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Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
9rahtIps nm Die aanss @sIt.

Die Orabtloie SeIegrapben = Sta
ton in arIington, So, Die lettings
fGbigIte @nIage oieier Art lit am
Dienitng er0ffnet poroen, rno am
A6en0 mur0en Die erIten Gelegromme
DON bort abgeI6idt. @ermitteIit Der
ieIben miro Der Wtarineiefretdr i'm
Stanoe iein, ii6 bon ieinem BrIte
aus ie0en @ltaenbIid NIT 0enS6lobt-
I6iffen Ser 8ereinigten Staten, in
uel6en @etu6Iiern Der @elt iie at1
neilen m0gen, in 0irefte 8erbin0iine
III ieben, uno menn ale proieftierten
Stationen bonen0et finO, miro 8nib-
ington aud in 0irefte @erbinoilng
NIT Satpaii, Samoa, @ram ben @bi-
(ippinen un0 @enrl Sarbor iteben.
Die gan5e Inlage piro $1,000,000
soiten. 0ie S9iffe Der Marine, Oic
hit peniger trGftigen orabtloien
Ipparaten berieben iino, mer0en nit
er groBen Station in IrIineton ni6i
ireft in @erbtnoilng treten fonnen
onOern miiiien BON 3Dii6enitationer
5ebrau6 MAIDEN, our9 meIhe ibrc
alegramme nod @aIbiueton peitc
Sroert per0en. 9ie Anlage in 81
tgton beitebt aus orei rieligen Gin
zen am rfer oes Botomac, bon Oenel
incr $50 SUB bo9 lit uno Die beioei
ln0eren $50 SUB. 9ie @rbeit al,
en- Eiirmen mar tpegen ibrer groBel
r55be cine 10 gefabrboGe, ooB in eini
.,en S6aen felbit erfabrene giienItruf
-ur-4rbeiter, Die ionit feline 9oOes9e
abr fennen, 8eoenfen trugen, oarai
5t arbeiten.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Sabres . g%erIammImHg bee Senti@eu
Baiieubans @erelns,

Inter Dem 8oriis Oes @rdfioenteu
Serrn Ssobn S. S9ueioer, fano am
0onnerifagglbeno in erSGngerbunO-
6oae Die Sabres : @eriammlitng oes
0eutiden @oiienbaus : gereins ltott.
DieleIbe mar 3iemli6 gut beiudt.
Ioh 4nnabme oes Erotofoas muir
sen oie 8eridteoer ~ein5elnen 8eam-
ten, Iopie Der 5rauenbereine, oes
Damen Silfsbereius un0 Oes 9omett-
IGbpereins Oerlelen uno angenom-
men. Sammtltbe 8erihte pieien
einen qiinitigen StanO Der @%ffairen
iiir oie anItalt auf. 9Gitd Der 8eri6t
oes SuperintenOenten lautet lebr
JiinItig.
SGmmtIi6e 8eridte iDuroen gum
Druid beoroert. (gBir merOen in nod
ter 3ummer nod ein3eln auf oieiel-
BEN 5~uriidfommett(. Die 8a6l Der
Dtreftoren bate folgenoes &eiultat:
6. s.. S6ofer, 9r. SEQ. 6. 8aier,
CHARLES Sacobion uuO Geo. g. Slit.
9ie nod p~orgefommenen nelleren
@eIdGfte tperoen mir in nddlter
Drummer 3ur Mitteilung bringen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Cur sidsrbeit I'M etrafenOcrfe6r.

9ie yGout6eoIt DISQUALIFICATION"
poiIirte in ibrer am 9ienltag Ibeno
a6gebaltenen G%eriammlltng 8ei6liii=
fe, mel6e gegeu oas gu i6neIle Sab
rem BON @lttomobilen in ben Stra-
Zen Ser Stoot geri6tet ifno. Die
8ereinigung empfieblt Itriftere Sc
Iebe gegen oas i6neGe Sabren, oa-
NIT llnfGlle permie0en Deroen. Die
8eamtenwabI ergab folgenoes Geiul'
tat: 81. g. Sermart, 8rdiiOent; 1. 81
8e-9rdlioent S. O. Wteinberg, 2. Si-
8e-8rGiioent $. 6. @mri6, Sefretdr
g. 81. @roofs.
Sin belierer StraBenbabuOienii
pur0e ebenfoas befiirportet, oa Die
meiIten Sars MIR Bis na6 Dem Beacf
Mtonument Iaufen, unO Die nod oer
NopD garO INNER geOrdngt bon be.
Iebt Iino, nno in Si langen 3mii6en-
r1umen erpeoiert per0en. Ait6 muir
Sen freie Sertbii1er fir sic So6idult
empfoblen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

9rauBem an Der 8laoensburg
Goa0, in 500. 1148 mobnt, 3ufrieoen
nit @ott uno Seoermann, Serr Sen-
RI 5anoer, elm riibriges Mitglieo
oes v@ermania MGnner1or". Am
9ienItag Nadmittog oadte er an Dei-
ter nidts, aIs tpie er Ben lieben Gag
toti9lagen iolte, als auf einmal cine
@eleuidoft gutter Srernoe BET linn
@infebr bielten, un0 ii6's auf feline
Soften gut taten. @s paren Soc.
@onorad, S. Gbnert uno Srau, Capt.
6. &. S6megler uno Srau, Or. G5ar-
ra, g. &ieoeI, SriB SGffner, Sbt.
2er9 ulo Geo. Sebaitian. Ntit Dem
8eia6 febrte nlt6 Stimmung elm
unO balo Duroe geiungen un0 oefla-
miert, uno ebe man fi9 in ipater
5tunOe na6 Saille beeab, lieB Or.
G3arre nod cine moblgelrngene &eoe
bonn Stapel. Wfit Dem Nuto oes
Doftors tebrte oann Die @eieufdaft
beim.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
gerIanst $4,000 @daOeneriut.

Senrp s. Sploelter, Ser 20 Sabre
alte Sobn oes @oior SDloeiter, OeS
Boli3ei Superintenoenter, rei6te Ell
he auf $4,000 lortenoe S6aoener-
iabflage gegen Die Baltimore Ohio.
Balm" elm. Sn Der &laeei6rift err
flGrt Ser iunge MamL OaB er am 2.
September 5. Ss. 5lt Sbenan0uaI
Sunction, @.-@a., etpa 9 MeiIen bon
4arper's6errD e~ntfernt, mobin er rel
len moqte, unbere9ti9ter @eiie bon
einem Bug abgeiebt tporOen, woOnrf
er iid cine i1mere @rfdltung 5rge5o-
gen Bnbe.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
aae impOrtierte Sale
sn Baben bel
gilbert 2epper, ISL Center @arfet.

aus benz fil6reiden gOtOmacFuB
fii9ten i'm 9anfe Der 8Ode einise Ser
ZEN BON 2eesburg, @a., SO o8aB'
1gari6e) in elmer StunOe. Inner
Mitbiirger, @nores uno @adler, 81
unldngit ia aud meiter unten
rn'ersen TluIie iol9e pbdnomalo
d.,, i'm 6iiAen (?) batten, be-
II c @vhcAition Dor. i'm
XII .gt ana Der
mai oos uSourual" Iiderlid MI
~sberieben.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
9iftritt &icenien.

@etsrn, 6reitas ben /. NOUember
4 rbr abenbs. mar bic Iebte 3ubIunsss
ltunOs fir Obise @sbibrsn fir bas toms
nenbe Sabr. Yaare $500 muBten Mirs
tie, Clubs unO 0OteIs ein3abIen, unO
$500 bic gnsrOsbdnOIer. Settles Sabr
,abIten 5lS 8erlOnen bic @ebibr Elm
uOn $500, unO 1875 8sriOnen bic @ebibr
UOn 5000. I'm -ll.sO l1br ssitern batten
AIT @irts unb lie gnsrOsbdnOler eins
9ssabIt, unb wurbe pom benz gbef Glert
erpurtet OaB bis 4 ubr wObI nod Die
meiltsn eri9einen unO ~ein6ablen wiirben.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
cardinal Gibbons in Ser 81. @urien
Stride.

gead Dem &odamt urn pergangr
ZEN Sonntqg in Der futbolii6en ct
g5arien=Gir9e pon8og Cardinal @ib
6ous oie 6irmrtug elmer &Iaiie boz
80 &inoern uno etli6en @rtDadie
ZEN. Ser Cardinal mar Der @ele.
orant BEL Ser 7 l1br-Mteiie, Dabreni
Rater 8bilip @oIonel BON Buffalo
5ei Dem Sotamt Inn 1920 ubr Sor.
mittags ais GeIebrant fungirte. 8ol
unO mad benz &o9amt fatOen ErO.
eIiionen BON unO nod Der &eftore'
Itatt.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Sonntag aben0, ben 81. OF
tober, eing es bod Der bel Serrn
Gris Sranf, in All SO. StraBe, g.
90. Serr Sranf lit 8raumeiIter Der
Burlington 8rauerei, nn0 lu6 er Die
Gonegen anoerer 8rouereien elm, INN
mai nit ibm gu ipeiien. Ole Span
ferfel~, fette nHoolters" muBten ibr
2eben loiien, I'M oieien Serren ulto
ibren @belieblten elm Set gu liefern,
mie es bios Serr nro Sralt Srauf
ein3uri6ten periteben. 9aB nod Die
beiten @rfriihungen anOerer 9lrt aud
ga tporer, lit ieIbltperitdnolih. SIS
tparen nnipeieno: Serr II. Sralt &arl
ggolf, Serr uno 6rar @eter ban Der
8elterlafen @err uno Srou 6rib
&ennige, Serr uno Srau Stunt S6rO-
ter. 9as n16Ite ion beim Peter ge-
feiert peroei1, uno made er nun tiih-
tig StllOien Inn boudnOii6 ins Oeltt-
Ide gu iiberieBen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
@armmns DDr edwimOIcrin.

SRI. @ilion, cine agentin ser
y@ereinigten @obltdtigfeits @eiea-
I6aft~ beri9tete Der @oli8et, oaB cine
unbefonnte tpeiBe Srou unter Dem
8orgeben, cine 8ittpe nit orei flei-
Ten &inoern 3u ieinL @eIOer, baupt
-a6li6 bon @eiItIi9en, foleftiere
sri. @ilion erfIGrt ooB Die 6rou 5
)eri6ieoene GoreIien angegeben babe
OnB fie aber in feinem Der eenannte1-
9GuIer befannt fei.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
SmpDrtierte Tranffnrter
sn ba6en bei
gllbert Gepper, Isl Center Marfet.

Som eigenen Slater. Sohn E
Eompfins, in oen Hiiden aeitoden
wuroe am Montag Der 10 Sabre oltf
Sobn 80. Gbomfins, neil er oarau
beItano, OoB ieine iiingeren @ei6wiit
er, Die Mutter, Die ii9 in 8irginien
gu 8eIu9 oufbieIt, beiuden iolten,
mel9es Der @oter ni6t baden Donte.
Ser 1ltere Sbomfins iist iest i'm Sc
fGngnis, Inn ab8uparten, Die bic
@unoe BEL ieinem Sobne berlaufen
miro. 0as 2eben Oes 2ebteren III
aefdbrOet.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Die aaems anter gOOssnrteiI.

@i6mono, So, 80. Oft. 6lopO
4Gen uno Iein Sobn CLAUDE Mlerg
ole Siasbiner MorogeleGen, iinO aus
Dem @ef1nenis gu &oanofe nod Dem
biefigen Staots3u1tbaule iiberfibrt
poroen, INN ibren MnteiI an Dem I'M
MGrs i'm @eri6tsioale BON Carroll
gountD aneeri1teten 8lutbaoe atf
Dem eleftrii9en StlbI 81 iiibnen.
Slopo Mnen'S Srau erIieB einen 0f.
fentli6en Mufruf Inn @elobeitrdge,
Inn oos 2eben ibres Manues 81 ret.
ten.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
RI. S. S. MppDlO ipnrlOs beridwnr
ben.

EFT 0onnerItag, "a. 0ftober, j
t8 Sabre aIte Slorence Sia5ef
1polo bon Scr. 1917, @-StraBe, 9
g., ipurIos berfdpunoen. aGe Ser
u9e ibrer Gngeborigen, oub nur Oos
5eringIte iiber ibren @erbIeib gu er-
abren, iino iotpett erfoIglos gebIte,
en-. Sbr @ater iagte Oer 8oli8ei
oB er erft geglaitbt babe, fie balte iid
ei elmer Sreunoin ouf, uno er babe
>esbalb ni6t iofort @n8eige eritattet
FRI. Mppolo mar in elmer Mpotbef
IN Ser Noro-G apitol StraBe bei6Gf.
tigt, nber auh bort puBte man ni6ts
iiber ibren @erbleib.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Grbirn , @nrit
at BADEN bel
lbert 2cpper, Isl Genter @arfet,
9as 20. gemtnre Safe

go. 62S $50. apenlle maft be.
tonnt, ooB es in ben lebten Orei Mlo-
naten Ourdi9nittIi9 tdgli6 700 Biz
800 @Gite bepirtet babe, lln6 in
5tanOe lit, cine re6t gr0Bere sn5abl
3ufrieOen 81 iteaen. Sreeno Sc.
mano, Der our6 ben gegenpdrtiger
aeGneritrif 8u leioen bat, fam in
20. Genture gafe bette Aufpartltnq
erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

6rou 6rancis GleuelonO, Die
@ittpe Oes b%eritorbenen &r6iioenten
@roper @leDelanO, Die u8rart Oes
@eiBen SouIes", miro i'm @pril II.
S. cine 8peite CHE nit Dem 8rofeiior
Sbomas SreIton pom @eGs College,
aurora, 81, eingeben. Sic lit Die
Mutter bon bier &inoern.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Mm @Ountag, ben 81. OCTOBER feis
erie Srau @ibsImina 9reiI ibren GA.
@eburtstas III BOILER ssiliser uuO fOrs
perIider Stride. 9eiOer lief bic Na6ridt
oerabe Dor benz Druid Oes SOurmaIS ein
unb weroeu mir ms bes gldberen in Der
ma6Iien drummer iiber bic Tamilien 0teus
Mon duBern.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Der Srouenberein ser @riten ge-
formierten Stride b1lt n6diten Wfitt-
nod, 6. 0obember, I'M Sonntags-
i6ulroum re%gelmdBige geriammlun9
ID, ni6t Dienitag, ben 8. Nobember
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Die na6Ite 9robe oes Gbors oes
8aIbington SGngerbrno" finOet am
nGdIten Montag, Oen 4. geobember,
abenOs s ltbr Itatt, anltott am Diem
tag, Den 5. @opember,
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Ger Staliener Milano, pelber i'm
September b. S. Sen 10 Sabre alten
SarrD Smith ermoroete, mur0e bon
elmer Surp iduloig befun0en unO
gum Strong berurteiIt. 9as l1rteil
ioa ON "a. Sanuar 1918 3nii9en
10 lbr Morgens urlo 2 lbr Na6=
mittogs boaltredt wer0en. Sem 90
pofat fat 8erufung e%in9ele9t.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Ga ,2eappeor" nod nift Doriiber
i, founen fi6 oie iungeu IeOigenSer-
en- BEG oarion" gefoBt MAIDEN, bal
9, ebe Iie's merfen ms @arn gera
i, l~eIonoers Ser immer Iuitige Serl
). SO.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Sad einem 8eri6t Oes Genius
Bureaus fommen in 6ieiem Sanoe
auf lie 100 meibli9e @inpobner 106
nannIi6e. Bon &e6ts pegen ioat.
8 alio ni9t i6per balten, oaB ieoes
9eiratSfGbige iunge Mdo6en unter
Die @olbe fommt.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

@1breno Der perfloflenen $50
DIE fano i'm Sreibbauie 0es lnnomirt-
idaftli6en Departments cine Mus-
lte1ung bon GbrDiontemums (9l1tern)
Itatt. sic erfreute fi6 ie0en Gag eli
mes redt 3abIrei6en 8eiu6es.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

2teber 8eIu6 aus Der alter
3eimat lit I'M &alie Der Srau 81
8iue, 1880 6-6troBe Sc, einge-
rotten. Gs lit Sri. Anna @iintber,
inc S9weiter Der 6rau 8iae, mel
be am 6reitag poriger @oAe nit
)en 9ompfer 00auin~ in Baltimore
a%nlaugte.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

@us 2ebensiiberoruB i6loB iif
I'M Counting 8iaiam $. Saa, Elm
8auuuternebmer, GO Sabre alt, in
Ieinem 3immer, 1911 Stems
4benlte, N.-8., Elm un0 orebte oas
Sos an, oa0ur9 SeIbitmorO bege-
BEND. MnoerpanOte fanoen ben leb=
loien &orper alf einem 8ette liegen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Sung amerifa" i'm @elten
mlB Die 8anoelbilOer-Sbe ate flei=
sig beIu9t baben. 9Im Montag pliin-
Oerten 3pei &naben in Omaha %
Mutomobiliiten uno 9ienltag bielten
in Seros il1genoli6e @anOiten einen
Gifenbabn5ug auf uno raubten $4,000
aus Dem @rpreBpaggon.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Sn Der GOncOrbia Stride, cote unb
@sStrnBe, N.s@., pirb anl SOnntaa
'Ormittag II 1br bas GefOrmatiOnsfsit
~sfeiert. Gin NbsnO Inn 1880 llbr wirb
nieIbit Elm iuuitrierter WOrtrus iiber
Qutbers Qeben" seseben.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Brdlioent RooieoeIt lit IN,

iopeit bergeIteat, oa5 er a
ittpo9 in Stem gorf cine &eoe bo'
n fpnnte. @r feierte am Sonntag II
afr Fpiner 6amilie ieinen 81. Sc
b%urtstog. AI
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

@on9bfeepfie, %. g., 80.
Oft. &i1arO 6. Gonnen-G ongreb.
mann bonn 81. DiItrift, uuo 2anoi-
oot fir @ieOerpabI, ipurOe beitte tot
in ieinem @ett aufgefunoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
GteQell=WeIuh

Sunser Isuti6sr, IS Sabre alt a~rbeitswiais
ludt Gteluna, tpOmtgIiH in eiaem @rceeEis-
tore; berlslbe ii Der enslilden @pra@t rt6d,tlS,
unb bat feline f9Ie9teu AnsepCbnbtitsn.
Na9Sufrassn 14O7 9ertb Capitol GtrnBs.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Der columbia GurnUsrein" bat fin
beute, SOmitaa NbenO Q llbr. stue al.
RerOroentIide DireftOrem 9 rfammIune
ein%berufen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
@erIamat:

3uperldEiss ssfeBte, ptibe Grnu, fir oase.
mtine 6ausarbeii in Eleine 6omiIie. 8erIanete
mug bGusli1 Iein. glnesbcte nit 2cbnanipri-
den an bas r5Curnal1.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Gtelen.@eind.

@ls Sausb sltsrin rbsr aSGin fit Grle 9Laf-
&c Slide unD @alHe. NGberes Scurnal OfFfs.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
gtdOttide Reutgfeiteu.
eumitas, ben 2. ROOember 1912.

S e fleiner Der Mann, Oelto grOBer
Oie Meinung, Die er BON ii9 bat.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Cine Seutlde 5rau ale aUain In sintm 3t-
Ifaurant. so. ZIG ga. Mpe. W.yW.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
@teGen.@eind.

Cine GItsre 5rau Iu&t Iei@ts StsLLane i'm
5ausbal'. SF. uHter IN" an has UQDnIbtag-
ton Srurnal".
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

Cine omiIte Grau in mittIerfn Snkren ;ur
MusbiIfe i'm AO1en. 3M %erfraSen TN SpuEnaI.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
@erIanat.

Deutl6e 5rau . sr 5rdulsin gum !3inrnrr
rsiniasn zines Sungselsafn. Npartments, tin-
pber speimaI pSGsntli9. gnmsIbHnssn in be-
Office bes SOurnals.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30
Local News

We will do your job printing like you want it.
 Weather-Generally fair Tues day and Wednesday.
 Saturday Evening Post on Sale every Tuesday at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Lost-Between J. c. Sitzman's and the depot, black parasol with gold handle. Finder please re- turn to this office.
 Dixie Mosquito barrs and frame complete; also extra barrs-H. A. Hamilton & Go. If
 Lost-No. F Waterman's Ideal Fountain Per, mottled color. Will pay liberal reward for return. Nat Martin.
 The Western Union Telegraph office is now maintaining a con tinuous office this place. Dale Wilson has the first, MT. Wilmington the second a Il d Douglas Brooks the third trick.
 The Department of Agricul ture has distributed 5000 copies of the phamphlet, The Re- sources of Arkansas, " compiled by Lewis E. HutchisOn, of MOr rillton, for deputy commissioner and has ordered 5000 more.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30
Five O'clock Tea

One of the most pleasant par ties given for the bride-elect, Miss Lauralee Powell was Pink tea given by Mrs. Nat Martin to the Fortnightly Club and visi- tors at which Miss Lauralee was presented with a huge sandwich; it proved on opening to be a beau tiful Silver Sandwich Tray and Tongs given to her by the Club as their President.
 After enjoying iced-tea and dainty san dwiches all thanked their hostess for the bit of sun shine added to their lives by the few pleasant hours with her.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30
The Skin and NOt the Blood.

Until recently it has been a generally accepted theory that eczema was a disease of the blood Scientific investigations have taught us that eczema is positively a skin disease ond cur able through the skin alone. Meritol Eczema Remedy is ap piled directly to the diseased skin. the effect is marvellous and it's results permanent. Do not delay trying Meritol Eczema Re. medy.-Hesterly Drug Store,
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30
For Sale

One fine milch and butter COW, seven eighths Jersey, 1 years old, second calf-heifer calf now two months old One full blood Jersy COW, very fine milk and butter stock, } 1-2 years old, been giving milk six months. Both COWS bred to registered male. A full blood Jersey heifer six months old, and a registered Jersey male same age. For par ticularS see Rev. A. M, Shaw, or phone S7. 27-31
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30
Bicycle Ordinance

It shall be unlaw ful for any person, or persons, to ride a bi- cycle on any of the $ i d e W a 1 k s of this City, and any person violating this ordi- nance shall be guilty of mis- demeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not exceeding five dollars.
 From and after July 31st the above ordinance will be rigidly enforced.
 Randolph P. Hamby,
 Mayor of Prescott.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30
W. (. I. U. Meeting

A very important meeting will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock with Mrs. Sam T. White.
 We urge all members to be present as the statewide issue is to be discussed.
 Mrs. Steen, leader.
 A social hour will follow the program and we urge every one who expects to attend to tele- phone. It will be quite an ac- comodation. Don't neglect the little things that make life easi- CT for others.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30

Gov. sDonaghey has issued a requisition on the Governor of Mississippi for n e E. Gale, wanted in Miller County on a charge of conspiracy to commit arson. He honored the requisi- ti0n of Governor BleaSe of South Carolina for Alonzo Parker for assault and battery, and of Gov ernor O'Neal of Alabama for Augusta A. Dickson.
 Application is to be made for a charter for railroad ten miles in length betwee Mt. Ida and Womble, Montgomery county, to be know as the Mt. Ida. Ouachita Valley & Hot ''.
 Western. Col. c, c. L>...-,.. who has promoted several l.. roads in Arkansas and .Oklaho- homa, is behind the project; and there is every reason to believe that it will go through.
 Commissioner Sloan has re- turned from visit of several weeks in Northern Arkansas, where he made a dozen speeches on good roads at farmers picnics and barbecues. He says that the prevalent hot weather is rapidly killing the grass worm of which there has been so much complaint of late. It has done little harm to cotton, and he does not look for many more letters telling of it's ravages in corn.
 The State Pension Board will meet at Little Rock next Mondey for the purpose of considering the applications for Confederate penfions for the next year. The list of applicants and of contin- ued indigents have been geceived from about two-thirds of the counties. an q Auditor lobe thinks there will probably be a slight increase over last year. In 1911 the Board distribute q about S55,0 at 6S cents on tn e dollar of pensions allowed, al d this year there will be abou S5G0,000 to distribute.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30
NEW COMPANIES
 ARE CHARTERED

Little Rock, July 30.-The White River Lumber Company has been chartered with a capi- tai stock of S10,00O. Chas. c. Leigh president. c. D. Rhymes secretary treasurer.
 The Diamond Hardware and Supply Co. of Wynne has been chartered with S5000 capital. j.. C. Hilliard, president, o. l.. Rob in s on vice president, w. P. McDuffie secretary treasurer.
 The Rhodes Dry Goods Co. of Johesboro has been incorporated with S20 GOO capital stock of which S14,150 has been sub- scribed. c. L. kennard presi. dent, George c. Peters, vice president, NJ. H. Rhodes, secre- tary-treasurer.
 The Memphis, Dallas and Gulf Townsite and Land Go. of Murfreesboro has surrendered it's charter.
 The Grant Go. Bank of Sheri- dan, J. F. H. Wilson president, has increased the capital stock from S15,000 to S22, 300.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30
Less Bowel Trouble
 In Prescott

Prescott people have found out that A SINGLE DOSE of sim pie buckthorn bark glycerine, etc, as compounded in Adler-i- ka, the German appendicitis re. medy, relieves constipation, sour stomach or gas on the stomach INSTANTLY. This simple mix ture antisepticizes the digestive organs and it is surprising how QUICKLY it helps. The He. sterly Drug Store. NJ
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30

Summer colds are hard to get rid of. and frequently lead to asthma, bron- chitis. and hay fever. Do not let your cold get hold on you, but use Foley $ Honey and Tar Compound for qui. * re- lief. w. H Allen, Chelsea, Wis. says: ''lNe prefer Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to other cough medi- cines because it quickly cures coughs and colds. It will ward off a cold if taken in time. Contains no opiates. Sold by Hesterly drug store.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30
Free Delivery Phone 73

The East Side Pool Room is situated two doors from the post office. If you want to spend a pleasant hour in a cool place you cannot find a better one to do it at
 Harry E. Good, president of the Arkansas Good Roads and Drainage Association, has ap. pointed W. F. McCombs. of New York, formerly of Arkansas, Cheirman of the Democratic Ma tional Committee, as a delegate to the National Good Roads Con. vention.
 Dr. 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 X Martin $ office Prescott, Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30
Beautiful Women.

Nothing adds more to the beauty of women than luxuriant hair. The regular use of Meritol Hair Tonic will keep the hair healthy, promote its growth, keep it clean and bright. and gives it that wavey appearance so much admired. -Hesterly Drug Store. Sole Agents.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30

A. M. Mason, farming near Canaan, Ne, was badly crippled with sciatic rheumatism due he says to uric acid in his blood. Foley Kidney Pills. entirely cured me and also removed numerous black specks that were continually be- fore my eyes" Foley Kidney Pills are a uric acid solvent and are effective for the various forms of rheumatism. sold hX HeSterlv Drup Store
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30
NOTICE NOTICE

On account of the high price of cattle, pork and sheep we ara forced to, com mencing August 1st, raise the price of beef, pork and mutton. Prices will be as follows:
 T-bone Steaks p 1.2cts per ID. Loin Steaks 20 cts per ID. Rourd Steak F 12 cts per lb. Chuck Steaks 15 cts per lb. Boasts 15 cts per 10. Sausage, Chili Meat and Ham.
 burger 15 cts per lb. Pork chops and Pork Steaks 20
 cts per lb.
 Pork Roasts T. 1-2 2.cts per ID. Mutton 20 cts per lb.
 Our terms will be strictly cash We will try to give you extra good meat for your money.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30

The East Side Pool Room is now open. New tables-eyery- thing new and the coolest place in the city You will be welcome.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-30

Give us anopportunityto make you a price on your plumbing job.
 Prescott Hardware Go.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-14

The funniest story of all
By Hugh Jennings, Famous Man
ager of the Detroit Tigers.
In my career in minor and
major leagues Ihave heard a mil
lion funny baseball stories. The
funniest of all may read ike sfc-..
ton, but is fact. The man around
whom the story hangs is now a
prominent semi professional.
manager in a large eastern city.
and has bank roll that is the en-
Wy of manysa major Lacquer.
This man received his start as
a department store7clerk. While
working for the neutrality-suspicious.
store salary, he learned that the
firm did not. back baseball team,
r. . +
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-14

twas the, only large store in
town that was not backing fast .
amateur club, as an advertising
dodge.
The clerk was fan. He read
everything printed about base
ball, inside and outside, and be-
IeVed he was just the man to
manage a team backed by the
store. And he helped the store
manager TO reach the same con-
clusion.
Realizing the value of news
paper publicity, he decided he
must be a first class press agent.
He was afable, popular, and
never failed to tip off to the