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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

Duget $1,000 9eftarer petrpleums=
Doloig Sor6.
9anife / &mslan6.
&on1ul Mislen / &oItop be6 Don
bur telegrafilf in0berettet til l10en,
|rigsminiteriet: Danif tie timber aatter
Jog S11teres1 er bar intet li6t beo
@omboroementet al Iuaple og 5ou=
cbop, @icefoniul 6cbptte / Moboros=
|1i1f beoer meo0elt, at So6erfompag=
nietS @arer og Soft er / 8ebol6.
Mpe Wranater.
timber Be 1i61te &ompe paa Dmi-
na=6ronterr bor nogle ruSftife Sbier=
botorer logt Merfe til, at GD1ferne
bar bragt en- np 5logs @ranoter til
Mnben0el1e. Set er 5brapnels> Ser
efsplo6erer to @ange> fgr1te @arg
Il $500 Meters Spi6e og on6er
Gong 200 Meter b9iere.
&e6 Sen rnsiiife Trpnt.
s ct &ri1tiuniobla0 Friber sen
norife 2ege, @eorg &ilb> lom / 10
Mar bor 6eltoget / SEN rltS1iife &on1=
pagne> bl. a.:
9e Som fcligbeoer, Musierne bar
|Dopt at f9npe me0 UNDER Selttogct
Il &arfo1l1s, tro61er enbber ST. fri
belle. Seq fl1lgte @aren UNDER benS
S%remrpfning / Sc ortbinlfe Gjel6e,
1om ligger 10000 500 ODER Sabct.
Ml transport al 2ebne6smipler og
Mmmnnition moatte foregan poa
@elterpggen. @eje fin6es iffe> fife
ct Sre og life ct @resl traa. 8efo1f=
ningen Dor / @uler / Sorben font
men meo 6eres @ns6pr. timber NIT
Spbol6 ber / Sjnl6ene Dal feoe jeG
mig fife / otte Muane6er - @an6
fun6e life brugeS til lua6an 2nf1 Jug
- og / 2pbet al fire Waane0er
bob6e hi life on6et at 1pi1e ems Sc
og CROFT @rp6> font bar iaa baar6t.
at Ri muutte bugge Set / StDffcr
me0 en- @ten. Naa mango @te0er
mootte 5ol6aterne flatre op oDer
lo0rette 6jpl6ii0er, og jeg bar iet
utollige al Sem bliDe grebet CT
|5pimmelbe0 og itDrte ne6 Mfgrnr=
Sen.
Get ubpggeliglte al alt bar Dog
Set uen0elige Sog al armenilfc
6lpgtninge> iom fom 5p0 fra for ct
un6gaa Gprfernes Sorfelgelle. 9e
@e fribelier > SEN e1rop9ii fe HreS1a
for ofe1tliggiort al @rmenierneS
|2i6elier> for paa ingen Maa6e beret
%ober0rebet. Ne6e pon 5l4tela116et
bur olle Beje oDerfpl6t al Dem, oG
ingen, iom far let 6isie nlDffelige
Menneifer fan glemme 6eres grgn=
lelg1 e 2ioell er. SDera1t laa man Zig
og 6ge11oe. 5ulten og &oleraen
frepe0e Gu1tn6er al Dire blan0t
Dem.
Set ii6lte bolpe Mor bar Or. &ilb
beret / 8ufomina | 8ruS1tlomS
Mrme. Ser er 6orbol6ene naturlig=
big blot forlfjellige fra / &aufaiu
- forteller 9oftoren. Sanitetet ct
ppperligt u6ltpret / enbDer 9en=
1een6e> Set er nof al Seltbo1pitoler
og belIer ingen Mangel paa 2pger
og @pgeplejere. Seq forlo6 Sronter.
netop lom SEN ltore Sffen1iD Dar BE-
gpn0t. Morolen / @ere11 bor n0<
mprfet. Sen r11siiife Sol0at 1pntes
olbrig at blipe tret, intet fan 96e=
legge bo1ts go0e @nmpr. San finder
Jig rnlig / Sc bur1te Mnltrengelle Ter
og 5abn og 1pn9er fra Morgen til
0(f4o,,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
OVERRISLET FARM LAND TIL SALG.

1145 Acres i Hoveddistriktet at Ga1atln Dalen,n @r code Byer lOOO
Acres dyrket. To Vandl@b. skygge og skov. Northern Pacihcs Hoved-
epr lGber igjennems SAINT den Rationale ParkLandevejo gYelowstone Spor.
Afgr6de: 50 Blu. Hvede og Byg, 80 Bush. Hay1e Gjennemsnit, 2 Tons
rTimothy", 4 Tons Alfalfa eler KlGver. Evidk@ver- og Blaagras-Gr@s-
gauge gjpr Kreaturavl og Mejeridrift til e. god Fortjeneste: Prisen $50
pr. Acre. Vii inddele 5 Farme, hvs6nskes. Skriv al Engelsk.
A. T. RUTLEDGE. BOHEMIAN. MONTANA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
.Tranfrig.

S ySigqro" for Z. +. so. bitter 9Sr-
|lpbe at Spiflon0 og 3lterrig mi pir=
|felig er beleire0e of Sc Mlliere0e,
|iom efter pe0 5alonifi at bape ltano=
|iet BET l16fal0 moo 3it, iom gfspez
6itionen til 5erbien og Mafe6onie1l
|til1iqteoe> og be0 &erb1,n at babe
1ton6iet Set ilofalo moo SCI: Der
bleb p%nabegDn0t til &ronprinlen5
Sore, mi CT begpn6t 6eres General
.offeniip, Ser hurtigt bar f6rt til bel-
6ige &ef11ltaer ,be6 Sen rusiiife og
i%talienife Syront, og bertil CT fpjet ct
fprlte glimrenoe @clD pe0 Sen fran1f=
engelife 6ront.
S u2e Betit Nariiten" lfriber
Ober1t &ouslet> at 6jen0e1, Ser pn=
1fer at oberbepi1e 8er0en ON, at Sen
engelif =frnnife Sremrpf11ing fife bar
gjort ct 1aa6ant Sn0trDf paa barn,
at Sen bor funnel foa bam til at for
min0ife fine Mnltrengeller be6 Ser.
6nn, f%ortlGtter Sc bol0iomlte Mngre6
Ser, men bba6 bun t%ilfel0igbis tager
Ser, ipnes bon fife 1engere at for.
itaa at beb0e Beii00ellen af> maaife
for at ipore fine &eierber.
S. uGcbo Sc Haris" ifriper Ser
Bette, at Sc Mlliere0e> Ser f9mpcr
for Nfationernes 6ribe0, / Sen q.
&%rigsmoane0 bitter, at Sc ct / 5tan0
til at ]loa SD1flon0 ne6.
&onontorben / &aris.
Sra Noris t%elegroferes til uHol:+
tifen":
Sen engelife Sffen1iD og 0ens
itroalen6e @egDn0elie far iom pente=
Iigt poft &6re og @la0e operalt /
Sranfrigs 8efolfning. Man bebarer
imi0lerti6 en- fnl6fommen $40 og
bengiber fig fife til %ober0reDne 6or-
baabninger. Sg1ua 8reS1ens &om=
er = tro6s en- i9jnefal>
6en6e @temning al Sini6Sful0beo
= ret tilbagebol0ne.
Mon mener ullere6e at bore /
@tan0 til at fon1totere, at Sen en-
gel1fe Seer er fnl0t pna Sgj0e meO
Sen Opgape> ser penter 0en> og at
6ens Mrtilleri er at f6r1te &lasie og
n9jagtig afltemt efter Sc ba1bitti9c..
&rob> ser mi pil bliDe 1tillet til Set.
8ombor6ementet paa SEN engelife
Srontlinie er iuo boloiomt, at / Ser
pg itille @ommeraften / @aar
bgrtes &anontor6enen fer in0e !
Mioten al Noris, bbor Deres &orre:
ipon6ent 1ao paa en- Sortobsrel ton=
rant.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
n0lanoet 24OO MilI. SCI BIZ Debbli-

/ n6lanoet 24OO Mill. 81 BIZ Debbli.
Den0e 69ffe 0e efstraor0inpre
&rigSnogifter meb 2aur, men fun
efter at Ri / Torbeen bar lgrget
for rigelige Mi0ler til at b9re Sc
aarlige ll0gifter, Ser bliDer 6elge1!
6eraf.
Mogang til uSeatret".
Sen italienife &rigsfuepla0s er
mango Senieen0er forifjellig frd
bent / @eiteuropa, ifriber SEN engel=
ife &crreipon6ent 5ionep 2op fra
Set itolienife @opeofDarter. Gen
Sing bar 6en 6og til fel1es meo
etbDert &rigsteater, og set er, at
inge1 faor M0gang> u6e1 at fan bor
ltfret Jig @illet. 9ette er 1oget al
set melt farafteriitiife for mo0erne
&rigsfprel1e. S gam1e Gage til
1870 og %ierere> par10re6e &prer1e
omfrlng blun6t en- chill 8ef olfning>
og Set f1n6e life bobe bpret noget
lerlig bonifeligt for en- iffffe=ffpm=
penoe at le 5laget poo nprt &o1o,
ON ban Dil0e bope tit 2ib. M}en
MI er Oct bele jan ife an6erle0es.
Gen1ten Millioner Mon6 Iigger F.;
Scamp paa 2ib og Dp6 in6en for
gnemprfer> lom er ombpggeligt in6=
ggroeOe og belfDtte0e beo Gugtpoite
for at ingen nbe0fon1men0e lful fun
ne fomme in6. Set er fife m1liqt
at faa M0gang, u0en bDiS man bar
lobligt 9grirl0e.
Sm Sen italienife MlpefQmpogne
1friDes:
Sen fbrite @etingelie for at OPP
naa Sirfning me0 Set mo6erne DR.
.tilleri er at finoe 6effe6e, 1fiulte
Stillinger> bpor 6jen0en life 1ao
let fan op0oge &anonerne. Monge
al Dent ct anbrugt poa Ginl6ifraa-
ninger oppe / en- @pj6e al $500
Meter ODER &opet> bpor Gerrpnet
egner fig u0mprfet for Mmat9r-
Sinoebeltigere, iom CT u6ltpre6e mes
Sope og 6prere og fife bar on6et
en6 6ereS eget 5fin6 at paste. Ser
bar 0et> Mlpetropperne maatte trons~
portere 6eres tunge Sfpts. Sber
9nebrper maatte oct treffes, og be0
&jelp al &ejiefraner og &eb bleo
BET ibinget ODER bun0lpie Mfgrun6e.
Mange Mlpe1ol6ater bar oberbi1l=
fret oppe / 6is1e 6jeloegne omtre1at
nn0er lamme 8etingel1er iom $50
larforere. s 5nebptter eller 6pbe
&uler / @rnerne fan6t Sc 3d. iiffffe,
Blot moo 9ltrigernes &ononer> men
ogiaq moo Sne0rep og isfol6e Mlpe=
bin0e.
Sen b9rlte Sore for 6is1e Gor<
potter oppe / Mlperne> berre ems
3ltrigerneS &anoner, 1om ien6e:,
b9l0ige Hrojeftiler, er Snei fre6ene.
@nemasierne l6snes og fommer /
8epegelie be6 Sen &pltelie, iom &a=
nono0en frembringer.
~@i milte6e fprretDpe Man6 og to
&anoner 6eroppe forle6en Gag"
1og6e Mrtillerioberl ten til mig, ibet
bun pege6e op moo en- 5nebr9 lige
ODER os. &anorerne fit bi grubet
trent igjen efter meget Mrbej0e, oJ
Sc bap6e omtrent fife toge @fa6e.
@plte l1ae ifal Ri 1en6e 6em opober
igjen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
VELSTAND FINDEs 1 MONTANA

Jeg har 10000 Acres Land til
Salgs i smaa "Iblocks", med mindre
Udbetalinger. Lang lids Kontrakter.
For Oplysninger skriv til
BERT HAMMOND.
Real Estate Exchange,
Forsyth, Montana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
Montana Farm Land.

Her er Betin geserne for en Llvstiling. Alt Land er stigende v@rdi.
bet er binigt Montana, hvor den s@rste Afgr@de og bedste Kvaitet
af Korn r avlet. Dyrket Land SO til SIS pr Acre. vi avler SO Bushels
:Hvede, 80 Blu. Havre og enhver sol helst Sort tlsvarende Forhold,
hvor Klimaet Ell bedst. skriv til IS ON oplysninger, nm Priserne og Be-
skriv@er.
- NJ 7 WALSH CO. LIVINGSTON MONTANA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

9rengen: ~Trnen tobte en- SEM,
ogtpbepre. Men Sen er falif."
Srnen: Or SEN falf? Bebolo ou
6en> min 9reng, iom en- &elpnning
for BIN 9grligbe6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

#T|9.E# I#W9..T.".W0
ugore fi9re Benner Nnslerne lpg-
ger 10 Deo ale 2eiligbe0er: bocbe
5aria orlani". 5enere - fort1Rt=
ter Diplomaten fornn0reoe SCI
mtg 6erfor meget at bpre bette Orr
|blibe br11gt ON Gpiferne.
Sou fomner set altiaa fun an
pua, ON Observation-Disclosures bill af=
ceptere 6enne 6orfloring.
Gn lille Sppbisbeb*
Om Sc Toreneoe @toter ffreu
@reb 6. &ebentlom fgrit / Suli /
~Dentlcbe GageS5eitung":
IS Den mericanife Sag bor> iom
ri forle0en lhaoe0e, 9ollaren fpm-
pet me0 &elo / forr,1tc &p ffs,r
og for en- Ii0 er 6e1l cn1erifonjf=
mericanife r&rigsfare" gennet bnrt.
@er0en oan0er friere. Og hi ier
%freroeleS | ftp 9grefrpgt paa Sen
~lbDre amerifanife Mogtfoftor", Scr
| Sirfeligbe0en life er on6e ems
en- Sgbeboble, men - for at bgre
retf9r6ig imo6 Sc omerifonlfe G;5or=
bolo og &rab - u6en ltgr1te /
4er6en."
8raa nnifprmer.
Ser er u01en6t Me6oelelie ON,
at Uni formerne / Sen tplfe Morins
lfol foronores. 9e bliber y feltgraa>
og @rnn6en en- SEN lomme lon1 Sen.
Ser bur meofprt, at ale &riqSl fibe
males graa: 9e les life paa &ob=
Set CT forpDrigt / SEN 1enere
SID rpgtebis bleber me06elt, at mott
bar fnn0et en- ny Torm for @e1fpt=
tellesmaling | Marinen / @te0et
for Sen %ensfarbe0e groo. Mon bar
MI for16gt me0 en- ififtebis bbi6 o.
fort Sig 3ag=8emoling, Ser ifol BE-
birfe> at 5fibene faloer ful6fpro;g
1Qmmen me0 @apflo6en paa Slot ct
For &ilometers Mf1tor6.
Mentrale &eiienoe>
WiincbenL Z. Snli.
Militere &eprplentonter for Sc
nentra1e 5tater 9anmurf, 5berrig,
SpanierL &umnnienL Sc Sorene9e
Stoter> %Argenti11o> Gbile og Ne,r
anfom Snsoog Often fer til 8Der
en- &ejfe giennem SDiflan6>
poa bpilfen Sc 81. a. bob6e beiggt
Hotbenburg OF Sauber og 9eirn=
berg. s Wtlncben bil De be1e Ell
&effe in%6ultrielle Soretogen6er og
8~irflombe6er 1om Mrti!=
leribprf1te0erne og en6bi0ere for
lfiellige @irf1ombe6er> ser itaar ::
Torbin6el1 e me6 2ebne0smi66elfor=
cningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

|Den foretagne Mnalpie bar biit, at
|5ultet in0eboloer in0til IL psf.
8otaife. S ural=@gnen bar mon OPP
0aget 5000 &eftarer petroleums=
boloig Sor6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

M~Slesioren: Nu bill jeg be0e Dent
1bore orocntligt poa mine 5pgrgs=
mool. Se0 Sc moo1fe> bborfo De
ituur fer?
Mnflage0e: Seq tenfer> Set er
foroi ingen bor be6t mig 1t06e neo...
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
9anife / @nslanb.

&oniul geisien I &oltop be6 Son
bur telegrafilf %in0berettet til 16en=
rigsminilteriet: 9onife l1n0erlaatter
og S11teres1 er bar intet li0t beo
8omboroementet al Guap1e og Sou=
cbop, 8icefoniul 5cbptte / Goboros=
iiif beoer meDbelt, at SoOerfompag-
1riets @arer og Soft er / 8ebol6.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17

The Liberty township singing
convention will meet with the
second Baptist church at Liber-
ty the third Sunday in August.
Everybody come, bring song
books and we'll filled baskets.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17

Miss Julia Legare, who ha
been spending some time a
Browns hotel, is spending sever
al days with the family Of w
It. Griffin.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17
Announcements
For Magistrate

A. $. PORTER is hereby announced as
a candidate for reelection as Magistrate
OF Pickens townthip, subject to the rules
of the Democratic party.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17

FRED N. JONES is hereby announced
as candidate for Cotton Weigher,
subject to the action of the voters in
the election of August 10, 1915.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17

NIOCAIA AND
/ PER son ALL
w. a. White of Easley route
l, was in town on business Fri
day.
II. "A. Gary, a prominent mer-
chant of Liberty, was Pickens
last week.
D. G.. Moore of Sumter spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. CAN'T.
P. M. Taylor, a prominent
citizen of Easley, was in Pickens
one day last week.
Wilson Ratliffe Of Anderson
spent several DAYS this week
with Louie Thornley,.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. +. Alexander
are visiting relatives on the Keo-
wee liver in the Nimmons bridge
section.
H. e. Seaborn, manager of
the Hobbs Henderson GO. store
in Pickens. left Monday for the
Northern markets.
Hon. George a. Ellis pur-
chased an Overland roadster last |
week. Yes. Mabel, it's road
ster. Look out girls"
Miss Julia Legare, who has
been spending some time at |
Browns hotel, is spending sever
al days with the family Of w. |
It. Griffin.
All persons interested in the
Bethlehem cemetery are re-
quested to meet at the church |
next Saturday morning for the
purpose Of cleaning off same.
Mrs. e. @. DuBose of Camden
is the guest of Mrs. T. j. Maui
din. A. P. DuBose Of Easley
spent the week end with his
mother at the home Of Mrs.
Mauldin.
The first case of infantile pa
ralysis has been reported in this
county in the Six Mile section.
The three-year-old child of a |
Mr.. Garrett was stricken last
week.
The Liberty township singing
convention will meet with the
second Baptist church at Liber-
ty the third Sunday in August.
Everybody come, bring song |
books and we'll filled baskets.
The Pickens mill band gave
a free sacred concert at the mill
park Sunday afternoon after
which DR.. d. M. Ramsay de-
livered a forceful lecture to a
large and attentive audience.
| j. p. billiard Of Seneca spent
Sunday at the home of his
brother. in-law, j d. Holder. in
Pickens. Mr.. billiard was ac-
comDanied by Mrs. Carrie Kline.
who has been visiting for sever
al weeks in Seneca.
Prof. j. w. Ballentine and
family Of Leesville, S. c., are
spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Bill" Jeanes. Prot
Ballentine was formerly princi-
pal of the school here and thew
have many friends here who are
glad to see them.
John King, a brakeman on
the Southern railroad, was
knocked between the cars by a
cable hanging from telegraph
poles at Calhoun and had his leg
badly mangled from the knee
down, besides being badly cut
about the head, last week. After
his wounds were dressed by DR..
Redfern he was rushed to a hos
pital in Greenville.
|
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17

Boy p. .hce Albert spsry-
sDkore tobacco 10 eoEd in
fopPyTed bogs, Sc; tidy red
time. 1Oc: handsonne pound
and haH-p pound tin hun,i-
doYs--and-fhae corIting fine
pound cEysfai- giass hun,i.
dor lUifh sponse-moistener
top fhaf keeps the tobacco
10 ouch clever triHs-aluaysl
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17

/ hereby announce myself a candidate
for Cotton Weigher at Pickens, subject
to the action of the voters in the cleo
tion of August l9, 1916.
N. ID. PARSONS.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17

For Sale Fine Berkshire Pigs. A.
d. Mann, Pickens, s. c., /, R.F.D.2. 13t1
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17
For Cotton Weigher

The friends Of FRANK G. ALLGooD
hereby announce him as candidate for
Cotton Weigher at Pickeps, subject to
the action of the voters in the election
of August 10, 1916.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17

We are Inn the market fo,
Butter the year round. Craig Bros. Co
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17

Brother D. w. Hiott, of Pick
ems is ever at the good work and
seems to grow younger with the
years. Recently he held a good
meeting with Doctors Creek
church, Colleton Association.
This was the church that or
dained him and sent him forth
on one of the most useful lives
that have been given TO South
Carolina. Baptist Courier.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17

Little Frank Partridge went
INTO 3; 5. Johnson's S & 10 cent
store last week to buy some
tnlhg,, Mr.. Johnson asked him
Wbat ne wanted and Frank said:
| don,t t know what it is but it
LOOKS ! ke a grasshopper." !"
Mr.. johnson promptly handed
MN a Jews Harp" and little
Frank ran out a happy boy.
lie got just what he wanted.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17

John King, a brakeman on
the Southern railroad, was
knocked between the cars by a
cable hanging from telegraph
poles at Calhoun and had his leg
badly mangled from the knee
down, besides being badly cut
about the head, last week. After
his wounds were dressed by Dr..
Redfern he was rushed to a hos
pital in Greenville.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17

The first case of infantile pa
ralysis has been reported in this
county in the Six Mile section.
The three-year-old child of a
Mr.. Garrett was stricken last
week.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17

Mrs. e. @. DuBose Of Camden
is the guest of Mrs. T. j. Maui
din. A. P. DuBose of Easley
spent the week. end with his
mother at the home Of Mrs.
Mauldin.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-17

All persons interested in the
Bethlehem cemetery are re.
quested to meet at the church
next Saturday morning for the
purpose Of cleaning off same.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-01-29

Send us your orders for conner cial printing.-We do first class work.
 The Fortnightly Club will meet Tuesday afternon with Mrs. Jno. V. Bedford.
 w. E. Began, Prescott route num- Der one, was attending to business matters in Prescott this afternoon.
 For Sale-One set Redpath's His tory of the World. 9 volumes, one quarter Morrocco-pratically new $2O.O0-cash or credit-Inquire at News officer. 1dw-w
 Rev. A. o. Evans, of Philadelphia, who will fill the pulpit at the First Methodist church in the city tomorrow morning and evening will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gee while in the city.
 We are glad to report the improved COllulliOll ol ENGASli, tie lllllS dduSh- ter of Hon. and Mrs. H. B. Mckenzie. Little Miss Evelyn has been seriously i'll with pneumonia and we trust that she will speedily recover.
 Mayor T. B. Bowden informs the Star that he has been working for some time on a plan to put the finan- ces of the city on cash basis, and that recently in company with Alder man S. H. Briant, he made a trip to Little Rock, where they conferred with some New York Bankers on this subject. They found that they would be able to borrow the money needed for the purpose of paying off the en- tire endebtedness of the city, and a surplus with which to meet current expenses at 6 12 per cent, and thtat by the proposed plan the city can re- pay this loan within two years, leaving the city at the end of that period free from debt and with money in the treasury.-Star of Hope.
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 $400 to loan on good farm land. Call or address News Office.
 Geo. w. Turner has returned from d business trip over at Pocahontas.
 Smoke X. C. H. S. Cigar and be satisfied. 5c at Hesterly Drug Store. MT. and Mrs. J. B. Stone left last night for a few days visit in St. Louis. Mrs. E. w. Conklin is over at Gray sonia spending visit with Mr. Conk- lin.
 J. N. Spoonemore, Prescott route number four, was attending to busi- ness matters in Prescott this morning. Neat, Hobby and Fitting-the new spring line of gents clothing at E. L. Cox & Company's. Call there and see them.
 Whoever got my leather cane from the City Hall will confer a great favor by returning same to me.-Alex Vaughan. d2.
 l represent the Peoples Laundry of Little Rock. Their work will please you. Call 243 and let me send your bundle to them.-Carl Porter d2
 H. F. Austin, manager of the War Sale store, returned this morning from Morrilton, where he has spent this week Joking after his business there
 J. J. Fore, of the vicinity of Suttor came in today. MT. Fore is here tC meet his uncle. Tom Fore, Jr., who will arrive this evening on 223 iron his home in Holly Springs, Miss
 The prettiest line of Spring clothing in Prescott has just been opened a our store. They are we'll made, nev patterns and attractive. Come in an, see them.-E. L. Cox & Company.
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For quick delivery service, use our phone ne.-73.-Hesterly Drug Store.
 Dr. J. T. Sandlin, of Emmet, spent last night in the city. The doctor came up to attend the regular meeting of the Nevada County Medical Asso- citation.
 Mouth Cleanliness Demands a san- itary Tooth Brush. We have them from 1Oc to 35c.-Hesterly Drug Store.
 The little child of Mr. and Mrs. Rufe Purtle died at their home near Laneburg Thursday morning. Pneu- monia was the cause of death and the child had been i'll several days.
 We have just received our new line of Spring clothing-they are pretty patterns and we want you to come in and see them.-E. l.. Cox X Company.
 J. B. Bright of San Angelo, Texas, writes under date of January 25th, that rain is needed there. MT. Bright formerly lived here and if he was in Prescott this afternoon he would not feel the need of moisture.
 Gasoline takes another jump. Pro bably caused by so much gas being used during the political season. Can didates, use more printers ink, and ease up on the chatter.-Nashville Times.
 MT. and Mrs. D. B. Thompson had as guests over Sunday her father and mother, MT. and Mrs. Alec Vaughn, with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tedford and daughter and Mrs. Harry Morton and daughter of Prescott.-Star of Hope
 Look twice before you announce for office, and then don't run. The Fay that there are 10000 office seekers touring the country now, and laments at the thought of so much wasted energy,-Daily (Searcy) Citizen.
 Arkansas is some peach state. Ac- cording to statistics compiled and pub lished, the 1915 peach crop in Ark ansas was the largest in the entire South, and the peach crop was valued at $63,00O,030. This has reference to peaches of that brand which grows on trees.-Four County Courier.
 J. E. Purkins, recently of Harri- son, arrived in Hope the first of the week and is installing printing plant with view of publishing a daily and weekly paper in Hope. The first issue of the Arkansas Herald" as his pa per will be known, will make its ap- pearance about February 1st., barring accidents and unavoidable delay Hope Gazette.
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NewShipment of Flower Seeds at Hesterly Drug Store.
 New Shipment of Search Lights Batteries and Bulbs at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Experiments are under way in Eng land with new fuel for automobiles that is made from sugar refinery re- fuse and is said to have greater pow CT than gasoline.
 The foreign born population of this country is 13,500,000. This equals the population of Belgium and Holland before the war, or that of Norway Denmark and Sweden at this time.
 w. B. Oglesby, for the past several years a valued member of the staff of the Hampstead County Bank of this city, has accepted a position as cash fer of the D'Lo Guaranty Bank, of D'Lo, Miss. He and his wife will re- move to that place about February 18th. Their many friends will regret their departure but will join us in best wishes for their future success and happiness.--Star of Hope.
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Still cutting hair and shaving at the West Side Barber Shop.-you are next.-Cragan x Cummins Advt.
 FOR SALE: One of the best 80 acre improved farms in Nevada Coun- ty. Level rich sandy loam, good nei- ghborhood.-H. B. Mckenzie. d&w Watson X Avens Vanilla Ice Cream at Hesterly Drug Store.
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