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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-21

SELL PIANOS RIGHT.
Let me save you lot of money, if you
are to buy piano. The MEHLIN is my
leader and money cannot buy better
one. l have other first.class makes, and
simply leave it to you, If 1 cannot save
you one hundred dollars or more on a
piano.
There is no need paying for high rents
and expensive statesmen, in most cases
costing the dealer more to sell a piano
than the manufacturer to make one.
Write, Phone or Call on
A. D. VITTUM,
Piano Tuner,
Mddlebury, Vt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-21

We give profit sharing checks to all cash customers
redeemabe in goods from stock that equivalent
five per cent. cash discount all cash purchases
We guarantee all goods to be just as represented.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
BRIEF CITY NEWS

rr~t Eors Frlnt T.
Eyes rsf-ed Frls--1-l. EtHclrs CO. -.
Gas- Elsctrte frturss. Burrtns-erunasn.
r-zrl- Rr4ztirr
Ms. cchcu zsrurns-N-e gsr cohen
e5 leo1 a ilirss months
fH iia SrrIrzs hrE
Esszds5 nsriinrs-Aer w. pa i7-o.f a,
cathedral Tuas5ar aud
H1--sea.
ssz FranhliH SAD sos usls-rsap
ie szTrrss sc-uurt in tss heb
savings a. Loan Assn udu hsla rca save
1gl sf r-arsE 1895 7s-r4t- g O. g. BIds
ne Bhnhsrr shvInru sns Lean Asuous-
l1n hare moved 90 TIER new Quarters %
Ie do -las E- 16th and DODGE and arl
+l-1 io rske loanE 90 home hulds-s
Rs1etuss ovur Kew Bov-k VI Psts-s-r
OF ll5 Sulth ElEhteer1h street n..reare5 Al
fhe ctI hal MONDAY -lar-lrc ulth two
FOXES ~ cigars ln ARE clutches and spent
the DVru-nE d-str8butir NJ them amone ths
-lr ual officials and eruploEas The CO use
% Petsrsous generosity vas a1 eleven
scuud boE- tieh arrived o. hls bone SAL
ufdzg ulght
susa water cu1psuy-sa.t has bss-
iiisd srsius7 TIRE Omaha water company
~ Alt-ahdEr Yates lss1I-C Cor uW ir
eaimaeeE for injuries he alleges % have
received in faI ocJas5uned hy a badlg
r07F cred uleir vel Ir trent q ths hoazr
e. Austin Frede-icFs al I'D Yiutoa street
he far occurred last usecs-rbar. Prefer
Irls De- mace q Co-defe16ant
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
10 OPEN MORE PAYING BIDS
Council VIII Open Bids On Seventeen
More Streets Tuesday.
FOUR AND oEE-HAIF NILES
Thts fs in Additsun 80 the Bids he
ceived On siEteen Streets Last
Tuesaar ErenfnE ~ the
city Councfl-

Eios fer psvtnE seventeen streets q TIRE
ctg VIII be opened ~ The city council
Tuesday night TIE STREETS include differ
enf sections throuEhout The cltv and Call
Tor about four and cne-half rnsles a pH vlnE
Last TusHdsr night tlds for TIE paving
q sixteen streets were opened the prices
running in the beiEhborhos5 % $50 for
RsFhst and I'll Ter tr5ck TIE ciry en-
Elnesrs department anticipates the h5ds
that win Dc orgred -uassav uirht VIII be
ser1c less Than the previous ones
These streets are % be paved Thirty
IrEt street from Martha 10 Castelar,. MAJ
6srscn street from Twerrv-seYerth 10 Thir-
ue-h. jackson street frurn Thirty-sirtth
street 10 Thir1y-siEhth avenue. sprsrus
from F9ors1ce boulevard 20 T-hirtisth. Pa
cl1c from Central boulevard % Thirty
eiEhLh avsnus- FoIry-flfth street from MI
tarF avenue north Twe1ty-fifth avenue
from Marcy 10 Mason Thirrv-fuu7rh strss4
from Martha 70 Arbor. Twsury-ffth street
from The CITY limits 10 Central boulevard
twenty seventh street from Euaul6i-r 10
BRISTOL Chicago street from Eleventh. 10
u tiTtee-th Davenport street from Ninth &c
thirteenth. Cspitol avenue from Thirtesnfh
10 Fourteenth Ho rard street from SIX
teenth 10 Seventeenth. jackson street frcn
Twelfth 10 Thir1seuth. Tuerfr-se.and
street from Pierce 70 Poppleton avenue
and Twelfth street rrum Cass 70 Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
Boy on Wheel is
Run Down by Auto
Lad Injured on FRrnAm Street In
Collision with Motor Care
moved 70 Home.

hite riding his niCyris or FA-uam
street going west AT Zusntr-secuDd street
herman Chester. "a years old. was run
down and painfully injured by Al suturno-
nile yesterday afternoon The lads
Nnee- was broken 20 pieces, and be re
ee-Feo bruises about the face and body,
IL Is thought be may be suffering internal
injuries as tie result Of the accident
Through his act q kindness in picking
~ the Injured youth and taking him 70
drug store, J. J. Young ISIS Lafayette
avenue. for q few minutes Sunday WAS
Wrongly mistaken sE The man Uho had
run the boy down Young VAS driving his
machine up Fsrnam street al Twenty sec
ond street when he zane upon the scene
Of accident
The man who vas driving the machine
q Denise Bsrkalow, which Was i6enufled
by the number u carried escaped In the
miX-Up- The police have been unable 10
lesrn who was driving BarEaIows ma
chine At the time OF the incident
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
LEAVES MONEY TO FRIENDS
Catherine H. Lacey Asks Executor 10
GIVE Property 20 Her Best Friends
-RelstfveH VIII Contest.

The win LEFT BY the late Catherine T
Lacey VIII be contested, objections having
been filed Monday morning by her niece
AdA n Kspisy through the attorneys q
The latter.
The Win Vas a peculiar one and dssiE-
nEied that her money should 50 10 such
persons as hAd been her friends leaving
the matter q the identity Of such persons
10 the executor Victor 3. Caldwell. VICE
president q the First National bank was
named a. the executor. de WIS directed
after having provided for funerzl expenses
and the nEintenAncs q the family burial
lot 70 distribute the balance among such
persons. respectively. as were nv friends
in my lifetime and be may think suitable
and Appropriate. observing ny wishes IN
regard thereto ~ he may know OF have
reason % believe what they were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
HAREM SKIRT PHOTOS ARRIVE
Emil BrHndefs Has Pbefures Taken Of
she Latest style Creations
In PnrEa.

''sren skirts as actually worn al the
races and operas Ia Paris and an o. the
tthsT up-fo-the-mtnufe creations q Paul
fhs great designer NAV be seen
On large photographs IN the Pumpsisn room
a. t1s Brandsis stores beginning THIS week
Emil HrEndsis made arrangements 20 have
pictures taken % an o. the laiests MODES
gnd TIRE pictures rushed 70 America ~
cypress Tho frEt consignment arrived
Monday. They show Sn4ny starrlinE styles
both front and rear Zach picture is num-
hsre6 and there is a corresponding DE-
s.-iptiun telling Hhat material the dress
is made and how New pictures NIn AZ
rive each week and IN Hntieipat5ua Of the
large number q women Uho WIn be IN
tsrsEted. a special show room has been
SCI aside IN the FIRST oonsignmsnt there
are thirgY-une picturas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
Big Suit Filed for
Alleged Violation
Of Grading Contract
Omaha Firm Alleges Contracting Con.
pany Puts Unnecessary Obyts-
Cles in the WAY.

l. A. 1rhnsun cornuanE. or Omaha cor
tracts M firm. fled q sult ir district court
Monday morning fer fsSUE damages
AEH-nsl MEcArlrur Bros company ~ Chi
case Ger v1olHtirn q q contrast The suit
duplicates ?. ?. Bel. former assistant gen
s--sl passenger agent C re Eur inEtun
railroad
The TFttiu- charges Eel and NacArth ~
Bros with an arbitrary ana sinister mo
urt On rsfasinE 90 Ersnt them free trans
p1r1sli1n Tor theiT fsburars 10 the con
st1uct1n work IN wyoming m direct VIC
lsti0r q thHir contract The plaintiff CON
Tznr Ftates that Eel refused 10 take only
such men as cEr1e from labor aEe1cieE
oeEEusted b. himself and THAT ir the sub
co-tract he'd ~ them win the general
contractors il VAS provided that al their
-H5arsrs should have free transportation
TIE couEtructiUn work Was upon q
stretch q railroad in wyoming and il vas
Necessary 10 hiring the lBbar from points
such as Denver. Omaha and Kansas CITY
The a. A. johnson company comp aims that
although there vas an abundance q labor
az Lhs time that thev were han6icapped
D. having only BelTs agencies % PICK
from The work Was IN hard rock and re-
CURED 30 men whereas they we're only
able lo get on an average o. efEhrv-four
lahcrerE per day. THE DELAY thus caused
daEnaEed them. they claim, 10 the extent
ot GG7z
The cunstrurtun wss finished on Jan
uarg q this year Win the exception q
Some ElS.o0a the contract sum Was pad
over by The general company. For this
amount and the alleged damages the l. a.
1ohnson COMPANY has begun suit
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
UNIVERSITY BRANCHES OUT
Omaha law College is Annexed to the
University CT Omaha
LECTURES DURING THE EVENING
First step - Tnken 20 MAXI the Nev
tufversity Broader fn Its sruPe
-CoIIeHe g. Thirre~n
N~nrs ole

That tire trastsss and hackers q the
Tnirerafr q ursha resnr intend that
The school shan become q great university
ard not curfne ItE work entirely 20 ire
ucleEe g ans and ac5encs was er1dHncad
Monday a. chapel vhHa % was E-nouncet
irst ths university hHs Animated win ths
Omaha Law colleEe Iris crr1es sz ths
hrst etep q TIE board tr build ~ and
enlarge the scope q the work q the local
school and should be q valuable asset to
the UNIVERSITY
The Omaha Law srhrCl has been fr sK-
tsenes f1r t1i11eeu yesrs and the char
scier of she wurs carried on has slwHys
been very htEh uurinr this time IL has
alHaFs sent az many men 70 take eHau-fnH-
iaans Before Ihs state ha- a. any uthar
laW school in Nebraska with the ercsp111n
q ths state urivtrElt1. and thsre have
been some PEARS. when more Of its grad
yates have been admitted &C practice In
NEBRASKA Than have come fran the Ne
t1asks university
TIE class wurk Tor e while af least WI
pc dune a. evening sessions This. how
ever, iE not an inn0vstjon a. Law schools
Is suns q the largest universities IN ths
country 90 thedr law work al night The
Ccrcursn Scientific school which is one
q abe colleges q George Washington uni
verEtg- conducts al q the classes in the
laW school al night and IN thls way gets
some q the muEt able gErlsts IN the United
states 90 serve on its faculty. In the
same way. b. dong niEht work. ths local
school van be abe 10 have ths most erni-
Rent local lawyers on fts corps Of irstruc-
turf
The course offered Is a three-yeEr course
and embraces al Of the Requirements rh5ch
are LAID down b. the fsrEsst and besi
known Law schools IN addition 10 the re-
CURED wurk smother yesrs Etudv VIII b.
introduced which VIII consist Of study o.
the social and political sciences.
The ADDITION q the college q law is only
one q the many colleges which VII be
added to the university TO make il . large
and diversified ins1ituticn
One notable feature q the Omaha Law
school Is that during It's history none Of its
graduates have failed 70 pass the state har
eLBTrit1etluns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
MAKES STUDY OF THE CLUBS
a. c. Peters 0f New UBiversigy CIub
Goes 90 Chicago fer Some
Pofmuera-

p g. Peters. president q the Peters
rrost conpunr. left SUNDAY for CkioaFo
ca a weeks bgEnoss "TRIP While there be
win study the Unirsrsit1 cab q Chicago
vsth q risNs q bringing hGck 20 Omaha
IDEAS for ire elub which vii b. made per
manenT here n is week
The clab Il undecided a. THE present
81 hsshsr 20 have guarregs down town CT IN
the resldeutial diErIset u IL Ekelr. how
ever shat & Az haze Temporary quarters
doan toun
me clab an be rna8e headquarters for
rsaIaons ans VIZ % al in is power 10
foster cclleEe rplTdL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
SMITH RETURNS TO BLUFFS
PSrters Of Last Thirty
Neann.

Congressman Walter l. Smith returned
from Washington YESTERDAY. feeling some
What the effects q the strenuous life con-
nscied with The closing Gays q congress
but he VII b ready 70 take ID the eguaI b.
Strenuous obligation q reoeirfng the con-
gratuiauuus q his home folks over HIS
success IN congress and his elevation 10
the nearest point 10 TIE supreme eou1r
yudEt Smith had little time to rest yes
tsraAg ana as kspt busy reoeiyinE caHs-s
o. answering TIE phone
On Wednesday J shan retire from co..
gresE and ] shah be glad q any uppor-
tunity % thank the people for their twenty
yearE Of constant support Ezid Jadrs
smith
A banquet sln hs given In honor q NJ
Smith this evening Al ths Grand bsrsl b
the lar of IgWE E1e EehrEEEa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
THIS SIMPLE LOTION
GREAT AID FOR BEAUTY

--The nearest aFpruaCh 10 ths fountain q
youth urlfes MrS- Nae Martyr ln ne
New Vera Heraid- - EpurmE1--tsls ulffv-
inE and insEpenEiVe- This uE6s INTO a faoa
loti0n % uarVsIloaE far cieErtnE. bsauufy-
inE and pressrFing me cumpisLun-
ANY woman can Elaks thls lorion D. ga
tins four ounoes q EgurmAE fram re
dTuEEist- cissoiVtng in q haf-pnt hug
Uatsr and AIDING tso taaEpoonfals Elyosr-
ne Tads EentiT 'nsEsaEe6 into ne skin
becomes invisible. does n0t ruh CT saEly
liks poEdsr. ana fur q natural AID 70 bean-
~ esnn1I ~ egualst
rms spur1naK lof1on b far Superior 10
lauEers- e1srneti= OF SAN fD15s ana
eliciiE carrsct q rough- oIlV 81 Hfsiszs
oundltian. EiaiuE ne eomplsKion q smooth
sEftuy fuRe unce sos us b. g01 Hll have
10 furlhsr uss f1r fac p.osasr -AdE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
DEATH TAXES MICHAEL RYAN
NounE Mam Eucrumha After Several
Week. InneNs-FuReraI 20 Ne
HELD Tuesday.

Michael Ryan, . years old died sstur-
CAV noon 81 THE family residence. lac
Nurth Twentieth street M RYAN had
been 80 for several weeks re vas fu--
merry connected with the Midland Paint
and Glass company. He was an active
member q TIE Catholic Mutual Benefit
association
The BODY VIII be taken from the resi-
dence ~ $40 Tuesday morning TO St John-s
Church, where Rev. N n BrunsEesst VII
ofhciHts Al requiem high mass Al 2 O'Clock
AfteT the services The funeral c0rtsEs viii
accompany the BODY 10 the BurHnEtun
station. The body VIII be taken 70 Daw-
son Neh for burial
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
WASHoUT CANCELS LIMITED
Unson Pacifie's Lee AnEeIes Train 4.
Get OF ~ FIo0d in the
Meadow VALLEY.

Another serious wAshout occurred SUNDAY
On me lines q the san Pedro a. Los An
Esles road at Meadow valley Ney. Just
-aw CabenI THIS VIII neoesstsfe the
tiscontnuing o. Union PacIfc Los An
rsles Limited leaving Omaha a. noon every
CAY
The san Pedro is what ls knovn as the
lou line" from SAT- LAKE CITY 70 Les
Ahgsles Although the valley through
through which the ruad runs appears drF
a. desert wRshouts often occur and trains
are DELAYED.
Ter this reason the Oregon short line
rnao has been constructing . high line
through the foothills and IN q few weeks
ihe Erceud line wiz be oampletsd The
-sFt washoui VIZ prSbshly compel The
Cnien Racifle 70 run its trains By way Of
sRn Francisco for several Gays
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
TRAVELLERS ELECT OFFICERS
,. "a sineIafr and Ksrne.t Har~@ss
the-~a seHtor ana Juafor Coan-
sellers satErdaF RreatnE.

oman eugncn No. 1lE United Conner
GA IrAFsaers q AmsriGE. hsld It's auuusl
tlec-lun saturday evening a. Myrtle hail
he tolloHlng officers were elected for the
ensuing year Pas counselor. J. 7 HoEan.
Ht1-ior counselor, j. a. sinclair. 5urior
oQunstioT. ETussl EarEood- canduu-or. W
~ Ma1. page, " A. skEtgs sentinel. c
= AAie1s secretary treasurer. z J. Greene.
sEscutiVe Committee, A n Hsnssn. 7. p
Ola EenrT RohlfE
he tolioNing wszs eieetsd a. dsleEEtes
10 the grand ccu1cl meeting to he hel5
a. Grand Island IL May- C j L.yor p
HoEEn- Robert Bacal- J. II sineiair- a.
ternatss. e J Gnsens C. n saltHr5rer
,. s. Griffin aud r r. Osboru-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
VlADUcT MATTERS GO OVER
FOR ANOTHER SEVEN DAYS
ouncil overlooks mescsufion Order
tax Eleventh sd NfchaIar
street sSrurtures.

Because q an oversight q the city com
Cd in failnE to pass resoluu11H ordering
zee construction q the Eleventh street and
Nicholas street Tta6nc the urdinanoss
FroEidtng fcr tie construction q these VIA
next week
CITY Attorney Rins contends that the
-fs1lutiaus ruuE1 he passed before the o-y7i-
nsnces are introduced IN neither case has
q resolution been passed. 50 they viii he
sent 6ouan Tuesday uiEht. The ordinances
vl follow q week lz-eT. The ordinances
have been prepared and are ready for TIE
consideration q the cfy fathers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
PETE GREEN IN TOLLS BEFORE
Man Accused Of A~-auIt Convicted of
Highway Robbery Here seven
Nears Age

IN tie arrest Of Pete Green. Identified
~ little Fannie KaIler as her Rsss5IRnt
il developed yesterday an old-tins convict
had been caught Green. who Al FIRST was
reported As . negro, vas the FIRST man
officer Harry Woolaridgs arrested whsu
he went On the force seven years AGO. The
policeman picked Green I'D on charge Of
robhing the house Ct william Gsrke Al
Twenrsth and Cunning streets
The information against Green a. thar
time proved 20 be faulty and be gained his
freedom he Vas arrested q few dsrs
LATER and Ultimately sent 20 the pauiten-
uary for three years on q charge Of high
uay robbery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
TWO HAVE BROKEN QUARANTINE
NstheF DtsapPears with Gala Which
Has scarlet Fewer aRe Can-
mod BE Lscmaed-

Csrg hsalth dsparurneut officials are seek
- Mrs- J. A. Burns. whose present WHERE
slsouts they wuuld Mke 10 know Mrs
Blrns has been stoErinE a. ae7 CARES
ttrret uifh her 2-YsaE-old dHuEhtsT. she
LAS been slek VIII scarlet fever The
lHOass VAS Quarantinat but ths n8ther
tnc rhild len fuT parts unknown before
are house or iunatss we're fumiEEted-
TIE department has been tod that Hrs
Burns has Euns 10 sEnithFtls. Nsh. on
Gals q thHt village have been notified %
~ On fhs Alert a. ths mother and dauEhtaT
izft without heinE furziEaisd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
Buys Freedom from
Wife with a Team
Dray Man Pays Cash and Two Horses
70 Be Bid Of Family-Arraigned
IN Police Court.

seeonty-iivs dollars and q team q horses
was the TT5os Alexander johnson. q team
ster. pEid for freedom from his wife
This was Johnsun's testimony IN police
couI1 Monday morning, when zrTai Ened for
assault On his EteEson- 8 grown man.
Judge CraNfOrd ~siHed mp ths two men
and deuided that Il johnson struck his
Etep-son q ruust have ben in sslf-defense
The defendant was discharged.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
POLICE SPOIL A GOOD FIGHT
Mamie johnson Prevented frem Arbi-
tratfsn af Difficulttes with
Arthur Johnson.

Police fntsrfersnoe prevented what might
have been a highly successful fight be
tween Mamie Blackburn and Arthur John
Monday afternoon
Mamie was deprived Of q large razor
with q Erindstone edge. Arthur was taken
20 The emergency hospital Al the police sta
ton for repairs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
FORTUNE AWAITING ScHRAMR
Estate LEFT % TeleEraph Operates
Whs Cahhsf Ne FsuBd-PoIiee
Eearch.

Eamond 6 sehraEm- an oIs-uus ran
ruad operator, Who BE- ssid % have fauen
heir 20 an estate II BuffEi1. ~ T osr
n11 b. found.
Wurt oCncsIuinE me Sod fortune that
had hefEnen ne nan reached pollos had
gzErfsrs YESTERDAY. and Nan Lzhsy. snsr-
EsnrF ofncer, Ua6e q search for schrarl-l
he discovered thst ne missing nan u-orsss
in this c1g in usG He 81 sbout 8 rezv.
Ga d a not kuSpn whsrs he is a. prss-
en-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
GEORGE W. KATTINGER BURIED
Funeral Of Pioneer Of Omaha Bald
inE and Loan Business Held
Yesterday.

The funeral q the late George W MAJ
tinrer. secretary Of the Omaha Building
and Loan association was held from 81
lfary's Avenue Congregational church Al
2 O'clock yesterday afternoon Burial vas
al Forest Lawn cemstsry- The services
al tire grave were condscted By Capitol
lodge No. g Scottish Rite Mssuns q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14
MANY SEEKING MONTANA LAND
More settlers in Treasure state Thrr
Ever Before. says BurlinE-
ten Agent

?. 2. Hunter. general agent Of The Bur
nnEton At Billings Mont. was in Omaha
MONDAY M Hunter declares that The
rush Of homeseekers into Muntaut fbfs
spring Is the hEEesi in years
We are getting farmers from al over
Iowa and Nebraska and some from Mn
Dssota and Illinois said Mr.. Hunter
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14

/ DosdFnE q BodEn- Thirtg-ninth and Cur
us- frame cottage, Sl3t- John Nielsen. algs
Z EmmeL frame dwelling. s. BaG. AuEast
1 RathEen- ssl6 NoTth Thirrg-f1Tst Avenue.
I frame dwelling H-503, Ed kauftuld Eg54
Grand avenue. addition soc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14

could bUy nothing better for female weak
nesses. lame hack and kidney trouble than
Electric Bitters soc. For sale By Basrou
Drug Co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-14

II you lose your pOekstDOok. TmbrsAG
watch 81 some ether article Of value. The thint
% DO - 70 fellow tie example OF many othss
people ana advertise without delay II TIE Los
and Pound column o. The Bee
That IL what mosd people 40 whsa they loss
Hrtielss q Valus- Teisphons q ana Ell Jour
lOss % ALI Omaha in a single aftsrnoon
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-29
Local News,

House for rent.-Sam T. White.
 For Sale-Thoroughbred Jer sey COW and calf. Apply to W. c. Hilliard.
 Talk with MT. Freeland at the Prescott Hardware Company's store about your gas needs.
 Hons. W. V. Tompkins and y. c. McRae returned yesterday afternoon from Murfreesboro where they have been attending Pike circuit court.
 Leon Murrah went to Little Rock yesterday afternoon where he will stand the civil service ex- animation, which is being held there for railroad mail clerks.
 Miss Mamie Lee Crow, of Ar kadelphia. has been named by Attorney General Norwood, as the assistant in the clerical work of the attorney generals depart. ment, and will assume her duties April l.
 Dan Putnam, vice president of the Prescott Hardware Company this city and T. l.. Hit, manager of the branch house of the Pres colt Hardware Company at Mur- freesboro, left last night for Lit tie Rock where they go to attend the meeting of the Retail Hard ware Dealers association which is Tn session there.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-29

J. M. Garland, of Emmet, was here today.
 Miss Hettie J. Dunaway re- turned this morning to her home at Conway.
 Mrs. Adam Guthrie n d mother, Mrs. H. Greeson are spendirg today in Texarkana.
 The Embroidery Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. H. A. Hamil- ton.
 Dr. R. l.. Gee, of Fort Towson, Oklahoma, Is in the city and will spend few days with friends and relatives.
 All work done by Mr. Freeland of the Prescott Hardware Com p any is strictly guaranteed to come up to the inspection of the gas co mpany.
 Miss Corrie Copeland, of Statesville, N. C., arrived in the city this morning and will be the guest of Miss Marion Waller for several days.
 Just received-new line of the latest designs in barrettes, band oes, hair nets and other millinery accessories. Mrs. w. w. Teal.
 The Interdenom i n a t Training Class will meet at the Methodist church tonight and complete it's organization.
 The Prescott Hardware Com pany have secured the services of Mr. A. A. Freeland, who has had fifteen years experience in gas business and who comes to t h m highly recommended They are now prepared to fur nish estimates on piping your house for gas.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-29
Reduced Rates

Helena, Ark, and return $7.95 account Annual Sunday School Association. Tickets on sale April 16.l7 and 28, good for re. turning April 23rd.
 Little Rock and return S3.9O account annual meeting Arkan- sas State Bankers Association On sale April,5 and 9th good un- til midnight April 10.
 Little Rock and return S3.9O account A. 0. U. w. meeting Tickets on sale April 3rd good for returning until midnight April 5.
 A. B. Oliphint, agent.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-29
BACKACHE, RHEUMATISM
 SLETPLESSNESS

Result from disordered kidneys Foley's Kidney Pills have helped otheu they will help you. Mrs. J. B. Taykr, Syracuse, N. Y. says, flor a Hong tims. l suffered with kidney trouble and rheumatism, 1 had severe backaches and felt all played out, After taking two bottles of Foley's Kidney Pills my backache is gone and whereI used to lie awake with rheumatic pains now sleep in comfort. !" Foley's Kidney Pills are a reliable remedy for back. ache, rheumatism and urinary irregu. larities. They are tonic in action, quick in results and afford prompt relief from all kidney disorders. For sale at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-29

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