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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-08
SEVERAL PEOPLE
BADLY HURT IN
STREET MISHAPS

Miss Gladys Taber. % years old.
OF No. Ill Columbia.st. west, was
thrown from the rear scat OF a
motorcycle on which she was riding
With Raymond Taplin. OF No. 255
Grand Riverave.. early Saturday
morning, when the machine collided
xith an auto driven by Clarence
punnebach. OF No. 90 Gratiot.aye.. at
MichiSan-ave. and the West Grand.
blvd. Miss Taber's left wrist was
broken. and she was painfully
bsuised. She was removed To her
bone.
Herman Zeller. Of No. sos Lothrop.
ave. vice-president OF the Michigan
State Auto school. narrowly escaped
death. early Friday evening at the
Heldsn-ave. railroad crossing. when
be drove his machine on the tracks.
few feet IN front Of an approach.
ing train
Teller says that the safety gates
we're not lowered. and he started
acroas. feeling secure. but the train
nissed his machine only by inches.
Philip Boon. four years old. OF No
~ Jefferson court. is In critical
condition in ST Mary's hospital, SUI.
fering from a fracture OF the skull
Tho boy was struck by an east
bound Myrtle car on Mt. Elliottave..
rear Jefferson. Friday afternoon.
Witnesses declare that the boy Was
Daayins on the track. and apparent.
u paid no attention TO the warning
Soag sounded by the motorman.
Edward Mexicott. ll-year.old
nswsboy. living At No. ?s7 First-st.
vas Internally injured when he was
struck by an auto driven by r. n
Van Hartesyeldt. OF No S62 Roose.
vcltave.. on Michisan-aye.. near Sec
ond-St.
The boy Was roller skating In the
street, and witnesses stated that
Van Hartesveldt turned 10 the left
to pass a street car when he struck
the boy
The boy was taken home by the
sutoist.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-08
OFFICE HOLDERS
BARRED FROM
ELECTION BOARDS

"All city. county and federal en-
Dloyes are forbidden 10 sit as mem
bers OF election boards after Aug.
t." says Deputy city Clerk Guy In.
vafis. "A bill introduced by Rep.
Scott and rushed through just be-
ore the close OF the legislative ses-
ZION turns the trick
Under civil service rules, city en-
doyes are not supposed to sit on
plectton boards, but they have been
yoing II. Many county employees are
now members OF election boards.
nost OF Sheriff Oakman's deputies
yeing active In ward politics.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-08
DRAG FOUR FROM
ROOMING HOUSE

Ernest Haas, II years old, OF No.
1870 Goodson-ave.. Hamtramck, was
arrested on a charge Of contributing
to the delinquency Of q young girl.
and Norman Ehlert. Is. Of No. s4s
Holbrook-ave., was held as disor-
derby person. when Patrolman Louis
Wahl OF the central station took the
two young men and two girls from 8
rooming house At No. 1S9 Cass-st..
Friday night
The Hass youth was accompanied
by Florence Johnson, only IA years
old, and said to be ward OF the ju-
venile court.
Ehlert was with May Smith. IL
years old, who was sent to the de.
tention station with the Johnson
girl.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-08
CAMPAIGN BULLETIN

Vote eary-vote ate-vote often. Have your subscrip
tions in the promotion bureau by o'clock tonight.
Can you pick the winner of the $3.50 Edison Diamond
Disc photograph?
According to the sporting editor. Walter johnson will
pitch for Washington at Navn Field Sunday Detroit
other team usually bat about ZIG against the premier
Finger but willing to that certain candidate
will bat 1000 when to making him subscribe to The
Times.
There 4Ohour sail the largest bodies Of fresh
water in the world in store for the Times party
Someone sent in a number Of daily ballots without any
name. Don't all shout at
Announcement Of the winner of the $50 photograph
will not be made until Tuesdays issue of The Times.
Have your subscriptions and money enclosed in sealed
envelope when turning them in to the campaign manager
tonight.
Will you be the winner tonight an "also ran7"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-08
Supervisors Refuse to
IndOrse Scheme to
War Office
PROPOSITION is
KILLED, 36 TO Is
Mayor to Press for Per-
manent Structure on
Old Site

The board OF supervisors, in spe-
clal session, Saturday morning.
killed the proposed plan for the
construction OF a temporary wooden
bridge TO Belle Isle from the foot
OF Parkview-aye. Action was taken
on a petition presented by Commits
sioner Fenkell, OF the department OF
public works asking for the APP
proval OF the temporary bridge
plans for submission TO the war de-
partment City Engineer McCor.
mick also sent a communication 10
the board. stating that the proposed
bridge could be erected in two
months time at an estimated cost
OF $4,000. Aid. John c. Lodge pre-
scented two petitions, one from
Charles S. Hampton. containing a
dozen signatures. and another with
SO names. protesting against the
erection OF a temporary bridge. The
vote was taken on Aid. Lodges mo-
tion to deny the prayer OF Commits
sioner Fenkell's petition. Thirty.
six supervisors voted for the reso.
luton, and 25 against. the latter
number including most OF the east
side aldermen.
Mayor Marx. who was present in
the meeting, but took no part in
the discussion. announced after the
action OF the supervisors that he
would send communication 10 the
common council. next Tuesday
night. asking that immediate action
be taken for the construction Of
permanent bridge on the site OF the
old one. This will necessitate a
special election The mayor said
he was rot In favor OF delaying the
election so that the ID. L. X. pur-
chase plan and the new bridge pro-
pCsal could be submitted at the
same time
AID. Guthard. Vernon and Lodge
"krockcd" the temporary bridge
plan as useless expenditure OF
money. AID Barnett made an un.
successful fight TO have the petition
referred to the supervisors commit.
tee or ways and means, the board
to act later on the report OF the
committee,
aid. Freiwald. Of the Fourteenth
ward. was elected chairman OF the
board OF supervisors. succeeding
Aid. Lodge. Some of the board
committees vii be enlarged 70 take
care Of tho new members from the
new wards and Crosse lie. recently
made separate township.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-08
Win Dancing Trophies

Miss Beulah Haury. No 792 Trum.
bull-ave.. and Elmer Ellis. No. 1877
Smithave.. won a silver trophy on
the stage OF the orpheum theater.
Friday evening. as the best dancers
In a competition with the winning
couples OF weekly dancing contests
held on the orpheum stage for the
past six weeks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-08

Woodwork. Detroit; Glenn Ross
Young, Corunna; James Percy
Young. Muskogee. Okla: Ross LII.
verne Zimemrman. Albion. Neb.
william Peter Woodwork IL vale.
dictorian OF the class, and Octavius
Marion Randall Is its president.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-08

passengers a chance TO get OF was
hasty?'
Yes. do" he replied. Human
ity ought TO play a larger part IN
this war. America seems to be the
most liberalthinking country OF
them all | hope we can keep out OF
trouble"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-08

New York clty's factory workers
ere as many as all the inhabitants
OF ST. Louis, fourth largest city Of
the country.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Oas Erie9s6rot.

Gin tondnoiIdeg 9Iatt bate iid
~unIGnsit 5sbr abipreteno iibsr ons
oeutite ariegsbrot ausgeIa6en. gs
fei ungsnisb5ar uno fir Ole Grndbs
rung ourhaus un3urei6enb. liner
portster Wsiie 1T nun benz 9tatt aus
areiien, an beren Wdbrbeitslisbe su
5tpeifeIn inn niht gut m0gtih iein
tpiro, cine Ri9tigitsDung 3~u9egangsn.
% in 8insen an Der 1s6nii6en Sod
i6ule itubtersnos boGdn0tI6e Stus
oenten BADEN fi6 nit elmer geburniIhs
ten Wioerrsoe gu 0erteioigsrn beg gss
idmdbten Yrotss a%ufgeporfsn. sic
teiIen Dem 9lntt nit, onb lie ieIbit
bos Brot isosn Gag efen. DAB ss in
feinert Wobl9ef6mad niht binttr Dem
Bro. Der Srieosns3sit 3uridftebe, boz
fur Iber iogar nod on Rabrbuftigteit
ssgenommen babe uao aud in Der
o.rouseabten Wengs nontommen gss
niige. Dos glott nor unpdrteiifh
genug, bic Grtldrung gu oerpfFents
li6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Der W0(tRe= Autom0t.

Oieie feltfam. Mnidine bat .i.
e%riftiert - u~lIer6tngs nur in Ser
pbontafe Ginger 5ranaoien. uno oas
luftig, babel lift, bab fe ben ridtieea
Woltte fir bieien 4utomoten aebaItes
baben. rad Der Shla9t bon Seoas
perbreitets iid in 5runtrei6 bic Rods
rt6t, bdb Der srobs Oeutfde General
sefaIlen iei. Oisie aunoe iouie bos
niebere franaoff6e Bolt iib.r oen
i4meraliben 8erIuit Der Irmse bins
tDestdui9en, tpas BERN aud in Der
Sat gelans. DAP bieie @nIGt nod
sesen @nbe oes Sabres 1870 in
Jrantreid perbrsitst tpar, erfubr Der
beutfde 3riessbsridteritatte Sas
Iingre in @eriaiIes. Oils RoItte eben
aus Dem prGfetturgebduoe trot, tpurbe
Saltngre bon sinem 5~ronsofen oe.
fragt: ~2ennen Sic ben Offi3ier?"
Slider, bas lit MoItte.," Wis eritauns
te ober Der 0eutide, ais er folaenoes
borte: rOas elau5en Sic, ober Sis
irren ii9. 9earbsitet lift er a~ueroinqs
febr gut, bos 9eiidt. ole 4ugen, Der
aOrpsr aber mir piTen bod aes
nau, oab Moltte tot lit, uno oieisr
bort. ben man uns bier ooraefibrt,
nur Elm 9utomat it," Dieter @laub.
tonnte burd aae 8etsbrunssperlud.
Salinsres nidt eednoert perben. Ste
bIeiben babel, oab Der beutfde @snes
raj. Der tdslid our4 bic Gtrab.n
sefabren uurbe. Elm ,unitpoa eearbei.
tetes ubripert lei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Die 6riti(C6en Jn(e(n.

Set tpann lit 9robbritonnien cine
Sniel? 0teie a[Ieemein intersHante
Jrage tpiro bon Or. 81. arlot i'm
neueitsn !9eft Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lidsn Monatsfdrift r5immel uno
Gros" nit 9enauer 8eridi6ti9ung
seolp3li6er uno 5oolpgiihzbotoniIdsr
Seii9tspuntts einssbenD bebonoelt.
Donnh birfte es tpabrI6einlif iein.
oab Die 4btrennune 9robbritdnniens
pom Seitlanoe erit stpa 1000 Sabre
alt 1T. Jriber biloete @robbritannien
nit Srlano einen Sell Der groBen
2nnbbride. Die BON WeIteuropd mad
9r0nlanb Fibrts. Wdn lam i'm
9an3en bier sr0bere 2anobruden uns
terf9eioen. Die 9roBbri.annien uno
Srlanb noh alien Ri6tungsn bin nit
Dem JeitIonbe perbonoen; bic Iuitas
nii4e (Ri4tuns Srlunb-pOrtusaI.
Dem 2nnbt Der alien Qufitdner), bic
isldnoiife, Die ftanoinapii9e uuo euos
lid bic aoEaLbrIds. @erabs In oies
Ter foeben aneeeebenen Rstbenfole.
oirftsH aud iene 2anobriiden nd9s
chamber unterbrod.a poroen ietn;
erft bur6 ginbrs9en Der 3analbrId.
tpuroe GroBbritdnnien .nosiltig our
Snisl. Die 4%btrennung Srlonos bon
GrObbritannien fam fi4 oud srit
nod Der lesten Gisasit. db.r INNER
bin nod Dor Der oben ~errpdhnten Cos
I0iuns GnsIanbs DOm Jeitlano bon.
soesa habeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Uauilde Tluntereien.

Sn paris lit ods besar1nte Iorebz
bud r9ioot=8 ottin" fir oas laufenoe
Sabr eridisnen, i9reibt oie .8l. Dr."
Die fran30iiidsn 9ldtter bsben, laut
81. 3. q. Mittas" nit 9e~nuetuuns
5erpOr, baB gum srften Mals felt 43
Sabren fi9 bort cine rbo9piltoms
meme" Reuerung porfinbet. Die @er>
leser baben ndmlid Die &ibnbeit ge=
babt. Gliabs2 otbrinsen sinfad unter
bic frana0fiden Departments sinaus
reiben! Ollie auf gliaBz 2otbrinsen
beaigIi6en 3iffern unb Ramen feisn
bon fa4tunoigen 2euten burhseieben
tporoen. bic nidts Giliseres gu tun
batten, aIs ole autentii9en bsuti9en
Entertainer unb 5irmsn etnfa9 aus
ben GintpobnerIiiten gu ftrsidsn! Qu9
in ben paris uno ben Departments
porbeboltenen Seilen finoet man teiu
beutides ooer ofterrei6iIhss 9aus
mebr aufeefibrt. Der 8ottin, tpie
mon bas Ibrebbu9 a1ssmein nennt.
bat fid erldubt, oos Muslano nuh
ieinem 9utoiinten gu t~orrieieren.
Gum eritenmal besssnet man bort
einem neuen Staot, ndmli6 Mlbanien.
Hutiirli6 bat mar ben Qlos. no
FONT Die Decentralization Der Res
e~ieruns aufssfibrt tperosn. porfdts@
buIber peiB eelahen. lleber 9eutids
Lamb uno Sefterreids llnsarn uuters
ri6tet bas 4orebbud ben 2sier nur
in rein gsoerapbifder Sorm, basegsn
pdr Der beIsif4e Sell ME 10 ftattli9
pie oiesmal. gs lit aub nidt pers
aeHen tporben, bas Datum dnsueeben,
an benz bte franaofide 9epublif Der
Stabt 2ittih bas 3reu3 Der Gbrens
legion suerteilt bat. Cine onoere 4ns
ipielune auf ben aries finbet fid nidt
i'm 8ottin. 4us Dem dmtli6en Yell
iinb OeutTdlanb, SsIterrei4 unb bic
9Irtei glott pea9eitrt4en tporbsn.
Wir eriitieren alfo fir Jrantrei9 in
oieiem Sabre ni4t mebr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
ce Is 1T ant iir @rpspater uno

jcocn anocren, ielbIt iiir ben Sdltg
ling. 5orni's 4Ipenfrduter 1T alien
4ltersItufen ongemeiien uno paft fIlr
Gle moqIiden 3uItonoe. IN ocren
M1nner unb 6raum iif befinocn
fonncn. IS perjiinet bic @lten uno
itortt Die Shmoden. Sn t~oiienocn
non Seimen bat es iid cinen VIoe
ol5 5omilien Weoi5in ertporben
uno nimmt beitdnoig OH 8eIiebthcit
81. Is 1T feline 4pothefermeoi5ih
.ionbern miro Dem Enblitunt oireft ge.
@lleicrt. Won ihreibe on ole @criteI
Ter: Or. Ecter IGhrneu & Cons 60,
60. Some Moe., Gbicogo.
81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Rtn6srmuuo b.

Die tleine Git (oen Sonnenunt.rs
gang an W.srs bsObodtenb): ~9i4t
Dabr, Mnma, isst pirDs 70 Suntsl,
neil bic Come ins Wser getdu1t uno
ooour6 ousoeI0i6t iit2"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

frciDiQi9er 9citrGge oen aetJteioen.
oel mo beoiirFttgen @ittiucn uno
gsaiiea Der i'm 6eloe g~efaaenen Sci.
Den Der oeutifen Marine, oes Seeres.
ODER Der Suftflotte
Sine Miliun Marf.
leitens Der 9eutlhcn in smerita uno
0eutih : Gmpfinoenhm in Den Ser.
eilligteu Stoaten 5ufubren iou.
gu oieiem 3mede lift cine OoppeIte
Idpor5- IpeiB-rotbe Hieienfabne oitge-
idlofTt moroen, lueld)e III bunoerttau.
leno 6~obneufeloer einactbcllt muroe,
ocren jeoes ein5elne $3.50 foitet. Sic
Mtonoernmme Der @eber meroen mlf
oicien Sahnenfeloern eineeSeidmet
uno oeren Homen nit Mngobe bes
Mobn- uno @cburtsortes in elm 9e.
Qleitbuh eingetraocnmeIdes nit ser
Sabine nod polenoeter 3cidnune on
0en 0eutihen 8niler uno ociien 8ot.
Tin oils Seutih Imerifaniihe 8eoenf.
itiftltng iibereeben iperoen ioa.
SomiIlen, Sereine. Srtlhaften
II. :. 10. fonnen 8ruppenfeloer BON lie
6, "a, 81 uno 90 Guooroten nit be.
licbig gctpablten Snidriften lp1blen,
6cren Namen ein5eIn liio oouit0noiq
nit In9obe bon @obnort uno &c.
hurtslano IN oas 9eeleitbltd eirlge.
trogen pcrben @er oIs elm 9eiden
eanfborer anb1neIidteit an oas oIte
Soterlano uno sur 2inoerung orin.
GENDER Totb elm SdcrfIein ~bei5utrd.
qeu milnidt, lit fre1nblidlt eebeten,
bies inter ser aoreiie: Nrfhmr bon
&6nis, 22S Sritte Strafe, Milmam.
Fee, Wis, 81 b~eicrgeu, BON neIder
Stele ans aid Die gmpfongsbcidei.
niaungen burh oieie 3eitrnq bon
3eit gu 3eit berotfentlidt meroen.
Der 8oriiser oes Relu gorfer
Summelfomites 1T Commodore Sans
Nliier, 8ommonoeur oes Sambura.
Imerifa Gompfers .@oterIono".
Gin S%ohnenfclo $3.50: cine @rup.
be bon 6 SeIocrn $500; cine @ri,p.
be bon "a Telocrn $4,000; cine
@ruppe BON 81 TeIberu $t35.OO;
cine Grippe bon 9G 8eIoern $24. 90.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Die &ieieufabne Satcrlanb

nter benz Srotefto.
rat oe5 aoiler.
lid. GeutihenSot-
idlafterS. @rnfcll
9ernitorff in
&aibmgton bot
lid i'll Amerifa
cine @eieuihaft
gebil6et, pelde
AurdlS orrmIuun
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

frcipiaiger 9eitrGge Den aetbteloen.
Den mo beoiirIt,gen @ittlucn uno
gsaiiea Der i'm 6eloe gefaaenen Sci.
Den Der oeutihen Marine, oes Seeres,
ODER Der Suftflptte
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

BEAUTIFUL NEW STUCCO
New T-room. house located In the heart
OF Montclair addition, surrounded by
new homes.
Large living room, reception hall. din
ing room and kitchen on first floor, three
large bedrooms, bath and fine sieeplnS
porch On second floor, oak finish
throughout; ell walls sand finished, dec
grated In III, beautiful lighting fixtures.
Largo cemented basement. with hot and
cold water, fine large lawn. VIII take
good building lot as part payment Price
$500, $1,000 cash. balance $40 per month.
Gail owner and builder. .S
A. H. OLMSTEAD,
yVah ae2O
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
Stucco, 6 Rooms

Bungalow. very classy, large living
room, beamed ceiling, fire place, built-in
bookcases; dining room has beamed cell
ings paneled walls and beautiful built-in
buffet, nice finished oak throughout
rooms, white enameled hardwood floors
tiled bath, Milton Rogers furnace, gas
heater, floor drain. etc, screened IN
porch, awnings, storm windows, fun
screens, fine shade. paving all paid. On
Eminet ST., near Kountse Park and car
line. Owner wants to sell and will make
price right.
p. j. TEBBENS COMPANY,
CO. Omaha Natl Bank. Phone d. Else. -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
$3.50 PER MONTH.

We have 10 fine home sites near Cen
trial Park School and Grand Ave. car
line ranging in price from $50 TO $500.
Streets graded. Shade trees in front Of
every lot.
a number of new homes are being
erected Others are planning to build
$40 cash makes the first payment and
can pay for your lot we will arrange a
loan for You to build. All lots shown by
automobile
w. FARNAM SMITH & Co..
IA. NJ, Christie, Mgr. Real Estate Depts
1870 Farnam ST. Tel. ID. 1904
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
Best Buv in Omaha
Benis Park Dictrict

Brand new, Groom BUNGALOW, modern
IN every respect: living room and dining
room finished in golden oak, beam cell
ing, buiit-in buffet and book case, built-in
cupboard in kitchen, cemented basement.
two blocks from Harvey car.
THE VOGEL REALTY. AGENCY,
i0i5-l6 w o. w. Bldg Douglas s69i.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
So CASH AND SO PER MONTH
f. p. WRIGHT

Own equity IN 5-room house, in Clifton
Hill new house, large lot and good con-
tract Address. M 90, care Bee.
Why not buy from owner. who is not Ia
the real estate business2 l have three
5-roOm cottages not over years old. that
win sell with small payment down, bal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
BARGATN BY OWNER

Beautiful new. 5-roosn bungalow, two
blocks over Omaha line. in Florence. Lot
l0Kl1o. Electric light good furnace etc F:
tinted and hand-decorated walls. oak
crch. foCd CHICKEN house and yard. lots
owe fruit: one hlccf 10 splendid car
Re. rrloe $50 Phone 0Nncr. Flor
ence l0.s
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
GOOD BACKS FOR BAD
Prescott Residents Are Learning How
To Exchange the Old Back For
Stronger One,

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To Exchange the Old Back For
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painful
Do you suffer headaches, langour
and depression?
Is the urine dscolored, passages ir-
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Give them the help they need.
To cure kidney backache you must
cure the kidneys.
Use a tested and proven kidney
remedy.
Doans Kidney Pills have stood the
test.
Convincing proof of merit in Prescott
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Mrs. J. w. Ward, w. Elm ST., Pres
colt, says: "A little over year ago,
was in bed with my back. Sharp
pains darted through my body. Drop
steal swellings of my limbs added to
the misery and had rheumatic pains
through my hips and joints. One of
the family urged me to try Doan's Kid
ney Pills and | did. In two days | was
helped and when | had taken about
box, was greatly benefited. "
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for kidney remedy-get Doans
Kidney Pills the same that Mrs.
Ward recommends. Foster Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo. New York.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

sure of being able to pass the
examination; when they have
passed the examination. they are
sure of the position; when they
have the position, they are sure
of a good salary; they are also
sure Of easy hours and promo
ton.
The Tyler Commercial College
is not a mere business college. it
is a commercial training institu-
ton that fits one with a thorough
and practical education that en-
4bles him to enter the business
world on broad plan.
Write for catalogue and fur
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

particulars. If you cannot enter
for personal instructions, take
our courses by correspondence;
they are practical and thorough;
guaranteed to be as recommend
ed or they cost you nothing
For iu,I particiars address Civil
Ser ice Dept r. Ter Commercial,
College, Tyler, Texas. State
courses interested in.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
A SPLENDID SALARY WORK
ING FOR UNCLE SAM

The Tyler Commercial College
of Tyler, Texas, makes a special
ty of preparing young people to
pass the Civil Service Examina-
tons as stenographers, typists
and bookkeepers, This class of
Civil Service work pays 5000
year and upward; our students
seldom start at less than $1,000
for the first year. This line of
Civil Service work is about the
safest work that young person
could pursue. With us they are
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
ATTENTION

A well-located 5room house.
painted, papered and screened,
city water and gas for fuel and
lights. A desirable property,
always rented. For sale on easy
terms or exchange for farm,
timber or cut.over land.
Nat Martin.
Nyals Kidney and Backache
Pills. A valuable remedy for
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Urinary Tracts. Is and SOC at
Hesterly Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
WAN TED

Chickens. Eggs, Butter, Bees
wax. Hides. Wool. Grain sacks,
all kinds of Junk. & Bones. we
pay CASH, at Highest market
price.
We sell feed, Wholesale, & Re-
tail.
Nevada Produce Co.
West, Main. Street.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

For Rhumatism use Nyals
Rheumatic Remedy guaranteed
TO relieve Lumbago, Muscular
RheQmatism, Intamitory Rheu-
matista, or any Rheumatic Pains,
&100 at Hesterlv DRUG Store.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

Nyals Tasteless Chill Tonic
a specific Remedy for Chills and
Fever Pleasant TO take. effect
i've in action. Price SOC. At
Hesterly Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

We have over 1880 fine H' s.I,
samples for you to select ., y.
fall suit from. We Pua .pm,n.
everything to liz and WI , lanai
ship at he most
prices. 0l;obant
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
Go Go Wat White for Boys Clothing

Nyals Worm Syrup-pleasant
to take and harmless for remoV-
ing Intestinal. Worms of all
kinds. 25c at Hesterly's.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
WARNING ORDER

In Justice Court, of Missouri
Township, before j. B'shers j. ?.
J. c.. Woodul, Plaintiff
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15
PAINLESS DENTISTRY

Save money and save your
teeth by seeing DR.. }. F. Hereford
Hone, Ark. adv-tf
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

penslar T4s,eIess CD ~ ~.
Extract For Chronic C'a w.,
Colds. Bronchitis and al q = d
tons Of the Lungs. - r.,,s
At Hesterly Dfus
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-10-15

We have everything D u !.
eycaDs feet. ba' Ian