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The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-01
MATRIMONY UP TO DATE
Grandfather, Clergyman Divor7 I'd
and Granddaughter Married In
Same Hour.

Wellston, o. March lin the fam.
lily of Jerry L. Goodrich, preacher in
the Latter Day Saints Church there
was double celebration when his
granddaughter, Myrtle Cecil, was mar
ried TO William F. Radcliffe an hour
before her grandfather obtained a di,
vorce from his third Wife. The preach.
er married No. on 4S-hour ac-
quaintance, and soon reponted. He
was also divorced from his second
wife.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-01
ATTACKS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

A severe attack on school principal,
Chas. b. Allen of Sylvrnia, Ga, is thus
told by him. "For more than years, "
he Waites, 81 suffered indescribable
torture from rheumatism, liver and
stomach trouble and diseased kidneys.
All remedies failed till | used Eleo trio
Bitters, but four bottles of this won
derful remedy cured me completely.
Inch results are common. Thousands
bless them for curing stomach trouble,
female complaints, kidney disorders,
biliousness and for new health and
vigor. Try them. Only SOC at Hesterly
Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-01
English Capitalists Interested in Con.
solidation of Southern Iron and
steel Companies.

Chattanooga, Tenn, March IA
party Of English capitalists, who are
negotiatin1 for the consolidation of the
Southern Iron and Steel company and
the Alabama Consolidated Steel and
Iron company, left here for Gadsen.
where there will BE a meeting between
the officers and stockholders OF the
two companies.
The proposed merger viii combine
capital of about $4,000. 600.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-01
Baldwin Estate Trial Nears End

Los Angeles, CAL March Closing
arguments are being heard in the con.
test for the millions Of Lucky" Bald,
win. Details as to time of addresses
and order Of speaking We're arranged
between the attorneys representing
Miss Anita Baldwin Turnbull of Bos,
ton, the 17-year-old contestant, and
those representing the estate.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-01
HAS MILLIONS OF FRIENDS

How would you like to number your
friends by millions as Bucklen's Arnica
Salve does? Its astounding cures in the
past forty years made them. Its the
best salve in the world for sorer, ulcers
eczema, burns, boils, scalds, cuts, sore
eyes, corns, sprains, swelling, bruises,
old sores. Has no equal for piles. Csc
at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-01
Jews in Trlpoll Suffer.

Washington, March 1.-The poo
Jews of Tripoli are in a desperat,
plight, according to American Consul
Wood, who reports that there is ur
gent need for food and clothing fol-
$4,000, or one-third of the population
crowded together in a quarter now in
fected with cholera.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-01
KILLS A MURDERER

A merciless murderer is Appendicitis
with many victims, but DIR. Kings New
Life Pills KILT by prevention. They
gently stimulate stomach, lives and
bowels, preventing that clogging that
invites Appendicitis, curinf Constipa-
ton, Headache, Billiousness, Chills, Csc
at Hesterly Drng Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-01
SOUTHWEST ARKANsh'
RATES:
TELEPHONE &C.
.hINk ABOUT II \ !.
& N. ". Time

} yop - pdars Il means all the :.
q = a u community, OF yoa' i
- .<@ sris.. S, ofthe churches aHon \,
4 e, srythi4g in which you az y
utseested Don't you ihins "
sapoE L. a good Il Ing % has"
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-01
Indiana "Drys" Make Progress.

Bedford, Ind March lin the first
elections under the new city and town.
ship option law, passed by the state
legislature, now in session, the "drys"
were victorious in Bedford in Mitchell
and in four townships of Lawrence
county.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-01
cornLe.Ion Torm In Montana

Helana MONT March THE STATE
senate tQtsd unanimously to pass {
I'm providing for the commission
fcrm Of government for municipalities
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-01

Feb. 2S. 1911.
LIVE STOCK.
EAST ST LOi lc.-Catt iC-N Native beef
steers $500 M1e0; COWS ami heift s. $500
also; stockers ana feeders, $3.I5 65.65;
Texas steers, S450M6.5O; COWS and heif-
CTS, tu@ 5.C0; calves, in car load lots,
S4.50W6.oO- HOgs--Mixed and butchers,
$6.906f I1l. EGoi heavy. $500 or: rough
heaty $8.5GQ 10; light $II0@I1 pigs.
Staeoi.0. Shcep-MuttOns $3.75W465;
lambs $5.i5U6.25.
- ttlc-Bcevcs $5.20m6. go;
COWS and heifers. $2.6505.S0; stockers and
feeders $3.050 5S5; Texans, $4.3505.70 };
gag. 80. Buss-MiXed and
butchers sa6fI15; good heavy, $1,000
l05; rough heavy. $6.70a6S5 light. So. 50
OTIS; pigs, $Gl0M7S0. Sheep--NattVe
s3.00@4.65; western. $310G4 70; lambs.
eo.00W610, Yves tern, S5.25MG.10.
GRAIN.
ST. LOUIS.-W heat-No . red 1904;
No. 8 red, 900901a no. 4 red. S067S5 No
hard. S91a@97; No. 8 hard S6Q93: No
hard 7SQS3. Corn-No. 2, A: No g.
4313; No. 4, AZ; No 2 yellow. AN No 8
yellow. "A; No. white. 4415; No. 3 white
i312. Oats-No. 2, 80; No. 3. 20; No. 4.
%; No. white, 80; standard. 31%m31 q I:
so. white, 3lm3lE No whit sel 30.
KANSAS CITY Wheat--No y 81
093; No. 3 red, SSm9ii No. ! re- Sd;
No. hard, 1904, No Aar,. 500
No 4 hard. 15MS7 Corn-%o m
l31s; No 3, AZ; No. yellow 48ls IS z
yellow, 45i No. > white. 42A ger No 3
white 4l4Gt42. Oats-No. 2. 29is 03O.
No. & ~ -; no. white, 31Q32*; No
) white. 29kW3l,
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sSar Der gerfebrte.

Die BoIisei slaubts esFtern fix
fur5s 3sit. onb Is ibr eeluneen lei,
ben gurfGen binefeft su MAIDEN, Der
Dor etHieen mofen ;yrdu Wainnie
igri.beri6s in ibrer WirtbTtoft an
Der Reooins Roob bernubte unb ibr
cine IebenseefGhrlife Stihtpunbe 6<is
bra6ts, an Der iie nod jsbt i'm Be
tbtsod 5ofpitdl bornisoerlitat. goIis
gift Gsmmint nohm nGmlid, oeffern
Mprgen on Der Florence apenue einen
Jarbi9en feit, auf ben bic Don ssrnu
5risoerihs aeesbent 8efhreibuns ibrss
Anersiftrs poBte unb Der fih @iptns
gOrneGius mamie. Der 8urTGe
purbe oann fpGter an bcs ardnftns
lager Der 9erfpunbetsn gtfiibrt unb
5rdu Grieberits erttdrte, natbtm fie
eiHtn Bid anf ben Burffen aetuorfeu
bate. Dob es nicbi Der Refts Fei. Der
Ressr ipurbe bdraufbiH pisber in
5reibsii eefsst.
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Dies itnb Gas.

- Wapor Shpab unb Giferbeitss
Dirtttor Small beii6iistsn ssItsrn biz
iopsit fsrtie seIteLien gupiIlcns bss
iisuen itootiifsn 6eipitaIs an pergurs
net ape. Die SnfpefiioR faab in sr=
iter 2inie Iiatt, nm 6errn Small geles
senheit gu eeben, ii1 oolIItdnbie nit
allen ginSslbeiten in ben GebGuben
pertrdut 81 MAIDEN. bu bic Geb6ubt
btnnen aur5enl inter feline Surisbits
ttoR iommetl fperbtu.
x 4m tonmsnben WittiDod finbsi
in DIR Ri6elisu 6oIls cine @erIumms
l.tna oller WiIhA6nbler Der Siant, bic
Wlilh in 5laIhen psrtdufen, ftait, uHo
bel bisfer 9elegenbeii tDtrb snIpsftpr
Blunt bonn 0sfnnbhtitsamt cine an.
iprade bdlten.
mapor S3tpab Bot Iih asIfsrn
berstt erfldri, bei Der @eeGhtuibfeier
fur 9susruI u. g. Grant, Die am %.
Gpril in Der WlemorioI Sa[Is ftottfins
oct. ben 9Orits su fiibrsn.
- Gis IidoiiIbe aonircubsf5rbs
belt esit.rn 9ormittag zine turss
SiBuHg ab. in irelber GeIddfie BON
bsfoRoerer Wi6tieteit Riht sur gg!e.
biauua eslansten. Die geb0rot tsr.
irabrte fih MIR aeetn ole pom Gin
Club srboheus gsFtulpisuna. hak be
Sisuneen i'm 9stsimsn db1sbaIlen
tpiiroen uno porber ME betonnt Isi,
mann cine StsuRs Der g,6Srbs itdtt
finbt.
- Manor S6ipa6 srnaunie asftsrn
bic 6srrsn 8. 90. 6iasnbranb, Gbas.
SdiIsp unb g. W. GrouIs auf Elm
ipeitsres Sabr gu witgIisbern berI
pIumbersg griifungsbeb6r6e unb sbens
faas g. u. Rcatnua fir Elm p,iteres
Sabr gum Sttretar bisIsr geb6rbe.
5rI. Rate Banning bon 30.
28 13 Gilbert ane., bat aur Crime
rune an ihrs Giiern Der Ohio 6us
name Socittn cine 3upenouna BON
$1,000 seHladt. Die Dame bate Der
0eielIf6aft bic Summs in gdar in
einem aupert 5uaei1idt, auf BEN nur
bic Worte itanoen: Sur grinHsrune
an 6erru uub Jrou 9dpio 8dnntna.
Rohforihungeu. bic SetretGr 5rouns |
time dnIteIlts, tnteedten bic eoIe Gyes |
Osriu. Die Stiftuns fpurbe militant |
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- o ~ % q 6 o D..

Die GODiHgtDu Office inr Sas Sin,
tinnati &ultsbIatt" beiiuoet iiGJ inl
0ebanbe 4O. 509-511 NnbiiUn
abeHae. anseigen, RittbeiInnscn
nab SriteIuneeu irsrnSmelf)er art
iperoeH bis 10 lIbr abcnos oaielblt
entgegeHgenOmmcu. SelspbUn Soutb
1884.
= ). 9. ReIpeB Osrtlagte .. q.
Glenn, Sruitse, auf 3atlung bon
$2500 Hebft 3inisu pom /. sFe6ruur
1910 uno Dertaugt cine Glen auF Cots
2o. II uno II in 9insmore gart Tin
terabtb, 2atoniu. 9as gigentbum
foQ oertauft tperbeu. 9as 9elb puror
Der 9srtIugten auf Rotsn am l. gez
bruar 1901 9eliebsn.
- ennis 9ennIep ret6te i'm &reisz
gert6t etne 8lage eegen bic 6. 6e s.
Gifenbobn uno Sobn Dono6ue auf
3dhlung bon 1890 elm. Qm %. .Mdr2
1911 Duroe Der 3lGqer, dls er mil
oem abbru6 zines @ebGubes an Der
Craig StraBe bei9dftigt mar, ourd
aHgeblt6e RabIGFigtsit zines Dor.
mannes perleBt.
- geitgDerdnberungen: q. z. SoTf
lno Wtarp u. 5off an garl S6nerin
uno Rofqlie Shuerin Got Ro. 5 in
Der Sones llHterabtbsilung al Der
Sloieite upn SOutbern abe., Gatonta,
81; anua Maria @lifabetb sSl:qe an
8. Waurice 8ropn, 2ot an Der Weftz
fsits Der Craig Str, so 5uB n0rbIi6
Der Bremen uno Craig Ctr, 81; Or
thur 8. Sauer an So6n $. grames,
Got Ro. 220 in Der Sol sSomss 3aplur
Gitate on Der RorbTeite Der Center
StraBe, 80 BEL 14O 5uB, 81; s.. 8. |
Sob6s an u. 6. WeIls, 56eile Der Got
9fo. 70, II uno 72 in bersoth's I'M |
terabtR. an Der Rprboitefe Der Gaitsrn
4oe. uno Der 4lep 5ipiT6en Ct. Qouis
Strabs uno Der Rorporationslinie. |
$l ufp.
- aus Dem areisseritt. - Sn |
JoIe Don Pearl 5abfslo ssgen oisSlo
eoptngtoH uno Cincinnati Strdbers
babn 9efellfhaft nuroe bas @eiu6
nm nonmaIige gerbunbluug bes Faues
obgeIpieieH uno Elm 9siu6 an bas
Appeautionsgeri4t gsne6uigt. - Der
Jau Don S5o9n 6. 8pnnsEIn aeqen Z.
s. RpaH betr. 5000 shobenerfdb
ipurbe dui Den 26. april feftgeitBt. -
%. Z. Pepple betannte fib bes 8uiz
pens zines 8liidsipisles auf ietnsm
gistntHm fhuloig uno purbe BON
Eintsr 9rdcD UNI $3.50 beftraft. -
Sm Sale BON Daniel 5rapp aeaen
Y 1arles SFouer iDuroe Elm ltrt6eil gez
fdili uno ein 8ertdufsbefsbl erlaTen.
- Sm Sale Don Warn 6. goIIopp oes
gen Gaa 3ed purbe ein lIrtbeil aes
folt, odB bic 9interl0fIenfdaft poal
Vim. GaQppg Dertauft iperben fOa.
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ets mpbnbaus an Der Gornf1ofn aDe.,
nnht Der Welfon @trobt, $500; Obi.
Tip Rutbd. 2dit6diees DObnbans an
Der 6anfisIb Gtrabe, nabe seroms
grenue, $4,000; iSreb. Wlebede, slrei.
ftDdigts Mobnbons an Der Jairmount
Mpenne. nobe Der Blaine aptnue,
$1,000; 6ermann Bauer, anbsrihaib.
Hodges Mobnans an Der Welt
StrdBe, nobe Der G1rtbdae glite,
$1,000; Soief GritI, 2tItDdtoes WcbHs
hdus an Der greentpooD Mrenue. aaEe
Der Reobina Roao, $500; aaiprenge
pclano, llHbdu bes SauTes 80. 122
126 DeFt 3peite 5trabe. 5000;
Y. 9. Sadfon. stpeiit0diges Dpbntdus
On Der 5airmount, nnbe Der Sdrriirn
apenne, $1,000; 30. Wsporman, srgs;s
Hodges Dobnbaus ouf 6em 8runo.
iiiid no. 1897 ainnep gtDenae, $3.50.
-
f5rdn 4manbd 6. Minter Bat bas
slpeiftofiDt Sramehous go. 834 1856
Meit Court SiroBs, nebit @runeitiid
fduft. 3bsobore Wloner &: BRO. hoz
tnuft. 2beubore Wssp.r e Bro. bds
ben ben 8srtouf permitteIt.
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Seridt.
Gbe.GrlaabHiRideine.

igrtD. 9orgman, "a. Rapolson, sSnb.
| lMinnis pispsr, 29, eImpoob plaes
lgbns .6ueIisbuIf,. %. grigbton6otst
laotb. 8osrmann. q. ReWiden ape
(Bolter G. ggillcn, "a, Gbicaso, ~,
lelora Sdrosber. 26. Ribsepas aDs.
frnrp Slespps, 81, Wlulberrp CTR.
I lgrcena Rit4eicH. Is. 5iHoIan Ctr.
l5cIspb Sameit. AZ. qprDopb, 8.
Barbara 8sder. "a. DO.
Robtrt gsnbnm. %, 9illsborp, Snb.
5dssl pariOns, 10, Ri6monn Ctr.
jRubclpb aruessr. 25. Noobburnaps.
5elen Rogers. %. Gslta aps.
Julius QoIsr, 30. aresmqn ape.
R0ia 6uber, %, Charlotte CTR.
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Die Gbriftion RoerIein 9rsrinp
60. fu6ie geitern i'm iiabtifhen 9du.
ami um eiHeH grianbnibihtin fir ben
Reubau na6. in ipelfkm bas aIafheH.
bieroepartemtni uuiergebroht perben
fca. Gas 3tpei Stofnerfe hobe De.
bduoe ipiro on Der Sim, 3ipiihen Der
iSinDlup unb 5snrp Strabe, errihtst
peroen unb bic 8oEtoitsn iino auf
$4,000 Dtranfhlast.
Die War Woher Son 60. Bat oe,
tern I'm ftdotifhen 8ou1mt plane fir
ern fiinfftodiaes gebduoe unierbre.tst.
oos lie on ihr eseeHDGrtigss Jabrits
eebduoe IN Der College Strabe anbnaen
min. Die gautOiitn tpsrben $4,000
beirdstn.
Die fOlgenben Observation-Disclosures
irurDen gefteru i'm if1ntiihea 8auamt
arsesftslt: 9ibliptbeisfommiidre tinr
Hodges gibliotbeisgsbdube an osr
grie, nabe Der Wihisan 4penue.
SIC. 900; Sufdn A. WdIfb, 2aitodiaes
gebdube an Der gDiporbs Roab, n1he
Der 1eehmoni 4peHue, $500; siirt q
Blum, sinftofiaes GnbrisaebGsihs an
ber mtftern Apeuut, nohe Der yorf
StraBs. $1,000; Cora GrtsI, 2iftodi.
/.
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eefttrn Radmittns setShiet lpsrbtn.
Gs gerieth NIT einen1 pufe an Der 6.
uno 8. Giienbabnreu3iing nnb ber
pite GtroBe In eine gDeide unb brad
fih beim GalIen bus Riifsrdt. BpIisiit
grate erihcB bus 5bier. bas nnsefGbr
$3.50 nertb mar.
SnfcIet BON SeIbiieRt3iinouns
eniitano In Dem Sauie bes gborles
8ctus, an Der GiiboltrGde eer IL. unb
9resnup StraBe, ein sStusr. bds einen
SdabeH bon $400 peruriuhte.
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Cine seoiosif1e uebsrs
rnfhune auf Der SnffI
Rlgen. Jiir bic btutfhtn Deoloz
gen III bic ssHfsI Riiatn immn Gin bs4
fpnosrs fffslu0sr 5orfhungs9egsns
itanb gstpeitn. gs sifbt l6ohl feline
auDere GtslIs Dsuil1sH Bontns, no bic
unetitaitfnoen strGFts Der Gisasit Def.
Ter iiubirt ipsrbeH t6nntn. neil bort
nebsn ben Mblngfrungsn Disies 3eits
alters In ben nidhtigen RreiDetlippeH
bss HGrDliAen 1bsilss and NOD dlttrs
fsfte GtftsiHt D0rbanoen fiab. Gaburd,
bat fid b<iftr 0ls nuptrspo TsItIteIsn
laHsn, BOB ptr Druid Der ssipaltissn
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pamilton.

4 puWitbN IH8RtBeMy lufnlsMnft3tf
nno Nciiigfeitcn iInD absnoeben 0ds
Der 4. nn0 Charles Sfrake. ltniri
Ngrnt fir SamiItpn iDchnt 90. 3Of
Moro bront Str. 2eIepbeu SamiIsup
1316-N. geIepbpn isnlsreS 4prreipun
eenten: 393x gea.
DIE @ebriibsr @eniaabOfen bu.
ben Der Stoct 5aniIion efnen 9nri
BON bier Ader in Qinbenlpdlp qe.
fhenit. Der parf lisst In Der RGb.
Der Shaier C 9enninsbofen'f 'f6en
BplIenfdbrit.
Die G6eIeute glisdbetb unb Scs
iepb Gcot baben fi6 peri5bnt uno bic
Sdeibnngsflags Der srftereR ipurbe
seitern bem geridt enisosen.
5rau goppdae, fpelhe Der pub.
md9erin 6rnu W. q. arnbort etns
StrauBeHfeosr i'm Wertbe BON $25
ausaefiibrt botte, pnroe bon manor
RotbpelI I'm $6.S5 beftraft tino
mubte bic Gtoer Der geitpbIeneH au=
riid9eben.
Die bisFigen 8anten baben $500
tiir bic 9eipirtbung Der 9elegaten bsr
oeriHiebenfn aonpsntionsn. tpeIde
bier tpabreno bss 5ommsrs sufams
msntrsten, beiaeitsueri.
BENJAMIN Morris, q, gpeft
Gbeitsr, unb Mottie SobnIon, 18,
Iaaubs, erEdnsteu eineuSsiratbsf9sin.
5reberfd u. stod, q, unbauna
Sipp, %, beibs bon SamiIton, tpurs
ben bon Qoitpr 8. u. Didmann sez
traut.
pro6dtridter gonnduobtpn ks
iuiliete Der Cora @arriib bic 5h.is
ouns bon GharIss Garri5b auf9runb
bon MibbanbIuns.
6etrotbs Itsine: glmer Gorri.r,
"a, Wliooletotpn, une Bertha Comp
ton, q. Monros; SObn s0nniion, 20,
une aimd sbsib, 23. bsise BON ga
milton.
5rau Go. 6ibusr bon Der Rprb
3. Str. befdentte ibren 9atten NIT eis
mem Sobnhen.
6rau 3otbsrinn S6uIte, ipsI6e
istt fshs 5abrsn iHpaIio mar, Itarb aey
tern Ra6mittoa in bsr Wobnuna Ihe
rer Sohter sSrau aatkrina @elina=
bot go. 338 9ius Strabe, I'M 70.
Ssbensjabr. Gle purbe in 3eutI6s
lamb eeboreR uuo tam i'm aItsr bon
10 Suhren Hneh amsrifa. Gle biniers
Idbt sine5ohtsr unb sinen Sobn, Sp. |
Shulte.
- Or. Sorp,p Goot, Superint.ns
bent ots Grforo Retrsats in SrForo. |
Iisb seitsrn Worgsn ben Barber Geo. |
SIeabcn bort berbaften, neil sr in lsis |
1em gurbisrstiadft angtblicb seiftiae
Setrdnte priaufts. Or. Goct BE-
9duptet, bo3 feline patisuten, ipeId5e
pegsn Srunifudt in Tsinem 6oipitaI
'ebanotlt iperbsH, Bel benz 8arbier
Setrdnts srhisIten nne sr TteIIte Dor
.inem Wlrnot stnen 9etettip on, um
9lenbon auf Der Sbnt su trtoppen.
SIeaboH ipuros bon Wldspr SIoau aes
ZEN $500 gireffaft gum @rbor emit
aHen. 3as 8erbOr iit fir ben 6.
tpriI feftseiegt. DER 9tteftip fano
iia i'm Retreat cine ansdhl Be
Iienfteie. rpeIft unsbrlih bdnbelten
inb puresn oiefeIben prompt entlafs
en-.
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llebsrial,reu.

4lDnSo Campbell, bon 30. 211 Sfl
Sehfte Strnbe, fsines 3eidens Elm
6nufirer, purbs notwithstanding an
Der areusung Der 1reemdn glpe, linD
Sargent StrdBs bon sinsm 9ditautos
mpbiI Der gIobe Wernite so. iibers
fabren unb trng siHen 8ruh bss Iins
fen geins btpon. Der 0erunqIiidie
fonb aufnobms i'm itdotiihen Soipis
tai.
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rnh unb bon giiropo INIT alien Taur
pfer.Sinien.
Welofenoumgem
frei ms Sniis Der empfdneer.
WOuniad,ten
redtssiiltis angefertist.
GrbidJaffss aDileftipnen
prompt imb bitlig beiorgt.
Western German Bank.
Ode IL. HnS giHs Gtrake.
Rleine YOliSeimadbridJ

Die isarbiss GIifabetb Deslen,
BON go. SIT Carlisle glpe., melbets
seftsrH abenD Der poIissi, oab ibr bon
elmer RaiIesenDHin, bersn Ndmen fie
aHgab, In Dsr 5abrii Der amsricnn
Tobacco 60. Cine 6nnotaihe geffpblen
iDurbt, In Der ii6 anBer <iner tlsinen
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-05-03
THE LAURENS GIRLS
AT WINTHROP COLLEGE

What is Being done mt the State Col
lege for Girls that is of Interest
to Laurens County People, Written
by Laurens County Girl.
Winthrop College. April 29.-Miss
Ruth Brown. a Laurens girl and a
the highest number of points in her
class in the athletic contests on Field
Day.
The Junior class gave a reception to
April II. This was give on the campus
which was decorated to represent
Fairyland. A play, Land of Night, the
marshals, the banquet tables, the wait
something Of the fairy nature.
The Winthrop Literary Society pre-
sented the play. Dorothy Vernon of
Haddon Hall last Monday night The
one was no exception. There are three
literary societies at Winthrop. Each
one gives a play at sometime during
the year. 1t means lots of work to
get these plays up. but they are always
good The amount cleared from these
plays helps out in raising money for
the Students Building, which is to be
built sometime in the future.
Some members of the Womens
Clubs, of Charlotte. y. c., spent yester-
day at Winthrop, looking over build
ings and grounds and visiting classes,
especially classes in Industrials.
Mr.. Tate, the State Supt. of School
Improvement and Miss Russle, who
holds the same position for York Coun-
ty arc now teaching the seniors. They
are presenting country school prob
lens for Improvement and helping
the girls to see and know what to do
for them. 1t is hoped that as result
of these helps, many of the present
graduating class may go out with Il
strong desire and determination to
help out in improving those places that
need it so much.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-05-03
Saved Child From Death.

after our child had suffered from
severe bronchial trouble for a year"
wrote G. r. Richardson, of Richard
sons Mills, Ala, "we~-fesred 1t had
consumption, 1t had badNcough all
the time. We flied manyl remedies
without avail, and Doctors medicine
seemed as useless. Finally we tried
Dr. Kings Ndw Discovery, and are
pleased to say\that oDR bottle effect
ed complete cnre7~and our child is
again strong and healthy" For coughs.
colds, hoarseness, lagrippe, asthma,
Group and sore lungs, its the most in
fallible remedy that's made. Price soc
and $l00. Trial bottle free. Guar
anteed by Lmrens Drug Co. and Pal
metto Drug Co.
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M0UNTVlLLE NEWS

Mountville, May l.-AIr. John NJ
Simmons has purchased a nice tour
ing car and can now accommodate his
whole family in pleasurable outings.
This is the first automobile for Mount
willie.
Mr.. Henry Nj. Bryson was married
last Wednesday to Miss Maude Var
borough at the Methodist church. On
Thursday afternoon the married cou-
pie were given very pleasant rccep-
tion by the grooms parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse M. Bryson.
Quite a number of our people attend
of the oratorical contest at Greenwood
friday evening.
Messrs Ellis Fuller and Grady Cul-
bertson and Miss Louise Richardson
came by from the contest and spent
Saturday and Sunday at home.
Miss Lille Curbertson, OF Temple,
Ga. came home Friday for the sum
mer vacation. The Temple school hav-
ing closed its session on Monday last.
Miss Marie Stokes went to Green
willie Friday, returning Sunday. ac-
companied by her sister. Mrs. Sarah
Hunter who is spending a while with
her mothers family here.
We were glad to see on our streets
last week "Uncle Billie" Watts of Clin-
ton. He was here visiting relatives.
The union meeting of the Fourth
Division met at Beaverdam church
near Mountville Saturday and Sunday.
II was we'll attended and the interest
ing program was executed in a spirit
of earnestnesS and devotion The mis-
sionary sermon was preached Sun
day by Rev. G. H. Liner, of Clinton.
and contribution was made to foreign
missions. The subjects of salvation
and pure church especially elected
warm and earnest discussion. A mum
Der of strong appeals We're made for
salvation through faith and for a pur-
er Christian life among our membtm
ship.
Mrs Gennie lIamilton of Exon. is
spending awhile with her sister. Mrs
Ellen Culbcrtson