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The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-14

Antoine eoria, ostmaster at Gar den, Mich, knows the exact facts when he speaks of the curative value of Foley Kidney Pills. He says: ''From my own experience 1 recommend Foley Kidney Pills, as a great remedy for kidney trouble. My father was cured of kidney disease and good many of my neighbors were cnred by Foley Kid ney Pills. .Hesteriy Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-14

J. A. Nelson, of Laneburg, was a visitor to the city today.
 Judge J. J. Hirst and son, of Weaver, were in the city this afternoon.
 Tanhouser's greatest drama mystery, Called Back" After Conway's greatest novel. In two reels at the Airdome tonight.
 Douglas Brooks will leave to- morrow for Southern Louisiana, where he will remain a few days on business.
 Called Back" at the Airdome tonight is worth seeing. See a synopsis of this excellent picture elsewhere in today's paper.
 Prof. c. M. Hirst, of Weaver, was in the city today. Prof. Hirst is principal of the Sutton State High School which opens Mon- day week, September 23.
 Miss Marcella Arthur, teacher of Domestic Science in the Pres colt Agricultural High School, came in this morning from her home in Marinet, Wisconsin to be here at the opening of school Monday.
 pr. R. l.. Hinton will fit, and furnish eye glasses and spec tacles, and do any kind of re- pairing at reasonable prices. No charge for testing or advice. Satisfaction or your money back. Over 30 years of study and ex- perience. Located at Moore & Martins office Prescott, Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-14
Local News

Go to church tomorrow.
 Give yours and win with Will son.
 Telephone 65 for choice fruits, celery, ect.
 Ouachita county went wet by 375 majority.
 T. c. Wylie is confined to his bed on account of illness.
 Prescott's schools will open Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
 J. G. Rhodes, of Weaver, was in the city this morning trans acting business.
 Col. W. l.. Brewer went to Hope this morning for a short visit with friends.
 Weather-S Showers followed by clearing and cooler Saturday; Sunday, fair, continued cool.
 o. H. Helbig, traffic manager for the Prescott & Northwestern Railroad, is in St. LOliS on buSi- ness.
 Mrs. J. D. Cornish and little daughter are at home from a visit to relatives and friends at Gurdon.
 Fred Murrah received h S morning a shipment of grapes, apples, other fruits and celery. Phone 65.
 "Redman's Penalty" an Indian story. This is an exceptionally fine portrayal of Indian life Airdome tonight.
 Miss Berta Britt left hi S morning for Morrilton, where she has position in the schools there as teacher.
 We are glad to report the i'm. proved condition of Mrs. H. W. Steen who has been quite ill for the past week.
 Willie Bell and sister, Miss Nary left this morning for Clinton, South Carolina, the for mer home of pr. Bell, their fath- CT, where they will enter school.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-14
Fresh shipment Of Chocolates and Marsh maH0WS at Guthrie Drug Store.

Prescott merchants are open- ing and displaying their new goods and it is predicted that the coming season will be one of the best on account of the excellent crops. A number of our busi. ness men bought large and well assorted lines of goods that you are going to need. Buy your goods at home. Yon save money and can tell what you are get ting. Watch the advertisements in these columns. These gentle, men want your business. They will appreciate it. You can de- pend on every statement made by them.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-14

Mrs. J. N. Hill, Homer, Ga., has used Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for years, and says she always recom- mends it to her friends. 'lt never fails to cure our coughs and colds and prevents croup. We have five children and always give them Folev's Honey and Tar Compound for cold, ana tnsy are all soon well. We would not pe without it in our house. Hestef'y Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-14

Have you contributed to the News Wilson Marshall campalgn fund?
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-14

Choice fruits, fresh at Fred Murrah 's-Phone 65.
 'Tale of Rubber Boot" is a good comedy picture-at the Air dome tonight.
 FfeS Sh shipment Of Chocolates and Marsh n,aII0Ws at Guthrie Drug Store.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Waller and daughter, little Miss Virginia are at home from visit to rela tives and friends over at Ash down.
 Presiding Elder Hilliard left this morning for Amity, where he will conduct the Fourth Guar terly Conference for the Metho- dist church.
 Mrs. Jacob Suckle and children are off on a thirty days visit. At this time they are in Little Rock from which place they go to Hot Springs for visit.
 Considerable cotton has been marketed in Prescott this week and the price paid for was satis, factory to our producers. Today the feecy staple is lowering around the twelve cent mark.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-14
WE. !.

always endeavor to ease you. There IS no better meat and Pack ing House Products than we handle. Our Bakery goods are first class.
 We are open the whole year and are at all times glad of the chance to serve you.
 Respectfully,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11

brief statement TO the jury. said that
at the beginning o: the trial. In his
opening statement he had outlined
what he expected 10 prove. but under
the circumstances as later developed.
ii WAS established that the funds OK
The bank had not been Entrusted IN
sucn way that the defendant could
be convicted of the ch3rges OF EN-
bczzlement. The court had ruled
aSains, the Commonwealth, the Gaze
therefore falls. and thee was nothing
for him 10 do but 10 submit to O
verdict OF acquitted.
dict OF acauittal OF the defendant.
Charles Hall Davis. which was done
without leaving their seats.
The Commemorative attorney there
upon nolic pressed all the emb ,zaie.
mcnt charges against Carter II. Bishop,
Jointly indicted with Nj. Davis.
AZ the request OF the commemorative
attorney. "Wednesday next was set for
the trial OF Charles Hall Davis and
Carter X. Bishop on the indictment
jointly charging them with making an
alleged false report OF the condition
of the Apponlattox Bank to tho Cor
poration Commission
Tho court. after thanking ,he jury
for their patience and attention, and
receiving their thanks for the care
and attention shown them. discharged
the jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11

or the country who believe that the
nomination and election of The odorr
Roosevelt gives assurance OF uninter..
ruptcd prosperity to both labor and
capital to unite with us In an earnes.
effort to effect his nomination.
we protest against the use Of or
sanized political machinery, based on
patronage. to deprive the people OF
any voice as to their real choice"
These resolutions and an address TO
the people, drafted by tho Governors,
were unanimously adopted. This ad-
dress declares that momentous polit-
zeal questions are pressing for sou
ton; that the country IL seeking JUS
tice between man and man; that It
wants equality OF opportunity, saf.-
guarded by adequate law. I'm Roose.
Welt. 1t says, the principle has the
man and the cause leader. 1t Is our
opinion that this is the sentiment oil
majority of the people OF the United
StltcS1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11

Great Britain. which apparently has
been suppressed. has broken out afresh
and has been accumulated by tho virtual
entente between Great Britain and
Russia in furthcrance Of the glad
hand policy OF tho Asqulth ministry.
The Anglo-Japanese alliance was spe-
cifcSlly Intended to prevent tho disS
memberm snt of China, but 1t soens. In
view of recent happenings. to havo be-
come null and void.
The only important outcome Of VIM
ston Churchill's visit TO Belfast up
pears to be to emphasize tho minis
try's intention to pass the homo rule
bill at the session OF Parliament which
begins on February II. No new light
is thrown on the contents Of tho bill
beyond what was given out by MIR.
Churchill. While Mr.. Churchill did
not clear UP tho question of wheth ar
the excise customs will remain In con-
troll OF tho imperial Parliament or WIN
DO transferred TO the Irish Parliament.
1t is significant that the Nation, which
Is supporter Of the governments
course. tnterprets the speech az show.
ing that the complete central customs
excise cannot be IN Irish hands. and
for this reason. IL no other. she will
retain certain number of representa-
lives in the House OF Commons"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
TROUBLE DOCTOR
TO MAKE ROUNDS
Secretary Knox Will Diagnose
Ills Of Southern Re-
publics.

Washington. February 10.--Srcre-
tary OF state Knox is going to visit
Mexico and other republics bordering
on the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf
of Mexico. This announcement made
by President Taft this afternoon, dis
closes the plan OF the admin sire ton
for relieving. If possible, the eitua-
ton in Mexico. 1t is hoped that the
secretary In his visit will be able
to make IT clear TO the government
and people Of Mexico that the United
States does not contemplate inter-
ventlon in the Internal affairs of that
republic. The administration regards
as one Of the most alarming features
OF the Mexican situation the fact that
the people there are suspicious OF the
intentions OF the United States and,
therefore, not inclined to be over
friendly to Americans now In Mexico.
Reservation is made in the an
nouncement of Secretary Knox's tour
that condition may arise in Mexico
which might make IL inadvisable for
him to visit that country. Though It
Is now planned that the secretary
shall go tn Mexico city. the way will
he left open for him to change his
plans mp TO the last moment
Even should Mexico eventually be
omitted from the itinerary. however,
velop great significance In this coun-
try's diplomatic and commercial rcla :
lions with the either republics. Ccndi
tons in practically each States he will
visit are such as 10 call for the ser.
vices of an Internatio trouble doc
tor. In all OF these situe lions the
United States IL much interested.
r,rsl Visit OF Secretary.
The tour viii be the first visit Of a
secretary OF State OF this government
TO those countries. Secretary Root
made tour OF South American coun.
tries in 1906, but did not go into Cen
tral America, except al Panama
His visit is regarded In both South
America and the United States at
marking an epoch in the relations OF
the peoples and governments Of the
two continents, and ii Is the belief OF
the administration that Secretary
knoN's visit Will accomplish as much
In the relations between the govern
ment and the Central American coun-
tries.
Secretary Knox Will leave on the
United States cruiser Washington from
some point In Florida within the next
two weeks. His first step will be at
Domingo and Hayti. and will probably
also stop at Porto Rico, an American
possession.
From these island states he will cross
the Caribbean 10 Caracas, Venezuela,
and thence TO CartaGcna, Colombia.
From Colombia he will go TO Panama,
and thence work his way through Cen
tral America. stopping at the capitals
OF the numerous republics lying be-
tween Panama and Mexico. II has not
been announced who viii accompany
, kat l,,,. 4, L. . -
party Will be kept down to a minimum.
The following statement was given
out at the White House to-niSht:
Tho relations Of tho United State.
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day relieves Mr.. Bishop as Il does Mr..
Davis, as they were Jointly indicted.
What the law IS, and what Il ought 10
be, said the court, are very different
things. One Indictment remains against
Mr.. Davis, that OF making an alleged
false report to the Corporation Com
mission. and twelve false report In.
c!ctmcnts are pending against Carter
Il. Bishop All cases against Mr..
Bishop have bee. continued over 10
the next term of the court
The big Indictment, No. 10, which
has Just fallen by decision OF tic court.
orig inally contained 525 counts, al
leg,ls, crabeZzlemcnt j.intl" against
Davis and Bishop, alternately as
principal and accessory. These counts
were subsequently reduced TO thirty
three charges and i65 counts. Three
indictment was the largest ever pre-
weight Il balanced four pounds. II was
returned NJ the June term OF the cour:
and has been pending until to-day.
The first Indictment in the bank
cases were returned by the grand jury
In February of last year. and others
followed at the March term. Many OF
them were dismissed on nollc pressed.
Acauittnl Of MIR. Davis.
AT the conclusion or the argument
and the announcement of the decision
the court took q recess until 8 o'clock,
at which time the jury was brought In.
Commonwealth Attorney Mann. in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11

however, that Great Britain would
be the first to welcome slackening
of naval construction.
Taking the entire speech Of the
first lord OF the admiralty. In con
nection with the suppositlon that Lord
Haldane. is making overtures to Ger
many TO agree to reduce her arma-
ments, it appears that there is ground
for the belief that the minister in
tended to serve notice through Mr.
Churchill that it Germany is not will.
ms to meet England half way In
these reductions, the British naval
prosram will so beyond the limits Of
anything that has heretofore been nm
dertakcn. The plans Of the naval ma
iions contemplate the construction OF
III DreadnouGhts. with the plans of
some countries for 1912 not yet an,
nounced.
There Is no doub. whatever, as Nj.
Churchill pointed out. that the nations
of Europe 1T the present time ars
pressing forward into AN avenrs OF al,
most indefinite naval expansion and cx-
pansc"
EGortA In Chinas nehaIf.
The efforts Of Mr.. Knox. the Amer.
ican Secretary of State. TO preserve
the integrity OF China and to induce
Germany to act concurTently IN Chi
hsSs dil1i!s, - EsSaIu- 81 as ohOTOlnS
the basis of exchanges OF pourparlers
TO prevent the orea kins up of that en-.
p!re, which Is threatened by the virtual
annexation OF Mongolia by Russia, the
policy cf Great Britain TO keep her
hands of, and the unvillinsness of ia
pan 10 interfere with Russia's plans
The expressions OF dissatisfaction with
the japanese modification CT the Anglo
Japanese alliance. SO as to eltmina te
from the list OF possibls enemies ma
tons having arbitration treaties with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
FIEht On iu Ncw Jersey.

tSPscial 10 Inc Times Dispatch.
Newark. y. j.. February lo.-Ilaus
to combat the attempt OF former Gov
ernor Fort, former Governor Stokes
and Everett Colby to line UP the New
Jersey delegates to the National Re
Dublicar Convention for Colonel Roosc-
Ntlt Viii be formulated here reXt Mon
day afternoon. President Taft viii be
In tho city as the luncheon cues; OF
former Governor Franklin Murphy. and
every prominent organization leader
n the state has been invited to meet
the President.
II + expected that at the same
time the noom Tor the nomination OF
NuTpay as the raft running mate,
should the President be rcnomlnatcd
will be launched Fort, Stokes and
Coiby. II was SAID tonight. were in
r!ted, and hayc sent regrets" thus
tmpha SIZING their oreak with the reg
Glar crgns2ation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11

William NJ. Spain. /. respected and
we'll known citizen. died this morning
in the Petersburg Hospital after pro-
longcd ilfness. He ie survived by his
wife, six sons and two daughters
w. T.. r. L.. George L.. Charles H.,
Thomas C. and Fl. G.. Spain: Mrs. j..
y. Harris and Mrs. Kenneth Ledbettcr;
enc brother and two sisters-Walter
l.. Spain, Of Richmond; Mrs.T. a Munt
and Mrs. John Conner, OF Prince
county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children o: bed
wett!EB. There IS constitutional cause
FOR this trouble. Mrs n. Summers, Bon
". No,re Dame. Ind. Will send froe to any
mother her successful home treatment.
with full instructions. Send DO money. bu,
write her to-day /! your children trouble
sou III this way. Don't blame tho child;
the chanccs are Il can't help II. This
treatment also cures adults and aged peo-
PIE troubled With u.!nc difficulties By day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
SUDDEN ALLIANCE
BRINGS RESULTS
(CeMtInued .rom flrEt paee.

tons are many. however. The Ger.
man suspicion. even hatred. OF Great
Britain since the Moroccan difficulties
OF the summer OF 1911. will be hard
TO overcome Added TO THIS the CON
r!ctlon OF Bertrand stewart, an Eng
lish militia officer, at Leipzig on
charge OF espionage by secret tribu-
nal. with the sentence to penal SER
vitude of a German marine captain at
Winchester. on Friday, on the same
charge. Is not calculated to improve
the temper OF either people. Germany
has shown that she does not intend to
be caught mapping by her reported
determination to build sixteen Dread.
thoughts in the next six years
auestio nof Armament
There Is some reason 20 believe that
tho purpose of the visit Of the War
Secretary to Berlin Is TO discuss the
question Of the limitation Of urma-
ments, as il was pointed out by sir
Edward Grey, In his speech on Janu-
Ery 90 that Great Dritain's new policy
would be largely ono Of finance He
raid In effect that the British public
would not sanction an aggressive
policy which would mean heavy ad-
dittonal naval and military expenses.
T his accords with the view OF the
British ministry, which believes tina,
the most practicable way to reduce
the cost OF government, and a. the
came time 10 lay the foundation for
world peace, is TO bind the powers to
abandon the present tendency 20 build
Il navy 10 the limit OF their financial
ability. This appears inconsistent
with some of the things WHICH Win
ston Churchill, the frst lorL OF the
admiralty. said In his speech at elias
gov on Friday. particularly that the
ministry was resolved 10 maintain
British naval supremacy. He declared
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
HERE is A LIST OF
Genuine Bargains
There is Quality as well as / ow
Prices. We have Hundreds Of Others
'rssh Nearby Country Eggs,

Fresh Nearby Country Eggs,
Best qualify Tomatoes, large ''s'
10; Boneless Goldfish, 7c. or '''
lbs. for Csc
Peerless Brand Canned Cream,
&c; large size, l0c; OF, dozen, 81. 10
! ID. Best Seeded Raisins. DC
California Sweet Navel
Oranges, dozen, l8c, zoe. Csc
Finest quality CANNED Shrimps I0c
Argo Brand Best Salmon. .i9c
New Shredded Goldfish, Sc; or
- pkYS. ............... 25c
Good Salt Pork, &c lib; or II
lbs. for ,S1.OO
Large cans Red Seal Lyc, reeu-
lar i0c size, Sc; small size,
b boxes Csc
Golden Crown Syrup, at. cans. &c
Grape Nuts or Postum, pkg. lie
Fairbanks Cotteiine, in cans;
all sizes, rs, as and los, lib. .l3c
Mothers or Ouaker's Oats,
package &c
Ceresota or Gold Medal Flour,
42c bag; or, per barrel. :. $500
Best American GranuIatcd
sugar, ID. ......... ..... SIG
Smoked California Hams, billie
California Lima Beans, Id. "a
Small Best Regular Hams, ID. loo
Early june Peas, can. .I2c
fland-Pickcd Navy Beans, Id. &C
New liominy and Grits, lb.. axe
Finest Herring Roe, 2 cans. Csc
Winner Brand Condensed
MIX, can I0c
bars &c Circus Brand Soap. use
lbs. Best Lump Starch. .25c
Whole Grain Rice, ID. 30. &c
Large cans Salmon. f2c
California Can Asparagus, can. .19c
8 New Fat Mackerel for. Csc
Libby's Giant Brand Large Peeled
Asparagus, can ..... CSC
New California Prunes, ID. DC
focahontas Sitted Early June Peas,
cans Good Clipped Beef. soc
Pooahontas Sugar Corn, 3 for. j.. 25c
Id. Bonelcss Goldfish. &c
California Evaporatci Peaches,
Large Juicy Cocoanuts &C
California Yellow Table Peaches. .I5c
California Lemon Cling Peaches,
regular sc can, ; Tor. SOC
Pure Witch Hazel Soap, 5 10 box. IUc
Dried Evaporated Apples. III. .I2c
Libby's lib. cans Corned Beef. lie
Good Mixed Tea, 10. 35c
Sugar-Cpred Breakfast Bacon, 10. loo
Nice Fresh Pork Chops, lb.. .l5c
New, Lake Herrings, dozen. .1sc
Pull Matches, dozen boxes. 4c
Large Irish Potatoes. 3Sc peck:
per bushcl ..... $40
yellow Sweet Potatoes. peck 25c
Smoked Bloatera. 5 for. Sc
Scrned California Hams, Id. lie
Good Elgin Butter. :. SIC
Finest Queen Olives, quart jar. 4Oc
New Virginia Buekwheat, & lbs. CSC
Old Rye and Corn Whisky, gal 81. 90
Old apple Brandy, gal. $500
Old French Brandy, gal. $500
s. lJllrr1
1902 E, Main ST.,
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THE WEATHER,

Forecasts Tor IirSiniu-Snow SUN
day nnn probably Mondays hIsn north
east winds.
FOR North CnroIinn--Snow Sunday,
MoEduT generally fair, high northeast,
shifItuB To northwest winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
VIII Help Solve Problems.

The President thinks ii will be OF
great assistance in solving the diplo-
matte problems that are presenting
themselves from day 10 day If we
manifest our friendly interests In these,
our neishborlng republics. by Il visit
10 them OF the Secretary of State. Dy
creating the closer relations and &C.
curing the more exact information
that must come from such conferences
as he will he able 10 have with the
heads OF their governments, he Will
enable our government 10 deal with cX-
listing questions much more effectively.
This will be the first time that an
American Secretary of state has Wis
tied these countries.
For tina treason tbs President han
directed the Secretarv OF the Navy TO
put at the disposal Of the Secretary of
State the cruiser Washington for the
purpose of making The trip. Score.
tary Knox Will leave from some point
in Florida within che next two weeks.
and may be gone until the arst week
In April'
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subjects which interest every nan
young Or Old who would be strong in
Vitality It IS 4 word q hope. 2 care.
July written, interesting booklet whicn
:hcu!i be u cYtrY oae's possession
therefore send to-day. II IN or near
the city. call at my Office. All CON.
sultation free, Hours O to s.
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Special Local Datn for Yesterday
J" noon temperature ..... %
q j. VI. temperature .......... g.;
'idNinium temperature up 10 S
Minimum temperature up 10 S
N II. ...'...,........... IL
Htan temperature ........... -
Normal Temperature . 80
Deficiency In temperature . II
Deficiency IN temperature since
March !, iall .............. $50
accuin- deficiency In temperature
since january !, 1912 ...... $50
pGhcitnc% Il! rainfall since March
!: lsll ~. 7.23
ArSnln. deiiciency in rainfuii since
,JanGary !. ~? ...... i.S3
D"t"' ctserNuticn > H. II. Yesterday.
humidity IL
W.id, direction ......... \. 5,
Wind. velocity .............. II
NedtneT Cloudy
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to the Spanish republics surrounding
the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf OF
Mexico are OF the utmost Importance to
us, in view of our interests and re-
sponsibilities In that region