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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
CONTRACT FOR LAMPS
FOR THEATRE IS LET
OVER 1000 INcANDEscElsT
BULBS OF VARIOUS HUEs
AND SIZES
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WORK DIP 6Afsgs SSEc
i ses''s. sf.-essSs ~ zi-t'-V
All Indications Point to New
Playhouse Being Ready by
February 10.
WORK tpfAfsgae 5 SEc
sytJ - EEeF1,is ; .-lssTs-S s-ih-S

+ A contract for over 1000 incandes.
cent lamps, OF various sizes and col
ors, was negotiated yesterday between
Inc directors of the Anderson Deyel-
opment Company and the Southern
Fepiic Utilities Company. The Jiampa
are to be used Cor. lighting and deco
rattve purposes in the new thaatre.
The fact that the contract for the
incandescent lamps has been closed
suggests how rapidly the new play
house iS nearing completion. The con.
tract Tor doing the wiring In tile. nhsJ
building was let some time ago 10
Frank Mauidin.
The 1000 or more lamps contracted
for yesterday are to be. used in various
pRrts OF the building and are to be for
both lighting and decorative purposes
That Is, the former will be plain lamps
and Will be far tho sole purpose OF
giving light. The latter type viii not
be so much for the purpose of giving
light as they will be used for produce
Ing shaded effects.
The opening date OF. the theatre has
Zen set for Thurdsay evening. Feb
4ary 49, when Adele E,,tini will apl
near In new musical comedy, "The
nger.y =''---
Painting work on the, new building
& under way and all other kinds OF
,yprk are being rushed to completion.
sfre placing OF the Dlaster: cast work
58out the stage. the boxes anu =. -. haI +.
d9ny and other parts Of the interior
being carried on with q vim and
!. obably will be completed within the
PIT few days.
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.ElsA.,1.J,e I, est ted
On Charges of Dsposing Of
Tfaas Eaaas 4. ThDmao IN
Jail.

x Yelterday praYed an 1unluoky day fSr
white people. for the only two persons
Alaced in the county jail during the
day were members OF this Iacs. Upon
q warrant charging him with dispos.
tng of trust funds, A. Thomas, Of the
0xr Cotton Mills vicinity. was afrest-
ed yesterday morning by Deputy aim
Williams and placed In the county jatI.
where he II beink field In default OF
BALI IN the sl,.ss Of $500. ~ (.
3 1t is Alleged sshaf Thomas procured
some Rfocerfgs sso,r . merchant and
keenred the debt by giyipyg NE ereSia
tor An ord er on his stifne III the
mil, but mai before the merchant
'ecas6 rsaiienf the claim Thomas went
himself ard drew Out the, wages be
had assigned TO his creditor, faiiing
70 Apply them TO his ohisfation
The warrant was sworn out by b.
johnson; and Il Is from him that
Thomas IS said to have bought the
goods in question. ~ !; & 6
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Magistrate BroadMen
UuG Tor ReeIectiOn.

Magistrate w. c. Broadwell has an
nounced his candidacy for reappoint-
ment to this office, and he has set
about his campaign In q thorough and
.ousiness-1fke manner. He has for pre-
sentation To the county delegation q
petition containing the signatures of
~ members OF the local bar, several
I score of the leading business and pro-
Gtessionaf nien Of the city and over a
i hundred good and lawful citizens of
other walks OF life. The signatures OF
all county and city oIflciais have been
afhxed to the petition. AS generally
known, the local delegation will soon
make the appointment for this county.
ana among the magistrates to be ap-
pointed Will be two for the city OF
anderson. The positions now held by
magistrates w. c. Broadwelf and b. r.
Wilson become vacant. At a recent
meeting of the bar association, It IA
stated, 6. II. Geiger, Esq. was endors-
ca Tor appointment as magistrate. II
Mr.. Geiger decides that he wants the
position to which Magistrate Wilson
oners Tor reappointment there will be
three-cornered race--provided 9TH
efs 40 not enter-for the two offices
becoming vacant. Magistrate Broad
| well feels that he his made a good re-.
cord. His report OF the past % months
shows that between six and seven
thousand dollars was turned into the
county treasury In cash fines Mr.
Broadgell states that he feels particu.
!arly grateful nyer the signatures on
his petition, as many OF them were un-
solicited. PesS6hs came to. his office
and Voluntarily signed the petition
asking for HIS teappointment. Practf-
caiiy every business house I'm The! CITY
s represented. among the signatures
on the petition. u "
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pELzEB NEWS :
70 0 5000 eooeeoo.o o Q Z

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Christrhas is in the past, new ieayes
I've been turned, ana We now are all
asy making the dream for 1915 come
iie;.a Eet us hone for better thinF1I.Eet
Many Visitors came and went ianrink
10 holidays. 'iol'I,,eo,
Miss Rsitii Garrett 10Y fsnlowlton.a
3spital has Tetuffed to- iCoiunibIa Al
o very aeiigtitfu1 visit 4e hairSiss
ks and friends of this place I,iis !sIfiIs;ai 5fI;i
! kfrett Is quite popui ar he,e an d she
B many friends of ssiis l,ss., I, Z /,
efe her a warm welc5sImII M .,iT, .t;ieir
~. -: s, 8
PRO-, and Mrs. John u. Bonner were
q guests of Mrs, Bonner,s sister. Nrs'
borges Sullivan, cg Wfllianstop last
- pene .z4a... z..l.sas l.nelsass..
wn. at his POST his school I'm did
Wn reopened Monday. 4th. s;>'s's =
Prof. w. G. Petrie of spsrtanburg
Is returned Eere. Hewitt his i,ssist.
hts, Misses Marjorie west Eof C.raen-
bic, Jessie Norris of Grave and hfiss
ary Brabham OF Ninety six. reonen-
schooi at West Peizer Monday. Ian
bry 4.
DR.. w. A. TriDr of near F,aslev ahen,
tnday night In town with mr. suS
'1rs. Charlie Tripp. SDr. Trim was en-
~ 40 ~. A "A I. ,.s. - ... :, .
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Miss Irene Prince entertained the
members OF hers Sunday school class at
p delightful party yesterday afternoon
- her home on, ,Urr street.. fieF, Ctesa
consists OF Is young people Q, to 10
years old and these were her guests
on this happy occasion. Games OF all
sorts were played and enjoyed aftcr
which the attractive hostess served a
dainty sweet course.
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Paiuletto Chapter.


The first meeting OF the new yegr
fer the Palmetto chanter, u. d. c., was
held yesterday afternoon with Mrs. b.
B. Hart and Mrs. Arthur Holman at
the home of the latter.
Besides q good attendance OF men,
bers, there were several visitors pres
ent and the meeting was delightfully."-
pleasant and fully enjoyed. A full and
interesting report of the General u,
ID. Q. convention In Savannah, vi writer: iitttte;:
BY. Miss Nab B6hhatn was read In her
absence BY Miss Bessie Major. A fine
paper on 'sflie Battle Of shiloh" was
read by. Mrs. j. w. Dicltson. This
CHAPTER Is making q systematic study
OF tho battles OF the war. taking then,
ne in their regular araer. this being
|the third The report or the State q,
D.. G. convention in Sorkviiie was
given by Mrs. A. r.. Jofnstone and was
Tread in her own. attractiiE manner,
l.; Mrs, c. b. Earle read poem on
Robert e, Lee and afrs. j. M. Sullivan,
Jr, one on The Men Who Wore the
Miss Anna Brown and Miss Georgia
Nagshall assisted Mrs, Hart and Mrs.
Holmsn In servipg an elegant salad
course. /.
Pretty Party For ne Teifphone Girls
\ 8 TIE FIRST Of pnany. delighttuI bnsi-
less and social meetings which the
seHEg iadies of the Southern ,Tele-
!phoEs Q1aiaany have plenned 10 hold
each month wac he'd on Thursday
llight Ia tho rest room OF .she teie-
phoae building. This sgpofa fBs conn
fottah,y and prettily Etted sip and
vas rpGde even more attractive. by
ferns and Harcissue. The folloWieS
|fntereFsing and instructive sparafe
were .:.eaks and fully diEeli ssed by the
ycape dies: Eaper on ding e
w ca tine z-Es ssss <s:. -
|tbrs paper on ConFfesy., :, hy Afisss AT.
aie Hayefe, local operatcr, Eeeitatt0n,
e7t c1nldn,t BE Dome. 6 8. BY Afisa 0IadyS
!Agsats9nss slcHAI. OPT tor pap1r ot, 'sCo-
|cpsrAsicn, =, ~ Miae 70 tls scomhe,S q
|tolie operator. aassrh ss,esb had for .
gissace card a5 white paper bell, On one
slice pf #hiEis WIS written Southern
Bell Tnie4h 4hone ca. Jen 9Th, 1915. =
on the other side Tor the saSal Girls.
VISA q qnRslton. fSf the toll Hfria wl.a1
q code. ard each one was called upon
to ankmAr her question OF cctle.
Mrs. Knox OF Atlantis, Who Il efec-
trlcns engineer. gave the young ia6les
IA intareftlig talk On the taEetlione
ftcris ID HGfana, Duha AZ zach s0E.Isf.
lacy S plac8 was 4 9aeiraEe rfSttlIy
Etstd mp n 4 paper acSiis With efeeli
tsibhpnb and eontaining eandMielaes,
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Invited TO Big
Conferences Next Month.
The chamber OF commerce Is in re-
eeipt of q formal or official invita-
ton 60 send delegates to Develop
naeat and Settlement Conference to be
held In Charleston February 1I-12-l3.
AZ shis meeting will be representa-
ttses from all commercial bodies Of
the State as we'll as people from other
States ana probably several govern
ment officisls. At this conferences
plans will be discussed and .probab-
ly adopted with a view OF bringing
desirable eInfnigrants from European
countries and northwestern Canada
aud United States and placing them
on farms In South Carolina. II ip
probable that representative will be
sent to the conference from the. An
derson Chamber OF Commerce.
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News New FrDlllSeelnl SelnleeCca:

SENECA, Jan. 9.--Mr. Will Hol-
land, former citizen OF Seneca, and
owner OF the Seneca Bottiing Works,
but now, located near Chattanooga,
Tenn, was in Seneca for q short
while Thursday, .t
Willie Right and Lee Haley, two
OF Seneca's bright young men have
leased the Success Theatre from Mr..
Gilbert and are now in charge of
that popular amusement house. Their
many friends wish them good success
in this new venture.
Ih1 1satfh OF fir. James Rochester,
Ia farmer, residing near Tabor, In this
county. occurred Tuesday afternoon
Iof paralysis.
Mr., r. NJ. Richardson is having ex-
tensive repairs made on the Palmet-
to Hotel old building. After February
lst, the Oconee Telephone Co., will
have its Central Station in this build.
Ing.
Many people I'm this community Will,
be interested In the announcement
the marriage ut Commerce, Ga, re-
Gently OF Miss Mae Mcdonald of that
city. and Mr. Henry Werner OF the
Retreat section of this county.
mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Stribbiins yis-
tied the latters brother, Hon. q. ID
Mr.. Ireland SheIfr ~ psns,,sns
n businssa .yis,tors q, g esSscn an@ prs,ss. gas
Miss Corna;,a ESs.ar ~ p.s,.l ,,uay
was ahonnirS IN cssan,, ys.,5s.. iseiiu -
Mr. RN 4, r svs, ~, Il. -
best ,,an a. sr Il, ( srs..,, WY is 70 oe
dins hare ne. ,',aa,. easss-..saes sa..ss Wea-
snnsar - aSs "een .enuerea stag
n;sht sohes VI Ahursoay
s..,,.,,
Frsnl iio osy,, Oh @ igUS, W r., ., "a a. LoWry
rrahh liaw.ins. VIZ az Dr. r. 9. Doiye, Les
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Mr e. r.. Horton Is
Very 0iffHnikfiA.

IN conversation with Mr.. e. II. Hor-
ton today, he said that since the sun
had come out cotton was going up,
and rcA estate was beginning TO
move. le said that his company had
sold a one hundred acre farm and a
lnice house and lot In the city this
week, besides beginning house in
College View" for client. He thinks
Imoney is getting easier, and that as
soon as the ground gets, dry, every
body will get work, and that busi-
ness will soon be normal. He says that
| after an experience in general mer-
chandiBingi and real estate OF thirty
years, that he has always found that
he. ~ we'll as the. customers, made
money the year after hard year =
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Better Hail. Service
Columbia 20. Anderson. >

AT the, request of local parties, 1t
was stated yesterday at the chamber
|of commerce, this organization has
taken up the matter of securing bet
ter Pail service between Columbia
and this city. Twice within the pres
.ent week, 1t :. was stated, Columbia
papers. failed to reach Anderson on
the Gay they were published. The mat
t1i has been taken up with w. d.
Metts, Of Charleston. who has charge
|of the railway mail service in this
district.
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These were united and served with
hot chocolate. after which Mr.. Switzer
and Mr rYarboropgh invited. tie young
ladies all to soito the picture show, q
delightful ending to a very delightful
party.
The guests present 5esides the oper-
ators were: Mr.. L. c.. Switzer, plant
foreman; Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Var
borough, Mr.. Marlborough being con-
struction foreman and Mr.. Knoff OF
Atlanta.
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'snteresting Teeachers'.
Meeting TeGny Noon.

The regular monthly meeting ostthe
Anderson County School Teachers'
ociatson 20 be heId at noon today
Eat'fsW West Market street school prom
isesi 70 be one OF the most interest
ing that has been. held y The address
OF the occasion will be- delivefed by
Fra. Hughea. superintendent
|ql the city schools Of Greenville. who
VIII sneak IN tho Geography OF the
european War $50 3
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Miss Irloride Harris has gone to At
ianta TO spend the weekend with her
mother. Mrs. J.. C!tsfIarris, who is
spending some time there.
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VEN g csssFsts I:'.s,s,sts

y " Stt NO We q.
For the pa@ several days workInen
have been endeayoring 10 excayate Cor
the fopndatlpn for the retaining wall
which Will pe built ON the. new term
inal site OF the @, G. W.. g. railroad, In
the vicinity OF the .coIored Methoitst
|ehurch. on account OF the heavy rains
EafId The mud resaitink there from, the
|vorknlen have heea unnbIs 4. TO make
|any SFest pfogress With the sesass
% ss1s ssss1s sssssier. however, work VIM
be pushed rapid diy for ward. on this ieb.
.tssStss ~ q y - q,
s.s,Sss5 $, ;sss= Ssffy 81 Is 80 q
KfelH f.lsaritf halk
c. u. lDsC CSiapA, prSsidenk Of Rnse
Hill Club, stated yesterday that the
net proeeeds oS the masked charity
ball given aE the ROSE Hill city last
Tuesday sight wilt Stiiotat 70 about
elio, NilicH VIII. bs given to the SaI-
|Eation ARMY. 10 30 used for local cIars
|lty. Reports from psree1s, with Eyso
fr three ezceDtlcns, WAC saidl tickets
lsssssies &seS Outstanding renofka. he
|ststes, will bring In about S15. The
|cxpsnncR og the enfs sffainlnefit viii Be
about ssef isaSfps a balance Sf sfI0
tor local charity
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Mrs. Lewis Sanders Is expected iion,,
today from asyislt TO friends In Athens
and Atlanta, Ga
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il1Ay "A ASblEeaisisf
Fer Eeefe saTY ii. A 6, =
There are fnanY appliceuks TOR the
Epusifion OF 1eciRtarX Of the 0reeris
Noo5 Eaanber of Cosimzrta, an sffleS
mad mt hy the reafenati0n Of 8.
RgGN;ke iarshAli. 1ireefcra 6s she
i 81 1bsr Of cni1snkr krce met. Thurbd&y
afssfHoon and accepted Mr.. M&fbhnli's d
EgeslenRtiois who Fssired from cfllcs
5h JghraTx 4. Ther9 - con6fdefebie
local iaferest Ii the s1iecllbn Or 4
/ lstfccesrof 20 Mr.. marshall. who Han
;c6nsiafEed os1s uf tAa sIsesat vsirea3
| III llis Business 81 b kssafe. Mr.. Mar
sshalI bes returned % ths tfni, IS
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Mrs. Charlie Cause OF augusta is the
guest OF Mrs, Earle farton ag
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-09-24
NEW FEE-SPLITTING
 LAW IN WISCONSIN

In 1913, following considerable discussion of the fee.splittinp evil, the Wisconsin legislature passed a law making it a fraud for a surgeon to offer to pay 9 commission for surgical patients referred to him. No penalty was imposed by this law on th' receiver of the commission. A, amendment recently passed b.! the present legislature provides that "any physician or surgeon who shall demand. receive or re tain any money or other con sideration directly or indirectly from the physician or surgeon treating or operating on the pat tent so induced CT advised shal be guilty of a criminal fraud,
 The penalty for either giving O. receiving a commission for SUI gical cases is fine or imprison. ment, while conviction is mad an automatic annulment of tn license to practice. The Journa American Medical Assoclatio thinks that the law as amende, should be broad enough an strong enough to put a stop t. whatever fee splitting evil ther may be in Wisconsin.
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THE BELLS OF ST, MICHAElS

One of the most eloquent O. Americans once said: Within the shadow of St. sMichaePs steeple there have been mor' high thoughts cherished, mor' brave deeds done, more suffer ing her1ically borne than in an! like area in the world. "
 From this steeple ring out eve and anon the chime of its famou bells. They have called th' citizens to their work and labo untii the evening, and then tn curfew bell has summoned theu to their homes and rest; the have sounded the alarm Whel fire has ragged; they have calle, to war and tumult; they hay voiced the eXultation of victory they have been rung by tn, forces of heaven when the towe has rocked to and fro in storn and in hurricane. When the! have rung the city has lived, il prosperity sometimes, in adver- versity often; when they have been silent, the life of the cit. has died.
 All day long the bells tollec when the Stamp Act was put it. force in Charleston, and a mol paraded the street, and searched the house of MT. Henry Laurens where it was supposed tha stamps were concealed. But the mob took care ga. 10 trample tn flower b-ds, and O retiring
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dragging are the A. B. C's of good roads, and these should be attended to before November. While this is good time to fix roads it is also good time to fix up the walks around the house, out-buildings on the farm and fix the drainage away from these buildings. October is a great month for fixing up" for the winter. A bulletin on the drainage of farm lands will be furnished by the Extension Di- vision of the University of Ar kansas, and also information on the fixing up and draining bad road.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-09-24

Daniel & Oliphant.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-09-24
GOOD BACKS FOR BAD

Prescott Residents Are Learning How
 To Exchange the Old Back For
 Stronger One.
 Does your back ache, feel weak and painful?
 Do you suffer headaches, langour and depression?
 Is the urine discolored. passages ir- regular?
 Weak kidneys cannot do their work. Give them the help they need.
 To cure kidney backache you must cure the kidneys.
 Use a tested and proven kidney remedy.
 Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the test.
 Convincing proof of merit in Prescott endorsement:
 Mrs. J. w. Ward, w. Elm St., Pres colt, says: "A little over year ago, I was in bed with my back. Sharp pains darted through my body Drop sical swellings of my limbs added tc the misery and 1 had rheumatic pains through my hips and joints. One of the family urged me to try Doan's Kid ney Pills and 1 did. In two days l was helped and when had taken about 2 box, was greatly benefited" ;"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for kidney remedy get Deans Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs Ward recommends. Foster Milburr Co.,, Props, Buffalo. New York.
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ROAD PETITION

To the Honorable County Court O Nevada County:
 We, the undersigned, freeholders ot Nevada County, Arkansas, living on c near the route hereinafter describeC respectfully represent to Your Honor that a certain Public road, or chang in Public road, opened up the first this year, under the order of tn, Honorable Court of said Nevada Cou' ty, as follows:
 To run 300 yards South from locatio of old road to line between Sout! west Quarter (SW1-1) and Northwes Quarter (NW1-4 of Section Twent! eight (28), Township Thirteen Q3 Range Twenty-one (2D West. thent ( East along said line one.half C.. mile to intersection of said old road, S unsatisfactory; it is rough and hilll and we deem it an impractical roule for a Public road.
 We, therefore, petition and pray, Your Homer, that the change in said road, above referredsto, be discoltin ed, and said Public road bere-establish- ed on the original route as travelec before the change was made.
 Wherefore, We ever pray.
 John H. Dixon,
 C. W Brandon, NJ 2.
 C. E. Dixon, and tWentV-one others.
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said, God bless you, Colonel,
 we hope your sick lady will do we'll" Y" Even Charleston mob
 IS polite. When the British rt- tired after the occupation of the :i,y they took the bells with them to England, and when after some years they were restored a gain, the delighted people rush, Q to the wharf, unloaded them from the ship and amid great rejoicing swung them in the steeple. During the saddest days of the C1nfederacy the bells were taken down and sent to Columbia for safe keeping, but when Shermau'a army burnt the ca tai ti e bells were broken and destroyed symbol of ae hopes and aims of the lost cause which the people had so loved and for which they had so suffer- cd. The fra gmeuts were gather.
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ADVERTISING RATES

Display ads, per inchsper issue l2 l-2c Display ads, per inch per issue plate l0c Locals'5 cents3per line each insertion and run until ordered out.
 Legal advertisements at legal rates prescribed by statute.
 Political communications where indi- vidual interests arc at stake, and all other matter not purely of news nature will be charged for at the rate of 5 cents per.line
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FIX UP ROADS NOW

Good roads are worth more t the farmers than they are tC anybody else; worth more a aid to marketing and for school church and S)cial pleasures. Tn, time to fiX roads is not whei they are impossible, but now If they need fixing. Now IS th
 time to o out and grade up tn
 bad places, open up the ditch. for good drainage. fill up the 10" places and put in good concret eHlverts. Drainage, grading anl
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ed together, and in 1866 were shipped to London, where the successors of the original firm wa'ch q ! cast them, recast them, and in 1867 they were in place again ringing out the old so 4@.
 Home again; home again
 From a foreign shore, /" and the city took on hope to face
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and twenty-one others.
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Prescott Residents Are Learning How To Exchange the Old Back For
 a Stronger One.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-09-24

We have over 1900 fine wooIen samples for you to select youl fall sui from. We guarnatee everything to if and workman. ship at the reaso lY. prices.
 Daniel < Oliphant.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-09-24
PAINLESS DENTISTRY

Save money and save your ceeth by seeing Dr. J.F. Hereford Slope, Ark. adv tf
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-09-24
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF BANK OF PRESCOTT

Prescott, Nevada County, Arkansas, at the Close of Business Sept. 2, 1915.
 RFSOURCES
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-09-24

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