davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
Missouri Pacific Episode.

Uncertainty over the truth OF the MIS-
sour Pacific rumors was mentioned as
cause for the lack Of speculative Initiative.
The stock has had q big rise. Moreover
IL has held that rise in a manner to sus-
gest that the buying had more substan-
tial foundation than might be caused SIM
ply by run in of a short interest. or
the ordinary sort. The strength OF tho
bonds OF the company and also OF the
other so-called Gould securities, includ-
ing the Western Pacific IS. was also con-
sdered impressive. There was no doubt
in anybody's mind as to the far reach
ing significance OF a removal OF what Ia =
been felt to be an undeniably weak sp".
The action OF the securities con err ed
suggested that possibility. On the other
hand, the behavior OF the rest OF the
market did not reflect the feeling Of re-
lief that might be expected to welcome
such an event or even considerable
measure Of certainty that II would hap
pen. The possibility that the rise In NJ g.
souri, Pacific In "a movement engineered
against tho short interest also occurs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
100000
Northampton County, Peansylvsnis.


The Commissioners of Northampton County.
Pennsylvania. offer for sale Court House
Addition ~ coupon bonds free from t. xeo
of the denomination OF $1,000 and sl0e. d.
vided equally dated Apr.l lat. '9lt which
may be registered ~ NOT a. IL. option OF the
holder. SIth Interest payable -eini-annuaily
N tne r.st DAYS OF t,til and october IN
each yea-. Interest and principal payable st
tn" Office OF the County Treasurer OF North
amptoH County
IN. bonds axe divided into thre. series Of
40 600 each. series No. / natures April I.
1879, Series No natures April l. 1894;
Series No. natures April l. 1874
Scaled bids which may 10 for the whole
or any part Of the issue. will be received at
the ONCE ~ the Com nlissioners Of North
amptoE county, Easton. Pa. April 10.
1914. AZ 10 A NJ, when they will be opened.
Each bid must b" accompanied by a certified
check payable 20 the order OF tho County
Commissioners OF Northampton County. or Z
cash deposit OF go OF the amount OF the BID.
The bonds viii he sold either as a whole or
separately, as may be for the best interest
OF tn. County.
Full Information as TO the indebtedness Of
the County. the tax levied TO provide fundO
for the payment OF the interest and prin-
cipsl OF The bond issue and IN. steps taken
to auth nrize the issue viii he furnished ~
mail or In person on application.
WILLIAM CASEY
MILTON WELLER.
CHARLES BERCAw.
County Commissioners ~
Northampton County.
y s WEISS
Com. ''is siara-s clark
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat CIoses slightly Higher After
an Irregular session.

Wheat values showed an irregular
'-end Yesterday. with the undertone OF
lac market rather unsettled throughout
the Session. There was further pressure
shortly after the opening. based on the
adorable weather developments In tho
winter wheat belt. but short covering on
zach dip was "A steadying influence. and
- the close prices were u to ac, higher,
i'uts Of the winter belt received further
.s'rs and while temperatures were lower.
30 apprehension was felt as to their
erect Neither the foreign nor domestic
stnation showed any essential change,
t-'e being very little news to AFFECT the
POSITION OF traders. Cash and export
nIy.rg continued light and profession al
continent remained generally bearish.
Tho Liverpool market was firmer than
expected, receiving support on better cash
demand. predictions of light Argentine
'h'pments and frmer Russian offers.
Regularity also characterized tho
corn market Prices were a shade higher
o. the opening. then eased OF on reports
OF small cash trade. In the late trading
me tone hardened on short covering and
hnal prices were about NC. higher. Ar
genuine offerings Of new corn were said
20 be larger and heavy shipments were
predicted for the near future. Interior
receipts were lighter and the weather
continued against the movement. Oatx
prices closed Nc. higher, the advance
resulting from short covering inspired by
the strength OF wheat and corn. More
favorable weather for seeding was re-
ported
Price Current said: Weather condi-
tons are now favorable for oats seed
;ny In the Central States. and barring wet
days work In the helds will be con-
slant P1oushins for corn will also be
under way In the southern part Of the
bel, and planting has already advanced
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
COTTON IRREGULAR,
WITH LOWER CLOSE
Early Advance on Strong Liv-
erpool Showing Lost on
Free Selling.
OUTLOOK FOR NEW CROP
start Is Late, but Better
Weather Is Indicated in
Eastern Belt.
OUTLOOK FOR NEW CROP

Extreme irregularity prevailed In cot
ton Yesterday The opening was marked
nv an outburst Of activity and strength
which sent prices up s or Q points from
Mondays closing. Initial prices were
about the best OF the day and the close
was arouns the bottom. Liverpool was
surprisingly strong Private cables stat
cd that the advance was occasioned by
English splnners calling cotton. with Of
terngs limited. ard that the market felt
the influence OF the scarcity OF contracts.
Spot sales In the English market reached
The big total OF $4,000 bales In spite
OF this however some OF the advices from
Liverpool later In the day were bearish,
a. IL was stated th.-t shorts were pretty
well covered. with good houses selling.
There IL n feeling in the local trade
tina, for the time being there will be lees
excitement In the Old crop months As
u matter OF fact. business has not been
general and n comparatively few houses
have done the bulk OF the trading. one
veteran OF the cotton trade yesterday
sized up the situation by stating that
It looked AZ if the market was now in
a state of incubation" BY this he meant
that with the March delivery out OF the
way and a big reduction In the old crop
short interest operators would walt for
fresh incentives before taking any de.
cided stand. A favorable turn in the
new crop might induce considerable SELL
ing. while bad weather and an unfavor-
able start would touch OF some more
fireworks.
II would be very hard, however, to
convince the cotton trade In general that
the market is in for period Of quiet
times. with the fate OF the rev crop SO
much in doubt. The weather II some
what more settled and the forecast for
the States east Of the Mississippi River
indicates generally fair conditions for n
short time This was responsible for
some OF the selling. Wires from the
Western belt. however. are far from
favorable and heavy rains are reported
as doing great damage In northeast
Texas. particularly along the Red River
section.
There is also a fairly large remainins
short interest In the old crop. as New
York is still believed to be the best
market In which to place hedge sales
and as the holdings OF cotton must be
hedged, the short interest Is here rather
than in New Orleans or Liverpool The
local stock has climbed up to 10000
bales and this is giving the old crop
shorts some courage on account OF the
protection Il affords, There are reports
TO the effect. however. that Southern
mills are going to take up 10000 bales
on May contracts. and some Southern
shippers quite independently OF these
operations will take up fully as much
more.
Futures closed steady, Q to 9 points
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

over the northern tier Of Texas The
cold wave Of last week fell short Of
penetration below the northern tier Of
states with its zero temperatures and
had the beneficial effect OF bringing rain
over a good portion Of the country. Re-
ports OF winter wheat condition are
favorable from every section excepting
western Kansas and Nebraska, regions Of
annual uncertainty: 1t is the section Of
the country that does not enter into
trade considerations. The drought In
the trans-Missouri section Is the serious
feature OF TIE winter wheat but that
can be relieved at almost any time: II
will not show In the growing wheat for
some time"
Chicago prices were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
BRUSH BASES HOPES ON VILLA.
says American smelling Will Re-
sume ~ lie Takes TorreOn.

Al the annual meeting OF the American
Smelling and Refining Company the
shareholders ratified the increase in the
board from twenty seven to twenty eight
members. c. T. Neill was elected TO the
new place.
Regarding probable developments at
Torreon In case villa was victorious
Vice President Edward Brush said
after villa occupied Chihuahua our
plants. which had been closed. were
placed in operation. Should he obtain
control OF the Torreon district our plants
In that territory. three In number, will
again be placed In operation"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
PIPE LINE REDUCES DIVIDEND.
Former standard on Subsidiary Cuts
Payment From SO 20 ~.

The Eureka Pipe Lima former sub
sdlary OF the Standard OH Company OF
New Jersey, declared quarterly divi-
dend OF sS per share yesterday reduce
ton OF 81 per share M compared with
the previous quarter The reduction. nc =
cording to the company. was due TO .
decrease In business during the later
part OF 1919, which has continued 80 far
during the present year.
The reduction places the dividends on
81 per cent. per annum basis ms COM
pared with 40 per cent paid last year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
kEsTAuKA>T AND
HOTEL COMPANY;

The annua, meeting Of The s,ockhoIders OF
OF April. 1914 at II O'Clock NJ, al ths
Once OF the Corporation. No s7s Madison
venue Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New
York. for the purpose ~ electlns Board OF
pirertors ami receiving and acting upon
the reports OF the officers and for tho
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
In accorda With the Ry-Taws Of the
Company. only such persons shall he entitled
to vote IN person or rs proxy. who appear
ar stoc khoIue"H unon the trarsfer books Of
the Coronation for fNrniy dsys Immediately
pTere1!UE such uIFetlNg
Dated New York March II. 1874
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
CHEMICAL co. TO ISSUE BONDS
Nfrsfnia-Carolina to Put out Half q,
eIO.OOO,OOO at Once.

The stockholders OF the Virglnia-Caro-
ma Chemical Company will shortly be
asked 10 approve OF an Issue of SO. 600. 900
per cent ten year sinking fund de-
benturee, convertible into nrererrad s,ocL
al no Only one-half will be issued al
present They are TO be offered TO share.
holders at par
BIair q Co. and Hallsarten & Co. have
uhder"ritten, subject TO approval q.
shareholders. 100000 Of the proposed
Issue 'p'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

The householder has lately received
notice from his coal dealer of an increase
of 25 cents per ton In the price OF coal
beginning April I. As a rure these notices
explain that tho increased price In due to
the ~. per cent. Pennsylvania State tax
on all anthracite coal mined. the new
compensation law for employees and the
increase OF wages paid to drivers and
Iaborers. They also contain the warning
that II railroad freight rates are advanced
the price OF coal will be still higher In the
fall and winter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

n hes. nr: -1sst Dsiiss in ta@kruS,ss
yoliie.nhoy.p; 80 ali for ' loans; ~ 4 TSe
made a pretefen,lai payment on Feeruar y
10 81 100 IN wlnifred +. Latham on a
lor ne mas been practising physician
JAMES ,.ii 7 kEANE retail furniture dealer.
he ~, snirn ayenus petition in bankrur,cl
Robbins Bros. 1891. and Hyman Bros 4
90 80, a., on notes OF and guarantees
dnaic Ss'"G q, x,, NSaps Company furniture
cent petition vas fled aEurs' M
March - a Judgment far ,si9 Co. h .,,,, on
lion on his real estate and has ner
initted other judgments to be entered
HARRY. AUERRACH dcnier IN ,o,o-..
triinminss and dress goods, So Amsterdam
1870. ana Morris sts,sins.f' tx. ali on
March ~ he admi''ot IN writing inabiity
20 pay his debts Liabilities are 81 900 lie
IDEAL WAIST HANp t c"MphSy--, p.
tli'on In bankruptcy has been rl~d aeqinst
isidore PiIser, trading as the IDEAL Waist
these creditors Frank puh"nsteln. ssi.
Herman Gerde. 500 and Louis redef,
NICHOLAS ] lose. a stage manage Of
ltN West FortN-ninth street. and ldH'~re
Cotton Long an actress ~ the same ad.
ruptcy to get rid OF debts cortracted
Jointly a. HUNTINGTON. l. ITS liabilities
Among tho cretitors arc tns Harx ~ r iiii'f
ineton sa7h and Georgr ". Conk'lu -
r. Htgnnnns,on, ~. both for money loaned
hn,'i..ss .s,2oN no asset. OF H. llabiii
SARAH - IrFEr or so wes, seventy
seventh street - MED u petition f.
,nI ,Ss Io,s. L%S ,o. r go, os.st.
leather goods dealer OF gsN Fif,h avcnue
The largest creditor is James uesthoN. 20
West seventy seventh street s.. 200
Discharge Denied.
BERNARD srATz, Wholesale grocer, 100
Fast Froadway. Application for a dis
ti'ior vac Med against Mr. spnts on Or'o.
her %. 1872 ms schedules showed TIA
bilities s'lila and nominal 6ssots 14s 500
Receivers Appointed.
SOPHIA wENIER --Juds. Housh hss sp-
ruptcy for Sophia w-Vier dressmaker OF
- West Forty sixth s'rert, bond 81 900
from business for several weeks had IN
dergono a serious surgical operation In IA
hosnltal and that she was s'ill In bed
business was left to tn" care Of suhorii-
mates and there arc two months rent or
5000 due.
$ VAN LOAN railway EQUIPMENT
COMPANY Judge Hough Inns appointed
william NJ. simpson receiver In bank
ruptcy for the | < Van 7 osn Railway
TGuipncnt COMPANY OF asa Hroadwny
bond " 600 1t was stated that there
was a large amour, ~ assets scattered In
various States and that receiver was
necessary to conFcrve thcr,
Schedules FILED.
Louis DIFNSTAG. wool.n tobb.r 800
Grand street, schedules In bankruptcy
show liabilities tl7.7it and assets 81 a. 3
consisting Of stock $500, accounts si3i3
and cash In hank SO
SUPERIOR GLASS COMPANY, 1884 Wet
Farms road schedules In hgnkrur'ry
show liabilities t?0sti ana assets s2alA.
consisting Of stock =, $50 accounts 81 or,
notes 5000, fixtures $3.50. wagon $50 and
cash in bank $500,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHrLApELpHTA. April 1.-The market
was extremely duh and narrow during
the day and what was done was mostly
in odd lots. Philadelphia Rapid Transit
trust certificates We're offered down frac-
tionaliy with little support ON the decline.
Philadelphia Electric and Cambria Steel
were taken ut around last nights close
United Gas Improvement was inclined
to sell or. Arbltrage issues were small
Tha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
To the Holders Of
The Federal Publishing Company
SO 2o.Year Gold Bends,

This IA TO certify that in accorda nce wNh ~
1900. made by Tho Federal Publishing Coma n
20 The CITY Trust Company OF New York, now
j. De EQUITABLE Trust Company Of New York a
trustee mere were drawn for rode mpSion thle
scWniccnth day OF February. ioil, at the ONCE
q The Equitable Trust Company OF New York,
NO. 81 WsH Street. New YORK Guy, One hundroI
and twenty thousa nd s!2o OoO Doiiars face vaNse
81 ponds issued under tad mort ga &C. beafinG Sh0
following serial numberx. yi,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
philadelphia school bonds Sold.

PHIlArriruIA. April The entire issue
OF bonds securing loan for school rur-
noses Of $4,000, 600 was awarded to-day
to Reilly, Brock & Co, AT lo2 6A3 and In
terest There were twtntv-Nv" bidders
and a total OF more than $1,000, 900 was
subscribed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

Spot cotton at New York was 20 points
lower. at 1890 Southern spot markets
were Irregular. lis higher to y lower.
with New Orleans 10. Galveston ~ 1915.
savannah l3k, Houston l2%, Augusta
1875 and Memphis 1871
The New Orleans market was steady
after the closing here. Prices there were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
COPARrNgRsHIP NOTICE

,r go NV York April l. 1914
MR. W GERARD vERM:LYE has been
authorizet to sign for US per procuratlon''
In New York. Philadelphia ard 6os,o,
BROWN BROTVERS 4 co
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
TmE II. u. CLAfLIN COMPANY.

corner OF church and worth Streets
New York April 2. 1914
quarterly dividend OF ons ana one half
llis - per cent vii be paid April 18TH. 1914
to holders NJ N" Common stock ~ this com
pany of record az thu close OF business Tues
dtv. April IN lslt n y FORCE Treasursr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

Sugar--Husnts IN raw and reffned
sugar was quiet yesterday and prices
remained at the recently prevailing
levels. Raws were held at 2.95c.. and fine
granulste ted at 3.90c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

ONsTl pTICeS WtTt. w htat-NO. 7
Northern at Minneapolis. Sat?c No. I
Northern spring {. o. b. to arrive. N.00% !:
No. red (. o. b.. H.05. No. 2 hard g. o.
b. to arrive. sI.o3'a: No I Manitoba e.
o. h.. S100h. Corn-Export to arrive.
12&c. No. 2 yellow prompt 77kc. No
yellow prompt. &c. Oats-No. white.
45G45isc.; No white. NfAte ::
standard, 4tA G4Fc. Barley-MaltinE
c. l. (. BufYaio. 6sas2c. Rye-No. Q
Western. 6sisc. FIour-Spring patents.
S4.6ods5.25; spring clears $500 $40;
Kansas straighta s&25 fSt<5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

Provisions closed steady.
Cash prices were Pork-Mess s22 75
ms2325: family. S2450as25.5o. Beef
Packet. slsasi9: family. sl9Q SEQ
Lard--Prime Western, $1,000 refined
Cortln sll.O5; South American,
Sl1.75.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02


Of S26sb6, and surplus after charges was
sio7.5s3, a gain OF s?2,l77 over the proceed
ing twelve months
Earnings OF the Lehigh Valley Transit
Company for February renect IN. severe
Although gross earnings increased '6,of7
and net Increased selss over February
1919 there was a deficit Of N.+4O after max
Ing charges for interest and depreciation
reserve. This was caused chieNy by an IN
crease Of $4,000 In operating expenses by
Of SOFA In hNed charges because % bonds
issued for improvements and acquisition or
trsfnc during the heavy. storms For N
twelve months ended February IS 1914,
good gains nre reported cross earnings in
creased s:03.3ii operating espenses and
depreciation reserve were sloo.65t larger.
Interest charges and taxes expanded s'SIle,
ana the balance availAbl" for dividends vas
Sass2Ti. as compared with IL similar bal
,.7Is2i' WV
The rhiadciphis Company, one ~ the
principn, operating companies OF the United
earnings for the eleven months ended zen.
rusry % Of S?53,s.ois an Increase OF
'?s2s.s17 over Consolida,ed Fros. 81 ne
s7s' an increase ~ ,77GTsG' Current earn
iuvs are well above pr"f"rred di,idend re-.
ouirements and after raymen, OF the r'rn,a,
margin remains.
The Eastern P-nnsylvania RnilwaNs Com
pany, operating railways and electric light
Ing In pottsville and adjoining territory re-
ruary rs gross earnings ~ ts22oss IS be
ing an increase Of sa7ha7 81 or l3tI per
cent operating expenses Of sfId.hsS e2. an
increase Of shsl72Il, or 1890 rer cent,
and not earnings less taxes OF sas s7lo or
an Increase ~ s3itbi.?l or II 81 ner cent,
After deduction Of interest On underlying
bonds ana rentals there wts available FOR
Interest See",Nitie, an increas" or s3'
6SS qS or 1891 per cent, the rurnius being
~ times the bond interest requirements,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Muncie Electric Light Company re
ports for February gross earnings OF st2.sis.
an Increase of f3li3, and net Of slG0ss II
gain of si,sl6. with surplus after charges OF
IS $50. an Increase OF ii.A2S over February,
1918 For the twelve months ended Feb
ruary 1914. gross earnings 90 the company
asa Net earnings we're SlsSgs5. an increRs.
OF Se6 $50, and surplus after charges was
SlO75s3, a gain OF S.2lT7 over the proceed
ing twelve months,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The Resce Button Hole Machine Company
oUARrsRLv DIVIDEND NO aia-s.
EXTRA DIVIDEND NO. aA-a"s

quRrtcrlv dividend ~ three per cent also
an extra dividend uf two per cent. has been
declared. PAYABLE Aprii -. 1914 TO stockhold-
ers of record 40 N" close OF business April (,
lFlA FRANCIS SHEA President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
Rescs Folding Machine Company

\ quarterly dividend OF one per cent has
been de Jared, PAYABLE April -, 1914. 70
storkholhers ~ record at tho close OF busi-
ness April I. 1914
FHA%CIS \ SHEA. presldent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

The Liverpool market was very steady.
There was a good business In spot cotton.
with middlng l point higher. at 1924.
Sales, $4,000 bales. Receipts, 5000 bales.
all American.
Prices at Liverpool were:
Open High Low. Clos. Prev.
ing. est. est. ing. close.
Juiy.AuF... ss2,s s.s7 6s2i. sts ss5
Oct Nov. 6a2 ga ee2 62aia go
II A. NJ bids to Liverpool We're: Nav.
1888; judy, l2.l2; October. 11.44. The
market there is due to open to-day y to
2'a points lower.
Pnr1 rRcelnfs nd stncks werA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
rhc j. q. whit" Management Corporation.
AZ EHchanar Place. New York,


Tn H0rr1 Of Directors 81 AsSOSTATEp
GAS 4 ELECTRlC COMPANY has declared
CENT - q on the Preferred stock Of
IN" COMPANY for the quarter ending March
Hist 1914 pAyHhl- WeinesdRy, April 18th
lsl4, to stockholders OF record at the close
OF business on Tucsday March 3lst, 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
TIE Associated MERCmANrs co.

NOh0NIn 7 AnrlT = 1914
regular quarterly dividend of one and one
quarter iSr '"ti az. ~ ana an additional quar-.
t"rly dividend ot one quarter OF one per cont
on tho FlrSi Preferred stock also a regular
quarterly dividend Of one ana one half per cent
ths' and an nduiiona quarterly dividend Of
one quarter OF on" isr cont. on the Second Pre-
itrred stock Viii I've paid April 10Th 1919 70
holders Of he Preferred stocks OF this Company
OF Tc, ord ~ the close Of business TUESDAY
Ami I'm. 1914 MOSES ELY Sscrrtary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

JOHN W. PLATTEN. Chairm an
JAMES 4. BRADY,
FRANKLIN q. BROWN,
FREDERICK ". ECKER,
ROBERT FLEMING london
DONALD q. GEDDES.
OTTO u. KAHN,
WILLIAM &. POILLON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
Discharge Denied.

BERNARD SPATH, Wholesale grocer ="
Fast broadway Application FOR a dis
charge from bankruptcy digvlt-srd 4 pa
t''ion vac Med against Mr. Spnts on Oc'o
her ~, 1872. H's schedules shaved TIA
bllities sfl "a and nominal ss.atn f4a 500
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-02-07

For Sale-Pure bred S. C. Leghorn
Matching eggs. $1.00 for 15.-Pres-
colt Poultry Farm.
Judge f. F. Friedell, of TeXarkana,
candidate for circuit judge, was here
today seeing Prescott people.
The best flour on earth-"3-K"
Flour.-"Kempers Kansas King" Or
der a sack and be convinced.-Riley's
Pure Food Store. Advt.
Mrs. J. M. Montgomery of Little
Rock, is in the city for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Hell
big.
For Sale-Full blood Jersey bull,
about two years ODD. w. Johnson
route number two, Prescott, Arkansas
Mrs. Chester Whyto and children
returned this morning to her home in
Camden after a weeks visit in Pres
colt with relatives and friends.
DR.. Jameson, president Of the Qua
chita College at Arkadelphia, will de-
liver the morning sermon at the First
Baptist church in Prescott tomorrow
morning.
c. f. Shumaker, of Magnolia, ar
rived in Prescott last night and is
spending today in the city with rela-
tives and friends The many friends
Of this excellent gentleman in this
city are GLAD to note the complete re
covery of health.