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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
H:n Der 8aeepanne npm eleftrrd)e11
Strpm get0tet.

Ma,s Baris miro beridtet: 4ut
cine feItiume Weiie bat BITE tn11ge
Grou oes ginaroprofeiiorS @alitgnol
In ibrer Bina tn 5uint~Glomo etnen
faredliden 600 gefunoen. @egen 8
l1br n1orgens, aIs bic iunge 5rau lett
a,pon8ig Minuten unuefdhr iid in
.6as Babe5immer ser gina begeben
bate, i9rinte ploblih Die elettrilde
alingel, sic Den 8aoerulnm NIT eem
Mabden3immer in @erbtnoimg iest,
unb gleidseitig b0rte man einen BERG
erfdyutternben MngitI@rei. Scr 0ie'
ner oes &aa1e8, ser oieien nernabm,
briiidte sic beridloffene Sir BEG 8o-
beatmmerS elm Unto iab bort Grou
@af}igno1 in Der Babetpanne bepubt.
LOG Iieger, Dos &oupt idlaff amf Sem
Itnfen Mano ser Banne 5uriidge'
beugt. Gin LANCER p%ioletter Strei'
fen ging bonn &ppf Big on bic Suite;
oie redteSonb tpar nod an bielRauer
qegen Sen @nopf Ser eleftrii9en Rltn-
gel geDrldt, u1to au9 ou1 ote!e1n
Mrm fonb ii6 ser piolette Streifen.
Gin jofort berbeigebolter Ar6t ton11te
nur Sen bereits erfolQten 500 font
itatieren. Die unteriudatna ser go.
li3ei in @emeinf9aft nit Sngenieu'
rem fibrte gu Ser @ntbednng, bob etn
porlaufig p0nig unertlarli4er elef.
trifder Strom apiiden Dem @nopf
Ser @ooeponne, Ser gu Ser @affer.
neutrality-suspicious. tiibrt unb Dem Der
eIdftrii@en @ingel ii9 gebilbet bate.
STE unglidIi@e Grau batte, iroen1
iie aa1f Sen eleftriiden &nopf 6radte,
bic Werbinoung bergelte1t. Bel Der
MnIegung Der eleftrti@en Beleubtnng
un1 6es QGuteperfs muifen grpbe
Geb1er gemadt morben fem, mesbalb
gege1 Sen l1nternebmer cine gertdt,
Eide Bro3aour eingeleitet meroen
burft&.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
Scr 5sinberg oes TapFes.
eeoarte befuneeren edbutea geseu bic bepaif.
uete Wla1pt bea beiligeu Water2.

1as blugelige @elanbe ser ~patt1atti'
f6en @arten bntte 6en @nplt SEQ
XIII. oui Sen @ebanfen gebro@t,
einen @einberg anauIegen. Ct lieb
.ish aus beriibmten r0mi1d}en @ein.
%pIlalpungen Die beiten NbemihoB'
hinge to1nlnen unb madte etne11 Be.
ioroers tidtieen @in3er aus Grasooti
81 }einem Beingartner. @er Der
nattfamii9e Bedn> ser fir Die pdp1t.
E4e Eafel beItimmt par, ifmedte
Dem 9apft nidt, unb Geo XIII. er.
flarte often, oaB ibm ser Eofaier,
ben er bonn Safer Trona Soief err
balte, mett better munoe. SroRoem,
10 er3Gblt 6rau @inepro i'm r9euons
Gieramosoa" = ohtete ser Nan'
1ehr auf ieinen @einf erg uro lieb e
1id, menn er tn @Gn.ten iDns1erei
ging, nidt 1ebmen, Sic 8in5erarbe;
ten perionli@ gu ubersraden. 5:
Dem erften Sdbre, in melda:1,, c;nr
Beinlefe in Musii6t gelteqt meroer
fonnte, Iteb Geo XIII. Sen Ms1n-
gartner rufen un6 fragte i'm, oh er
bteqeiht ihdM1ngspeiie angeben
tonne, miepiel Gab @etn Gus benz
Gutenberg er3teIt mer6en miirben. Ser
@n5er nannte e1ne Yab4, un6 Der
Pupit trng fie geapt1enbaft in iein
TG4en6uh Elm. NIs Damn inn N-
bober bic WeinIeie poriiber tpar> lieb
Ser paplt oen @drtner mleoerum
fommen, umsaus ieinem Wunoe oas
mtrfltde grgebnis gu erfabren. limo
Ser @eingdrtner nannte cine 3iffer,
Die faum Die @a4fte Der ibaeungss
neiie in Musdidt g9telten o1s.
mod]te. Isle fino mir aber cir ib'
Her S9dber!" fagte SEQ \ in
ungepobnli@ idarTem Son. ~ T. tn
fddhe iebr ridtig," entgegnete Der
@fnser; nih rnuB nuerbings geite-
ben, baB i9, nls i9 incline epe9n,t1.
gen madte, ni9t an be rd9tli9en
Munogdnge Ser @enoormen @urer
$eiItgfeit ge6o9t babel" Mm NOD
ften Eage idon enbielt Der Weinberg
bes Hapites als @aut etnen boben
Sta9elbrubtdaun, un0 Der ertrug
bes acknowledgement S1abres redtfer-
Hete oenn m,4 Die @4dButsgen bes
@6rtnerS In bouem Mabe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

5eine II II If t. = Semperen5=
Ter: Sic glaltben gar nidt, mie i9a6=
lih Ser Nltobol it'll"
@l1ber: SOS glaub + i6on, aber
i ntein' bolt, a 8ierber5 nor 90 no
better alS a @aiierfopf!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

> 6ieie &inoer! = v@ag',
9ies6en, bat 6enn Deine Mama be,
itimmt geiagt, 6aB i6 beute Mbenb 5n
g1terem 5eite fommen iou?"
u@eipiB, Sante> aber 5ureoen iol
id Sir ni9t, bat lte geiagt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

@in5arter @1aubiger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
9efft mab @eta
aHa1 tn DtesretAtf9er 9tylsu1at ssa etaer iraa.
ssff@en Mrttstrattn 1u GRIZZLIES Heth.

sSn Ser u@epue 6es Deur Monbes"
mtro Die Der0ffentli@ung Der Gage.
bu@auf3eibnungen oeS @rafen &u.
boIf Mpponpi, Der CUR 3eit bes Bur.
eerf6nigS 2uotpig @bilipp 0iterrei.
bif9er @eionotihaftsattahe in paris
mar, fortgeiett. Der @raf, ber Elm
gutter geobadter lit, laBt mie in
einem aaleiSoifop 9roBe greigniife
uno tleine misunderstanding boz.
uber5ieben: Observation-Disclosures, bic
Cholera, Die BermdbIung Der @rir.
5eilin Suite nit Dem aonig ser Bel.
eier ufp. ST. un6 oa miro cine
{hnurrige Mnetoote einqeidrtsn, 10
sic bo4jt perenuglide @e{didltc BON
Ser Marquiie oe @oignp, Ser Shspic.
ecrnutter oes Generals Sebaitiant,
Sc ei!te Ser idoniten un6 e%legante!le1
iSrouln iener Belt gemeien mar uno
lis III ibren' Tobe cine Scr 1eii'
rcidi1en uno gei3iqiten blieb. @eqen
ibres @eiites peraieb man ibr tbren
@ei8. u6riih1tiid, M1ittag- uu6 Mbeno'
efien rparen aus ibrem Budget poa'
ltGnoia getrthen", ersahlt Mpponni.
.6ie Iub ii@ bel Greunben Elm uno
,penn tie franf mar uno niht ous'
geben fonnte, mdrmte tie fih iber
@eblenfeuer elm paar @eite BON &c.
fIleel unb onberem Gleiib, Die lie
in ibrem &anoarbeitsbeutel bon ben
Diners Ser anseren nit beimgebra4t
bette, al einem Diner a port auf -.
man fam alto benfen, Die grob
bic ongemeine ueberrafdung uro
Mufregung NOR, ais man etnes ga
aes erfubr, bab Die Marquiie Elm poar
s5reunoe 5um glien etngelaoen babe.
Is loute BEL oieier @elegenbeit Elm
1eues 8erf BON Mlfreo oe Bignp
porgeleIen meroen. @an3 @artS,"
idreibt Mppon9i, ~iprad BON oiefem
greignis, uno man iagte fopffdut'
teIn6, 6ob sic Marquiie nod iolhen
beutli9en Mn3eiden bon 8eri4men'
oungsiu9t nidt mebr lange leben
tonne. Ser Sag 6es beriibmten Di'
ners lam beran. @dbreno Ser gan'
3en Borleiung, Die Dem nit Span'
uunQ ertparteten glien poranging,
iiberfraf Sic Marquiie iia ielbit an
2iebens1piiroigfeit un6 @eiit; tie
mar io5uiagen Elm 8ulfon BON Wit'
porten, Elm @afetenfe1er bon luitigen
uno qeiitrei9en Bemerfungen. Sic
Werlefung mar idon lange beenoet,
es bate iieben ubr gei6lagen. nno
bonn @iien nor nod INNER ntdet Die
Mebe; man beaann ii9 beretts NIT
pieliagenoen 8liden g%egenieitig an.
auieben, ais eie Marquiie plotli@
iout aufladte uno rief: SEQ, Dos
lit ia aut, Dos lit ia bas Tonlte,
bas mir ie int 2eben paiiiert lit;
uno sic, &err Don @ignp, iino idnlo
boron. Sd mor gang DIR uno gana
in SIR @ert p%ertieft uno babe oar
uber gang pereeiien, oas @ifen gu
beiteuen. DaS ein3ige, ~was mir tur
tonne1, tit, oaB mtr Is uHs Dter gel
einem Yidnid gemitli9 MAIDEN.
Seoer bon uns ldBt einfa6 aus benz
@eitaurant Elm @eri9t tommen; ben
Madti1d ubernebme t@ 49," Diefer
Mo6tii6 beituno aug einieen Dram.
gen, Sic man ibr fur3 norber aus
&bantiup ols @ei6enf ins &aus &C.
fdidt bate -. gs fann ni9t mum
6ernebmen, oab Die Huge Warquile
bel {oldem @ei3 Elm %ungeheures Der
mogen binterlieB; ihre la4enoen er'
ben fanoen iiberon @elo: in tbrem
Bett, in Sen Matraben, in tbret1
M6den, unter Sem 6ubbooen, btnter
alien 8orb6ngen, in Sen Sofatt11en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
New Process
Steam laundry.
9entt SIR Gt,uas BON Cure @aide?


@enn 10, barn miro es 1i6 @u9 lob
nen. nibt auBer Ndt gu lai1en, oaB mir
@uer @i9entbum bebanbeln, als mare es
has unferige. &ir baben Die b%ol1tdltz
bioite @n113an1talt in Norbtpeten unD
liefcrn erlter Ala11e Nrbeit. &ir gez
hral1d)en feline ghemitaleu; mir nerOerben
ooher Cure @aden nit1t. 8enn Sbr
cine Nrbeit unO bette 8ebanolun9
Jollt. bann benft an uns. l1niere Yreiz
ie iinb nieDriari als ionittpo, un0 mir
beforgen Cure Samilienpdide biDiaer,
a(s Sbr es felbit tbun t0nnt. @rfunbigt
lnD iiber3eugt @ud. @ir baben Ngenz
ten in Den %umlieeenben 5tdbten.
6. s. Mcper Gampfmaidanitalt,
@igentbumer.
5. Mpe. g.; ct. @Iom6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

ginmano.- Str S0dterden,
SEER Gomn1ercienratb, bat Iebr quite
Mnlogen-n11r rebnen fann lie ni6t!"
Sie baiBt: &ebnen fann tie
nidt?! &edynen fam iie auf d balbe
Miuion!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

81 se>es3 Sie>es tsst. .
Nsop prisaa4 oax 0eeeu4er 1912:
80 III fe0r ~ 4ssbs1f104@e e4latlottq'
tell. poeeSen pefses 1est01 3estenftdrter ,to
alif 1trte. nts Ida aaskI bsau iett bin ID
pieber ne3n3 0SbenS ID. 9eS 4sstenftdr.
Ter ntr5e mn ss4se1 ~ S11 sesSa1b
Sus So 4ut1,x h 1tpton, S1e.. .faet:
bab Raaor aaats'S Hereeattdrter e tbrem
SaIe jef1er H1e6 0s1en sn N~eroeuIsben. ba3
lie f4eu ~ Saoes pla9te. srt1ute: 9te tontlte
nri9f 1ebr er6e1tlA .f4la}e1 xnb batte. tpeeen
G1lsezea IN asssea aSrpss atrofsss mebr
Gnsa q. q. NseaIS tNretbt bon DIedmnnn
MAlS, q. Gex. bat Ne 4aftsr 86Ht4,S 3eroen'
ftdr1er eeeeu 4erbenIethen uno. Dte!an0olle
nit 70 euteR 0rtptee braxdte. bob ne Jpn aup
anberen eurfqbI. benea e a!i3 ball. MP lo9at
bier oabon bAvabrte, In bic SrrenarataIt gu
fomu1en.
Grr1 s: s;,s s: s.s:s &. , 3 st e a;.' .@.stIsnS}:
w. drus erbolhx aud be 1hot3.u uuipIn1t.
9tek Nshi3ix murhe felt BEN Sobre 1876 bon Benz
Pn4u. Dator Qbsia. Sort mopne, .Snh. subsreitet
1nb fest unter ieixer Aameiixug boz ber
KOENlG MEDICINE CO.. Chicago, III.
81 ". LaAs s., near Dearborn.
De3 &%st1e4era ~ bASen tar
1roSs oi.3S. 4 ias 5000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25
@Mm>xiKii@eS.

8e5orgt.- uSommp, 9u oarht
MIDI nidt unterbre6en, men11 tb
1pred)e!"
uMber Eante, 6an11 fon1me t9 ia
11ie 5l1m Spreden."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

uSS9 traf gelterr einen Serrn auf Der
9trabe, ser mid lebbaft on Sic erin
nerte."
- so? Sub CT mir 10 abnli4?."
= rDaS meniger, aber er 1T mir
al1b i@on uber 5mei Mionate etnen
@un0ertter i6uloig!"
5ebr eina6 . - Mitbertn
vMein @ott, SEER Sausmirtb, in met
l1er Slide iino lauter fleine Sriegen."
@al1smirtb: Sea ia, I'M 6riibiabr
lino Tie eben nidt gr0ber."
MlIes UNI 0 II It. = @aS
id)i1npft un6 raionirt oenn Deine
Ira1 I'M ga15eu 9altie bernm?
= @eil ibr ser Mr5t bas 5preben
perbpten bat!
Gin @rantiger. - 9eiuder
(oer bon oem 2ienitmaoden Ser
Sdtpeltcr an ser 8abn abgebolt
piro): u8oran erfanrten Sic MIDI
oen1 gleid 10 iid)er, als i@ aus oem
Coupe ltieg - bat meine S6melter
MIDI Sbnen bei6rieben?"
observation-disclosures: uNee; aber sic
gnaoige 6ra1 bat geiagt> Sic muroer
lofort anfanger1 gu ibimpfen!"
. 6ieie &inber! = sag,
9ies6en> bat 6enn Deine Mama be,
itimmt geiagt, 6aB i@ beute @beno gu
glterem 6eite fommen ion?"
u@epiB, Sante> aber 5ure6en io1
ib Sir nidt, bat Tie geiagt!"
Seine ii If t. - 5en1peren5=
Ter: Sic glaltben gar ni6t, mie i4ao=
lih Ser Nlfobol it'll"
@llber: sos gla1b + i6on, aber
Il meir' bolt, a 8ierber5 NOR 90 no
beiier ais a @oiierfopf!"
@ere6tigter g mer. =
rGenfen Sic itd, Trau Ma6barin,
oenfen Sic iih, metn 8rib lit fort!"
ugerubigen Gle iib n11r;; er miro
ith i6on mieoerfin0en. 9ie gan5e
Staot fennt i'm ia"
uNber beut' erfennt ibn feiner; i9
batt' i'm eben erlt getpai6en."
Gut gegeben. = 8adfii9:
~Md, bite, geben Sic mir 6o@ 6ies-
NAL Elm Invertebrates 8u6 = 70 mos
re6t 8ifantes. 80"
8udbdn0ler: Sea, marten Sic
mail, 6rdrlein, ga nebmen Sic 6o@
NAL 6ie Nuflqge 6es &o9bu9s iiber
ltngariide &iide!"
DrudfebIer. = Ser frantic
Mann mare berloren %getpeien, tpenn
it'd nt6t feline ebemalige @erlobte in
oas brennenoe @aus g%eitiir5t un6 i'm
gerettet bate; mie 6ur9 elm @un6er
blieb lie bon Sen 6lammen %n1perIebrt.
8ie berrlt9 %bepabrbeitete it9 90 bas
Spridpport: ~Mlte 2iebe r0ltet nibt!"
Scr 3stnbera oeS CapneS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

DieG Of ii 9terne.-~W orum
)aben sic SIR neues 1ienltmaoden
1don mie6er entlaiien?"
vM6, Sic mar gar 5l1 ididtern; iie
g%etroute ltd ni9t einmal uniere &1et'
ser ors5uflopfen!"
6re9beit. - Ser feline Sept
5iebt Madbars Siibner in ieines So
tiers @orten i9arren. giltgft lanft CT
ms Sous CUR Ml1tter 11n6 iagt EN-,
port: rDem Na6bar feline Siibner
piiden ii6 ibre 6ube in inherent
@rnIe ab."
l1nperf roren. - Meltli9e
Sante (no66em ite ibrem nnarttgen
fleinen Meffen cine @trafpreotgt ge=
balten): sd fiir6te, Mari, pir mer=
Sen uns inn @immel emit ni6t mie=
6erieben."
Mari: u@arum, Sante - bait gu
tpaS ausgefreli
@uteS MitteI - Magerer
&err: ~Sagen @ie, 6reun6den, mas
tbun Sic eigentIid, 6aB sic 10 6id
mer6en?"
Cider @err: sd? Sd tbue gar
ni9ts!"
@in5arter @1aubiger.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-25

@oseriih badte. Bauer
(in Sbeater): rSSs Dos a S6tpinoel!
ga beiB't ol1f oem Sbeater5ettel: Ser
f%liegenoe @ouanOer!> Sect eitln1al IS
ser Meulh 'rl1n1geflogen!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-16

Leave your little wants at
The Star Branch.
One in your neighborhood.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
BOARD & Mcclure 9th and SITS.
Butler & Field. Druggists, 3rd and Indiana aye
Postal Telegraph. W, r. a sta, Bond bldg
Fred r. Campbell Drugs. 42o3 Georgia ave-
Z. II Day. Druggist. l4th and SITS:
rremers Psarmscy 18th and Columbia road.
Gsntner Drug Store. l4th and I SITS.
Goldenberg's Bureau Of Information.
Ucrbsf's Drug Store. 25th and Pa ave.
Holtzclaw's Newsstand, 1905 Pa. ave.
Interior Dept, sth and F. Postal Telegraph.
$ Kann, Sons 4 Co: Information Bureau
PAM Pearson Druggist. 18th and Florida ave.
J.. II. Ridgeway Pharmacy. Conn. and Fla. ayes.
Roland Wallace, Newsstand and Stationery store,
92s 9TH st.
Union station Postal Telegraph.
United States Capitol. Postal Telegraph
1892 Connecticut ave-, Postal Telegraph.
ouigley's Drug Store. 21st and G SITS.
GEORGETOWN,
O'Donnell's Drug Store. SIND and NJ SITS.
Pride's Pharmacy. 2Sth end p SITS
Postal Telegraph. 1919 Wisconsin
NORTHEAST:
+. r. Richardson & Co, \. Cap and SITS.
Kenealy's Pharmacy. n Cap. and SITS.
Taylor & Lamb. I1th and E. Cap. SITS.
y. NJ. Mcwilliams Pharmacy. 18th and Fl SITS.
Seatman. d. A.. Pharmacy 7th and H.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy 18Th and East Cap. SITS.
SOUTHEAST:
Thompson Drug Co. sth and z SITS
Rradley's Drug Store. 18th and Pa ave.
NJ. S. Fealy. Druggist. nth and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
11th ST wharf Postal Telegraph Once
Sullivan's Drug Store. eth and n SITS.
ANACOSTIA:
Bury's Drug Store. 2c00 Nichols ave.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-11-06
Look After the Bad Places

On October 3rd the following APP
peared in the Forest City Tines
The roads are awful, especially the
Hasklns hill. There will be a notice
In the Times, when the roads are drv
enough, and every automobile owner.
every owner of a wagon or buggy.
In Madison and Franks township, will
be expected to furnish a team and
driver to haul gravel for one day from
Mr.. Grobmyer's field in front of S. C.
NeePs residence, to the Haskin hill.
and thus render it passable for the
remainder of the fall and winter"
During the bad weather spell, Just
gone through with, hundreds of roads
all over the State were in the same
condition as existed in St. Francis
County. On the road mentioned the
Haskin's hill seemed to be the bad
section. On each over-seer's road
there will be sections that are worse
than others, and at times sections
which are we'll nigh impossible. To
fix up these sections first should be
the rule.
During the winter season coming
on discover the bad places. Do not
disband your road organizations. Do
not stop your work except when the
weather is too inclement to work out
side. All winter long good can be
done. Drain out the water and fill
up the holes.
If a farmer starts to town eight or
ten miles away with load of cotton
and strikes a wet place several hun
dred feet, three or four miles out, he
can only haul to town what his team
can pull through the wet place, three
or four hundred feet long. The old
adage is, "a chain is no stronger than
the weakest link" This can be ap-
piled to roads, in that, a passable
road is only as good as its worst spots
The farmer can only haul over a road,
the load that may be pulled by his
team through the bad places.
Let us organize this year for a Win
ter campaign. Let us try new sys-
TEN of work and this time make our
roads passable all the year. Use the
drag increasingly and take care of the
bad sections on all roads as soon as
they develop. Yours very truly,
Ruben G.. Dye.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-11-06
EYE-STRAIN AND OCCUPATION
AL DISEASE.

In 1910 the Census Bureau issued a
classified list of between 1000 and
5000 separate and-distinct occupa-
tions. Dividing these occupations in
to groups, designated to Indicate their
roles In creating or increasing the
disease directly or indirectly the re-
suit of eye-strain, it has been shown
that the least eye-strain will. as a
rule, be found in that group classed
as farmers, agricultural laborers, COM
mon laborers, soldiers and railway
workmen; and the most eye-strain
found in the group classed as students
clergymen, all professional men clerks
engravers, craftsmen and the like.
In the first group, composing 40
per cent of the population, to 20
per cent have ocular or strain dis
eases. In the last group, composing
20 per cent of the population, 80 to
100 per cent have ocular or eye-strain
diseases. Eye-strain increases with
work at near range-as in office, store
and homeland the modern growth
of population is largely taken up by
the town and city. The nearer the
work, and the more minute, the great
err the eye-strain. The more constant
this focalization, the more severe the
eye-strain. With decrease of the il
Elimination below a high physiologic
standard there is a geometrical in
crease of eye-strain. 1t is a well-es-
tablished fact that either the overuse
of the eyes, or the use of eyes under
bad conditions, may give rise to eye
fatigue or to eye-strain, and many
eve specialists believe that at least
80 TOGO per cent of headaches are de
pendent on eye-strain. 1t is impoS
sible to ignore the probability that
many individuals working by gaslight
or even by electric light, in dirty, UNI
painted, over heated rooms, with i'm
pure air and excessive moisture, for
ten hours a day, or merely for the
last two hours during the day, use up
a great deal of nervous energy and
suffer from eye-strain or eye-fatigue
and it's consequences.
Of late years increasing attention
The Prescott daily news., 1913-11-06
And For Three Summers Mrs. Vim.
cent Was Unable to Attend to
Any Of Her Homework.

Pleasant Hill, N. CD suffered for
three summers" writes Mrs. Walter
Vincent, of this town, "and the third and
last time, was my worst.
had dreadful nervous headaches and
prostration, and was scarcely able 10
walk about. Could not do any of my
Homework.
! also had dreadful! pains in my back
and sides and when one of those weak,
sinking spells would come on me, |
would have to give up and lie down,
until II wore off.
| was certainly in a dreadful state OF
health, when finally decided to try
Cardui. the woman's tonic, and firmly
The Prescott daily news., 1913-11-06
Ships Late Tomatoes

Little Rock, Nov. 6.-Bert Johnson
manager of the Highland orchards,
is now shipping to northern markets
the product from Is acres of late to-
matoes, which have escaped the frost.
He will also ship greens to northern
markets all during the winter, and
figures on putting in large acreage
of early spring vegetables, which will
be shipped out of Highland by the car.
The cannery at Highland is now en-
gagged in canning sweet potatoes and
pumpkins. Mr.. Johnson has just re-
turned from st. Louis where he pur-
chased traction engines to work the
immense orchards of the company
next year.
Mr.. Johnson has removed many of
his peach trees and planted paper
shell pecans, but he hoes not expect
them to bear for ten or fifteen years.
He states that the claim that grated
stock will bear i'll four years is nur-
sery yarn.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-11-06
Teachers Association

The following is the program of
the Teachers Association to be held
at Willisville, Saturday November
%, 1913;
LIST. DEVOTIONAL Exercises con-
Quoted by president.
End. Welcome Address by j. E.
Marsh
Bird. "Of What Should the Opening
Exercises in School Consist?" by E..
B. Jones.
4th. School, It's Social Centers by
Respes Wilson.
9Th. Reading by Miss Halcyon
Wallace.
9Th. Permanently of Teaching
Force by W. j. Jamerson.
7th. Place of Society Work in
School by Chas. E. Shackelford.
9Th. Thoroughness in Our Schools
by Prof. Vermillion (Bodcaw).
9th. Noon.
10th. Song.
18th. Place of Current Events in
School by Ionic Dowd.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-11-06
Liquor Men Busy.

Little Rock, Nov. g. 1t begins to
appear as though the liquor interests
has put something over on the prohi-
bitionists, and that the fight to de-
clare the Going bill invalid was a
mere blind under which to circulate
the petitions demanded by its provis-
ions. 1t is stated that the petition for
the sale of liquor in Argenta was COM
pleted several weeks ago, and is so
large there can be no question about
it. 1t is also claimed that Helena and
Pine Bluff have also secured the re-
ouired number of signers, and that
the anti saloonists organized too late
in those cities. Nothing is given out
by the saloon interests regarding FIT.
Smith. Little Rock and Hot Springs,
but it is presumed that the same tao
ties were employed there, and that
the petitions are we'll under way. The
fight has apparently just opened in
Little Rock, but it is reported that
over 2OOO names have been secured,
and the general public has been in ig-
norance of any petition all the while.
The anti-saloon interests are unaware
of the Argenta petition, for they are
lust organizing to work against it.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-11-06
Announcement Fees
FOR CONGRESS-

The NEWS is authorized to an
reunce Samuel M. Samson, of AM
|E, Clark County, Arkansas, as a
Eandldate for Congress from this, the
N Congressional District, subject to
ne action Of the Democratic party.
The NEWS is authorized to an
Pounce Hon. R. S. Warnock, of Mag
Eala Columbia county, as a candidate
F@ congress from this the 7th Con-
Eesslonal District, subject to the ac-
aon Of the Democratic party.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-11-06

18th. Reading by Miss Nodie War
mack.
18th. Examinations in Schools by
Prof. Dawson.
18th. Quartet by Selected Singers.
18th. Which is Preferable, Mod
ern or Ancient Language in a High
School Teaching Only One by c. M.
Hirst
10th. Reading by Miss Savannah
Reeves.
18th. Value of Interscholastic
Contest by Fred Galloway.
This begins at ten o'clock,
Be you there or be you not. .,
j. E. Marsh,
J. B. Silvery, :
w. J. Jamerson
Committee.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-11-06
SCARCELv
WALK A

believe | would hay
taken it.
After | began TAX
greatly helped, and
lievcd Tie entirely.
| fattened up, az
stronger in three me
other person altogeti.
Cardui is purely V
acting. Its ingredien3
effect, on the womanl
Cardui makes for
improves the appetit,
vous system, and he
sallow cheeks, fresh a
Cardui has helped
weak women, during
1t will surely do for
done for them. Try {
Write 70: Chs,.snsssa N
vlsory Dept. ChatsAnooRa.
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Treatment fus Women" sen
The Prescott daily news., 1913-11-06

has been given to working conditions
In factories, shops and offices in re-
gard to illumination, ventilation,
hours and character of work, and this
Is bound to result in greater efficiency
and less time lost in sickness and ner
vous disorders.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-11-06
FOR SHERIFF

Inc NEWS is authorized to an
|c evsn &c Sam Mum as a candidate for
| |s OF Nevada County, subject to
IT, ~ acton OF the Democratic party.
Inc NEWS is authorized to an
|aSan &c J, D. Holloway as candidate
| H.. snerl1 Of Nevada County, sub
party "'''
The Prescott daily news., 1913-11-06
FOR CORONER

|,o nne NEWS is authorized to an
| |s~aa G Dr. W. W. Rice as a candidate
|s H. coroner - n Of Nevada County, sub
|s y. 70 the action of the Democratic
The Prescott daily news., 1913-11-06
TIME CARD

r., PRESCOTT K Northwestern
w. leave Prescott. 900 a. m.
nj, v Arrive Norvell. 1880 D. m.
w w. . leave Norvell. 1870 p. m.
Arrive Prescott. 500 o. m
The Prescott daily news., 1913-11-06

Do you read the Country
Gentleman? 1t is the oldest
agricultural journal published.
Jack Johnson, Jr., will bring you
one. Call 242. Advt.
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