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El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
IL GRAN JuRApo ToMA AocIpN
ENcoNTRA De La BARRA be
Los ELKs EN- Las CRUCES.
a la corte Sc lie Pfue que Instruyb al
Procurador de plstrItO de Praeeaer;
zee han Reportaao 81 cuereIlass 81
MsldIto Licor Censurado.

Las Cruces N. Nj Mario 24.-Hn
un informe especial al Juez Medler 81
gran jurado del condado de Doha Ana
recomend0 que la corte instruyera ai
procurador de distrito de instituir pro-
cedimientos n~eeesarios para priyar al
Club de los Elks de vender . dlspen!
sar llcores enbriagantes, en- orden que
Ia corte pueda determinar 81 Ia ven
ia 0 dispensaeion de tai licor es en- VIC
lacion de la Icy,
El gran jurado examine "a causas
y n testigos, reporto n ~querellas y
en- ~ causas no halo ninguna, y al re-
portar dijo en- parte:
"Deseamos Tecomendar que lugares
propios sean proveidos para los pri-
sioneros enfermos y heridos y reco-
mendariamcs que los dos cuartos del
oeste del edlficio de la carcel vieja SC
oenvirtieran EN- un hospital de emer-
gencia, Y que los mismos al equipa-
dos con camaltas v demas ~necesarios.
I'm cuanto a la venta de licor en-
districts de prohibition dentro de los
lfmites del eondado de Doha Ana. exa
minamos algunos testigos, y,haIamos
cue es may duro podeT neaar a los he
chos en- estas causas. Nosotros cree
mos que los c~iddadanos y contribu.
yentes del condado de Doaa Ana es.
tan fuertemente en- favor del %enforza-
miento de la ley ~regulando la yenta de
licores Y juegcs. Fuertemente reco-
mendamos que los oficiales de esta
corte y del condado de Dona Ana VI
GLEN con cuidado estos districts que
han sido d~eclarados "secos' por Ell
pueblo, bajo la ley de prohibition,
usen sus me1ores ~esfuerzos para en-
forzar estas ieyes y creemos que un
enforzamient0 actiyo de elias ayuda.
rfan furteinente al adeIanto material
de nuestra comunidad, y por nuestra
investigaclon ha sido muy apsrente
que Ia mayoria de los crfmenes come.
tidos en- Ell condado de Doha Ana pue-
den atribuirse va sea a la cantina 0 al
habito del lieor."
El gran jurado tambien reeomend0
que pasos fueran tomados para reco.
brar Ell dinero de dos ,eaminos de con
dado en- el primer Banco de Estado al
tempo de su quiebra
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19

Ell General Felipe Angeles, muehas
veces referido como verdaderameate
ell patricia de la revolucion Mexlcana
y de antes jefe consejador militar de
Francisco Villa, explic0 en- Ri Paso,
Texas, como en- su opinion de que Villa
en lugar de ser Ell jefe de la constitu-
cional Sc ha caido al igual de un ban
dido Duscado. Ell dice que Villa como
Carranza tiene Ia aspiration de ser un
DICTATOR v que solamente este y no
las batallas que ha Derdido es la razon
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
A mi Querida MadrecIta Refusito p
Garduho.
CIPRIANA ROMERO,
.Por FELICITAS M. ROMERO.

-
Vaigame Dios que hare 20
triste me lloro, ay de mi,
mi madre Sc me muri6
y Ell mas grande tesoro perdf.
Que infelicidad la mia
va Sc me acabo Ell tesoro
toda mi luz v mi encanto
la que me doctrine y me eric
como no tendre quebranto.
Perdf Ia sombra dichosa
vel arbol donde confie
tie fuisteis y me depasteis
m9drecita de mi vida
I'll fuisteis la que criasteis,
ya Sc acabo mi tesoro
Sc murio mi madre aInada
era brenda idolatrada
que apreciaba mas que el GRO.
Eras toda mi ventura
mi encanto " mi bienestar
nunca deio de llorar
por ese angel de ternura.
81 dia % de Mario
nunca Sc me olvidara
5 edespidio de m~adreclta
Sc fue al paradise celestial
y a. la terra de Ia verdad.
Oh, tn, mi tlerno Jesus,
da ~consuelo en- mi corazon
pues 81. lugar donde 70 vlyo
ileva por hotnbre chacop.
cipHfANA ROMERO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
VOC al cIrLo.

LNI..NA |A.I.NAl N|.K MNNI u
Ft.b Summer, N. NJ Mario n, 1915.
ST.. Editor del Nueyo Mexicano;
SIrHaae incertar en- las Columns do
gu apreeiable semanario 10 s~iguiente:
ri dla ~ de Mario a las 10 de la noche
dei0 De existlr 81 CUE en- vida reppop'
dia al nombfe dc Lorenzo zaragoza
Garcia, y fue a atinentar d numerD de
los angeles del cislo disputes de- hh-
Der sufridb con p~aclencla Id maliena
e~nferhedad de ~sarampioh y phlmouih.
el cual 10 two postrad6 Ell CANA por
q espaeio de cinco Aemanas. El nino
contaba al tempo de su muefte Z
ailcs, 9 meses y Q dias. Era hijo de
Don Doroteo s. Gafcia y sd esposa DO.
lofitas o. Garcia, de Fort Summer, N.
NJ. luienes aamentan con acerbo do
lor Ia eterna separation de su hijitp,
Aden1as desa pafh lamentar su eter-
ma ausencia tres hrfnanos, Luciano,
Pablo Y Marcelino Garcia, y sells her
manas, Antonio, Josefita, isabella,
Margarita, Leonor, y Faviana Garcia,
" un gran ndmero de parientes. La
angelica criatura tuyo un gran acorn
panamiento de gehte en- su funeral,
sus restos mortales fueron deposith-
dos en- ell camposanto de Ia lglesia Ca
tolica de San Antonio en- 1T. Sumner,
". NJ. Deseamos por medic de estas
'fpeas dar un vote de gracias a todas
acuellas personals que nos acompaiia-
ron en- Ell funeral de nuestro querido
tito.
Muy respetuosanente de Vd.;
DORDTEO S. GARCIA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
EFREN QUINTANA
Sc sIENTE NERvlosA cUANDo
cAE La NOcHE.

cAE LA NOcHE.
Mas a~lafinoso que una alarraa de
iHeenddo en- Ia nocils IS la tos ronca
y moleeta, la madrc nerviesa que te-
me estes cosas del terror dc la iu.
Veutud Para que recabar, cuando
unas ~cuantas dosis dc Ia Mica Alqui-
tran De Foley quitan esa flema de la
garganta. lie da confianza para que
no tenga que pensar NADIA en- clio nj
~ningunos temofes de crup. La Sra.
Ben Meyerink, Clymer N. X nice:
"Nuestra peqienh nina sin duda hui
biera sido arIebatada dc cfup 81 no hui
biera sido que habiamos tenido La
Compota de Mel y Alqultran de 70.
ley."-De Yenta en- ID Botiea Capital
Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19

Para celebrar la llegada de I'm rey.
a n aldea de poea importancia, to-
dos los vecinos acordaron. a fuerza
De sacrificips, pues eran muy pobfeH,
h*cer gfandes fiestas dignas de un
rey. Uno de los p~fincipaies aldeanos
Sc acerc0 al monarch y lie edijo que
les auxflIafa en- algo, pues estaban
iiuy pobres.
Como. pobres y os presentais rica-
i''ente vestidos?
-Sehor-repuso eli aideano-para
honrar a vuestra Majestad, hacemos
10 que debemos y debemos 10 que yes
tinaos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
ENLAcE MATRIMONIAL.

tfaL. l|UEfE wi afTN. 81. HH#. .r.M"
E%spanola, N, M, Mario II. 1916.
lsr. Editor del Nuevo MeHicano:
Estimado se1or:-
Espero de su bondad me permita IN
pequeio espacio en- su apreciable Sc
manario para publican 10 siguiente;
E dia rs del pasado Sc unieron en-
iszos de flores ell bien conocido joyen
Santiago Abeyta, hijo de- On. Manuel
Abeyta y esposa, 0 la nftiy distingui-
da dana la sehorita Maria Garcia, hi
ia de On. Francisco Garcia y esposa,
ambas familias bien ~conocidas en- es-
Ia localldad.
Ia ceremonial fue ~celebrada en- la
iglesia de Santa Cruz, actuando CO.
mo padrinos Ell inteligente~ 56ven Sc
Yeriano Garcia Y la sehorita Luz Roy.
bal. Dospues de la eerenohia los mh-
.chos ~patiehtes y amigos de ambas ia.
%tiilias partiefon para la casa del sr.
Garcia en- donde fueroh obsequisdos
con un elegante banquete, y en- la no
che Sc do i'm lucido bale EN- honor de
la feliz pareja, Ali, donde quiera que
.se fiiaba, Ia mirada SO vefan senales
%evidentesf de algeria. Todo sonrefa,
respirabamos ti ambiente de felici-
dad que embriagaba. Las luces. las
flores y cuantos objetos nos rodeaban,
las c~onversaciones aninadas, las II
sas francois y sonoras, Ell brillo de la
juyentud, Ell entusiasmo de la edad
madura. de que hacian gala todos los
presentes, me pareci6 lin halagueho
vaticihio. En- tcdas las fisonomlas re-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
REMiTIpo.

Duran, N NJ. Mario 10, 1916.
ST.. Editor del Nuevo Mexicauo:
Muy ST. Mio:-Sirvase dar phblici.
dad en- SUI apreeiable peri6dico a 10
sisuiente: Con bastante desagrado
ras Sc hace como importatite arran-
car ell tango, de que Sc chbren algli-
nos seres desyergonzados, y que lie
van una vida criminal halo 81 pabelloh
de las estreilas, sin aun recordar nj
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19

que sus amigos 10 han a~bandonado.
Este general fue ell dltimo de los So
rortadores ~prominentes de Villa que
lo dej6. Ahora esta Yiviendo en- una
casita modesto cerca de FL Paso. De
su portal puede yer a Mexico la cual
ha estado prohibido de entrar. :
Hablahdo de como vino villa a stlbir
tan rapia0 en- ell ejercito, ell General
Angeles diio: villa Sc hizo poderoso
a Gauss de su extraordiharia energfa
y Ell magnetismo de SUI personalidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
bosaba la SATISFACTION.

bosaba la SATISFACTION
Espero que la Diyina P~royidencia
realize TODD cuanto pudieFon SONAR, "
que la vida due hoy ~ernprendsn sea
i'm cielo sin nubes dpide no 50 ponga
iamas ell sol de ID ventura, dertanaah-
do sobre ID nueva faHdilia su' rsdiAite
fulgor.
Su Suscritof,
ALFRED0 ABEYTA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19

mo pueuo comprender quien Is
mas loco, 81 70, que Sc me tiene por
loco o la humanidad que Sc tiene pof
cuerda-decfa un borracho.
-Porque?-le p%reguntaron.
-Porque veo Que TODD Ell mundo Sc
prAcipitas IN ir a la guerra y la ma
tanza, cuando POGO a POGO todos tene-
mos que morif; porque veo que los
inuchachos Sc apresuran en- cortar la
fri ia de los arboles. pues 81 espera-
ran un POGO sola caeria madura; pero
10 que mas incomprensible me pare
ce, es porque los hombres Sc afanan
en- disputarse las mujeres, cuando, 81
las dejaran, elias sofas irian a bus
eerlos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
coMuNicAbo.
Colo. Mario 8. 1910.

llium. Colo. Mario 9. 1916.
Editor del Nuevo Mexicano;
Npreciabis sr.-Sirvase insertar ID
fiRniente en- las columnes de su apre
lei1ble semanario, Hoy dia 6 de Mar
70 saiimos los trabajadores de Tel
3uIide y los de 1lium juntamente con
Ia 4Flanger' Y tres ingenios a abrii
81 canine de Ames a Rico, pero NADIA
nndlmos hacer por la razon de que
cerca de las to de la nianana brincd
"a "Flanger' fuera de los relies estan.
do todcs los trabajadores adentro del
caro- Y no le falto un pie para rodarse
nara abajo del canon, pero NADIA de ESQ
iaso. I'm esa salida que Sc di6 Ia
"Flanger@ la pusimos sobre los relies
.etra Vez y seguimas para adelante hR-
liendo eaminado la distancia de me
dia milla Sc Volvi6 a salir fuera de los
ricles y entonces 81 Sc fue derecho
hasta abajo del canon pero los que
ban manejandola brincaron por las
i entanas Y tuvieron suerte de que no
Deligrara nadie Ell cahnn podra te-
ner POGO mas que 1000 yardss de al
to.
SAL0MON SANDovAL
Mayordomo de Seccion.
Ilium, Colorado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19
Dos buenas anaigas.

-Yo no Sc pornue mi esposo esta
ridendome y descontento eonmigo a
casla momento. cuando dos dos tene-
laos I'm misnio empoho.
-Es claro. Pofn6g
-Pdrque 81 Sc emprha en- mandar
y 70 tanbien.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19

en- los sollozos y sangre de sus vic
tin as, que muchas wees sin razon SUI
oumben a la tumba por manos sangui-
narias y sedientas de saciar sus de-
senfrenados designios, no seran estos
-eptiles venenosos de querer con ell
desenfreno de su lengua, e~scandalizar
a los hombres pdblicos como seducto-
res. a las prosecuciones 0 defensas,
u abogado en- su profession queda obi.
gado Ell prosecutor muchas yeces la
i~npcencia y ~favorecer la calumnia,
nuchas veces ser ~bandoleros. comu-
mes, encontra de ciudadanos honestos,
oeede luego estos buitres que solo Sc
alimentan con arruinar, tai vez ell ca
racter de seres que odian para hacer
la estampa sIcia y criminal de que
clos Sc incuentraH enfangados, de-
seoso. de tener alguna contesta con
el nombre de alguno, para entonces
c'catrizarle las Ilagas con los cinco o
dlcz dedos de mis- manos.
Respetuosamente,
VENCBSLAO ROMERO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19

Tambien podia ser libre y genorso.
Hay una idoa que villa obtenia obe-
dencia con meter miedo. Este 10 es
iusto. Como general 81 no teniIa mas
que un plan de batalla-
Fl no saba NADIA de la estrategia mill
tar, pero sus ~conseieros 10 asistieron.
Perdi0 So estrategia cuando perdi0
sus co~nsejeros. Villa es bien informa-
do en- ell uso de rifles. Este retrato en-
seha a Villa apuntando uno de los ri.
les m%odernos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-19

iuy respetuosanente de Vd.;
DoROTEO S. GARCIA.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01

Jack Johnson, Jr., has this weeks Country Gentleman for sale.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS GIVE
 BOOKS TO ARK. BATTLFSHIP
Two Sets ldentically Alike Presented to Officers and Men on the Ark ansas. Each Set Contains
 Two Bibles.

Little Rock, Sept. 1.-The Christian Scientists of the State, through Her bert M. Beck, of Fort Smith. have presented to the U. s. Battleship Ark ansas two sets of books identicallv alike, one for the officers and one for the men. Each set contains Bible. a copy of Science and Health with Key to the scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy, acopy of each of her other works, her Life" by Sybil Wilbur, and the Christian Science Hymnal; also duplicate annual subscriptions to all the Christian Science publications.
 'The Christian Scientists of the state are glad the name has been so onored, and their love and good will shall always go cut to this good ship her officers and men,"
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01
HOLLY SPRINGS NEWS

Health is good in this vicinity.
 We are having some good weather for cotton picking.
 Mr. Pink w. Taylor attended the singing at Mt. Olive Sunday. .
 Several of the most prominent young ladies of this vicinity spent the day at the home of Mr and Mrs H. G. Reeves Sunday.
 Mr Burton Rollings visited at Mir McKissick Sunday afternoon.
 Holly Springs Bible Class was well attended Saturday night.
 Singing at Holly Springs Sunday evening all are invited to attend.
 Holly Springs is the place you know. Holly Springs is the place to go.
 Holly Springs is always best,
 Come and you will learn the rest.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01
CONSTRUCTION WORK
 WILL BE CONTINUED

Edmonton, Alta, Sept. Announce ment was made today by Norman L. Harvey, seer ary to the provincial department of railways headed by Pre- mer Sifton, that construction work will be continued on the Edmonton, Dunvegan < British Columbia and the Alberta X Great Waterways railroads in northern Alberta Fifteen hundred men and 475 teams are at work The Canada Central railway is also rush ing work in the Peace River country. The Alberta X Great Waterways road, which IS being built by the provincial government between Edmonton and Fort McMuway, 2S0 miles, has com pleted 90 miles of grade and has laid 70 miles of steel. The Edmonton, Du- nvegan X British Columbia line has completed 70 per cent of grade be- tween Sawridge and Smoky River, 1S3 miles. The line between Edmonton and Sawridgc, 169 miles, is in opera uon' J. D. McArthur, president and builder of the line, says the project is financed
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01
n,upoAD COMMISSION RE- N' GENES $1O0,O0O FROM k. k. ..orts Oyercharge Made While % p.te Litigation Was Pending. Will be Distributed Among
 Shippers who File Claim

,;t+lo Rock Sept. -Four pink .hacts. each calling for S25,ooo, were Monday turned over to the Arkansas na;lroad Commission ny T. s. Bug laa m roreral counsel for the c. R. ]. X D D railroad in Arkansas. This repre- .ortc tbe Rock Islands settlement in fnll with the shippers of Arkansas for the overcharges made while the rote litigation was pending. It is the difference between the rate establish oa bv the Arkansas Railroad Commis- sion to which exceptions were taken bv the railroads. and the rate tempor- aril established by the court.
 The work of passing upon claims from shippers for a participation in tbe division of this amount, has been completed by R. r. Allen, acting as snecial Master, and there is no reason why these shipments should not inn mediately get their money. It does not represent the full amount of over charges claimed, but it is the amount agreed upon in a compromise, the shippers being willing to accept less and get it now. than to wait several years more and have the case rock along in the courts, with chance that they would lose cut entirely.
 The Rock Island also pays milage to the extent Of $25,000 to those who hold receipts for passenger fares paid, but this mlage has not been called for as yet.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01
FORMER LITTLE ROCK BOY
 IS AWARDED POSITION

Little Rock, Sept l. Robert n, Sangster, former Little Rock hoy, son of Mrs. Kate Sangster of this city has just been appointed trans portation commissioner of the Con- mercial Club of Kansas City, at an ini- tial salary of S4,000 per year.
 MT. Sargster left Little Rock about ten years ago, and his rise has heen rapid, until he has become one of the best known transportation men ia the Southwt st. He has been continu> usly
 the traffic service for sixteen years. For nearly seven years he has been manager of the Traffic Bureau at Muskogec. Okla. For ten years pre- vious to that time he served in the freight departments of various roads, first with the Illinois Central at Mer- phis, Tenn, then with the Rock Island and later with the Frisco. He has etu active in public affairs at Musl;o- gee during his residence there For year and half he served as secre- tary of the Commercial Club of that city, and in 1910 helped to organize the Retail Merchants Association, of which he has since been secretary.
 His first work was as cash-boy of the Gus Blass Dry Goods Co.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01
OF MRS. FRANCENA
 l.. SUTTON YESTERDAY

Little Rock, Sept. 1.-The funeral of Mrs. Francena L. Sutton, mother of Mrs. E. B. Trustworthy, was held at 1 p. m. Monday at the First Christian Church, of which she had been a member for many years. She was at one time a teacher in the University .cf Arkansas, and was considered one of the states most capable educators, although she had not been engaged in teaching for years.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01
OPENS CAMPAIGN
 IN FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
Judge G. W. Reed Opposed by John I. Warrington. Republican, and at One Time Candidate for Gov
 ernor, on sRep. Ticket

Little Rock, Sept. 1--Gov. Hays opens a campaign in the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit today, in behalf of the Democratic ticket, and particu- larly for Judge c. W. Reed of Heber Springs who is opposed by John I. Warrington. q Republican, once nom inee for Governor, residing at Harri- son. Secretary of State Hodges will also spend the greater part of the time between now and the election on Sept. II in that district
 Gov. Hays will spend the greater part of the ensuing two weeks on the hustings He will be in his office Sept. 10, and on that day will deliver an address at Democratic rally and barbecue in Argenta. Next Monday, Labor Day, he will speak at Pine Bluff.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01
DRAB NEWS

Austin Bros. are patting new roof on the gin house and other repair work about the mill is being done.
 Floyd Brooks was seen leaving Sweet Home Church last Tuesday night walking with a cane. Jess Cheek and Earl Bell left Mir. Gales last Sunday night in hurry. Where they went down Red Hill their tracks looked like herd of Elephants had been along there.
 Will Bell says he has got a start towards his house furniture as he found a case knife in the road the other day.
 Roy Bonds is looking better since Miss Irene came home. We believe Roy would have had the Spring High land Love Fever if she hadn't come home when she did
 Miss Etta Austin asked us who Moses is. We think he is a first cousin of the Moses of old and God may have sent him to speak unto the children of Israel.
 Lester Wade has his little house done. He built right in the corner of the orchard. Look out Miss Roxie Half and Half have been attend l ing the meeting at Blevins the past week.
 Hope got the county seat. Drab's got the land and money it offered, so we are we'll pleased
 It won't be long until you will hear the honk honk running in Drab.
 We worked the road Monday and Tuesday. The notice said bring Apes. We had no Apes, so we took an aX. If the county wants us to work the road with Apes they will have to furnish them, as we are not going to buy one just to work the roads with.
 Dennyville defeated the Blevins sec ond team at Blevins in Saturday, game, eighteen to ten. The big mutt Cheeky got his chin clean and put the balls through the hole in the bat Blevins put Cheeky Walter to pitch after there fourth. Espy Woods while trying to slide home, bumped his bear on the ground so hard that his ears Topped together like two blanks Walter was easy. He can't twist g ball like his oud Mutt. The Denny vile boys stand in line now to play the Red SoX. The Denny boys arc playing to match a game with the New York Giants next season.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01
NEW YORK MAKES
 ONLY BY-PRODUCT COKE

All the coke made in New York is made in retort ovens from coal mined in Pennsylvania. There are four es- .tablishments in the State, with total of 555 ovens. Although New York lies entirely outside of the coal-pro- ducing area, it was the first State in which were built by-product ovens, which save the gas, tar, ammonia, etc. The first 12 Semet-Solway ovens con- structed in the United States were erected in 1898 at Solvay.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01

Get rid of the grouch. LIV-VER- LAX makes the sun shine brighter. Hesterly Drug Store will tell you about LIV-VER-LAX. Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01

Mr. Merchant: If you would like to have a good trade this fall why not begin now and let the people know that you would appreciate their busi- ness. Tell them what you have to sell and give them some of your prices Our two papers, The Prescott Daily News and The Nevada News will reach every one in this county. Try an advertisement in both of them. You will get satisfactory returns.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01
POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTS
 GREAT SAVING IN FEEDING

Little Rock, Sept. 1.-The Little Rock Police Department reports to- tai saving of s1,6S670 for thirteen months in the municipal feeding of city prisoners, over the former con- tract system, The average gain per month has been S129.70.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

My dear young Friend:-
 You are one of nearly thousand Arkansas boys and girls who have this year completed the course of study prescribed for the common schools of the state. am sure that you desire to continue your cduca- tion at least through the high school course For your benefit the state has provided free instruction in high school branches in the following school in your county: Sutton year course.
 It is earnestly hoped that yoo will take advantage of this opportunity. If you desire to do so call on or write to the principal or secretary of the school named above and you will receive full information about facilities and course of study.
 Very truly yours,
 B. w. TORREYSON.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01

Don't endure the needless pain and torment of rheumatism, aggravated as it is by the hot weather. w. T. Hutchens, Nicholson, Ga., says: "I suffered the aches and pains of rheu- matism, swollen feet, irregular pain full bladder action, but Foley Kidney Pills fixed me up quickly" Foley's are the best.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-01

Fresh shipment candies received to- day.-Douglas Brooks & Go. Advt
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-06

FOR SALE
BARGAIN HOUSE on North Fifteenth
street, between Walnut and State
streets; rooms; all improvements;
porch and paved street. A rare bargain
IL sold at once.
J. E. GIPPLE,
1881 Market Street.