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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-21
FINANCIAL NOTES
Wall street new. summary:

Wall street news summary:
'isfaetion with standard Oh decision.
Governments suit charging unreasonable
Rs,a OF trade on part Of Esstsrn states
with more than $50 individual defendants.
snrrectos keep on nghting; peace procia-'
nation expected Monday.
aRa, d date sss BEEN
Tor International strike believed to De
Wells Fargo will replace Pacific Express
on Missouri Pacific and other Could lines
Gov. Dix signs Equitable Naturalization
President tells c.llers, that any amend nd
peril asreement's chances. ~
James B. Mepousaf Of Chicago to iasti
Weekly trade reviews report slight i'm.
npSfg np To IN easpeesas,ons
New York banks gain 100000 In
Tecgr,e% iortnrht ended May
10. shows small increases.
Arrangements completed for signing OF
Hukwang railway $3oOoO,oOO loan TO-DAY.
| Directors OF the Missouri Pacific rail.
way are expected. when they meet aon ne ~.
to ss5.ooo.ooo Of notes 1t Is understood
the issue will be taken by Speyer 20.
The Missouri PACING IS SA1Q 10 nave dHPic
collateral In its treasury for such an issue
| of notes.
\ Braden copper now represents an invest
Tment OF about $75O0.O0O, and when the
present plant is completed and IN fuii
COO. Under the present plans for 1000,
| ton mill the new bond issue OF 100000
Ii per cent convertibles Is expected to
tsupply the full construction requirements
Awithout issue OF the 81 900, 600 of the Sec
Fond lieu bonds which are still In the
Treasury.
/ A steel company near Pittsburg has pur-
Ichased approximately 10000 tons OF heavy
melting steel for delivery over the next
Flew months Mt $13 delivered, an advance OF
EOc a ton az compared with recent snies
This Is the largest transaction OF Its kind
FIN the Pittsburg market for some time.
The bank clearings report for the week
lending May Is shows an aEgregate o.
S., O7O 434 600. as against 81, 963, 10000 last
week and $2073. s38, 600 in the correspond
ling week last year.
Controller Murray has decided that IN
future when applications for esta blishmen,
Of bank is mnde, and where doubt exists
as to the propriety Of granting the apRtl
| or community and have him make persona
inspection OF condition, etc. expense IN
cured by examiner being charged agains
those making application, whether ap
proved OK rejected.
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! -PlTTsbURi,. Pa. May 2O.rCattieM.ssymaP ps
shs %s,s :s. 81 ss:a AZ; s Su9eS:rs
~: az. S''o@ 6 o. so% Snii: SSS&SSSSOS;
SsrHcsSe s Soes res. e. cow:
vsaI Ss s"ivs; sh.ep ana nssy TS
EUS3I1: good aiIed. N.l00A3o; fair
,s sSa,: a. ss~ ss%s , 49,:
- E - double dscs.;, .n:Ilss active;
REi@s Sssvy Aoy, su"qS.;SS 49, heavy p Sc.yx
sssc:ss. s.a4S S,ss.SS' sEs $500
&:zS: PISS. SSiods.iS; roushs. s'0o.'0;
HAST sIryAao, ,,. n Y ;.,, May .,.s sSC
prime steers So.is00SO; butcher grades
1907 !. ,s:,, slow. sss
eEs:. Gull MD g ssS:s. .S.o laoo; mar
Ihss active Soe higher; choice lambs g :!O0
81 SCI, y faas g; co. - yeariinss sS.ou
9ihs os;.M .aSs:S s.isS: market se,.y.
:ss:s: :';;: :|:s. S :::ssS
GxlGS sTSck , ySASDs mn1i., Ma. .,.sa;
lelHds lower; 6ised aud butchers. $S.s0tl
rs; s s ~ Ssssssaisi Eye 81:
s ssSs ,,, s:S s;;i: 20 e Tssss.
ei,SsSs e.; calves. S6SSWS.1S. Shesp--Rs.
~tsie:u. Nso(lS.v0; iambs. s.SS67.25.
CINclHHATi. May 30.--Cattle Receipts
=: ssssdy far 70 sSSd shippers. sS@ss5
Sef.. sSA0SEH: common. Il. soGS shcer,
s ,ssSs oS sSc: 40 steady; ss0a Lambs
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LATEST GOSSIP OF The MARKETS
LIVE STOCK.


nscsspts a Indisnap oI1e xsrds Ysstssd.y.
400 ho90. $50 cattle anl$ 800 eheep, snow.
lag . gain IN hogs and sheep DGt ~
81 cattle co1pare1 With week 81. ana 9
an incTesss ID al lines t0mpsreo wssn
Seos ago.
Aside from about 800 hek. 90 , tnre ,Ssn
usvnj NJ this time IN the wick. but tnese
nroved 10 10 NO more than seemed renny
Seccssary to meet the requi lensents OF the
demand. Nearly all buyerl were in VIZ
6eid ana the trading from start was Iair'y
active n prices that ns .. PIE snowe% -
Ittis more stssngth than NJ sdsy and ire,
0uent saies were &c higher. Tne ouiA VI
~ ho9s sold from 36.l00G1SA
The receipts Of cattle were lyery s, msr'
There were mot enough In amy Ispasr"eoo,'
10 chow deaniteiy tie true r9ndlt.on oh =.
tSs .arts. y aetS:l , ;s1 a vas ~' fully
steady aud also that such * w son.i ne e
those prevailing f.r the. sanse kinds Fh'
DAY. Calves were stendy.
More sheep and iambs scrEea Una. 5nmn
vsuaI at this time inS the weeek, Dus ." ~
were no more than isrcasMry 20 m 80. n, M
Soaujrements Of the tsnde. Thsre VS. Wa
sctive outlet for the pifeeingA ~ ss ~ \:
prices. Spring lambs :S'4 a0wn sni
dipped shsep H.23 down.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-21
INDIANAPOLIS.

% Wheat Steady. On track: Ne o.. 2 n re1'
sac: june, sec; July. sc. ,,,n. No .
Write. s2,sc: No. $ white. s21c: No. I
30: yellow. Ssc: 10. 5 yellow, Sss 10: !
yellow. sic; No. 2 mixed. SIC; No. 8 mixed.
t2hc: No. mixed, S0Isc.
Oats Steady. Through billing. No:
sane: To. white. ss%ss 80. mixed,
33Ec: No. 3 mixed. PFC: No. 4 mixed. SIC.
Hay steady. on track. No, ] Timothy. tn;
$3.50: No. 2 timothy. $685. No.. ;ight
mixed, 1880; No. / clover. 3d.
Inspections: Wheat-In: No. red,
car; sample. car; total, 2 cars.
Corn-in: No. white. 8 cars: No. :
white. 12 cars; No. yellow. cars; No. I
yellow, / car: No. mixed. car; NO.
mixed. { cnrs; sample, u cars; totAl: 81
ears. Out: No : white. car; No.
osts.-In: 30. 2 white. 2 cars: No =: 3
white, / car: No. mixed. cars; sample:
/ cal; total. 8 cars. Out: Standard,
care: No. white. 1 car; total, cars.
Hay-No. timothy 1 car; No. timo.
| thy. / car: No. ! heavy clover mixed.
cars; NO grade clover mixed. car; total,
D cars.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. May 20.-The wheat mar
ket opened easy. Prospects point to
bushels with a fair percentage to the
United Kingdom. Further general rains
reported In Russia with rain In Roumania
generally improved; this bearishness- was
further augmented by more favorable re-
withstanding these influences the market
displayed q steady undertone and toward
the close there was some weekend cover.
ing which caused a steadier feeling. :
and very small inquiry Tor parcels. Rou-
mania-Latest advices from our agent Is
hension regarding drought.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-21
MEMS BEAUTY SHOW
Vie with Lone Star State
Maidens for Honor.
fAmerican News service)

San Antonio. Tex, May z0.-founs
men in the Southwestern university u
Georgetown, Texas, hold an annual
beauty contest. This is not an effort
to decide which is the best looking
young man In the school. but = meth
Cd OF throwing a large boquet TO q
least four Of the prettiest young NO
men, The annual decision has just
been made SO far rs the young men
are concerned and during the cam
paign much interest was shown. While
four young women have been select
ed as most beautiful. at least $50 9th,
er girls would not give . fig for the
opinion Of the young men. Misses
Ruth Mitchell, Matte Harris, Ruth
Porter, and Montroie Wylie constitute
the quartet winning the beauty prfze
this year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-21

NEW YORK, May :0.-The statement Of
SAe eloaaAg house banks OF New York
CRv ahoW The following changes 1t the
Qeoee nt the current week:
e4Sfeve or all deposits increaas H..
Afsesxes less U. 9. deposits Increase
leans decreased 1904 500
kD<.sse iacreaee 4t,2sAO0Q
Ceeei ton6srs decrease xS4O,S0Q
QetnQsta decrease e3.s0O. 500.
C1icalasioa increase $4,000.
Average statement Of cash reserve ISL
~ eent
Actual statement at cash reserve 10 ss.4.
Ros opp1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-21
erieks They Use In Lerdon.

0ricks They Use In London.
Something less than 4 century ago
there used to be q tax on building
bricks In England. and In order to
evade It the bricks were made Of
larger and larger sizes. These were
used for cellars and other concealed
places. To stop this fraud an act was
passed in the reign Of George III. fx-
ing the legal sire Of bricks. Early in
Queen victoria's reign the tax was
taken Oh. and bricks may now be
legally made Of any size whatever.
But any change from the standard
size would bring about great incon-
venience All calculations arc made
for building On this standard sire, and
the London building acts have prac-
tically nxed II ut b ~ b ; for III
time-LOndon STANDARD.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-21
BUFFALO,.

BUFFALO, n. ", May ?0.-Spring
Sl.O0 Winter wheat-No. 2 white 0ic.
Corn-No. 2 yellow 5Shc; No 8 yellow
S7&c; No. yellow SIC: No. 3 b4&c.
Oats-No. white 3Sc: No. white 37Ac
No white 381xc.
Barley-$1. 0S61.1
Rye--No offerings.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-21

cHoLERAl cHoLERAl 50 Grea1
Western Hog and Chicken ChoIera
preventative remedy. win 30 10
miles TO save your hogs. Write o.
phone me. Adam Gully, Geneva, Ind
il have no agents and y0u know n
much about my busineas = Nv -
friends.
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WAGON MARKET,

wheat-No. red. SEC; sample milling.
t2@64c.
Shelied Oats -S3Q3Sc
| Hay-TimStny, fSUXaj;a Ga!ec cioyxer Y Ssv'
straw--oats straw. scar: wheat stra y.
&S(10
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-21

Recent experiments of DR.. Engel ae
Nauheim show how perfect - the pro-
lection afforded by the normal skin
against the invasion Of liquids and gas
es and Of dissolved mineral and or
ganic elements. His results seem to
render 1t questionable whether any
elements dissolved in water can mark
eddy penetrate the tissues beneath the
unbroken skin, even prolonged baths
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-21

n yoo oEo tTuuhae1 w,sG ascS noo0ne1o, CO.
edpak3oo. 14lggoe1o0. o9s11svo breath % any
u1oeaDo ARISING ffo0 oeo0aeA txouh1o, get Sc
~ y eoetle Of Dr.. Ca3dUaES Sygass HaDok e
= poo4eV0oy Gu0eo0eno6 . eu9o 1oA
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. o.. May 2O.-Closing prices
wheat-Cash and May. Ole; July. SaAc
slc; July. 5SHc. Oats-Cash and May
36,sc: July, 36ssc.
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TOLEDO CLOVER.
EUROPEAN NARKETe.

TOLEDO. o., May 2O.-Clover seed
500.
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PRODUCE MARKETS
Corrected Daily
EGcs-Indiannpol,s jobbers n.v,,

,sss;. IND. 'eS Ssr: paying
s sss asans, du sSessss.:
Rls,: s:y.,ss
oS.r .h .pn essns zee
BUTTERiNE-seline At. 10 to 21c.
sxis. n.@ Domestic Swiss, so%pp Ws
sons,n new new Pn;Iaa. 1SS SsT York fun
Eagles large box. N.io: small. S Sc.
1esea * Rlsyns 5~s de-
s1,ssss: turkey. . s1a y "aSss
ss se1 lbs. 1sc 'ece eunsry 0y ssippe s.
quoting lo0isc for Wrkeys. sI1c for
Tor ducks. asc for glib spring chicSens
l20l4c for capons; squads. $2.5O027S
NEW YORK. May o:-Dressed poultry
s;:,. tus sSy.. @ss; ehiensns l4@
Gssc fowls. i4saisc: turkeys. isc: rcos-
ters. sic: ducks. l3c: geese. 0c Bntter@
.s s9sse saS. issi
s... i. ss,s
whole milk specials. liai4c: whole mix
fancy. OA913nc: skins specials. 66iO. !:
1.-The vholesale price u 2Ac delivered In
New York
Sharp Praeties.
They say Naude - rather dull.
Don't know; she gave me an awfc.
cut."-New York Telegram.
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=. :. noNDa IN NEW YoRK.
SUGAR.

NEW YORK, May 2O-Sugar-Raw,
steady; centrifugal. 3S6c; muscovadO.
336c; molasses sugar, 3.11c. Refined
Firm; standard graduated. 4.QOc: cut loaf,
5.I0c: crushed. soOc; mould A. 5;2oc
sSSe:' csn Sie powaered' Samo9d a.
Nc. 2, 47Oc: No :. i.6Sc: No. 4. eOc
Nos. to IA are each nve points lower
than the preceding grade)
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lnspsesion a grain for the week: Wheat.
1900 ss; corn. 13i. 900 bu; oats. 5000 b!:
ssss"r:ea 70 S.soi 6ris, as compared
0slA ,.%1< Ssis for the week previous. For
S~cr output vas s.st3 bris and two years
uRS "a Vaa o<8s brls.
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MARKETS
PROVISION MARKET

(PaideHy J. ~ Egyemsyer Z Sons)
Apples. per Dbl .. ..$3.750$6.
Parsley. curlex. per doz. lunches. 81
Lear lettuce. dollhouse. per h.. .10c-
Celery golden heart. extra fancy. per
doz punches .....25Q 40c.
Spinach fancy. per bu. ...........$1
Carrots. fancy. per bu. ..........$A
Turnips. fancy. per bu. .......... 75c.
Radishas. red and white. fancy. per
dozen lunches ........40 Acc.
cabbages. homegrown. per ton. :. .$14
Potatoes, per blu. ........ 50075c
Yellow. pred. white. onions. per bu.. 81
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xsr,MArxD RECEIPTS.

C4lcACo. MAJ 2o.-Estimased receipt,
(AS Monday: lIogs $4,000 cattle q, 6OI
sh.sp SaecS Estimated hogs for all neg
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.


NEW YORK, May 2o-Commercial bar
silver 5Shc. advance Nc: Mexican dollars
&c. unchanged.
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. PRODUCE.

Old Hens. per lb. announcement. &c
Turkey OF foot. per ID. ......... .1Sc
Old roosters ............. soc apiece
Butter, country, per ID. zoe
Young chickens, to lbs. per ID. 12c
Ducks. per Id. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 12c
Eggs, per doz. .................1 3c
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States and Canada as follows:
whse. s =, soar. &C. Ssr 81
sss Ssst last ,os s IS 80 sss So
same time year ago. .iss,s4s,OoO 2e,c75.Ooo
1t is expected the worlds wheat ship;
ments will aggregate 16, 100000 bu Total
year .es s. vas sos ao;o4s.ooo blu and last week
A Duluth exporter writes s d that he bcughs
hack the other siSe and that
| few days more of similar business will
| put them out Of the corn export BUSH
Iceedins 10000 lbs was looked upon as
s mGday shipped from Fairmont. MINI;
which contained 3,4SS bu and weighed
iii $40 lbs. The amount Melted to the
Winnipeg received IS cars Of wheat A.
compared with IS year ago.
The Minneap polls cash market continued
strong for choice wheat; No. northern
Il TO Sc to SELL Ther e was
Inquiry for -four but actual business was
u
lower; Berlin. &c higher: Budapest. re
lower: Paris unchanged to &c lower.
Minneapolis stocks Of wheat for the week
decreased 233.12 bu. making the total Of
| al grades l0.060.32S blu.
| Winnipeg private wire advices told OF
much Improved weather conditions through
out Manitoba.
MICHIGAN CATTLE GO TO CANADA
Chicago yards gossip by Poole: Oppo-
nents o. the Canadian reciprocity PROPOSE
| ton will have difficulty In explaining WHY
| Michigan cattle feeders are sending their
| fat bulIocks In bond to Toronto to be sold.
| Tor export. The fact Is that the CanaGian.
market Is higher than Chicago. She.n
| and lambs fed In the United States ara
i also being sent to Toronto. several car
/ loads from Chicago having been resold "A
( n profit on that market this week Samuel
(,rabeuheimer, chief buyer for the & 4 s..
| people here explains liberal buying for ex ]
/ bort account ON the local market by thu
/ TACT that when quality il considered aosd
At Chicaxo IL less than af Toronto Ther.7
/ was q time when Ontario sent tat sh-et1
to Buffalo and paid the duty. but the lid
has turned in the other direction EveS
1 stock cattle are higher in Canada than afl
tinted states marietta, and winnipex dur1
Ing the last four months has been out Cd
line With Chicago and s. Pa1l On alI
classes Of live stock
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Palladium Want Ads Pay.
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American Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
u National League.
R.H e.
Cincinnati ...... ........... 5 IL l
and Raroar Eryxir, nd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-21

1.-THE United States has two regular,
armies" says King OF Toledo. Zone gets
actively busy only in time Of war The.
other has n steady Job all the time. We
gets up the government reports. The en-:
rollment now reaches one hundred and,
thirty thousand men. Regiment A consists.
Of thirty to forty thousand recruits called,
township. CORRESPONDENTS. Regiment Is
county in Uncle Sans domain. These
have each several scattered friends who
report to them each mouth. There is a
saiaried state statistical agent who has a
large regiment Of assistants reporting
direct. Regiment c consists of special
states. interviewing all classes Of gram
mer. The bureau also has special lists
o. correspondents, such as mills and Gle
vetors. Altogether there is an army II ono
hundred and thirty thousand volunteers.
rene OF whom receives money compcasa-
ton"
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Grain prices in Europe. reduced to Amer
lean values. per bu. are shown below:
WHEAT
LIVERPOOL epOt-Australta ........ 81 OIL
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The Indianapolis Board Of Trude ISSUED
tbo following comparative statement al
The close cf business Saturday. May 20
In ~
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GRAIN GOSSIP

Chicago car lot receipts:
Wheat, 1875 cars; q were contract grade.
Corn, 21S cars; 81 were contract.
Oats, 1873 cars; IL contract.
Receipts a year ago. Wheat, Sc; corn,
80; oats, ia.
Grain deliveries in Chicago Saturday
morning were as follows: Wheat, 1000 bu.
from Armour and Jackson to Shearson
Hammill; corn, $4,000 blu, from Lowttz to-
Lamson and Peavy; oats, 1900 blu, from
Booth to Sha6er.
The Kansas City Times prints story
Saturday morning telling OF serious crop
damage throughout the southern part of
the state Of Kansas due to dry, hot winds.
Rains have occurred in the west and
southwest and the drought Is considered
broken.
Northwest wheat receipts:
Minneapolis, 100 cars; last year, 100.
Duluth, So cars; last year. Is.
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Bradstreet's reports weekly clearance Of
wheat and hour as wheat from United
States and Canada as follows:
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NEW YORK.


They say Aaude b rather dull
Don't know; she gave me IN awfr
cut."-New York Telegram.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-14
Local News,

Are you suscriber to The Daily News?
 Phone 30 for a sack of Elect flour W. B. Waller
 Ifyou want to buy or trade for mule. call to see ours at Whites stable. Horn and Myers,
 Construction work was re- sumed on the new building of H. A. Hamilton this morning.
 If you fail to receive your paper every afternoon you will confer @ favor on the manage ment of The News" by phon- ing us.
 Mrs. w. l.. Knobles, of Des- Moines, Iowa, and Mrs. H. V. Lowe, of Waldron, Arkansas. are visiting in the city, the guests of their sister, Mrs. A. II, Smith.
 Dr.. R. L. Hinton will fit, and furnish eye glasses and spec. tacles, and do any kind of repair. ing at reasonable prices. No charge for testing or advice. Satisfaction or your money back. Over 30 years of study and experience -Moncrief Drug Store, Prescott. Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-14

Elect flour just received. W. B. Waller,
 Born-To Mr. and Mrs. John Trevillion, a boy.
 Ladies can get ice cream today at Douglas Brooks parlor.
 The weather man says it will be fair and warmer tomorrow. "
 For Sale-One good milk cow has young calf, If you want a good COW telephone 274.
 Hon. Thos. c. McRae, of this city, registered at the Hotel Marion Little Rock, last night.
 A fruit and truck growers as sociation has been formed at Tokio, on the Prescott & North western By, with W. M. Cooley president and H. R. Holt, secre- tary. It was decided by this com pany to put in 60 acres of canta- loupes and 100 acres of peanuts. The entire territory along this line is being organized under the energetic efforts of Bert Johnson, the we'll known fruit grower, and big results are anticipated.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-14

Miss Kathleen Barkman, Little Rock, still leads in the contest for queen of the confederate re union to be held in Little Rock in May. Her vote up to last nigl was 1 ,890
 Mrs. J. D. Jordan and daugh- ters, who have been visiting in the city, left today for visit to relatives in Magnolia before re- turning to their home in Eureka Springs.
 Elect flour. Sack and barrell. W. B. Waller.
 Ice cream at Douglas Brooks parlor, next door to postoffice
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-14

Go to Douglas Brooks parlor for ice cream.
 The Woman's Christian Tem. perance Union will meet with Mrs. Dan Pittman Thursday af- ternoon at three o'clock. A spec ial program is to be arranged and all members are urged to be present. t.-Secretary.
 Mrs. David Kinser entertained few of her young friends at the home of Mrs. J M. KiLser yes terday afternoon at a six o'clock dinner. Those present enjoyed the evening very much. They were Misses Alverne Gee, Willie Hilliard and Hazel Hamilton.
 Lost - Somewhere on the streets of Prescott between the Bank of Prescott and the store of the New Supply Company, twenty-five dollars-two tens and one five dollar bill. Finder will please return to this office and receive reward
 The Home Mission Society of the Methodist church will hold their regular meeting at the church Wednes day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Election of officers for the ensuing year will take place and other topics of special inter- est will be considered. A full at tendance is desired. Secretary.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-14

The triangular debate which was to have been held on the P of this month has been called off. so far as the Hope team is con- cerned. No reason was given for the withdrawal of the debators ln Hope. Prescott and Texarkana will, however fulfill their part on.this date. It is the desire of the participants is this debate to hold same in the new high school building. This will be impossible unless the lights are connected. The new building is wired and all that is necessary is connection with the circuit. This would not necessitate any great expense and it will have to be done some time, and there is no reason why 1t should not be done at once.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-14
Mules

We are located at Whites sta ble with a lot of fine mules. We will trade or sell these mules for cash or on time payments with approved security. Horn and Myers.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-14

mark you can take it for granted the speaker means Us.
 Whatever you want from any drug store can b e had here if we havn't got 1t we will get it for you. There's never a fear of disappointment. You get what you ask for or what your doctor wants you to have, or you get nothing you never get "some- thing just as good" here, because we only have one best.
 Does not this assurance warrantyour trading here? We think so.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-14
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Where your trade is appreciated