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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1911-06-02
TnREE-fOuRTHS ARE WOMEN

Careful observation among the
hedieal profession estimate that
i those who seek the services of
physician three-fcurths are
5omen.
Many of these women are
bithout question in need of surgi-
hl treatment, but perhaps the
bajority of them will be greatly
|enefted by medical treatment
hly.
In the course of treating such
ilments, physicians have demon
trated beyond question the value
i certain drugs in their treat
bent and, following the formula
BED by a physician especially
hccessful in such cases, Revall
egetable Compound has been
laced upon the market.
Many women have learned by
kperience that their ailments
Rere of such a nature that they
hemselves might administer
etlsfactory treatment While
1e do not recommend such a pro-
fdure, but strongly advise that
pu consult with your physician,
e connot speak to highly of the
Rlue of Rexall Vegetable Com
pund for use in such cases.
Please remember that Rexall
egetable Compound can be OBJ
lned only at our store-The
exall Drug Store. Large
pttles $l.00. The Baker Drug
fore.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1911-06-02
MARGUERITE {. STEPHENS

Mrs. M. E. Stephens, mother
of Robert S. Stephens of this city,
died at her sons home near old
Macedonia church last Monday
afternoon. Her remains were
buried at the old Macedonia
graveyard. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. W. II.
Stingley.
Mrs. Stephens was 79 years
old and had been a resident OF
Prescott for quite a number of
years. She was a devoted christ
ian snd died leaning upon Him
who promised to be husband to
the widow and a father to the
orphans.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1911-06-02
NOTICE

The white institute will be
held at Bodcaw, Ark, June IL to
16 and the colored will be held
in Prescott on the same dates.
The colored institute will be in
charge of J. D, Shackleford.
Teachers examination will be
held at Prescott, June, 1928.
r. D. MARTIN,
County Examiner.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1911-06-02
CELEBRATES HIS BIRTHDAY

w. L. Miller of the Miller
Hotel celebrated his "a birthday
last Monday by giving to a few
of his friends cordial invitation
to dine with him at supper.
Mr.. Miller has been a resident
OF Prescott for the past % years
and he and his estimable wife
has charge of the Miller Hotel
one of the leading hotels in the
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1911-06-02

according to Manuel Calero, who
gave the figures in a speech de-
livered today before the Chamber
of Deputies. Caleto was speak
ing in favor of the bill for the
appropriation of 6.000,O 600 pesos
to pay the expenses of the war.
He declared that the Maderists
had obtained amost no money
from abroad.
The bill was approved by the
deputies.
1t is understood that with the
exception of the comparatively
small amount VIII ich will be paid
to the men who baked the revo-
luton with actual money, the
sum will be used in paying in
IDENTITIES. including claims made
by those able to show the pro-
visional receipts issued when
horses and supplies were appro-
priated.
Reports not altogether reas-
suring were received here tonight
from Tampico and Manzanillo.
In the former city a mob is said
to have attempted to liberate
the prisoners this morning. The
rioters were fired upon by the
troops and a number are report
ed killed. Similar disorders are
said to have occurred at Manzanillo
a port on the Pacfic.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1911-06-02
city. We trust that Mr. Mile will
live to enjoy many pleasant oc-
casions like that one.
GRAVE YARD WORKING

The will be a graveyard work.
ing at the Artesian church on
Saturday before the first Sunday
in June. And all parties inter-
ested will please come and bring
your dinner and some suitable
tool to work with. The ladies
are invited to come and as the
graves are cleaned off they will
decorate the same with flowers
in memory of the loved ones gone
before.
Jake Sanders
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1911-06-02
NOTICE

Every body interested in
Strawberry raising, come to
Nubin Bill Saturday evening at
3 o'clock. June 3 1911. l will
tell you all | know and perhaps
more.
j. B. Mckenzie
Prescott, Ark. Route a.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1911-06-02
TO PAY EXPENSES OF WAR

Mexico City, May 20. Only
pO0, 900 pesos were spent by
Fanclsco |. Madero and his SYM
lthlzers in the late revolution,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1911-06-02

c. II. Ellsworth, went to Little
Rock, Monday, to accept a posi-
ton as Linotype operator on the
Democrat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09

maailmaa panburSfautettuna See
IutIen fuolemasIo, ipoitfo Ie on fiel'
latin IelpGsti opetettu, niinfuin pub
bas lutheerilainen firffo opettoo.
SormuIa GontarbiosIa iifpu sos:
yytdin usfomme, opetomme ia tlns
uustamme ptIimieliiesti, ettd &risius
totiIeeti on manburetoutemme, NUT.
to eli tuitenfann palioon iumoIou iIen
monnpn puolesta, eifd polioon inbis
minifen lionnon puoleSta, ipaon To-
tp &ristufien molempain l%uontoien
p~nolestu. Siind oinoosio, bdnen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ionfa Sdn Su
molauo ia ibmiiend On SidUe tuple.
moon aeti, toiffein tdpoelIiiemmdsti
oIottanut ia Ttud nellie oniainnut
toiten ipntein onteefTiInomiIen ia
iantoiftilen el6mdn, minimum tirinis
tettui on: yNiintuin pboen ibmiien
Observation-Disclosures montd on Ipit
tiiefIi iullut, Iompin tulee monta pb
ben fuulioiIuuoen t6boen monbure'
faoti." Hom. 5: 10. Wle iuuri ns
tomme, ppeiamme ia tunnustamme
tdmGn oletpon panbursfoutemme
Sumalan eoesid d, ettd !Selru meilie
5pnnit onteefIi ontoa Iulosto ornoS
tanIa, oinan fatiomota entiIid, nps
tpiIid, initfa ieuruaiuia tDiidmme,
armouiiuuttamme tobi oniiotamme,
iiHd ban lobioittoa ia pmistao neil
lie &ristutIeu tuuliniiumoen ipons
bursfaupen. Gen nonbursfouoen
tdboen Smmalo ormoibin ottoa 10
monburstdotIi lutee." ga fitte Ianos
taan beti toiiefIi: rWle usfomme, D.
petomme ia tunnuStomme nSfon ut
IinGnId pieipon len m6lineen ia a
Ieen, ioIa turtumme Wopabtoiaon".
ga toas Iimu 5e6: ySiud Sdn on
Sumolono ia ibmiIend meibdt ipns
neiStdmme tdpbeliiemm6ud fuuliois
iuuoellonn t%popobtonut, Danburs'
touitonui ia %outuaati iebnpt".
Std tdsId ustc sta mitddn publ
ia. Cite mosia toiiesia Iiios'o tpo'
oaau usto. Wlutia iofeo idrti ct to-
t1 nGe, nann ueton ipanbusfoubels
la oioa tun,oon pleiIen mooilmon
monbursfautto miien. Cite taos IL
tpu. $50: nSeeiutIen &ristuflen oino'
foiIen anton tdpbeuiiemmdn fuuIi'
oiiuuben, tatferamman f%drfmiien,
fuoIeman ia fuolleista nouiemiIen
tGbben, iofa fuulioifuus luetaan
manbursfoubetIi." So usfosia io'
notaan toiief5i: ,Siud Ell uSfo ientdbs
ben panbursfauta, etid Ie on Min
bppd tp5 eli min iolo, maan ientdb'
ben, ettd ie eponfeliumin turiptS'a
tarttuu 0riSmfien %onfioon~. So ioas
fipu 500 ionotaan: On uston mons
burstous SumoIan ebeSid 2risiuf'
ien manbursfauben ormouinen ia
laupiaS omistominen". So iaoS r.
mu sol: vSiad ipanbursfauiiomi
Ieen maabitoan ia tornitoan al.
noostoon ndmdi: Sumolon ormo,
arismfIen anfio ia uefo". Siis ns'
totin ~toiieDe iilnlle. ga teos iiipn
592: Isl ibminen idmdn Wanbmrss
fouben puoIesta moi feStdd Suma'
Ian tuomion eoesid. mmtta aristnt'
fen tuulioiinnoen, tdriimiien ia fuo'
lemou monburetous p~tiindnfd, iofa
umieteiaan netollo, i~aoitoo Sumo
lon momion chests festad". 90 iooc
iimu 593: Woiffa Iiis fddntpneisia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09

mi miqctn pbtd, miuoin toista? On
TO Re toista tuuesIoon uStoitoman
tpfD, ia ioista tuqeoIaan ustonai.
fen tpfD? Mai onto ie alma lama
ianfoitfinen, observation-disclosures muuts
mmaton totuus iotaiielle, faitiue
tanIoiue ia fieliQe, ia ioto iamon a.
fan ilmoiitaa iofaiielle, Min iiuefin,
iofa emanfeliumilIe ipodmenid full
Zee, FUN mYps iiaetin, ipto Ell iuIie?
Sumolan idnoSta tiebamme, e!id
Sumala raffoubesio au on ontanut
YoitonIa foiftein ibmieten pnoIes'
ia, piilnubetii, nanbursfanoeffi, 10.
minnofIi ia lain tGpttaidtii. Sbmiss
ten Iuboe tobi aniio ei tdsid mitdan
naifuta. Sbmis ten nanbursfdus to
hi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, tefeminen eli
j6itaminen, usfolu eli usfottomuu
bella Ell tdmdn anton fansId ole mi
tGGn tefemistG. Gin6t ndmGt toitfi
ole ipoifuttuneet mpDtd eitd mas
iean. Woan, ettd mooilma lonitet
tin ia outuaofIi tebtiin, morbrrs
fnutettiin, min tGmdn faiten pobia
no on SumoIun rotfous miboliiis
ouio tobtonn. Groom. 5: l0). ga
fun maaiImolla eli oIlut tdtd lobioo,
min tdptpibdn fen enIin tula anne
fulfil ennentuin Iitd moi ustou. Git
TipG Iitd futIutaantin ormon lobiofs
il. Sumalo %ontoitin ien iotaiIeue, ia
eponteIiumi fen rpt taos fuuIutioo
iotoiiene, ionto tuulemiien ala Yps
bd Senfi fen Ipo0mmile muuttao
u%sfotIi. So fun SumaIo tabtoo foit'
tia ibmiiid %autioofIi, Min tuin 6dn
OIL ne 10 outuaofIi tebnptfiu 10 us'
tpttomina, min MT ewantelinmin
fouita Iaatetaon tieoofii, ettd usfoi.
Iinot. l Sim. 2: a; Worf. 16: IL;
Sit. 2: II; / Eim. a: 10. So Sunlas
la Ell ole tebnpt eroitusta ibmisten
mGlind, min, ettd 6dn olifi antanut
YoitonIn toisten p%uolesto, naon ei
tpisten. 2aiffibon tdbdn oliipat an.
iioHomia, mutta .Sid antoi faittein
puolesto. 81 ppbd 6enti mpSstddn
tee e~roiusta, maan tuopi iamon lab
jon faiffein tptD eiuanfeliumisis.
ga Jos Ell toiIi, min ei fitie '%oliiifoon
Jumalon tabto taiftia ibmilid autu
aaf5i. Wtutta iiuoin Ell oliii Sumalan
puoIelta taas tebtp mitd tebod ,uoi.
tim foiftein ibmtsten ,panbursfau'
oetii. Wlutta, ppbd raamottu ia Int
beriloinen firtto opettoa, ettd ueto
Ioaboon ia Wobwistmu iiitd, ettd TO-
lpinio. outuuS ia tpanbirSfaus fdp
eoeld, ia iitte uasta moioaau 'e
poStaon ottoo ia uSfoa. Siud ippn
,dptyp alma fapbd ebelId.
apud monet, iotta tabtomat fdp
bd eponteliumin ioornaoiista, oiuat
innoftoita ia obferio buomauttamoon
ueton tarpeeIiiuubeSto, mutto tefe.
pdttin Iobion riippunafii nSfoSiu.
Wlntia eifpdt buumaa it'd. ettd todd
innosiaon fumooput uefon pcrue
tutien. fun taos oifed c,ponfeIiumin
loornnoio %opettoo, eitd mooiIma OH
tullni ariSmtIesio ACCOMPLISHMENTS
II. Gifd ie iiud D6bemmdsidfddn
mddrdsid roioito, bimmennd tobi
Iouffoo pfIitpiicn perioonoaisto
uonburSfauitomieto usfon toutio.
So ndin iuuri i%pntpptin nsto. Wtut
ia idrfi on min Iofeo, ettd ie boiuu
fatd mastaon, iopo bafee Sunnue
m~stiriattin otputIenia. ST IDpod
-t-x
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09
&irioitutIet:

&irioitutfet:
altulnnIe, &alenteri eli olmanaffa-
olosfo y. M, Observation-Disclosures
l%obtofunto, Nmeriton Iuom. efp. hut.
Observation-Disclosures pastorit ia
aiuinpoitat, Nrfti, runo fri. SO. 20.
w., IlfonalIe llubele 9BuooeHe,
firi. w. 70. Wilen, auta on iota
tuulee ia t%ottelee, fri. go. g., Glds
mdn ioito, runo, 9tanenfonmattoion
tarpeeui1nue 3irttofunnosSomme,
ttri. gH. N. Wilen, SeIiiptIet airia.
painofumiue, &eboitus, runo, y,uos
r%ufainen, MIND ianon iinuue nouIe
plDe! firi. y, Yiiettinen, Suuri teb.
tdmd, FRI. s. Omen, Nuoruuben
alta on armon alta. fri. g. Wlietti.
men, Wopausfin iuottoa tirousta,
firi. Wt. 81. SO, Soto murtui? runo
tiri. 8. Iutero, &unin uistirton rpiis
mei'et tofemuti Jet, FRI. W}. u. 49,,
Peltomieben %oiatutIet, runo Fri. $.
Iutero, WloIitertomns, Fri. 6. s..
Tisinnen, p6ptdtiria, FRI. Z. Sirni,
Sfuinen turmo, runo, tiri. Saotfo
Sirtpt, Onto Gtp. Yuth.' &anionis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09

CiIdtkdd
Gvanke|inen Ka|enteri
vuodelle 1911.

Observation-Disclosures Gvanksinsn Kasntsri vuedene 1911 On nyt painesta
Annsstynyt ia tarietaan tlanavaka. KaIsntWi kaAtaa IFS sivua ia on Sc run.
saastlkuvtehu.
Sisalt0 on seuraava:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09

(Satf. 3:no %fimuno) J..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09
SisaltO on

firtfofnnta liifaa maailn,nSIo? ftri.
&. IS. g., WlottoIa fotio, runo, tiri.
s. S-nen, Soma toura, fertomus,
fri. s. s.. 8 Onto pbteeniuIominen
fosfonr mobbouista? firi. VI. 81.
49,, Soma Ipodn ia pebmed firja,
tiri. &. g, &%ristinusfon ia Iolinliss
min ia ndiben molempieu %tuntnustas
iien ndliistd iubteista, tiri. SO. 80.
Wilen, Winun tdbteni, fertomus,
145:e piolmi, totoeIma. fir. W. SO.
20.
Gupot
pastori 80. 30. Wilen, Noan glrt.
ii, &irftoberra 20. VI. WanbeuDf,
Postori y. Wuori, pastori g. g.
H~isionen, postoci 8. Tuotialainen,
mr.. Niliom 9rdnnes, 2iriapainon
ebusto, Eolouetomiteo, Spimiitoio
81. 81. Westerbnct, 2iriopainofone,
postori w. q. Wliettinen, GaIumes
tin Gm. 2utb. GonIaQisfirtto. pae.
tori Grit Smastoinen, Natto,iuntta
mieron tieud, SeeIus Wiooilman Wo,
pobtoio, Hitos mics ia XatIarus,
Hoamottu.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-18
HAVE you TRIED PAXTINE
The Great Toilet Gcrnnicide2

You don't have to pay acc or s100 a
pint for historian antiseptics or per-
oxide. You can make 16 pints of a more
cleansing, germicidal, healing and deodor-
iZing antiseptic solution with one Poe
box of PaXtine,-a soluble antisertic
powder. obtainable at any drug store.
PaXiine destroys germs that cause
disease, decay and odors,--that is why it
is the best mouth wash and glrale, ana
why it purifies the breath cleanses aul
preserves the teeth better than orQinaTy
dentifrices, and in sponge bathing it CON-
pletely eradicates perspiraton and othc :
dsagreeable body odors Every daiA Z
woman appreciates this and its Elany
Other toilet and hygienic uses.
PaXtine is splendid for sore threat.
intiamed eyes and to purify mouth .
breath after smoking. You can set Tax
tine Toilet Antiseptic at any drug stc.a.
price 25c ami SOC, or by mail postpa
from The Paxton Toilet Co., Bosjc
Mass, who will send you free SAM
if you would like to try it before buyi..
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AN ARTISTIC ROMANCE.

AN ARTISTIC ROMANCE.
A Flags-man loved a Stanlaws-girl
in a Blendon Campbell day:
Tie TWO dreamed great and mystic
dreams,
In a Maxwell Parrish way.
cut the f1agg-man in informal mien
Confessed himself engaged
TO a very stunning Gibson-girl;
And the Stanlaws-girl enraged,
declared al". too, bad once teen won
BY stately Gilbert-man,
Who loved her tousled Brinkley hair,
As a Gilbert only can.
lnen the maddened F1agg-man said
that he
A goldman thought quite low;
But fair Cole-lady caught his eye
So neat from head to toe.
lust then a Christy-eirl srcolled b.
And Brehm-man held ner hand
so tie lovers ceased their little tiff
and prompt elopoment planned
And they sealed ii (Home Journal
ike
With Harrison Fisher kiss,
And rode away on a Remington horse
TO land of advertised bliss!
Roscoe Gilmore Stott in Judge.
U. D. c. Medal Contest.
The Georgia division. U. D. c., with
the desire of stimulating among the
young people of the state an interest
in history. especially the history of
the war between the states, again
offers a gold medal to the student
writing the best essay on the SUI ject
assigned
To increase this interest many Of
the chapters offer local prizes of diff
ferent kinds. This year Clement A..
Evans chapter will give a. medal,
suitably inscribed The president Wis
tied both the high and grammar
schools. and after consultation with
the principal of each. gave the still
dents short talk, in which she urg-
ed them to do their very best work
on these essays, and from the close
attention given 7y the many young
people, she hopes for good results.
Last year the high school of Bruins
wick contributed ten of tae 1,026 es-
says written in the state. This year
many more ought to be sent in, rs
the children understand better what
is required and are truly interested
in Georgia history. The subject as
signed covers a broad field, viz;
Events in Georgia in 1864
The chapter committee are Mrs. w
H. DeVoe, chairman, and Miss Kate
c. Hall.
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personal
AND SOCIAL
BY Miss Marie Nightingale.

will return VITA her father TO theil
home in Antwerp.
Mrs. W. w. Royal leaves tomorrow
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Shell
pard, at Fort Valley. for some time.
~ y
Mrs. John Lehman has left to spend
some time in Savannah, the guest o.
ner sister, Mrs. Virgins.
v ~
Mrs. W. c. Vaughn is quite i'll, to
the regret of her friends.
Mrs. Albert Fendig leaves next
week to visit relatives in Tampa for
some time
The Wednesday Morning circle will
meet this week with Mrs. J. D. Sparks
Mrs. J. w. Bennett continues quite
i'll at her home on London street.
~ =.
The Six-Hand Euchre club did not
meet yesterday, as Mrs. SPARKS mas
decided to rnetncne her meeting I'M
til later in the week.
- -
The friends of Mrs. s. S. Riclett
will be distressed to hear that sac is
confined to her home with an attack
of measles
u -
Miss Joe Williamson is quite i'll al
her home on Richmond street, to the
regret of her many friends.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All bills against ire British steaIl-
slip Sachem must be presented at our
Office by 9 O'Clock a. m. of this the
18th day of January, 1911, or pay
ment thereof will be de- arred-F. d.
". Strachan & Co, Agents.
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HoW's Iris?


We offer One Hundrad Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh th1t
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
cure
F.. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
J. Cheney for the last Is years and
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able to carry out any Obligations
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
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Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
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CARD OE THANKS.

We take this method of thanking
all our friends for tleir many kind
nesses shown us in our bereavement
in tie loss of our dear mother, and
especially the Kings daughters and
Sons for their beautiful floral tribute
and sincere sympathy. Respectfully,
Nh. and Mrs. A. H. Boyle.
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Friday iliGi7t Attraction.

Breezy Point" the popular play
whicN Is conducive of much laughter
ard au7yse rlent. will tie presented at
tSe or7nd on Friday night. Jan. 20.
rNe Hardscratch twins. who never
tell uuthin," and Miss Mehitible Boo
'it'le. tie principal characters, whose
wit,icisms and cleverness on the
STAGE have won for them such favcr-
able comment, are making great prep,
rotten for their appearance before
the public on the night of the present
tation of the play. which is being am
ticipated with much pleasure.
The following is the list of cAarac-
tiers who compose the star cast:
The Hardscratch Twins, who never
tel nuthin.
MIR. and Mrs. Hardscratch, with bus
mess propensities.
Aunt Debby Dexter, the mistress Of
Breezy Pointa
Eleanor Pearl, of unknown heritases
Ashrael Grant, woodhouse walf.
Miss Mehitible Boolittle, manufac-
turer of catarrh snuff and bitters.
Bernice Vernon. Laura Leigh, Edith
Norton. Clarice Fenleigh, Aunt Dcb-
ty's summer boarders, fresh from
boarding school. Z
Famine, Miss vernons French
maid. ttEE
Social Items.
Miss Mabel Frances Surrenc!, OF
Waycross. is the guest of Miss FANNIE
Lou Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. r. D. Welchar are
visiting relatives at St. PetersourS'
Fla.
The many friends of Rev H. r.
Boykin will he grieved to learn that
he continues quite i'll with grippe
~ -
Little Miss Mary Dunwody will en-
terrain a number of her friends on
Thursday afternoon at her nome GU
Union street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Martin and ram
ilv are now located in the pretty resi-
dence on George street. owned ~ M''
William Lohack.
- -
Mr.. Jasper Harvey is visitinf reia'
tiyes at Screven Ga. where ne was
called bv the critical illness OF MS
Voter. MIR. John Marcy.
A. n
mr. and Mrs |. n. Bishop Will move
shortly TO occupy suite of rooms
:. ~ rasidence of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j.
GIN ON Hanover square.
y y
Mrs. n. y. Borden, Of FernanulnH
,,rs pureess. of Canada. and MISS
Anna sytor arrived last night to visl s
ae la,ter's father. Capt sytor. OF
the Belgian steamer clematis. Miss Miss
s CO. has teen the guest of Mrs
norden for the past three months ana
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FREQ to You and DRY Sister SUI
ering from Wonian's Ailments.
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
4 MARIcoPA TEST

A method Of deciding absolutely whether those who are not on the great registers Of 1908 and 1910, but are otherwise qualified and have a right 10 vote at the first election has been devised Within a few days the case will be before Judge Kent for decision, says the Arizona Demo crat.
 x. w. Haggard has filed a petition 10 nominate himself for sheriff. Tbat petition is signed by a number of per sons not on the register made mp prior 10 the election Of delegates JO the constitutional convention If those names are thrown out. flag. gard's petition is illeell and cannot be accepted by ;Ee board O. super Nt.Crs.
 As an elector, Alexander Baker will ask for a court order restrain. ing the supervisors from Gec.aiing HagEaTd a duly nominated candidate, to go before the voters at the rTim- aries. District attorney GeCrge Pur dy Bullard will argue that the board should receive lIaggarGs nomination papers and thus the matter vii! be put squarely 10 Judge Kent.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
INDUCED IN SPEECH
 BY WAY OF INSULT

Seeking to avenge what he consid- cred an insult to his little daughter, Simon Herlick, a foreigner. boarded a Bisbee-Warren street car yesterday morning and proceeded to visit upon the crew of the car all of the violent explosives that his limited vocabulary allowed. The car was crowded with people at tht time, and they were un- willing witnesses to Herlicks mas tery of English as 1t is not spoken in polite parlor conversation.
 The conductor of the car appeared before Judge T. D. Burdick later in the day and swore out a warrant against Herliek, charging him with using abusive and obscene language. The defendant entered a plea of not guilty. but when he learned that he would have to put up a cash bond or go to jail until the time of his hear. ing. he changed his plea, and at the request of the conductor, the couTl showed clemency to the defendant, fining him the amount of the costs in the case.
 Herlick's grievance was that his lit. tie girl had been put of the car, for what reason did not appear at the hearing before Judge Burdick.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
Ann. solexn.. Coach.

"HeadIess coaches" are fairly mum erous The most famous is the one that drives once a year. on the anni- versary Of Anne Boleyn's execution, up the avenue at Bhcking. her Nor folk home. says the London Chronicle The coachman and the four horses have not a head between them. and Anne's own is not upon her shoulders. but she holds fl in her lap as she sits fin the coach all in white Al the hall door the whole apparition yanishes Anne's father. Sir Thomas. also rides in a coach drawn by headless horses once a year. and his ride is much more exciting than hls daughters He has 70 cross forty county bridges dur ing the night and a company or yell ing demons pBrsues the coach 10 Keep the horses going