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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-04-10

Ed Wymsn and Miss Nettie Wells
we're married Saturday. Mr. Wyman
is a Steady going young man of this
place, now employed at the lock and
dam, aud the bride is daughter of S.
e. Wells. of near Imam. The boys
serenaded them Saturday night at the
home of the groom's sister, Mrs. Ed
Barrett.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-04-10
COW
FEED

We have installed a feed
grinder, which grinds corn in
ear, shuck and cob, for feed.
ing purposes. Just the thing
to take the place of expen-
sive bran. Bring us a sack
fulof corn and let us grind it
for you. Once using ground
corn feed you will use no
other. We charge only one
eighth toll, or cash proper
tomato to market price for
corn. Will grind ON Fridays
or Saturdays.
HILL & SON
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-04-10
Will Picnic Here.

The Junior League of the M. E.
Church, South, Jasper, met yesterday
evening to perfect plans for their pic
mic at Sequachee Saturday. Weather
being favorable there will be a large
attendance. The famous Blowing
Spring will be the nucleus around
which the day will be spent, and a
very pleasant time is anticipated.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-04-10
LANDS FOR SALE.

| have for sale two of the best &C.
ment PROPOSITIONS in the q. s. One
of the best phosphate propositions on
the market in the U. S. Two coal
propositions, one of 1900 sores and one
of 10, 600 acres. Parties wishing to
purchase these write
J. 9. WALL, Sr.,
Sequatchie, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-04-10
Chicken Feed.

Crushed Corn makes an ideal feed
for young chicks, and is better for
them than meal. soc bushel, 25c a
peck, at the mill. Crushed from
shelled corn.
HILL Il SON.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-04-10

Consumption successfully treated
and cured. Address inquiries to Lone
Oak Health Reservation, Kuickerbock-
or, Texas.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-04-10
THE ALASKA
REFRIGERATOR

will save its cost in two seasons
by its reduction in ice bills and
spoilage of food. 1t protects
health; it embodies everything
that experience has proven to
be best in refrigeration. 1t is
made in the largest refrigera-
tor factory in the world-over
] 100000 have been made and
sold to date. All sizes for the
home, grocer and butcher.
Send for complete booklet.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-04-10

We will sell to you IS lbs of fresh
ground meal at the mill for 25c IN
til further notice.
HILL 81 SON,
Sequachee, Tenn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
EarmDcrihluk bnrdJ @aocidnnamm.

SIN 9riirer 9esirtsipital puro.
elm patient opsriert. BEL Dem Elm bis
ieBt nod nismaIs feItqeIteater Be
Neues aus Not. L. S6siIt, 8 -
Funo: Der @erfGlGB oss 0ormes
ourh einsn Baosfhnamm, bers'i6n.t
puroe. Der Botisnt ertrantte an
Grbre6en, lleb,lteit, Q.ibitm,rs.n
md NnFtreibunq oss 2ei6es. 6hon
Die MoqenfpiiIune f0roerte oas iibers
rnidsnof ReIuItot outage. oaB Iid in
Der SpuIfIiiHiatsit 9eile zines 3D.
oef6pommes fano.n. Der 8ati.ni
tonnte ni6t anqeben. tpie Die
Sdpommftiide in oen G0rper oelanot
iparen. % 81. Operation infoIe.
os5 Strdubens hes patisnten iebr
'pdt por9enommsn puroe. 10 itarb
sr, obtpobl er f. gut iberftdno.n
hotts, ON nG6iten SAGE an 6ersz
'6pdt.. Sm 0~Innoorm tpurb, Der
gaoei6lpomm bon nob.au HauIaro<
BE 9tfunoen. Gr mar iebr ii6elriez
hsno unb peridlob oi. 0nIdq. o.s
Odrmes. Wis Der 9aoeIhpdmm in
ben Darn eeraten mar, bli.b Elm @,s
betmnis, 3umol IS ith BEL o:m pa
tient.n nift nm sinen @siItsstrdnt.n,
iono.rn qeiitie pouie normalsn M.n<
fden hdnoeIte. @.rf6luB o.s Darz
mes burh JremotDrpsr lit ni6t 70
ielten. DIS folfe tommen in Sc
traht: Sbftterne, Miin3en. Ndosln,
fnIIhe I3Ghne, Ginqslpeioetpurmer
uno Dor alien @au.nitsine. Mm bdu>
tighten untsr alien Sr:motDrpsrn mos
den @a1snitsine CurmperiaIuB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
Neucs %lutitinnnasmittcl.

Sn Der 9Iinit oes gerner Gbirurs
gen Prpf. Or. Sbeo0pr Ro6er 1T
III oen IeBten 0ohtn Elm. neue gluts
itilun9smstbo0s sur 4~nmenouno oes
tpmmen, bic fir Die 0eiterentnidz
Lang Der Spsrotionstehnit BON srh.bz
'tfer Seoeutung Iein miro. Dem .rz
lten Qntitsnten 9o6srs. Or. Inton
6onto, 1T e. nad lanoen tbeorstiIhsn
untsr'uhun9en UNI prattiiten Der
luhen %9eIun9en, ourh Elm ishr ems
fndles @erfabrsn einen glutbeItonos
tell, Ger Die @srinnung tart beifleuz
ri9t. IN 9roBsrsn M,ngen oarsuIt.ls
len uno iteriI in 4mpuuen oui,ub.z
tpohrsn. Su Der prdttiidsn @nfp.ns
Dung bat iid oisies Qrdparat II
lton BET elmer Reibe BON Cperatio4
nen bera5rt. 50 puro. !. 9. Sci
elnem 9dmopbilen (9Iuter) Elm. gIus
lung, Die man mad Den bisberioen
Itsihoosn niht itjqen tonnte. nit
Dem ntuen MittsI Don D.. Tonio
mad peniQen Minuten gum Stiuz
ltono 9strddt. Gsrner tonnts Die
SpsrotIon elmer blutsnosn @eihpuIIt
ohnt irseno cine llntsrbiuouu1 ourtl.
ae'ubrt rperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
QeueS dus Udtur- unc
6eilfunce.
Ete Artitel untcr oieier &ubrit iinb Iehrreih
nno lnterelant; in ihren Gusfibrunqen
uno acknowledgement resralenttren
he nber offers n DIT Die Nniiftcu ees
@eiuHohelt5ratbs.
@tl@l0NignnN bon 3icArlcitu-acu
anrdl GroirGmc.

G,AItr6ue iino sItttriit: Strome.
Bic i5ren Qe9 in Der Gr0e nebmen
urQ ourd) ibye Sic Tetatle ssritpen=
e S8;rtuuq cine Qrob: Gefdbr Iii
ais III Ser Groe ptrleaten mstaIIiiItn
ScltunsCr. lpis Gas uno NaIerr6bs
rem. elsItriite 8atel II a.. bi:rsn.
Niele StToms Iino 0aS.r 'sit tlner
Rtlbs pon &ndrer BON : II on 81,
5rd9e intsre1isrten tetaiiten &rti-
len lri;n6lif un.eliuhi porOen. 1ie
CueIlcn Der Groitrome fno tells
re Gtoe ieIbit, Sic Ourt @erdnce=
rnnQen ihrss md8netiitsn ,3uItnno,s
Ter iriolae bon Reitunatn in oen
a.mo'rhdrii1sn Sditttn e~Iettromdq.
rstiihe 8rdfte sr3eugt, t,ils ois 3abl
rtiher sIettriihsn aninoen. o.ren
Stromleiter abfjttIih o0er uuatitAts
lid Die GC0e bsrjihyen. tells Sic ii Ser
Groe p~tyjeaien mstauiIten 0eitun1er
oosr ion'ti9en tetui'teu RonI.rut
tttnstoJrey, Sic bet Ser 9%:ru6runo
nit csc Gvoe ,l:ttrii6e SplnnuEas
untcr'tieoe dufrsiisn. 4m melIter
iommen Sic Grofr0ule tl.ttr;faer
@ltihItrpu5ohnsu. Seren S6itnsn
ais Strontieitur9 bsrubt perotn. lei
Der 2erf5tuns oon Rohrltitunasr in
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01

den o 8snniplpanlen nabe oelien
ilolther @rsnse su MAIDEN, ObtuobI mir
Die Belt bnSu tndpp sugemeIen mar.
ia si9eutIih gang isbIte. Su @sttps'
burg ,uuroe b%etanntIId in ben 3asen
pom l. bis 3. Suit, uno audi barnber
biuaus. Der uniSi9i tie 9dbreS.
tag Der Sdlaht BON GETTYSBURG be'
snn9eu. uno sS marsu Die &eteranen
berIelben aus beinnhe alien Staten
auf Staatstpiten onb,n gstommen nm
Elm 8srbriioerunssieit 5lutltsn Yoro
uno Bib pobt oas IeBte ant oie'
Ter 8aits. - Ill iel1ru uno gum Iesten
Rale Grinnerungen'on oteie blutl9iie
Der Shlahtsn bes gro6sn Birgertris.
ges dusiutaulfen.
Is mar 1iherli9 cine groBnrtige uno
bsutmuroi9e 3%eriGmmlung, uno nab
ben ~gsrinsiten Shdbunaen waren uon
$4,000 bis 100000 Yeripueu anne.
ieno. ~atierotn9s bel wettem nldt Iouier
&etsranen, Ms,nss 8leibens oaislbit
mar niht lnnee uuo r aui Suuoen
belhrGntt. nlht nur iuegen Wnugel an
3eit %ionoeru aud weaen Der entieSs
llhen 0Iee. Dem be~angitlgenoeu @etpubl
BON 0ieniteu uberall uno benz Wlu'
gel an paiieuoer uutertunit fir Bs.
iuder. DIE Ssternnen campirteu IN
Wrmee' 3e!ten. Die cine gan;s Stnot
blIoeten, nuo IN Dem tleInsn 8ettns.
burg nit lelnsu 2-3 OotelS bate felr
YrinS ODER Staaismluliter mebr Ylat
seiunben.
Sd reilts olio nod am ieIben Nbsno
mieoer ab. troe Der turSsn 9eit absr
babe th bod eineu erlprie6lideu De.
iammts Ginorud BON Der aroBer
&suuion mitssnommsn. llno oisier
@inorud 1T bob 'oIhe lsitIidsn GU
inmmsntlnite Sluiihsn Noro uno Suo
s,uor reht ihon uno paiisno 81 lsin
ideinen, aber bic ,lpet emit lih bis oui
ben lob fsinol,fsu @lemeute chamber
niht ndber b%rin9sn t6nueu. Yihi
u mar bieS aud Der bsrrIhenoe Gln'
orud CUR 3stt in 8sttpsburs. Ipnosrn
eS ipuroe behauptst. uno Snblreiht
@plIooen Der 9uldmmsntunit be ~ 6.
len es. Dab gernos oisis @riunerunaer
on Den aroBen 8ursertrts9 Den untsr
hsr Aihe glimmenben SaB Der
SuolanOer pom lteuem dui i
durten. 9}ldt Uin.esr dis
ls limb tie oauou bis ina Warf biueln
ilberStu9t. bdB ihre Snhs sine esrehte
mar. uro oaB uur A~rieaselld uno
llsbermdht oieielbe ia nldts mahtsn
Edrin iii Der Suoeu immer nod 10.
liz. uno teine &esbrioeruues 81
{ il { lonoeru mn Die 3elt mno II Ii
0euerattoueu. touneu BARN Ndu'
Del ihalitu. Sbren si9tntIIhen 9ped
bat olio audi olelt grpBe Reunion total
psrieblt, uno &erusr eeS SiioenS habsn
aut ulhtS nnoereS ertuartet!
Mad oieler turjeu asnnseihnuuq
meines @tnorudS Don msinem ilIsseu'
Dan Beiuhs in gettysburg nil id) mid
auf elnen 9eoron9ten 9sihthtIlter
llsbsrblid Der 9roBsu Greigniiis be-
1hrdnten, Die iit Dor so Snbren nu'
oieism bJitorildl sspprosnen Sled @ros
abipisiten:
Seine Shlnht inter alien osneu, oit
nuf uoroameritnniihsm @oosu iih ab.
esipislt bnbsn. bat lid 10 osm @sodht,
nib oes amsritanliten &oltss eiuse.
prdet. feline 1T 10 oft uno 10 uieIseital.
zig in @ort uno Bib pprgsilhrt NOR.
ben, teines Der ShlahnsIesr gilt 10
isbr aIs oaS tppiih amsritaniide. tei'
mes lit 10 gum n%ationa.sn Naliabrtori
aeiporoen. mie oaS BON @ettpsburo
Dem psunlplpantihsu Qanoitaothsn
unbe Der @rsuss pOn MarpIano. limo
bas nit Hsht. bsnu Oprt unten. aui
Dem alien oeutih . psnniuIpanilhsn
SieoIunssbooeu, bat 6as 8afensIiid
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01

getro6t. gum S6uss eegsn oisfs
StrOme rpurosn in 9sutIhldno pom
Der r8srsinietsn Grofromtommiis
ion, bic ii6 aus @ertrstern beg
Gos= uno 0oFerfades. oss .~leftriz
I9en Sahes uno oes Strabsnbabnz
peiens 5ufammenfssts. 9orihriften
fir Die S6iensnanlage folder Sabnen
1useeurbeitst. Die hiersu erforo.rIi>
hsn llr.eriuhungen uno Mehu1gsn
psroen BON 8ipI. =Sna. j. geiis in
,iner Tahfhrift einqeheno beipro6en.
Ter Qneriff Der Rohrleitunaen srz
IfoIet bsim llsbereana 6es Stromes
;nifhsn Robr unb groe, bemsrtensz
pert.r Weife dbsr nur beim Stroms
austritt aus Dem Robr uno ni6t audi
bsim Gintritt. Die Wenge oss ger
Ftorten MtatsriaIs bdngt BON Der on
Der betreffenben STEELE iib:rq.berben
Strommenge uno Don Den beionoe=
rem .Isttro6smifhen GiQsnid:fte
Ses RphrmatsrioIs at. Die 0eflhrs
hung oss Robres lGbt ih ourh oie
Dids Der in Der 3eiteinhsit merge
freifeneu S6idt ausoyiiden; oisfe
lift Der auf Die Ginbeit Ser lleb.r=
lan9sfld9e besogensn Stromit1rte,
Der Strpmbi6te, proportional. SEE;
,iner Strpmoitte bon einsm lauz
lenoitel Nmpete pro Guaorot0e2ime=
ter llebeyaunssfIdhe am Ro6y mir
BEN 10 4. g. in einert Sabre BON eis
nem Giienrohr ca. 0,10 nm un0
BON einsm 8leirobr co O.25 nm
peg9efreIIen neroen, porausoeIeBt,
oab iit Ser Stromnustritt Qleidnaz
big auf ser gon3en 6lite p~erteil..
3nfoloe Der qsrinoen 6omoqeritdt
beg GrGbobens uno teilinsiie anh oes
ROhrenmdterinls einerfeits unO in
Tolqe ser psnio reQelmdBiqen 8eItdlz
tung Der QsbrGuhlihen 8ohrI6ub=
nittel tpie Inftrihe uno llmlpidllnq;
1noererfeits ordnot iiG je0oh Der
S-tromauStritt alf tleine 9Sldd'en 3uz
lammen, po0urh fih Die Stromhi6z
e uno Der Ingriff ouf ba8 8ohrnas
.eridl unter llmT:dnosn duf Elm oi.lz
FaheS Der ohen anoeQebenpn Werte
tetqern. 90 tommt es. 6oB sic Sc
%bensoausr unfsrer Robrfeitundsn Be:
Den qebrGuhIihen Grandchildren fhon
bel Strpmoihten pom nsniosn g3ebnz
%.auIen0iteI Nmpere Tebr oe~fiiv;t ,perz
BEN lam. Die tdtfitIiten @erbdIt<
Mile Iafen iif sep0hnlih nift -e6z
1sriid perfoleen un6 miiiier oaber
nit 6iIfe BON MsHunqrn opgTiubiq
,emodt nerb.n. Die 1lrtfijhrunq
biefsr MeFunQsn, oie fih oft reft
'dnierig asItolten, erforo'rt piel Or
Fohrun9 uno l1sburq. Die MaBnobz
men gum S6ube Der RohrIeitunq esz
Ter Die Grbftrome bes,reten, ben
~I1eberaune Ser Str0me stpiT6en Robr
ans grbs ooer Sic Str0me Iel6t au
'erhiitsn beam. auf elm srtr1qtttss
DAB b~erab3ui.ben. % Die bisber
CUR @srminoerung oe8 S:romiiter=
sanges 8pii6.n Hobren uno Groe
por9el6la9ensn WfaBnnbmen. llmhiiIz
len ser Robrsn nit Sic.ierItoffen,
Sinbuu tfoIierenoer 6lanihen uip.,
teinen polltn GrfoIg ee5siQt blbsn.
limo i'm allgemeinen bic MaBnabmen
nebr gu empfshlen, Die cine mod!idft
bobe 0eitun9sfdbintsit Ser S6ienen
uno cine alpedmdBige StromTiiprung
IN Den 0leiien fopie mDqIihIt bob.
usberadn9spiberftdnOe 5niidenShi
men uno Grbe burd qseiQnete gut
entpdFsrt. S6iensnbettung erTtres
BEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
(91. dOrtieBung)

i'd CUR 3ett 5u'
iGais unO IN elmer
~beion6eren WtiiiiOn
in Ginctnn
mar. 70 tOnnie th
mir nldt p~eriasen
einen Nbiteder
nof BettD 81
b ur0. Dem bnb'
ihen Qouoiido,s
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
Ger leste 8 turrr M.

Die l%lnionsieite tunr fir Die Nttade,
Die isoen Nu9enblid tomnen muste,
ersbereit. Sn Der Mitte ltano Sancod,
Der bette Inttitsr Der 3otomocsNrmee
nit benz l. uno :. &orps, nit Den n0s
tbl9en 8elerueu in 6ilsbereitihoft,
5ront uuo 6Ianfen an leoem j9uoana
uon Satterien seidlbt. leosr Wdnn
uno isoss Eiero aui ieinem 9olten.
Die 9eute Der 2eibpdfen uno hinter
Der @eiamntiprmntipu Elm aaoauerie.
regiment bate 8siebI, ieoen ;Seias
ling uieoer5uihieBen. Der anQeiitts
oeS ieinoliheu Nniturms iid gum fslies
ben anlhIfts. @tpa UNI oret llhr er.
folqte Der Nnsriii. non 9ongltreet. Der
nit 9ees lharism pIisuiinsn &orqehsn
| niht ein~psriiauoen mar. pieoerum III
lauae porbersitst uuo ohue Die notbiee
| StoBtralt uno 3ulammeuarbeit etnsss
rld)tet.
8tdett's friIher Tiuiiion. Don oils
Gorps ouf $4,000 Mann eredu;t. mar
Die Nuisabe s~ussfalen. ourh einsn
Ieetcn Sturm Dem 6sino siusn ents
its,csnesn Stos ;u usriessn. Sbr
&prsebsn uuo ibr NiBsrfols bilosn
sinen oramatiihsu p0bspuutt oss gam
gen Slrsertrisses @ie III elmer 6eit'
tasspnraos sps &tdstt los, bas adppIi
usrtusssn aui BEN bIouosu 0otsu III.
l.,tgsihobsu. bic 5abusu Hnttsrten I'M
g2inn. ois Sniouette bltsteu in Ser
9ahmittdlsipuus. DnS ourhiumars
it,rsuos 1bal mai uabsSu cine NisiIs
brett. Nls Die SuoIdnosr rem 46bana
binabjossn uno aus osn @dIosrn bsr.
ausbradsu. oa sntpfiHa lie Gin moros'
rtlfss ieuer aus osu n6rolihsu Bats
terien; GUIDE nm Guide pures seriiien,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01

Sn alien TT ii Stnnoen,
1ie mir Die 2Selt gebradt,
Sab aflseit id) %empfuuoen
les aften Mortee MadIt:
Gin z aatgefilo G lit Die 3cit,
tn ernteit Sn It, on %ernteit Seio-
Ter : a q hat feline Stunoeu
llHo lire 3cit bic u dI t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01

Tas bab' if] immer fefte
6ehalteu Dor benz zinn,
Gs fam uno idiuano oas Sete
90 mie oas 2 d I / NJ III 1t c bin.
Sarr' aus MUIR cine 9seile lang,
Sis eS criunerno 10 ioertIang,
limb iuns oa bleibt bonn Ieite,
Ser u c it bleibt bod % to
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24
MOTHER WAS HAPPY
BY CARRIE CARTER,

Nevertheless" said the mother
firmly, to her eldest daughter, II shall
invite them"
But it's my wedding" protested the
eldest daughter, with much dissatis.
faction, and | think l should have
something to say about"
Il suppose you are to figure in it to
some extent, but this is really moth
er's show" said her brother Jimmy,
interrupting in his usual fashion
Mother Is having more fun running
this wedding than she ever had before
In her life. Every caller-and we
seem to have become unusually popu-
lar all OF a sudden-hardly has time
to make her indispensable introduce
tory remarks about the weather be-
fore mother leans forward and begins
confidentially: You know, my eldest
daughter is to be married next month.
and"
IT don't want to have a lot of old
sticks hanging around" said the eld-
est daughter, stubbornly. What will
my friends say when they find the
house filed with lot of ancients
wearing 1905 styles?"
"Styles!" scoffed Jimmy. Cousin
Relief came west from Vermont In a
prairie schooner in 1s4S, and she is
wearing the same bonnet yet"
james," said his mother, sternly.
All those old timers who used to
know mother when she was a girl
they're not relatives anyway, and
don't see why we should have to in
vite them" ran on the eldest daugh-
ter. Where are we going to put
them? This house isn't as big as all
outdoors"
why not hire the ball park and in
vite everybody" suggested Jimmy.
Print in one corner of the invita-
tons: Mount Vernon style of silver
preferred or Remit in New York or
Chicago exchange"
james," said his mother.
IF you would only invite my friends
and-and our moro fashionable friends
and relatives" began the eldest
daughter.
Il shall invite-no one that you need
be ashamed of" said her mother
Every one on my list is we'll bred,
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24
CHRISTMAS

Suppose Christmas meant the same
to everybody. The thought itself sug-
gests the great variety of meanings
there is to the occasion. To some it
is a time of sadness and to others it
is associated with the greatest joys
of the year. Some people are incapa-
bic Of enjoying Christmas if given
every opportunity to do so. They
have trained themselves as it were,
not to get any of the JOY there is here
for them. They are schooled in pes
simism and look upon the dark side
of every occasion and event. We pity
all ST. h.
VII ever there is a home with one
or mo children, however, it is safe
to say there are those who are capa-
bic and willing to enjoy this sacred
season, if they but be given half a
chance. We are sorry for them too,
if they have not the chance to give
full sweep to the pent up energies
and good thoughts and wishes that
naturally accumulate as the Christ
mas time draws near. There are al
ways lessons for us to learn, if we
care to heed them. If we but learn
TO give and receive properly and in
the proper spirit, there is much good
for us To be able to see and realize
the joys of others to whom we give
gifts is an experience in life, far from
the least beneficial and enjoyable
The gifts we receive make Us glad,
not so much for their value always
as for the friendship and remem-
orance Of those dear to us, who take
the time and trouble and go to the
expense necessary to give these gifts.
But gifts are only part of Christ
mas. They are but the outward signs
OF season the most sacred and uni
Versally recognized in human history.
now can the world keep from grow
ing better year by year, if most of
he people would only celebrate
0hnstmas in the proper way?
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24

E. B. Carruthers, former resi-
dent of Prescott arrived here this
morning from Jackson, Mississippi,
his present home, and will spend a
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. j. Stone and little son ar
rived in Prescott this morning from
their home at Gurdon and will spend
several days in the city with relatives
and friends. They are guests at the
home of Mrs. Stones mother, Mrs.
Lula Brooks.
The nomination of w. f. Brown of
Nashville for postmaster of that
place was confirmed yesterday. Mr..
Brown has for years been connected
with the Nashville News, a semi
weekly paper published there.
Rev. w. c. Felts and son Henry
Felts, left this morning for Little
Rock where they will have the eye of
Henry's removed 10 weeks ago Hen
ry, who was employed at the cotton
warehouse in this city let the handle
of the windass slip from his hand
and it struck him in the eye
almost tearing it out. The bone I'M
derneath the eye was broken and per-
mitted the ball from being placed
back where it belonged. His other
eye had also become affected and it
was thought best to remove the in
jured one.
Have you contributed anything yet
to the fund for the city's poor? The
committee will call on you this week.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24

This morning while pulling some
bananas from bunch at the store of
Wylie & Hendrix, a real live snake
was found coiled in between the ba-
nanas. The bunch was quickly re-
moved to the street and the snake
taken out. This snake probably came
from South Africa, Florida or where
ever the bananas came from. There
was quite large crowd gathered and
no one ever saw a snake like this one.
Evidently it was a very poisonous
one for it was on the defensive all
the time. A negro placed it in box,
declaring that he intended to make a
pet of it.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24
Home Again

DR.. R, L. Hinton will fit, and fur
nish eye glasses and spectacles, and
do any kind of repairing at reasonable
prices. No charge for testing or ad-
vice. Satisfaction or your money
back. Over 80 years of experience.
Office at Moore & Martins. Adv.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24
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The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24
FOR SHERIFF

The NEWS is authorized to an
nounce Sam Mum as a candidate for
Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
The NEWS is authorized to an
nounce H. d. Holloway as a candidate
for Sheriff of Nevada County, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
party.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24

. M Montgomery, of Little Rock,
:, sa'ne down last night for a short
.'9'' with Prescott friends. He re-
'urned this afternoon.
=, ur' and Mrs. Lee. Griffith, of this
~; g are out at Palestine, Texas, for a
10Y with relatives and friends.
YRS Ernest Newth and children
:, 1. m this morning from their home
N. little Rock and are guests of Mrs.
MN MINIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24

II IS not at all strange that Mr..
roosevelt should have difficulty in go
ing about the South American Repub-
ncS preaching the Monroe Doctrine.
IL Is certain that he will encounter
opposition. There was day when
me Monroe Doctrine meant different
uiihg to what it does today,-or rath-
81 what what it should mean today.
speaking in the abstract, has any CT
.il'zed nation on earth the right to
,"'eflere with what any other nation
% uolng outside of its own soil, Just
% long as its actions are civilized
ana no act of barbarism is commit
" Those who have spent years a
rnOng the South American people
n nuow very well how they look upon
.ue Monroe Doctrine. and they resent
.ue apparent usurpation of authority
implied by it.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE

We are authorized to announce Geo.
K. Haynie of Prescott as a candidate
for Judge of the Eight Judicial Cir
cult, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24
Constellation Poisons You

If you are constipated, your entire
system is poisoned by the waste mat
ter kept in the body-serious results
often follow. Use Dr. Kings New
Life Pills and you will soon get rid
of constipation, headache and other
troubles. 25c. at Druggists or by
mail II. f. Bucklin & Co. Philadelphia
or st. Louis.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24

We are authorized to announce E.
F. Friedell of Texarkana as a candi-
date for Judge of the Eighth Judicial
Circuit, subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24
EOR CIRCUIT CLERK

The News is authorized to announce
Cohen C. Calhoun as a candidate for
Circuit Clerk of Nevada County, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
party.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24
The Prescott Daily News
PUBLISHED BY
fire News PRINTING co.

Entered as second class mail matter
November 4th, 1905, at the postoffice
at Prescott, Ark, under the act of
Congress, March 3, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24
FOR CORONER

The NEWS is authorized to an
nounce DR.. w. w. Rice as a candidate
for Coroner of Nevada County, sub
iect to the action of the Democratic
MARTY
The Prescott daily news., 1913-12-24

The NEWS is authorized to an
nounce Hon. r. S. Warnock, of Mag
nolia, Columbia county, as a candidate
for Congress from this the 7th Con-
gressional District, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic party.