davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30

Just to get even. why not Colonel
Harvey come out as a candidate him
self.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30

There ought to be an exchange oil
fraternal greetings between those
Two Ananias clubs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30

4-oAAeN AAAG ANAl atA-aNN4 AAttAs ~ IA
Is interesting, but he might be more so il
he were as willing to give away the steel
trust as he is to sive away libraries.
ST. Louis Republic; II helps the ulti-
mate consumer whole lot 10 Know from
his own confession that Carnegie skinned
Rockefeller in the Superior ore deal
When Gary and Prick trieked Roosevelt
in the Tennessee Coal and Iron matter
every American was soused in the same
way.
Springfield Republican: Mr.. Csrnegie's
contribution to the sum Of human knowl-
edge in his testimony before the Stanley
committee has not been sensational As
Congressman Gardner observed. net with
out touch OF wrath. Mr.. Carnegie Is
reluctant to answer questions Of real i'm
portanee. He was strangely ignorant OF
the book value OF his steel properties In
various periods prior to the formation Of
the United States Steel corporation and
was sure only that he was fool TO haze
sold out for sisO.0oOoO when he could
have got sieooo9,ooe more. The old steel
plate pools had passed entirely out Of his
memory.
Cincinnati Enquirer: MIR. Carnegie
why did you sell out for ssaS9looo?'
"Shy did the little red hen cross the
| roadg''
Mr.. Carnegie. why did you ask SIC,
5000 for a SIXTH" .s-
"what makes more nose than pig
under a gate:''
Mr.. Carnegie. what became Of that
s3i5.s7S, oo0?''
when IS a door not a door,
MIR. Carnegie, why did Mr., Oliver ac-
cept sYl0, IOl, tO0:'
Ever hear the story Of the three eggs'
| Too bad"
! That will be ALL Mr. Carnegie"
! Thank you. have library
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30

The diamond trust Is one about
which the ultimate consumer need
hot concern himself.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30

xubscrtsers ieavinE the e's
,.mpersrity should have The
nee mailed TO them haa
viii be changed ss often as re-
qaested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30

+: The patriotic Nebraskan is not
holding w that recent weather
AGAINST the old orange belt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30

So Bacon also rewrote the Bible
Well. that cuts out Bernard shaw
anyway.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30

| With one half his party at the
pther hsif's throat, Mr.. Bryan Is .
happy peerless leader.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30

Down In Louisiana they have re-
called the whole election and are
going in for another one.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30

Railroad Is Blamed for Harahan's
DEATH runs q headline. Why
shouldn't 1t be. II II killed him?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30
Around New York

RIppIes on the Current OF Life
as seen I'm the Great American
Metropolis from Day to Day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30
Native. Admit Il.

Probably nowhere in all the world,
confesses the New York Press. "csn so
u,any z. q Marks be found under single
roof at one time as they may be seen
hereabouts sitting around a Marquis OF
oueensberry ring. in choking atmos-
phere. to watch pair OF yesgs make
passes at each other with soft gloves.
For the latest OF these pitiful exhibitions
Of the manly art" no less than 1900 was
paid. Beyond all doubt the imposition
on the audience was. such that, had the
same thing been tried In any community
which does not enjoy being bllked. the
crowd would have mobbed the box office
and run the alleged fighters out Of town.
New York's easy ones, however. "ontented
themselves with a few half-hearted Misses
and then went out TO be despoiled further
by restsurateurs. walters, hat-check boys
and taxcsb drivers"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30
shaken E.i,h In Photos.


Faith in the reliability Of photographs.
hitherto considered immune to the germs
Of Ananias. has been rudely shaken By
Justice Bischoff Of the New York Sup ane
court. The occasion was the introduction
Of photographs as q means Of Identified
ton Of a defendant in a divorce suit.
me court dismissed the suit because the
only proof Offered that the defendant hus-
hand had been served was his Identified
ton BY the process server, who said he
served the summons. Justice Bischoff
said. In Diminishing the action:
Il place no faith in photograph. when
such likeness Is offered as tending to
prove the guilt Of the defendant. because
the person so charged resembles the de-
PENDANT. 4 decree OF divorce Is the most
important decision made in the supreme
court. II Is fraught with most serious
consequences II invalid"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30
CAREEGTE,s BIG TALK.

Louisville Courier-Jolrnal; Mr.. Carnegie
Is interesting, but he might be more so il
he we're as willing TO give away the steel
trust as he is to give away libraries.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
uGentral : 8latt & soeial Suffice"
Sanmar : @eft entbalt cine Traucn.
8eilage.

1as Sanuar @eft 0es ~Gentral=
glatt & Social Suffice, 0es offi5iel=
len Organs oes Central : @ereins,
briugt als Neuerung cine Jrauen-
geilage: uGies 9latt gebort Ser
6rult," NIT brei Dortreffllh orr
entierenoen Nrtiieln iiber oie 6rauen=
frage: Mufgaben 0es 9m1les un0 Ser
Iamilie, Sic Observation-Disclosures
ltriaten ser 6rauenbemegrng, unO
go3iale 6rauenarbeit. 0ieie bier
Seiten umfailenoe 8eilage miro ale
orei Mpnate erideinen.
Gle iibrigen Sbeile oes @efte5 blei=
ZEN l1ngefiir5t. Sic bieten oiesmol
IL. a. 5mei oftueQe &etteler=Nrtifel TO-
mie einen midtigen Nrtifel: S1tou=
itrial @prfers Of fife 8orlo, DON Sc
ter g. Collins, Ii. q. M.
@ie unlanglt Sic Ameriem gccl.
Hepiem fat MIN Sic Seem gorfer
Mmerico" SEM Is. g. & e. 5. Mner=
fel1nung ge5oqt. Sdreibt lie ood in
ibrer Sobresrunoldol1: v....0ie
fotboliide io5iale Nropaga10a lit (leit
Ser letter &o11bention bes 6. 81
III iebr mirfiamer @eiie gefor0ert
poroen 01trh 6as offi5ieue Organ Ses
gentral-Gereins, bos Central 8latt
& Social Suffice, 0as @ortrefflides
leiitet fir Sic Sade Ser So5ialre=
form....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
Sin 8ir9er fontrtt CUR @ettmng

~llngefabr iieben Sabre 5l,riid, mdb=
reno id in Hrtceburg mobnte," idreibt
@err S. Sief bon @arfiel0, q. s.,
vmar i6 iebr erfranft an Magen=&a=
tarrb, lpie e5 sic Mer5te nannten. Sic
Ner5te gaben mir me1ig @offnung,
oenn ib botte 0as 2eioen ihon ieit
6rei Sabren, un0 es mar dronild ge=
por0en. Sd mar nidt fabis gu or
6eiten . Gin befannter Dortiger @ur=
ger, SEER Soiepb 3alem5fi, rietb mir
6orri's Mpenfrauter gu gebrauden.
Sd nabm 0rei 6laiden, u11o beuerfte
cine entidie0ene geiierung metnes
3uitan0es. Madoem id nod etlide
mehr genon1men, NOR id imitan5e an
Sic Mrbeit Sit geben, un0 BIN ieit0em
gela1n6 ge5peien. Meine Sreun0e ma=
rem iiberrnidt, als Tie MIDI mie6er=
iaben, inns miinidten gu miiien, mas
mid gebeilt batte. Sd lagte ibnen,
Ser Mlpenfrduter, nn6 pieIe baben
i'm ieit Ser 3eit gebraudt. Mqe flint
men Sarin therein, oo5 er cine groB=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
sd)cneritcacn bei Eferoen.

8enn sic Eferbe SEN gal15en Sag
sur Mrbeit berange5ogen meroen, emit
lteben BEL pielen sic nidt nl1r lebr
idmer5baften, io11oern al1d Sen Suit
ter5uital1b nadtbeilig beeinflulienoen
Grud uno Sdeuer lteuen. 3umeile11
bil6en iih groBere 8eulen, sic Sen
5bieren Sic Nrbeit oireft 5lr Eein
MAIDEN.
9ies 2eioen itelt iidy nid)t bet alien
Hieroen gleidmaBig Elm, pielmebr
mer0en lolde nit meider @a1t, sic
lpabren0 Ser @interrrbe nod belpn=
oers permeidlidt m1r0el1. bopol1 in
ritter 2inie betroffen, lo0te oaber
0ielen Nfer0en idon bei5eiter, Dol Be-
ginn Ser eigentliden 6riibja6rsbeitel=
lung, sic SteQen, a1r benen iid Ell ab=
rrngsgen1aB sic 3rltditelen ON mel
item biloen, nit grennipiritrs mi,10e=
items einmal %einreibe1t, Tim Sic @aut
bart 1n6 mioerltanosfdbig SIT MO-
6er.
Sir 6eion0ers empfin0lidc Yferoe
labt man iid) ont beiten logen. &C.
oeridir5en fer teuen, sic Sen 5bie=
rem mittelit Hiemen Ioie l%1mgebdngt
mer5en uno sic Stenen be0eden, an
oenen oos @elhirr sic Sdeueriteuen
%berporrl1ft.
9ieie Gdir5e11, aus gutesl,, nidDt
ST. bartem &in0le0er bergeiteut, iol=
len Sic Reibung oes @eidirrs altf-
nebmen u11o p%erbinbern, SaB lie 81
reft auf Sic @aut einmirft. Mu5 Die
iem @rltnoe 6iirfen lie al1h nidt etma
am @eidirr ielbit befeltiet mer6en,
lie miiroer 5onn ibren 3medf poQitar=
Sig berfeflen; nielmebr miiiien Sic
fret 5miiden @eid}irr inns @olt oes
Nferoes idmeber. @er0en BEL lfpn
porbon0enen sdeueriteuen oiele
Sdiir5en taglid bon on~baften5em
Slut, gdmeiB uno stal1b 6urd Mb=
fraten g%ereiniet, 10 mer0en sic
Sdeuer 0ruditellen iebr balo ber=
idtpinoen un6 sic Nfer6e mie6er frer}=
sig ibrs idpere Mrbeit perritten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
@ams mno Sol.
11m1uanolnng Scr @rukfarme1 in
&leinfnrmen.

Die 3eit ser freien @eimitaoten
lit 6obin. @obl fam mon itd nod
in etliden Stooten unter 0em 9eim<
itattegeIeb einen @omp1er 9anoes BON
100 big 800 Slider iihern, 6od iolde
@eimitdten itn0 nidt begebrenspertb
1n0 mander, Ser itd auf ibner nie=
0erlaBt, maft bittere grfabrungen.
@er in6eiien um geringes @elo in
SEN 8eitb bon @rrno un6 8oOen
gelangen min un6 entidloiien lit,
unter Mufpan6 bon Miibe un6 Mus=
bauer itd nidt auein cine @eimi tatte
gu griin6en, auf Ser er un6 6ie iei=
men nltr fiimmerIid ibr 9alein 5u
friiten bermogen; ion6ern sic tint 5u
elmer mirfltden @eimltdtte miro, an
ser man bdngt Sic einem ei1 men=
idenmiir6iges Doiein, tpenn oud
nod iabrelonger miibeboner Mrbeit,
beripridt, braudt 6arum 6od nidt
entmutbigt GIT ietn. @utes 2an6 lit
INNER mod tint einen biQigen Hreis
GIT baben. Man idoue it9 nltr init
offenen Mugen I'm. Sn Sen Ser
einigten Stnaten gibt es nod Minio=
men Slider treffliden 2on6es, 6ns in
gor bielen 6dqen fnit I'M Elm 8utter=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

@.orgeiorgt.- Sin gon5es
Sob Syringe bnben Ste gefauft?"
Observation-Disclosures Stud
iin0 0urinnen. @eraoe 10 p1el, al5 1d)
I'M SATIRE = Softer bube.!"
DerGbrenpInt .-Sodter oeS
&anies (5u einem bepor5ugten Be-
nGeeen Sic iih, Bite, ouf Ste
len gtubl! Muf Sem bat geltern me1n
Setter, ser Observation-Disclosures, IN Unit
form gei eTfn:"
@ob1begriinoet. ~Sage11
Sic, 6err 5ufpeniaft; marlt1rt baben
Sic shr @aorenbous Gum Hetaer1
9api0f genanmt?"
u@arum? @eil 9api0 Ser gr0Bte
S6leuoerer mnr.@
SIM! = 6ra41: u@ait 3u bette
etmus geidoiien, Mannden?"
@atte: rSSo!"
Irou: n@oit gu es idon in 6ie
Slide gebraft?"
@otte:: rMein-in's @ranfenbalts."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

brot 5u baben lit. @ir mollen hier
nidt bon Sen pielen emit 10 blllben=
Sen aber ieit Sem 9iirgerfriege ber=
Observation-Disclosures Tarmen in &ir-
ginien, 1elalpare u1o Morplnn0 nit
ibren Der faaenen, p%alaitartigen
@obngebaroen re0en, sic itd in gar
pielen 6aaen nit ein mentg Wiibe
uno @e0a1lo innerbalb einiger peni-
ger Sabre mieoer III berrlide SAT-
men umipan0eln lalien. Nein, es
gibt nod Dortrefflidesz bil1iges Erai=
rielano, bas ah Site einem groBen
Gbeil Ses 9un6es gleidmertbig un Sic
geite geltelt mer0en 0arf, 0as mdb=
reno Ser lebten so Sabre urrter oem
@eimi tdttegeiet erporben mur6e ln0
tel1te leinem 8diser oft einen fabel=
boft boben Ereis einbringen mir0e,
pollte ct ftd gum @erfuufe entihlie=
Zen.
Sc gilt tauienbe BON 6amilien in
Sen Mittel= un6 Sen @eitltaaten, Sic
ouf ibrer 6eimitatte Elm miibepones
un6 fl6gIides 9olein friiten. Sic
muroen unter faliden Goriptege[un=
gen, 6,1rd Observation-Disclosures o6er
Mgenten o1er Mrt, btnausgelodt; ODER
nnfenntniB perleitete lie, ii6 Sort ME
6er5ulaiien, no @itterungsoerbdltnii-
lie %ungiinitig uno ser go6en iteril
NOR. Sbre @eimitatte foitete tie nidts,
aber tie mar auh mertslos. @atten
oieie Nioniere ibr foitenloies 2ano BEL
5eiten fubren Iaiien nn0 iid sort Elm
neues Seim 9egriin0et, no fir gutes
2ano ein geringer Ereis geforoert.
tpur6e, Tie mdren beltte beiier geiteIt.
v5reilan6" fann aud nod 11nter
nn6eren, oIs Sen an%gegebenen TIM
itdnoen nidts meniger nIs begeb-
renstperth fem, men11 8. g. Sic gnt=
fernung Bis gum ndditen Srodt=
babnbof cine GIT meite lit, o6er aber
menn Sic Sradtraten 10 bod bemei=
len mer6en, '6aB Sem Garmer rah
Mb5ug ser 1ebteren nidts ODER n1tr
Elm @eringes iibrig bleibt.
&c lit cine 8epegung i'm @onge,
Sic groBen nod tanien6en bon Mdern
5dbIen6en u8onan5afarmen" seq @e-
items an M%niie6ler in Nar5ellen bon
80 Big 100 SLIDER GIT einem mGBigen
Greiie ab5ugeben. l1n6 tpie es iid init
SEN groBen @ei3enfarmen bon %,
bis $4,000 Mdern oerbdlt, 10 perbdIt
es ii6 mu6 NIT SEN nod melt um-
fungreiden r&nnhes." Ser @etrei-
6ebau i'm groBen lobnt fid niht. nno
Sic Better gelangen INNER ntebr a1
ser GrfenntniB, 6aB es fir Tie portbei1-
better lit, ii@ ibrer v@ei5enfabrifen"
paraeqenpeiie gu entdl1Bern.
@eitlih bonn MiiiorriffuB, in
montana un6 Gafota, lit gum Bel
ipiel Dor etliden Sabren NIT 6ieier
Sronsformierung in 4Ieinformen
begonnen tpor6en. l1n6 mas fih nit
sen @roRfarmen bon5iebt. 6as bon=|
aiet fid aud nit Sen groBen @,i-|
6efompleren.
Muf Ser unIGnqit i'm Stuote Seem
Sort obeebultenen 2anoausiten11ng
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

muroen II. a. bier 8reiie, fir 8ei-
gen, Safer, @erlte un6 Mlfalfa aus
getbeilt, melde 8rooufte a11f 2dn0err
ge5ogen mor6e~ maren, auf oenen
Dor menigen Sabren &inoer lid n1r
fiimmerli6 ndbrten.
l1n6 10 liegen oie &er6dltnille in
fait allen anoeren Staaten, in oenen
ser 8ei5enbau nod i'm groBen be-
trieben miro uno Sic 5llm groBen
Jbeil Hin0er= ul1o Sdaf6eeroen at
Grandchildren 0ienen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
Cine gauge Tamilie.

3eo. 8. q. 9unlap bon Mt. Ser
non, Mo., iagt: uNeine &inber muren
NIT einem Suiten bebaftet, ser bon
Maiern reiultirte; meine 6ral1 nit
etnem 9uiten, Ser iie mebr o6er meni-
ger nidt idliefen lieB flint Sabre
lang, un6 SIR Bbite @ine of Ear
t5Drnp bat fe ole gebeilt". MoIitor
Drug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
artige Me6i5in it,"

artige Meoi5in it,"
Sorni'S Mlpenfrauter lit erprobt
our9 SEN @ebrau9 ma9reno zines
Sobrbunoerts. @r fann nidt our9
Mpotbefer be5ogen mer6en, ion0ern
our6 Spe5ial=Ggenten, melde Ell
ronnt iinb bon Sen @igentbiimern,
ct. Setter 5abrneD & Cons 60, 10
-25 go. @opne Mpe., Chicago, Sui
nois.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

Gin 5d)ultnjunge 0~in5nfommenO:
So, marum ngit ct inn aenn nid?"
5hadiunge: u2a-mit b-errb-
Dpnft, lid m-mia bim u-ub5en,
u11o Oa-baut m-rnir eene?"
Gefun6ener MuSme:g. -
,Snben Sic sic Hedrnung Sbrem
giaubiger p%orgelegt221 fragte ETA An<
ualt leinen Gl1enten.
%uSnmobl!"
limb mas lngte er??1
v@r 1agte, id ione mid 3nn1 Eeu1el
iheren!"
ultno mas tboten Sic 6n1rr?"
SD fam gu Sbnen, 9err antpalt!!"s
g}an muB iid 5u belfen
miIien. - Safer (5um Neperl,
Ser i'm cine MenB 8ier bole1 raubte):
nGu 9ausbub, 9u bolt ia Die 5alfte
untermegs ausgetrunfen!"
> Neperl: ga, meiBt 9, @ato, gum
5ragen lit mir Sic gan5e WfaB gu
if1mer g'moroen!"
shredlid. = Sic: Ser &C.
Sonfe an uniern @od5eitstug miro mir
cine ielige grinnerung bleiben fnr's
gnn5e 2eben."
Or: SD 6enfe NIT nit @ebm1tb
ooron."
Sic: rMber 0sfar, id bite sid,
aus meIfen @riin0en?"
CT: r@eil's 10 piele CUTE Suden
qegeben bnt, un6 ih bab' an 6em Sag
g'ra6 feinen Mppetit gebabt!"
TeIegramm.- ~@iebban0ler
Il. M%agoeburg. Morgen ale S4mel-
ne auf sem gabnbof. Sic ertporte ih
audi. Sssd fomme erit morgen, oa
Terlonen3ug feline Ohien mitnimmt.
ghledtes Marftgei6dft. &in0bteb I'M
Nreiie geitiegen. seben Sic ii6 Dor.
@enn Sit Saien bral1den, oenfen
Sic an MIDI"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

Brobnt.- Scum, bot sSbnen ser
Mrst bas 8iertrinfer1 n~11terfagt2"
.0irect nidt;; aber i6 ioq nberal
ntr elm @Ias trinfe11 unb porber funf-
aiamo1 nm oos @irtbsbous berum-
lnufeni"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

Giefeine Sorte. - @ein=
l~ubenbeIiker (5um Sobn): uMarl,
geh' NAL auf SER 8o6en binauf, Judi
a biibides @pinnenneb - es Is a Slo=
}den 68er be1tent!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

n.-8auer: uWas
madden e. benn 90 ouf meinem Spiel
buum?"
stroId: ugnti9uIoigen sic, id
Elm ndmli6 ol1s einem 2uftbonon Der.
a1tsdefdneni"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

Cor
porol: r@efreiter 5dul5e, SSbre 9o-
len fiten nie6er miiernbel. Sic mill
len 10 eng onIiegen, ooB iid Elm S1ob
MIR peineno 6nr9min6en fanu."
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09
l0l RANCH SHOW
 NOVEMBER I3

Using jocky saddle to r idle bucking horses is unusual and a stunt that few would care to un dertake. Generally whec the attempt is made to suhdue the outlaw equines a heavy saddle is used and the saddle is alwayS equipped with high rear rest and heavy pommel. With the 1O1 Ranch Real Wild West Show which will be here on November 13, there are three riders one of whom is a woman who rides the fiactious bucking horses and they all use only the small jocky saddle. While the show has over a score of cowboys and cowgirls who are able to ride anything that can be ridden by any man or woman, these three people are the only ones, so far as Is known who have ever dared to ride the outlaws with only a jocky's saddle to cling to. The opportunity of conquering is all infayor of the horse and the danger of being thrown is great lv increased and no one knows this more than those wLo have tried to ride buckers or even any nervous horse.
 There are no horses with the
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09

101 Ranch Real Wild West Show that are educated to buck. In fact, despite what some people, believe. there are no exhibition horses taught to buck. It is natural for them to do so and in truth they know nothing differ ent. They are brainless and with all the strength and vigor they possess they fight being ridden. Those who are familiar with horses claim that a real bucking horse cannot be sub. dued until he has been ridden to death and there are some with the show which is to exhibit here that carry out this belief.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09

Instructions have been given by Gov Donaghey to Bruce T. Bullion, his secretary, for the preparation of the annua 1 Thanksgiving proclamation. Gov. Donaghey has decided that he will not jump on a fellow that is down and select different day for Thanksgiving than that de- cided upon by President Taft, but will agree with him on Mo- vember 2S. Secretary Bullion is now going over the long list of things the state has to be thank. full for and as soon as he has it in such shape that nothing will be overlooked, the proclamation will be forthcoming.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09
F. J. JOHNSON, EDITOR
BINARY FOR POSTMASTER

PRIMARY FOR POSTMASTER
 In other places it is very prob Die that primary elections will eheld to select postmasters so bst the choice of the people may ehad to fill these positions. here are large nun bers of the Best Democrats" ever made al. esdy clamoring for the post 6ceat this place. In fact there FethOse after this position who enever knew belonged to the Frty until after the presidential
 ctiOn. Others are soliciting rommendation for the position ho have done nothing else but ps for offices ever since we can fnenOer i've advise these to working for a living).
 mere are a number of good Fnocrats in Prescott, in fact @Oest ones we have, who have e'er held or asked for any kind
 paollc office. This is the kind
 man that should have our AlOmce. If one of these could selVe the endorsement of our 'a'or and congressman it s4lu not Dc necessary to hold a
 uary' The people certainly 'ula nave an opportunity to N Who they want for their s'uaster and we believe a pri- aly election would be a very Sslaclory way of selecting one.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09
"Tells the Whole Story"

To say that Foley's Honey & Tar Compound is best for children and grown persons and contains no opiates tells only part of the tale. The whole story is that it is the best medicine for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis and other affections of the throat, chest and lungs. Stops la grippe, coughs and has healing and soothing effect. Re- member the name, Foley's Honey & Tar Compound. and accept no substi- tutes. For sale by Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09
be appointed

Funny how things will change. Since Wilson's election go per cent of the voters appear to be Democrats and have been work ing a life for the party (to hear them tell iD, Yet, Mckinley carried Nevada county.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09

Did you ever hear anyone make a statement like this: For twenty years 1 have fought, bled and died for the Democratic party and think now since Will. son has been elected I ought to be appointed -"
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09
Tine Prescott Daily News
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|htered as second class mail matter
 srpmber 4th, 1905, at the postoffice Prescott, Ark, under the act of twress, March 3, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09
Warning Order

The defendant, Myrtle Roane is warned to appear in this court within thirty days :and answer the complaint of the plaintiff Sandy Roane. This the End day of November, 1912.
 ]. A. BAILEY, Clerk of the Chancery Court, Nevada County, Arkansas.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09

Christian church. Bible school at 10 a. m. Preaching II a. m. Evening service at 7:30 p. m' Every one invited to all ser vices.
 c. H. Gilmore, minister.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09
Warning Order

The defendant, Rosa Aiken, is warn- ed to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Metso Aiken. This the End November, 1912.
 J. A, BAILEY, Clerk of the Chancery Court Nevada County, Arkansas.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09

Presbyterian Church. Rev. H. w. Steen, pastor.
 Sunday School at 10 a. m.
 Temperance Sunday will be observed by the Sunday School in a special program arranged for the occasion and all members of the school are urged to be present and will be given a hearty welcome.
 Preaching by the Pastor morning service at II, a. m., Ev- ening service at 7:30 p. m.
 All are invited to the services of the day.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09
In Nevada Chancery Court

Sandy Roane Plaintiff
 vS Myrtle Roane Defendant
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09
In Nevada Chancery Court

Metso Aiken Plaintiff
 VS Rosa Aiken Defendant
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-09
The Churches Tomorrow

Methodist Church-Rev. A. M {. Shaw, pastor.
 Sunday School at 9;45 a. m.
 Regular services at II a. m. and 8 D. m. conducted by the pastor.
 Everybody cordially invited to attend both services.
 Stewards meeting Monday 1st Baptist Church
 Sunday School at 9:45. a. m. Everybody cordially invited.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-03-07
Avoiding Writer'S cramp.

Shuangh chi'uer. although the name
may sound like disease. is not n
form of writer's cramp. On the CON
trary, their" purpose Is to prevent II.
The words mean the double balls"
and shuangh chi'uer are two iron
balls. an inch or SO In diameter. which
nestle in the right hand OF every Chi
nese man of letters for hours each
day, one being revolved about the
other until they are worn bright
They are just large enough to make
a handful, and the action of shifting
one about the other brings the fingers
into play and lends them that supple
ness and digltal dexterlty which Is
necessary In the manipulation Of the
Chinese lettering-pen or flne.pointed
brush. OF what a simpllcItyl-Atan-
tic.