl., runs through 10 Pine Bluff, mak. Ing inmediate connection at Benton with through trains n0rthbound for Little Rock, Kansas City. Memphis. si Louis and eastern connections eouthbound for aIi Texas points. No leaves Hot Springs at l0:5o |; m. nor Benton. making immediate connertion Tor Little Rock. Pine BIun ard local points north.
 No ieases Hot springs at @:f5 D. m for Benton and all intermediate local points.
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TAMPA RACES TO CLOSE.

Pensacola, Fla, Feb. 16.--Advices received today from Tampa are to the effect that at the close of the racing meet at that place early in March, all the horses will be brought here for another 30-day meeting.
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---------------------------- LABORATORY BURNED.

Athens, Ga. Feb. 16.-The plant of the Empire State Chemical Company was destroyed by fire here tonight with loss estimated at $500,000, partly covered by insurance.
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sksxway. Alasks. June s. 1aes.

. zfldaFId1 dUTiC Us I5V0s coscurn Remedy Co. Hst Springs, Ark HiT-EncinKed find two deiiars for two bottles of "COsCURA." Kindly send by nail at once and obliEe.
 Fl. ID. KfRMSE P. s.-wnaf Is tb bet figures on one ioxen lots as I thin< that I can sell quite \ number.
 'oscura Remedy Co, Het Springs. Agh. Dear Sir-Whiie in Hst Springs fcg a m, I was under tho treatment of the ioctor all tne time was in Hot Springs Ind he didn't do me any good lie made me worst all the time until I had to cult going to him and then I heard of your 'ried two boxes of your salve before I left Hot Springs and it cured my face ID Sc nicely. You can send me one hox h yoar "CoSc@RA" at once. will send
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l)ac. Is. 1905.

: -7--- UeC. TO- I5UF. coscura Remedy Co.,. Hst Springs Ark.
 Gentlemen Enclosed you will find my .heck for I2. Kindly send ue two Jars ,f "CCSCURA" to uuy address here l have aiss given the advise to nnm- per of friends whom also are very much pleased. Be careful and pack correctly. ons of my bottles was smashed to pieces .Ast summer It's good thing. Yourr Tuly. L- 4. ABBOTT.
 Hotel Regent. Washington. D. C..
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Aoe,,et 1t Joox

coscurs Remedy Co.,. Hst Springs. ArK.
 kindly send me at once two jars eos the salve since November. You have sent it to me at New 0rieafs, Meridian and here. and can highly recommend it. nave put lots of pesple on to cos cURA'' since l tried 1t in Hot Springs inside of all the wrappings. Respect fully, MRS. A. F. 5HEARMAN.
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,.hko.h. WIs.. Jan. 1T. 1905.

Oshkosh. wis, Jan. 1k. 1905.
 Coscurn Remedy Co.,. Het Springs, ArK.
 Nv Dear Sjr--I have used quite mum ,er of packages of "COSCUkA." both for myself and friends. All who have used It aie pleased. VIII you kindly send me nalf dozen packages by mall or express; | think express win be cheaper. l will remit as soen as goods are received. ! may put "COSCURA' in every drug store in the city. Let me hear from yo1 OA'' GEo. H. BUcKsTAFT.
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For Safe by All Druggists

IS NOTHING JUST AS TAKE Mo sussruTurE-THEm| f YOUR DRUGGIST DOES NOT KEEP coscusA SEND roo ro
 THE coscuHA REMEDY pANv HOT SPRINGS, AaKs h@|
 JAR WILL BE SENT YOU POST FAD.
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gkagway, Aiaska, July is. 1908.

-os-ura Remedy Co., Hst Springs. Ark.
 Dear Sir-Enclosea And money order tei for one dozen bottles sf cos CURA," to be sent by mail at ence, and sbligs Fl. D. KlRMSE.
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Paducns. KY, June %, fgea. Tor more of tie salve the uext time I have had the eczema three years an if nsj spread all over me. but I am nearly we'll Do you eat anything sweet when
 AIBB WILLIE WILLY.
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Norfelk, Va, July 72, 1905. Coscurn Remedy Co, Het Springs. Ark. Gsntlcmen--Pleaae ship at once one jar of ''COSCURA.' It boats anything ever uxed. Enclosed fined S1.00.
 JACK 6EEAHAN.
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HOW THE TRAINS RUN
ROCK ISLAND TIME CARD.
Effective June L 1910

All trains arrive and iepart from Benton street station. opposite the possoffice
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q. W W. B. JOHNSTON
cOLTTMnTTs- ohto oct f7. 1ysI

N7 TT Kst OtIEUf tTCts VT " F
 TAO WoodbIne ave, Oak Park. m cescura Isenedy Co, list Springs, Ark.. II. Dear 5irs-Please find enclosed onl dollar for which please send me Do. or "COScuRA" I can not live wfthoul it Very truly,
 Ford Club. Pueblo. Gel.
 MISS STELLA ]. REYNOhDN
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be Hcy. m, Sept. II, 1903.
 Gentlemen Enclosed ind exprer, msney order for one dollar, for one box S "COnCUkA" skin Cure wpfeh 1 vsieS
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Read What People Who Nave Used Cossnra Have to Say

such q wonderful preparation ana { prospereis continuance of your busina.. remain. very truly ysurn,
 CIaEM KEHR
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Springfield. Mo. Oct. Is. 1884
 Central Hotel sslss&

Coscurs Remedy Co.,, Hsf Springs Ark Gentlemen--Enofose6 find sl. PieaM man me 9ne far Of "CCSCURA" l caul <eeD II. Every one takes 1t awtsy frun me. In It. Scott. Kan, R customer ' and got the lar He used if twice and | couldn't get 1t back. He sent for tn (Gsbin,l Ft. Scott). gave half of mint away. but l won't be without it. eent at once Yours, etc,
 .. ". B. JOHNSTON,
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Bt. Louis, Aug. 1s. i9vd,

St. Louis, Aug. 1s Isvb. coscura Remedy Co, Het Springs, Arh. Dear Sir--l have friend here that has case of eczema tho same as had ter ! yeary, and l wish you to write a few tines that can give this boy to read ana state how he can get your "CoSCUka. . have pever had 1t any more since thai time. Hoping to hear from you sO@n remain yours truly,
 cHAS P. JOHNSON. The man from the Ostrich Farm. Address Chas. E. Johnson, 2S27 N. gNf ferson Avenue St. Louis, Mo
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Fl scofi. K,u senf .

Ft. Scott, Kan, Sept 3. iS0i. Cogcura Remedy Co.,, Hst Springs Ark Enclosed find express order for S1. .00 2lease send me by mall one bottle of tCOSCURA-" 1t surely is the proper hing for booze fighters and red faces. gentleman by the name of Johnston gave ne some for a trial and win gay 1t is something wonderful Yours truly.
 R. D. GOBIN,
 k7g East Wall Street
 Haie, Mo June g. 1903 soscuva Remedy Co.,, Hot Springs, Ark. Gentlefnen--l have used one bottle Of rour "COSCURA" for eczema and ind t has helped Sne more than any thing sise have used so far and as no one's 8alling it here l enclose y20e, for which send me the amount in the remedy and make us prices on it by the half dezsn IT dozen bottles. Yours truly,
 F. L. TRACY
 g1b Boyd Street
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csscura Remedy Go. B

CJscurn Hemedy Co.,, Het Springs. NE Dear Sir-You will please send me - jar Of 'COSCURA," same ss got of yS while there same years hack for ecze1.ss Send t at once. sf is all you claim N It. want it fer piles, etc. Respectfug'
 c. A. CARMICHAhis Coscura Hemeuy CO. Het SpriHgs. Anes s.-Find n dollar for the Dear sir-Enciosed please find sG. ". York Draft for s1.00, for which pl send me at once r tsr of "COsc0kAs l used several jars of ..C0BCuRA" 2 the advice of rBillv'' Maurice sDn certainly does the work. and quick, Yours truly. ROHT. c. Bux4
 l7sg DeDnison Avs
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Lewisburg, Ky, Jan. 5, 1908,

Coscura Remedy Co.,, Het Springs, Ark.
 Gentlemen--I enclose you HOO fsf which you will please send me one tsF ,f salve. My wife's face has been broken nut for fifteen years. One day she said jhc would give me s100 if I would cure Ter face Incidentally I heard of your 'COSCURA'' and ordered one jar, which he has used, and I am glad to say her ace is as 1t was in girlhoed. Now she won't pay me the sio0. What would yDu 10 under the circumstances. am recon nending "COSCURA' to all ns friends Respectfully, O. T. SUTTON.
 ,02 Matamoras St, San Antonio, Tex.
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Fort Scott Kan, March 8. 1905. coscura Remedy Co.,, Hst Springs. Ark. Gentlemen Enclosed :iysg one aclsse Please send me one more jar Of your 'CO5CURA" Skin Cure, 1t sure dses it's york as represented. R. D. GOBfN,
 k20 E. Wall St
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Toronto, Ont. Oct. 5, I9l.5. 0enrlemen-~-Please send me by mai me hox "GOSCuRA" aintrnent. aIss luote me prices an 6 quantity. caD sell . lot of the stun here. Thanking rou fn advapca S. Nj. IRISH & co.
 per c. L. Irish.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-11
HAWLEY AND POST WIN
international AeronautcaI Federation Declares Protest Against Their
 Victory Illegally Made.

Paris, Jan. 1.-The International Aeronautical federation, which met here, decided that it had no authority to consider the protest against the award of the international balloon trophy to the Americans, Alan R. Hawley and Augustus Post. The de- cision was on the ground that the protest as made was irregular.
 The federation declared that the protest should be lodged first with the sporting commission of the American Aero club.
 Hawley and Post flew from St. Louis in the international race last fall and landed near the Peribonka river in Canada. Their balloon, the America H., was believed to have established a new worlds record, but revised measurements showed the distance to be 1,171.13 miles, which was P miles less than Count de la Vaulx made in his flight from Vincennes, France, into Russia. The America II established a new American record.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-11
MUTINEERS PUT TO DEATH
Leaders Say Brazilian Governmen, Has Started Drastic Policy of
 Determination.

Buenos Ayres, Jan. 9.--More than one hundred Brazilians who took part in the two recent naval mutinies have been secretly put to death, according to leaders of the colony of Brazilians who lied here after the inauguration of President Fonseca. These Brazil ians declared they received private advices from friends in Rio Janeire that the Brazilian government had entered upon a drastic policy of OK. termination.
 The mutinsers. who were confined in the prison fortresses upon the islands of Cobras and Villegainon and who were supposed to have died sud denly from blood poisoning and sun stroke were in reality executed b, being shot to death.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-11
BUYS TELEPHONE LINES
H. J. c. Beckemeyer, Former Member of Illinois Legislature Pays $34,-
 900 for System.

Carlyle, H., Jan. 1.-The sale ol the telephone system in this county by the Citizens Telephone and Tele graph company to H. J. c. Beckemey ar, formerly a member of the legisla ture from this district, was ratified al general meeting of the stockholders of the company.
 The consideration is $34,000. The capital stock of the company was in creased to $35,000, all of which is owned by Beckemeyer. The new di. rectors of the company are T. E. Ford Fred Schlafiy, James J. Gray, Ferd krebs and Beckemeyer. The com. pany has lines to every part of the county.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-11
Railway Agents at Tampa.

tion parlor of the Tampa Bay hote was filled to its capacity today with railway agents who have gathered here from thousand cities and towns for the annual meeting of theil national association. They were wei colned by Mayor D. B. Mckay and F. c. Bowyer, president of the local board of trade, and then hurried through their business so as to be ready for the reception and dance tc be given them tonight by the manager of the hotel. Tomorrow the agent. start on a tour of the fruit section! of the state.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-11
PLAN AN APPEAL
IDEA IS TO TIE HANDS OF THE
 COURTS.
Likely Ask That Prosecution Be Stopped.

Chicago, Jan. 11.-Beaten for a third time in their fight to escape criminal prosecution, the ten millionaire pack CTS, indicted individually on charges growing out of the formation of the alleged beef trust, are planning an appeal still more extraordinary than any yet attempted.
 The new move likely will be an application to Judge Grosscup for an injunction stopping criminal prosecu- tion. The injunction, according to at torneys for the packers, could not run directly against the court, but would have the effect of tying the courts hands,
 According to government attorneys, the injunction is to be asked against Attorney General Wickersham, Dis trict Attorney Sims and several of his assistants. In this event they say, the court could appoint fresh assistant district attorneys to carry on the case.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-11
ASKS TARIFF COMMISSION
National Association Formed to Push That Plan Meets in ConVen-
 ton in Washington.

Washington. Jan. 1.-The move manent commission that will have charge of all future revisions of the tariff was given decided impetus when the annual convention of the National Tariff Commission associa, ton opened in this city today. This organization, which is composed of delegates from the strongest and most important commercial bodies in the corntry, has for its sole purpose the creation of permanent non-partisan tariff commission and it is believed that the assembly at this time of such body will have a powerful effect on congress.
 Delegates appointed by the govern. ors of every state in the union ac- cording to the number of congression- al districts, are present, as well as a humber of governors themselves, and the mayors or their representatives of a number of the larger cities. In all there are between six and seven hlndred present.
 During the meeting addresses will he made by number of the foremost statesmen and economists, including President Taft, Senators Cummins and Beveridge Representatives Hill of Connecticut and Longworth of Ohio, and Prof Henry c. Emery, chair. man of the temporary tariff board pro. Nided for in the Payne-Aldrich tariff bll.
 There is considerable interest man. ifested in the remarks that President Taft will make at the banquet tomor- row evening, which will mark the close of the convention. In his annual message he urged that the present tariff board may be made permanent and it is believed that In his remarks he will point out the necessity fol quick action.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-11
PLANE KlDNAPS COLQUITT
Texas Governor-Elect Causes Excite ment at Dallas When He Poses
 for a Moving Picture Man.

Dallas, Tex, Jan. 11.-Oscar B. Col quit, who, on Jan. IT, will be sworn in as governor of Texas, had a wild ride in an aeroplane. Colquitt, in or der to accommodate a motion picture machine operator, posed for film in John J. Frisbie's plane. He was just assuming the crouching pose of an aviator in full flight when, in an un- explained manner, he started the mo- ter at top speed. The big machine darted down the track with Frisbie, Aviator Joe Seymour, Col. E. H. R. Green, railroad president and son of Mrs. Hetty Green, hanging on.
 ColQuitt, in the excitement, pulled up the lifting plane and with another plunge that shook Colonel Green of the biplane started, skimming several feet above the surface of the track.
 But the thrill was soon ended and disaster averted by Frisbie, who man aged to cut off the motor and stop the craft.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-11
MANICURE WANTS $50 ,OOo
Kansas City Girl Says Proprietor Q Saddlery Business Promised Her
 Position of Wealth.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 11.-Suit for s50,000 damages for alleged breach Of promise to marry was brought in h. dependence by Miss Catherine Marie Burke against John J. Foster for Sv years business man of Kansas City She says that in January, 1909, at his lrgent request, she promised to marry ina and gave up her other friends She says that as an inducement ne tC'd her that he was the owner Of sev' Cral factories here, with an income ol $10.0U0 year.
 When she urged him to keep ns promise to marry her he refused to do so, she alleges. She says she formsrl! was manicure at $60 month. Tns defendant is in the saddlery business
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-11
FIVE WIVES FOR PASTOR
Rev. s. E. Howard, in Jail at Macon, Mo-, Is Said to Have Married
 ThreS Since October.

Macon, Mo-, Jan. 11.-Rev. Samuel E. Howard was arrested at Shelbina and is lodged in the Macon jail on a charge of bigamy. The state claims Howard has married three wives since October, and that he had two before that.
 The charge is brought by Mrs Essie Johnson of St. Joseph, who claims Howard married Nettie Lewis of Macon county without the proper divorce procedure to secure release.
 Howard denies he has five wives but says he will make no other state. ment about his affairs except in court