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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-12

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1850 beginnt) iii aiif Seite i35 unter
|Sem Sabre f776 ipoftlid) foI1enbcs 5lt
leien:
vsSiinafer 5rancisea focren gcrnn.
me lit NIT 9Ieiiiiii ip1ter, aber BON
herieIben Sann nnd)aetragcn) SeD.
Iesin. Die iiillgitc Scr iidl bier anfhai.
ien0en 3ipoen 5d,weiterl, Lief Iienss
tags b. /. Gftober noAnittngs geaen
3 llGr, ipahridleinlid bon 3orn INC
9ranomein berniiid)t uori1blid ulItcr.
bnIb Der 5fa0t in aen 9lbein lui0 er.
trorf; iunr0e baIo cberh1I6 Gbcrre.
ieI (eine babe Stimoe iinierbaIb
gad)nrndD geInnoct imo bdiclblt ben
2ten nuf Dem Stirdlbof beagdben; aft
oem gcrnelmen nadD 5iutid)eil 60 un0
20 ssahren.
Gb tie id)on imS ipro6c mar, fueib
i'd tlidlt. ie0enfnlls nber mar Tic 3ipma
lidl at. ais iie iid) DDS, gebeu iaInt,
mo riit Der Sebniudlt noh einent
ssoeaI mar rs BET ibr ifon lance uor.
bel. llno Der 3orn nnS Der @rnnnt,
mein luerien Gin eieeHtbiintIides Siht
diii iljreH Gbnrntter lino lire Sebens.
iiibrnilg. gaenn es bod, tuenigitens
al,ien 9ahoraher Riesling 0eiueieu
D1re!
gtein, nit Sieier oIien Tame bat Die
Screiei geidlihtlih nidts ia id)affen
nno mir lueroen gut thuu, biz auf
tueiteres an Der nIten stuiiniiiina 'eit.
8nbalien: Die Gage BON Der fhonen
3altberiH iii cine ireie Griinbung
g'retltanos. lie peitperbreitefen Gr.
3ublimgen BON Der @niiernire niogen|
ibm babel berpuBt cber unbapl,bt pors
aeidipeht hnben. Suugier 5ran3isfa.
SepIciin lit oaran iinituIOig.
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fid bic bsibsn srfisn 9srie bss 9isoes
herumsiebtn, beftubst iih bas bon
Sipei putten aebaIttns m1pper, Elm
rauhenosr GhornItsin. nit ge3llg ods
rauf, Dob 5risbri1 WiIheIm nfft 5lis
gIeih Grbbiitfenberr 3u RKinbolltt
getpeien In. als folder ift er. nsbtns
b.i bensrtt, Der ahnbtrr Der 6i.itnbes
iiber litFth purieslIi. su bsreu SAINT
lie cirh 0sirotb olif Der Stadismls
ntfter Tr. 5reiberr BON Storlsmtr
aebOrt. 3pei SSigursn rehis uno
linta trdetli unter oem Nrm cine Gnie,
NIT anIpielune auf ben Namen .Gns
ienpfub!@. nno Elm WdlOborn. De
SnIhrift Der W1ormorpIotff Idutst:
lem 4nbenten bes d1nrfiirItIifwn
hmrpfdIsiihen rbsutenbsn grbforftsrs
uub 5orltinfpetiors bts porbtren
Soons. Serrn TSriebr. MiIb. iiiih.
gen.: Der s5dgsr aus gbarpfnIs. 8ss
ipiomst pom alIlerb0niten ssogobsrrn
Q. W1. aailer Dilbelm III. unb jsis
nen 51ssru." Der 9aifsr Bat Don
4nfans an lsbbaFies Suiereiis fir oiss
iss GensmoI bsseigt. b1s nun am 13.
Quguit in ieiner Geeenipurt fsierlif,
tiugereibt iperbsn ioIi. Cine befons
bere Ghruna bat sr bem 5dger aus
aurpfol3 ihon onburd, ertpisien. bab
er bic Sineneife Dem Gorbs Jdeers
Battalion in gotsbdm dls garubes
marid) perIieben BAT. llnb spenn tr
iett i'm tiefsn, rauitenben, bsrrlifen
Soonfpalb erfhciHt. in bem tt srit stns
NAL. i'm Sabre 1883 ndh b<t Gina
fpeihuna bes Nieberpoionenimols, ets
tpeiIt unb geiogt bat. odnH tpirb isbsna
falls duh aus 6unDerteR BON HsbIsn
ruadsrsr rbeinifter Joritltute imter
trdftigsr Malohornbelsituna Dos fhos
ne aieo Rom ~asSlstr ans aurpfofs1
erfhdilen, tueiihin rniotrhaIlsnb in bem
mdtti9sn WdIossrduni. unb nit nod
mehr gsesiIterung aIs fonft iptrbeH bic
WGnHer BON Der griintn 5orbt binduss
fin1en: rBoriluiiig IN Die J6gerti -
NnhRr duf oriiner 6eib'!"
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.llno On getrauIt Dir Die auSfiib'
rllng 3u2"
,gs ioa feiner bon ben aittiderrl
mebr eernoe ouf oen 6itben ltrbeu
fonnen!"
yWaflt III beine Sade gut, 70 ioa
es 9eiu Shaoen nift iein!"
,Mednen Sic aitf mid, Serr Selit-
nant", entgegnete Sobanlt laheno
itito oerlicB bas 3immer.
y2co - SEQ, es u1llB gelingeiI" J"
riei 9eino aufiisbelno.
(5ortieslrne fol8t)
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Der ltripruss Der 2Orelei.S Gage
Bon profsFor Or. g. HrauH
(geters6urg).

Dor nunmehr Iiebsn Sahren bat Or.
Y. 5oitbofs fsStuttgart in Der -Jrdnts
flrter 3titung" sinen Mufidb iiber ben
uriprung Der 2orelsis6ags srfd3tinen
ldfen. Gr iu6t burin nahsupsifen.
bob bieIe Sage nid,t etne frsie Grim
bung 81. 8rsntdnos Tti fi1tt alIGsmein
onssnOmmsn tpiro). fonD<rH baB lie eis
nerieits uuf Die ur1Ite gtrm1nlfte
Tradition BON Dafitrmunsi. onbersrs
ieits auf cine 1iftorifdk. 9bnsfads -
ben SeI6itmorb ein<s 5r6iilsin 9<is
iss IN Ha61sa6 " Ns1iHn bss. g.
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Darh bic gfume

llnttrOffisir (3u btm In llrldu6 ass
hen6en SclDateHl: ~weraanssnss
sagtr hnben Gis meinsr 5rau III
Weibnu6ieH einen Ghtnien miioss
brdft. ais Sic bonn llrlaub snriid.
tanrtn; bdb Cir iim nid,t uninIsebi
.... nm bisis 3eit ibt moR iibsrs
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Die RinOer Der Jrau
Oon R(anO.
(1prtiebuna.l
aoman BON g. 9 e Ip.

(5Ortiebung.)
sd babe ibm einen 2orbeertron5
eepunbsn," iogtr frau 2sptne, I'D
pubte, oob er ihn erringeu peroe."
Der Qlten puroe es ihperer fort5us
fubren.
rGs mubte ibn unsrsifsn, - srit Die
4ngit - bann Die 5rsuos -"
.Gr rpiro barnah gsiunoen, Suie!"
Die nidts, olitomutenbaft.
limb nun2 Rod imner bore id
ben Waeen niht uno 0u tameit iton
Ipdt. ST - sr bel Senorit?"
.gei 5errn 5enorit.."
.aber - ben S6IuB ben
SdIuB!">
.Sie iubsIten unD iis reifsn uno etr
Serr trot Dor uuO oantte i'm Iomen
DEG 8srfafsrs."
,4rmsr ,sran3 Elm 9itter Dor
osm @orbang nit ariiden, bas
tonnts audi ni6t ieiH!" ia9ts 6rau
2epine.
limb - mub, muB i'd es 0snn ia
gsr?" FammeIts Sufs.
Die Serrtu mari ibr einen fsItias
men Bid gu. DAB er niht btmtom'
men nil, bsuts, mein juueer, trobiger
Sisger2 8, mir molten ibn ihon boz
lem"
Suis ftarrte Dor Ti6 bin. Sd fab
nur ibn, ben aeiner fannie, ben i'd
aIs tleinsu Snabsn ouf msinen Grs
men Qebalteu o, oos 2d6sIn! onnn
beugte sr ii6 Dor, bic Grresung bate
ibm oas Gsiidt ssrDthet - oonu lsbHs
te sr iit 5uriit -"
.Deiter i6 ftbe ibn aud"
orGngte bic 3ubOreroe.
rSis gingsH, Die 2suis, i6 absr -,
lnsin aItes 6sr3 puIts iibsr. it mubts
ibn iprehen - neil er ui6t tam, pisIs
Ieiht bas 5ortesRu Der Ulenss srit
sripurteu ipoIlte trat ih eiu -"
Rein. iis mubts es ausfprs9sa,
nidts tam ibr ~ 5ilfe.
~Sa, id babe ihn auf msineu glrz
men gsbabt uno ibsr ibn 5hrdnen gss
rpeiut - sr mar Elm poterIoiss Ginb,
nun Bat es aud Der Simmsl 10 sss
polt, oab i'd - feinsH Isstsn -"
rSufs!"
sSeinsn lsstsn Qtben3us auffina!"
rSuie!" Sc mar treiideun - bros
3enb.
nSis tpsintsn bann ane I'm i'm, Der
5ntenoont, bic ShauipaIsr, Der 4rst,
0err 6eHori.. gs mar bic Sreubs,
peIbe ibu gstootst bate - bic Rustl
9otts ii6 seisntt.+
Sbne Reguns ftonb bic f6pnrss,
9agere Jrau, srit oIs Suis ibre 5auo
'abts. befann fie iid.
limb i6 fIodt ibm ben Rron3 unb
d obnte es Hi6t -" Tie la6te lren.
Sufs rang bic Sanbe unb ihludS,e.
~Dos tootst iis. nimmt ibr ben 9srs
tanb."
rRein!" iogte bic Grou mit elmer
9rdbesittmme, has tootet mid ni6t
inb roubt aud ben Deritonb nid3t -
d bin gu gsiuuo an Sorpsr unb 9tift.
5f babe h1ur - ouh gliidlIh Isin
pollen metne lssisn 2.benstngs. Gas
par Elm fr.DeIbdfier WunT6 -"
Sic baben ibn in bus Stabtbdus
jebro6t, gu Ssrrn 5eHbrit.A
.Gr giug bon mir - er itarb an
'er Jreuoe - aber nit grpu gsgsn
MD! Sft bas gsre1tigteit2 -"
aeine qntport, bic gottsreeitaItsn
ingsum iporeu iiumm.
Sic fabte mad BEN Erons. ,Gomm
5ufe, sur Qeinsnfpafe bel meinem
tinoe.."
Sic ma5ts Elm padr S4ritte. retts
'ie 4rme empor uno brad 5ufams
nen.
4ie eins Rorne fniete Sufe nsben
YER i6Darssn gsitoIt IN Ulitien bes
acknowledgement Raunies.
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@tfaIf4tt getrante

u TdI mfe OetTn n &c
une Grtratte. Inter Der etmos
irdtiidtn 4bmiHiiiroiion iheiut Elm
ffHeioissr 3us CUR snersiThen 9urds
fiibruns bes GeieBss fir RENE Robs
rungsmitieI su DtbtR, iino bod in Der
tur3sn 3eit hires 9efiebens mebr l'es
berfiibrungen non 9efsbesiibertretuns
gen er5lelt fucrbeu. ols uuter repuhlis
tanif6er 6trrftoft felt erlob besGes
iebss. 60 gisbt bds 4derbdu Tss
pdritmsns nsun Weruribeilungen hes
tonnt, bon benen bier Gpiritucfsns
banoIer uHb fiiHf 5abrisanten DoH
grtratien bstreifen. Sn sfpsien Der
5dlIe hanoelt es ii6 Inn glsip Yorfer
iSirmen. Qubties Bros. bon Rem
Yors tDarsn auasilnat, .soh WiFouri
cine SeHoung hxs ais .Ropol 5om 8
5srrp~ betannisn Getrdnis aefdidt gu
baben, hds nihi allein Derfdlgd,i, ions
BERN oud foIih stitettirt mar. Die
analnfe I'm 6su,iitsn 9urean eranb,
Dob oos Oetr1nt iptHig ooer gar teiHt
Ser enthisIt, rsIht unteg normolen
gerhaltniHen ever 6auptbtiinnbtbsii
BON ~1om ono StrrpA bilosn. unb b1b
Is mit StsintobIentbesrfdrbe ssFdrbi
mar. I'm ion eos 2lusIeben bes eften
ErOouft.s sa eebsn. Die girma be-
fannie iicb ihulbis unb iuurbe su elmer
Celebrate bon S25 perurtbeiIt.
5ermann s}u6s pon Rem gcrt bes
tannie iit i6uibis, gsTdIinien uno
fdIfh et.seitirten 8aniIIe sGrttait uro
erobeer Gifen3 p.rIonbt gu bdben.
Der 9auiIls Grtratt beitdHo aus als
toboI. DoHtr unb tiinitlidsr 9anils.
Die Gillette auf ben 5Iafden Iautete:
.Banills Grtrott. @drdntirt unter
Serie Qo. 1892. 8. 5uhs, Jmporisur,
SdbritoHt unn gambler In fsinsn Gis
ienSen. SeIeH nno grirnttsn. 173 Heii
groobmdn, Gfe Werib Strats, Rem
BORT - Die Ggobeer Gfeus be-
itanb aus WaI:r 4Is0boi, 3udsr unb
tiiniiIitsm 4etbsr nrb mar nit anilin
gefdrbi 5ufs entiom in bsiDen y6ls
fen NIT fufpenoirtsm nrikiI. Quf
obalite anfIoeen bin ipurbe bic 5ubs
ion Manufacturing Go. BON Gbicdgo,
Sn., In strti i5dIlsn 81 800. begin.
$50 unb sur Sragung osr Rotten bss
glro5siiss peruriheili. Jn Nm einsn
5olls banbelis ts iih um elm .Msrican
YoHiIln 1onto griraft~ unb In Dem
on0erm bnIIe um ein .prims 8aniIa
Griract" stiteitiriss probust, bic btibe
ais ~rrins ganins ; grtratte in ben
6nnosI gsbra6t nurbtn. Die GetbntB
Company BON gbicaso rpuro, ihalpig
bsfnHDtn. oefdlfhie Grbtstra, andnnss
unD gdH1nen Ssls. foipis g|firii6s
Gfen5 nah Ssrns geianbt su bab<n.
Sie ipiirbs su 500 @elDbuBs unb an
ben fcit<n peruribeat. Die Wheelino
Spscialin gotilsrn Co., Waselina 20.
9o.. fDurce fhuloig beFunoen, erei
G6iftr thies Bier ats .1empewnss
Bier nn4 peHhiplDnnisn rerfanbt su
bdben. DDS gsr Fuurbe bfithlaanahnit
unb Dernifiei. Tas gleife Ehidfal
trnf fiinf5ebn CAB aunfiipsln. bic ais
sEhic GoIoeH eagle Ecuppernong
@ins' bon CbiO na6 MifTougi ggFdnbt
IDOre<n Marin, foiDis fiinfssbn siissn
grdnop. rpeIfs bic Jrdnfis Chopper
Co. Gbicago, suntsr @nr0ntit. alg
seognac@ in ben 60Hbsl gsbraht bat
Il. Gas probnit belicnb in Der
5nnpifnds aus fiinItlih esIdrbttm
Sprit, Der aber nid5i aus 9saut.n be.
ffffffrt tssnrhsu tnav
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Gtub.

Sduier baben ibe S6idfal. tpie
Die Wtenihen; ~Wenn Stsine reoeH
tonnten." bsibt es oft.
Sic reben ia! Sn al ben 9ertoufss
often. fpel6e In bereeHenen unb pers
itanbten Jd6ern ouf a1nsIeien unb
Rdt9bduiern liegen, iinb 5duferftids
iale resiitrirt - iiHb .Stsine, bic res
osn."
Der unter5ei6neie unb untsrTieaelte
&ontratt, in pel6em s5rau 9ebine BON
glanb. Banter ggpn Don gIanbs
g8ittpe unb uniDerialerbin," ibre Dor
Dem ISeitenD gelegene 8iaa NIT ltlem
3ubeAor unb Dem iie umgebenbsnareaI
an einen rei6eaDorbenen Wlssger Ders
taufts, reo<t jesi, nod feds 5ab.sn
nod bapon, bnb Die 9ame, Ds3 I1nnlis
den 8eiistbums iibsrbriiiiig, fit g.rne
Deifelben entdnberte benn Joi5.
giotbpenbigieit 5tDangea iis ni6t tas
Su.
llnb bic Gteine Der mauer, pelfs
iest an Der SislIs Der griinsn Seds
has Gebiet R1mmtre1 ppn Dem sbsmas
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psan enUdbue tn sreten oas .aint. sortsslaii-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21

to hold his attention. "Thcyyc got TO sell, he kept
rcassuring himself.
Il was a sharp day: but he threw open the Windows
The room sufoca,cl him He reached up 10 case his
collar and found it wil,cl into iabby rag. The clock
seemed 10 stand still l. before licked with such
a laggarily beat At last he saw the hands approach
two "Thani. Gol," ne brcathcl. "Anothcr such hour
would PROSTATE me" He weak, actually exhausted
For the first time he reflected upon his years, and the
thought reused him 10 resentment. They'll ini
plenty Of me still" he boosted 10 himself But the
thought persisted despite his sclidccct In his heart
Of hearts he doubted his strength.
THERE was a sudden hubbub outside his door You
can't 90 in" he heard someone say. I'm sorry
but Mr. Benton has issued positive orders TO keep YOU
out Of here
well if YOU won't believe me find out for yourself
replied the other.
The voice was somehow familiar; but for the moment
he could not place it.
ITS Mr. Lambert Sir" Mcthucn, the assistant adj
vcrtising manager explained entering without knock
ale insists that he's here by appointment
Craig himself appeared before he could reply. You
got Blar's message didn't YOU;
Benton signalcd Nlcthucn retire. "Closc the door,
he called after him His eyes were on Craig Pcrpezity
and amaze rippcd his tongue. $50 you're the mani ne
managed to suttcr. In his establishment ne gr"pci Tor
fine dcsl; edge EVERYTHING seemed topsyturvy. Its
impossible" he muttcrcl "impossiblc' bcrscrker
fr srgcd in his hot Old veins He felt his spine s'liicn
and his nostrls dlatc He motioncd the younger man
- , chair and sank into his own. The touch OF the
leather cushions seemed 10 Undue him with strength
H.. was back on his throne Here on his battle-ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21

fac'urer. when you're prepared t
take up the matter again. You can
ten dollars q bu,hcl.
Not particularly anxious to-
Benton wheeled upon the speaker
~Out with it, Blair! What's up your
sleeve?"
arms, and strong ones, as you'll
find out before many days"
We'll, YOU can't strong-arm me.
III go out Of business first"
You'll probably have TO-, COM
placently remarked Sam.
so, that's Your game, is il? Try
it, and you'll find your hands full
and your pocket empty before you're
through.
Blair yawned. "That's about all,
isn'tit? Sorry we can't get together.
Good day"
Benton started for the door; but
changed his mind and turned back.
you're not playing a lone game
who's in this with you,
"A friend OF yours, Benton, since
YOU ask. | may as well be frank.
It's really waste Of time TO talk
with me. I'm not in q position to
close with YOU at a hundred dollars
a bean. You'll have TO see my
partner
The old man was perpleXed.
"Who IS he' | can't think Of any
one with a particular reason TO hunt
for my scalp.
Got you going, ch: tainted the
broker. "Don'tguess. You wouldn't
hit the mark in thousand shots.
But at that your conscience ought
TO discover a dozen likely chances.
You've tramplcd pretty promis-
cuously in your day, b. b.
None Of that crowd, retortcd
the other. "Thcrc's brains back Of
this man. Sam, look here. ms tone
grew confidential snow your hailI.
I'm free TO confess that I'm IN BAD
way. Imust begin TO bake or we Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21

WHEN Benton reached his office he rang at once for
w his secretary. "Hardy cancel all appointment
for today. I'm expecting message from a Sam Ban
If he calls put him right through
aIIe 'phoned Just before YOU arrived
what did he say
~That his partner would meet YOU at two O'Clock.
He fingered "Thcrc are some matters about which
wish 70 speak TO YOU Sir.
aNot interested in anythng-gct out! Oh, by the
way. did he mention the mans name"
40, Sir
The next hour was one Of racng anxiety, and he fc,
himself age under the strain. He lighted cigar, ana
cast il into the cuspilor after the first puff He sought
diversion in the ticker; but the price Of securities failed
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-18

We have for years past noticed
one very undesirable feature in
t h attendance of the public
school in the higher grade, viz:
There are, as rule. many more
girls attending than boys. Why
is this? Where are the boys?
They leave school many of them,
in their early or middle teens as
soon as they are able to get a
position as clerk in some store or
office under the impression that
they are wasting time by remain
ing in school longer. The aver
age boy thinks that if he gets
some business position that will
enable him to earn a few dollars
a month, and that looks towards
his final occupation in life, while
his .classmate sticks to school
three or four years longer, he
has just so many years the start
Of his companion who remains in
school. Now the real facts in
the case are..that the reverse Of
this is the truth. The boy who
remains in school and acquires
thorough education lays a found
alton that will surely, OF h er
things being equal. enable h m
to surpass his class mate. who
left school three or four years
earlier.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-18
NOTICE

| am still in the Second Hand
Machinery business. have just
sold one sixty horse power boiler
to the Junction City Lumber Co.
and to Jim Bryan of Emmett.
have Boilers and Engines listed
with me as fast as | sell. | have
some good bargains on hand.
Boilers from twenty horse power
up. | sell nothing but good SER
vicable goods. if you want a good
fifteen horse power portable boil
er. good almost as new, will
give you bargain, will a k e
good pony as part pay.
Jim Snodgrass.
Advt Prescott, Ark, Phone 294.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-18
REST ROOM

May the LIST, The Pure Food
Grocery & Notion Co. 122 West
Front St. at the Red Front will
open a conveniently arranged
rest room in the west end of
their store.
This will be for the convenience
especially of white women and
children from the country, chairs,
tables, wash room. reading mat
ter, toilet ETC., will be suppli-
ed. The Store with no flies in
it nor on it. Advt
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-18
GUN GROVE

Miss Savanna Reeves attended
the party.
Dan Vickers is on the sick list
at this writing.
Wonder where Early Martin
was Saturday night?
We have been having some
cool weather for the past few
days.
w. L. Morris and wife spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
T. B. Stovall.
The party at Mr.. Francisco,
was largely attended and all re-
ported a nice time.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-18
800 REWARD, 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutlonal estment, Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-18
NOTICE

The Hampstead County sing
ing convention will meet at Arte-
sian church, on the Prescott and
Emmett Road 5 miles from Pres
colt the third Sunday in April, at
ten o'clock. Every body is in
vited especially singers and low
ers of music.
C F, Onstead Pres.
w. J. Hartsfield Sec.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-18

A boy that calls his mother the
"old woman or his father 1.-The
governor" is building on the
sand. Do you want to be a pow
er among men? to be leader?
Learn to control your temper, to
master yourself. A boy who
does not control his tongue and
his temper will never become a
master of men. Do not initiate
the vices of fast young men,
thinking it will make you manly.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-18
DENTAL WORK
SAVED HIM.

at didn't kill me, but | think it
would, if had not been for Hunts Cure
| was tired, miserable and we'll nigh
used up when commenced using it for
an old and severe case of eczema One
application relieved me and box cured
me. | believe Hunts Cure will cure
any form Of itching known to mankind
Clifton Lawrence, Helena, Okla.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-18
NO CALOMEL NECESSARY
MeCall's Msgssiss'

The injurious effects and unples
ness of taking calomel is done n
with by Simmons Liver Purlhel.
mildest known Liver medicine, vi
most thorough in action. Put
yellow tin boxes only. Price 25c.
once; used always.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-18
Some Specials

We have a lot of Mem
and Boys Belts that vi
are selling at a bargail|
We are Overstocked d
these and want to sell 4
your own price.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-16
STEAMER URANIUM
STILL on ROCKS
Over Eight Hundred Passengers
Taken OF Safely.

Halifax, N. S., Jan. 14.-The steam
err Uranium, which terminated her
voyage from Rotterdam by piling upon
a rocky reef ten miles below Halifax
In fog, remains fast, with Captain
Eustace and crew aboard, but all the
$50 passengers safe ashore at the i'm.
migration station here. Whether the
vessel could be saved was problemati.
cal. Wrecking steamers planned to
pull on her at high tide.
The steamer is stuck bow on, with
seventeen fathoms of water under her
stern. The bow plates were ripped
open and NJ. 1 hold is water filled.
The vessels position is only few
hundred yards from the lighthouse at
Chebucto head, where the keeper de.
clares he was blowing his fog horn
when the vessel struck.
The rescue of the Uranium's pas.
sengers was accomplished by lifeboats
from Chebucto head and by transfer
to the government steamer Lady
Laurier, which was prompt to reply
to wireless signals. There was no
panic, Notwithstanding that among
the passengers were many women and
children.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-16
FIRST STEP TO OBEY
DECREE OF COURT
Union Pacific Directors Resign
From Southern Pacific.

New York, Jan. 14.-Directors and
officers of the Union Pacific railroad,
who also were directors Of the South.
ern Pacific, rendered their resigna-
tons as the first step in compliance
with the decree of the United States
supreme court dissolving the two
roads. Directors Of the Southern Pa.
ciflc also connected with the Union
Pacific resigned.
julius Kruttschnitt resigned as d.
rector of maintenance and operation
Of the Union Pacific and was elected
chairman of the board of the Southern
Pacific, succeeding r. S. Lovett, re-.
signed. Judge Lovett, Mortimer l..
Schiff and Frank A. Vanderlip also re-
signed from the Southern Pacific ex.
ecutive committee and were succeed
ed by Robert Goelet, James N. Wal
lace and r. P. Swenson.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-16
MELLEN ATTORNEYS
ATTACK INDICTMENT
Abatement Plea Halls Proceed.
ings for Present.

New York, JAN 14.-Counsel for
Charles S. Mellen, president of the
New Haven railroad, filed a plea of
abatement in the United States dis
trict court, asserting that the recent
indictments against Mellen, President
E. J. Chamberlin of the Grand Trunk
railway and Alfred Smithers, chair
man of the Grand Trunk, were void,
because one of the grand jurors, Al
bert A. Stephens, was resident of
New Jersey.
Messrs. Mellen, Chamberlin and
Smithers were indicted for violation
of the criminal clause of the Sherman
antitrust law for participation in an
alleged monopoly agreement between
the two roads. Mellen and Chamber
lin entered pleas of not guilty and had
until now to change these pleas.
The plea of abatement halts all pro-
ceedings until the validity of the in
dictment is established.