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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
LONE SKIPPER GOES SAILING.
Starts Prom Seattle and Expects
To Reach Brazil.

Los ANGELES. Jan. e0-The schoou-
er sir Francis, capt Thomas W. Drake
OF Seattle. Wash, put INTO Avalon iu
the teeth Of a storm. capt Drake. who
Is alone on the boat. b. master. crew.
cook and di~hwa~her. he left seattle ON
July =, 1915. and BE- now en- route Tor
Brazil and other ports, Via Panama
since leaving the northern port Capt.
Drake has visited every harb0r of lm-
portaucc ON his trip south. When the
storm Subsidies Doe plans 90 visit san
Clcmeute Island and then san Diego be-
fore starting Tor Lower California.
The schooner Sir Francis ls built ON
boats that are used lu the Alaskan wat
ers. II lS thirty feet luuE. beam ten
fcct, and the after cpckpit contains a
your nnrrt-fn power g1-utsue motor. The
furnishings OF the Daliu are neat and
show no signs OF being water soaked.
\ number of paper charts carefully
rolled and stored away Indicated that
name Of The Lone Sea Rover" The
galley and cabin a-fe used hy him az
MS sleeping compartment With this
-FOUR Horsepower motor he can travel
along at Sis miles an hour. furnish
electricity and operate fishing reel FOR
deep sea fl-n.
= am "a -eafariuS man." capt Drake
said. and like 90 slip into port and out
again without making any fuss. ! ann -
years Of age and have spent most of mr.
IKE as a deep sea sailor ] do not care
LOT partners II catch 10 fish D can do
VIII 90 d~ please. Pm loo mo- hurry 10
VIII probably take the rest Yf ms uf.
my nome. and ann going 90 keep ON
visiting The different Places until the
elements destroy Dr. and prevent me from
building another uns.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
MILITARY SERVICE
BILL Is PASSED

LONDON. Jan. 90. HISS n m
The military service bin PASSED
through the committee of the bousS
OF commons al IL o'clock tonight amid
loud cheers
Walter Hume Long. president OF
the local government board in a
speech closing the discussion said
h" desired 10 remove the impression
mat under this bill the gqvernuaDf
was creating great monster in the
form Of military machine which
would grab a. any man coming within
its scope There was no intention that
ihe war Office should act with undue
severity. but on the contrary. ID iD
tended Co maintain the present svs.
tenn almost IDENTICAL. but giving b. "a
statutory position 30 had not hithcr
occupied
John Dillon. Nationalist. added that
ho had never seen q bin which might
easily lead fo passionate. heated de-
bate conducted through the house com.
mitt'r with greater skill or in A NOR.
concilIatory manner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
TURKS REPULSE
ATTACK BY WATER

CONSTANT1NOPLE. Jan. g0 vim
London. Jan 20. DOB Am attack
ON The shore batteries OF The Gull Of
Saree. Boo which cruiser. monitor.
three torpedo boats aud seven mine.
f"c'pcrs participated. aae rcuu.sd
pn tho morning of January rs. accord
ire fo am official communication f.
eu'd tonight hy thc Turkish war office.
The communication follows.
ON tho morning Of tho 18th an
enemy monitor protected bv ervln
mine ."cDpers and cruiser accom-
panied OBJ three fr0pedo boat. entered
itn Gulf of Sar0a and opened fire.
which was directed bF mrmen Our
lH'''r.' vigorously replied and fh-e,
H Nr. .r.n Iu H.f fI. rm .r
which withdrew with fhr monitor
During fHr afternoon tHn aamo
cruiser opened Nrn again and Was hI.
"t .H'II which foII 0r frck rauaIn.
H ilf" f1 break ulf -hr Immediately
rIfhIr.H"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
HOWE'S PICTURES
Again Please Large Audience at the
Court Theatre " ere They win Re
Shown All This Week.

Lyman n. Howe with a new lot Of
new and very interesting pictures open
ed three days engagement at the
court theatre 10 "A large and well
pltascd audience. Among the wonder
Gus variety OF scenery comprising Glac-
Ter National Park was one OF the big
features. To some the mountains ana
peaks make the most profound appeal.
Mere words cannot add a mite TO the
clear scenes OF the choicest scenic cf-
iectS IN Americas wondc rland. The pro-
gram true to Howe's traditions COM
rriscd a great diversity OF subjects such
As the studies of the American Indian.
as he is IN Is daily life among his own
people, his friends. and where he H. not
en- barrass'd by the presence of strong
tts, nor trying to produce effects. The
nun prepetuatcs them admirably and "a
such = valuable human document.
me torcpdo boat struggling through "A
tcrrihc sale on the high seas: "A little
Journey 10 that isle OF euchantment. .
Madeira. through southern France and
freisland In Holland. not To mention
the night on an aeroplane above and
aHlohB the clouds, curious chemical
formations showing how nature can sur
pass art. a MIN adventure la the insect
world showing certain abilities OF the
scarab and stag beetle. wintrv DAYS on
dizzy Alpine heights and how TO get
here. logging in Italy: the magnitude OF
IN" automobile industry. a study iu ma
tural science clearly Depicting every
detail or the movements or animals .
new MIN FUN by Howc's clever cartoon
lsts. etc. The program is one OF the
pest MT Howe has ever given us and
should play To capacity business to-
msht and saturday matinee and night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
TO RELIEVE ECZEMA
QUICKLY. SAFELY
Antseptic Ueanoi For All Skin Trou.
bles Guaranteed 20 Give Complete
Relief

" you suffer with eczema. uchins
-Nn. rash. pimplcs. salt rheum. nr
other skin troubles. apply antiscptic
lcau0i when eo.ng to bed. and ip tho
morning you VIII boz surprised 90 SEQ
bow quickly and efficiently 30 acts
The itching and irritation generally
slope OIL soon as anuscpflc UcanoI ia
applied. thc soreness ls quickly over
como. and fhc poisonous germs in tho
.k.n and fesh destroyed Healthy Hs.
'u' soon forms. Then the skin De- cloa~.
smooth and free from hlomlsh.
fou can get 1 liberal supply Of Tea.
mol fUr not moro than rU cents at frur
stores g,noralIy OF from g. ~ Gr.cst
q Go. With o. guarantee OF money ro.
funded 90 you DO not find 30 tho best
remedy YOU ever used OR eczema or
other akin troubles Cot come AM.
septic lcanoi today and gee hou ouirl.
Isl and wcn if docs Ita healing Tor n
frce trial sample write .1 rryoI Pr.
ducts Co.. luci Dept Zs. buffalo. n. n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
CARL DEKU FALLS
FROM STREET CAR
THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED AT Elk
CHANGE IN BRIDoEPoRr
LAST MIGHT.
Is in Martins Ferry Hospital Suffering
From Many Painful Though Not
Serious Bruises.

Carl Dcku az 1919 Main street. son %
Christian Dexu. shoemaker. was pain
iuily though not seriously injured last
night AZ LfidgeT ort when he fell from
bridgeport and Martins Ferry car.
tie - now IN the Martins fcrry hos
pltal suffering from several bad bruises
about the head. Dr J. -. HoWelis -
attending him. The accident occurred
at S.45 o'clock
Young Deku was riding on a car In
charge OF Motorman John Reynolds and
Sg-'ductor Daniel snyder. lie had
b arded II In Martins Ferry and was
standing on the rear platform. A. IL
came 20 the exchange on Main street.
bridgeport. TO cross the back river
bridge, ~ lurched and De<u was pitch
cd headforcmost to the street.
lie was picked W. unconscious and
hurried e. the hospital IL was at urst
feared that he had suffered fractured
SKULL. but n superficial examination at
the hospital showed that ne had not
According TO the nurses in charge. he
was resting easily this morning and
MAS able 10 s.cep.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
Obituary


John Butler. well known resident
'I SCUM wheeling. d. dead al the home
or MS daughter. Mrs ". A. H.Ifeuhlue.
80. -aff Jacob street. Death occurred
W cdncsday night. Mr. Butler retired
dhuui Two years ago from work. owing
20 illness due Co complications incldanf
u" advanced years. He had lived the
greater part OF his life Boz the Wheeling
district and was a 4e.uut member or
St Joseph cathedral Surviving him
are three sons and two daughters.
John. William and Hun Butler of this
.li} Mrs Ella Heifcnhtnc. also of
Wheeling. aud Mrs r.. D. Aubcr. Of
pittsburgh. Pa. and two brothers and
ono sister Walter Butler OF joplin. Mo .
uud Timothy OF Rcllairc. o.. and Mrs
-numa. Muddy a-.- ~ M.lLLLra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
ANOTHER MIDDLE
IN THE CENTRAL

Special Dispatch To- the Intelligcncer
MtSkEGON, Mich. Jan. 2O-While to
all appearances Muskcgons chances Of
landing a berth in the Central league
had iaded "Wednesday, AN Mitigation
meeting TINS afternoon served To- muddlo
up affairs all the more. and indica-
TONS are now that maybe the local
project viii go through. despite the cf-
Tort made 20 Kill IL. Boosters from
the first ward forced the chamber Of
commerce committee TO meet this after
noon and offered a park site free and
named man who is willing TO put M
1000 OF the $4,000 needed TO float the
company. since the announcement that
tho issue had died criticism has boon
hCaped on the head Of L. T.. Schuorbarh,
secretary Of the chamber OF commerce
and u j. openly alleged that he has been
the prime mover In blocking the pro-
gress OF the committee Ia getting A
PARK site and raising money. A new
committee may be formed and President
btckerson invited 60 attend confer
cuce here. As "a result the league meet
ing at Fort Wayne has been postponed
from sunday TO Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
THE HEAD
BREAKS A COLD
STOPS CAIARRH
Have you tried NosrRIoLA?

ms simple. common sense treat
ment costs but a trifle. and IL is Ger
fanny fine for Colds. Group. Nasal Ca
tsrrh' sore Throat. Cold in Chest. Hay
Fever and kindred affections.
The nostrils and air passages are
the breeding places for Catarrh. Hay
Fever and other disease-breeding
germs. and these germs thrive and
multiply when the parts are sore,
swollen and inflamed by colds.
NOSTRlOLA is intended to open
nostrils. soothe and inflamed mem
oranes. and at the same time cleanse
and purify the Innings of the air pas
sages. strengthening them and en-
abling them TO resist and throw of
colds. The instant you begin TO sneeze
and feel a cold coming, that is the
time to use NOSTRIOLA.
Get a small tube of NOSTRIOLA of
your druggist to-day. and not let
Cattarrh undermine your health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
HUMAN INTEREST CORNER

carrying Of whisky into dry territory
by the self-appointed friends OF thirsty
,hIucs residing IN arid counties the
local police have evolved "a new scheme.
special Officers or the luterubau sta
uouS and the patrO.mcu on duty at the
railroad stations now take much closer
H"uCe or the heavy suit cases and uu-
steady gait of those who hay. every
appearance or being ON a mission of
friendly bookkeeping. The oficerS IN
NeStigtte and D. their suspicious are
Nrrthed the mans destination is asccr-
tanned from the ticket agent
The next move is for the police TO
telephone tho officer az the place where
il" suspect Will detraiu and tip Oft this
oUlter TO the fact that be is about TO
receive bootlcgEcr. He does IN. rest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
"what van the People sar7r

Mime. fctroya. the brilliant emotional
actress, viii be seen ON the screen here
AZ the Virginia Theatre today and too
morrow ~ W hat VIII People say" %
ilNs-part MttFu photoplay produced hN
the Popular PLAYS and Players This IS
the fourth 81 Mime. F.troNa-s triurnpl4
ln tho silent drama under Metro aus
pieces. Size was starred previously Iu
De heart Of o. Painted Woman" At
20" conclusion ot nor present tour con
me Np'HliI stage iu The Revolt f
Mine. lctruNu Viii devote her time a.
'luSlNfly 60 motion pictures. appearing
10 blk Metro productions In What
WIZ PEOPLE Say Nine. PstroVa is sup
ported hy an exceptionally strong cast.
headed hy Fritz de- Lint. her new lead.
ing mau-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
BUYS RAMSEY FARM
Percy Callahan Acquires Valuable
property Near po~hatar-
Pays Sf6.625.

Percy Callahan. local insurance
agent with offices In fh, s.fmulba..
building na. tHr purchaser af fI.
Ram 's farm af puRh.fan sold te.f.r.
day af public auction Iu front uf tho
court house af $50 CIa.r.tIu. TU.
consideration 0a. f1cr.. Tho farm.
d. situated about I'D milo. .0Ith uf r.i
'aIrf. Dr. ls noted aa being ono of ODD.
b'at piece" n property Ir Belmont
county and contain. 200 acre. r-
callahan stated Doc IH. ru. decided ID.
What uec Ir 800 quo t.. uerIf ar
L--I-L Lrnul-L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21

= y 2 I'ITIn0T- n n ~ fTT1 TrIoU1
..' fHOh ~ fr distress such aa nrrrrIrr
i'tnca ID owl. ief Au prospective ftftrrs
'ni &C. 'n NJ That Gre crpc.farf mother
~ prov With bottle ~ "Naftrr.,
The directions ore sfrpis Cet 10 10 .-..
frlf Store. 10 ie applied fv tfe srnerfs-t
l."ihcr herself 10 pcnctrates d-epiv ana III
f1rHf TIIrk ord splendid relief In n noe
gr.iffinr manner anf reflects n nffa'raf
'liefm.hf o. the nervous disposition ~ ffr
llH' Don't fII io 80 o. bottle ~ .w-fher..
I..Nn today nni then write nradaeff Rec.
u'1f0r Co. fa lamar UIIr. AUsrfa Ill.
~ pretty liiIr lunt hrimfIl 90 Infarma
a. rcII lf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
Funeral Of ME-. zwicher-

N'7T0T0lV Ift0Tn00n fur"rII -0rVI---
were held for Mrs Henrietta TiIurrf
wicker. the aged and highly r,spectsd
resident who died last Monday ar
the home OF her son. Herman
INl.ker. 80. ift Eighteenth street h..
tr' Rev. William O.. TIfsrt pnstpr 81
thc So Johns German Evangelical Luth-
Gran church Iufermsut was iu Green
wood cemetery The services were
largely attended hg sOrrowIug friends
luI relatives Mrs ZwIckcr was anon z
Che oldest women in tho Wheeling dis-
if.-i being boo her ninety -hfth ysar.
The rallhgarcra were Herman ZxIck-
o.. conrad Tyson. Armtu Tyson. VII.
Yam Wheat otto DIerinEcr ana William
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
KELLERD AS HAMLET.

Hamlet" the sublime tragedy OF
W lillian Shakespeare. h. his masterpiece
~ ~ the greatest acting play in tn.
English language. Il is also more wide
~ read than any work la our literature.
except the Bible, hence [ Us the b.st
Known or shakespeare plays II iS also
thc test part OF all for the artor. and SO
seldom has u been successfully per
formed. that the actors who have really
succeeded tu TIE role. have. % common
consent. been looked upon as the great
est OF their calling. Edwin Booth was
the last successful Hamlet among .,mcr-
lcan actors, and Sir tombstone Forbes
robertson among the actors Of the Ing
ii~h stage. Booth has passed away. and
ispbsrts"u j. saying his farewell john
p. heilerd. who appears at the Court
th'atre next Monday and Tuesday ,N,n-
lnE-. and 81 a special matinee Tuesday
with Miss Percy Ha~w'll is regarded. hy
"i Judges OF good acting as the great
est Hamlet OF his time. Booths fame
rested Oh his one hundred nights run of
Hamlet IN 1864; Robertson's on aiS one
hundred nights Tuu at the Lyceum thea
tire. London, kellerd's fame rests oa his
run OF one hundred ana two nights in
me same character at the Harris * Car
den theatres. New York CITY Nov "a
1912 to March J. 1913
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
ELEVEN DROWNED

Los ANGELES. Jan 2O-Practicaliv
an the railroad lines in southern CALI
Iofuia with the exception Of the Santa
Pc between Los Al-rlrS and san Diego
which have been lied up for several
days as the result OF a .iis1st.ou rain
storm and floods in this vicinity were
Ia op,rati IN tonight
The weather has cleared and the rivers
again wcr" within thrir banks tonight
Eleven persons. including eight MeNi-
cans We're reported 20 have been drowned
IN the flnnIs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
WORKMAN HURT

Herbert Rogers OF Bellairc. Ohio. was
painfully burned this morning about
49, 80 o'clock while az his work Ia the
National Tube Works. lie was taken
Goo $685. ONO Valley General hospital
whore his tuyns were dressed. lie was
r.lurt,l as not heInE serinualy inIurah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21

tIrnm Judge
crawford You seem 20 think your
wife the most unreasonable woman 100
The world
BRADSHAW You Gee mortgaFed tho
house to buy ho ran auto. and now
she wants mo TO raise money on the
car 20 purchase Christmas presents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
HALPIN TO PRISON.

CHICAGO. Jan 20.-John j. Halpin.
former chief Of the Chicago detective
bureau. was sentenced today 20 imprls-
uumeut m the state pcuitcntiary for
from one O. five years He was con-
Nict'd ~ having received brides 90
protect slair' oyaut swiudlcrs from ar
rest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
GAVE FIRST RECEPTION.

WASHINGTON. Jan 20-Mrs Wood
row wilson. wife Of the president. to-
day gave HOY first informal reception
since becoming mistress Of the White
House. Her callers included Count Won
L'fuStgrii. the German ann bas sador. Br.
David Jayne Hin and many other prom
sncnt hgur,s ia Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21

new arrival me fr.f
Thought ehou1d be
Mothers Frfcnd"
The L. an erfernrf
remedy gently applied
over The stomach niue
rics 10 makes them
nrm and plant thy
expand naturally witt
OF undue strain. %
removes from the
nerves those fnHr
rn.re witch are fe.
fT0rsh'c Tor much ~
the palm Incident f1fIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
KILLED SON AND SELF.

WoLfDTT. Ind. Jan. 2O-B r.. Rich.
shot and killed his year old son and
Then committed suicide az their hom.
hor. tnlaN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
THEATRE INCORPORATED.

CIARLESTON vs. Va. Jan aO-A
charter was granted today by the sec
r'tarN ~ state 90 the Res Theatrical
'un.pauy of li'u.usld tn. authorized
capital Is $4,000. tn. iutpruDrator-
or. \. = M.tDHlt OF Huntington o. =
W'hrl. Mrs s Wchrle Hubert Mack
nud Mrs Rosa Huffman. al LOT BLUE
L.Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
TO ASK INCREASE.

BOSTON. F~n. 90 decision 10 ask
for o. 10 per cent increase in pay and
tho general board ~ adjustment Of the
irntf'rh"ol DI Railroad station En-
rlufr- for Tho Boston g. Maine system
TO-DAY. The mon now work ten hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
WILD OATS

wild oats. "a George Itleiue fiys-re.l
rrptupla} released through kIs.Is-f-d-
lr1u D. saIurs service. viii Do. Offered Al
the colonial theatre today and tum1r..u.
ar Tho stellar attraction. As if- t.tl.
implies. Wild oats deals chiefly with
o.. duIugt ~ young man of d.cid-
rulF unsettled hBn.ta. VINO ftIl. into tho
clutches 1i DIS fathers business Dnmp-t-
.i'f tn Iutrruu. Iuur ItNtIcH.r. who en-.
fu"sn'- hIu Iu gambling dsbf-. ..uu-p-
inI SOS HIn with women. and lead. him
INTO u.' .'l generally. IufI He has HIIu
completely Ir Dis power IIc fhfr CONF
I.lr Dim fo rob H.4 fathers offt.. sad.
"i r"riI'u papers. and boo uuIrr .Y. fH.
g.uE chap ,.ufri,"s OBJ fIN fI, ro-p.u.
.IbiUfN for fhD theft on nia sI-i.r's
." cot carr. Nle fathers confidential as.
slant TO" young mans father pruu..
D. a.. I.re Inis assistant arI UI.r.. a-.a
hIu from N.e service. THE Drr.rr t.IfH.a
'..ht '... rtde ls fu rob fHe family i.N-
'IfF strong IHN. and Tho discovery of .fIfa
iNfff. together with fhe hnu.tIfGes uf
.' 'N' t...f WH.. e.II'I f., father.
I'I. i. f.. prelude fH u powerful tIIfns.
In which Malcolm Duncan nnI4 .af.rfu-
f FOO N..I.f. OOH. H.HUHu lodged II4-
uf'I. ability and ad1IfthUIfy Tor screen
.HIh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-21
A Little Blossom
TO Delight the Home

Nhcn u ~ known that in the near
IuluTc The homo Is ln lie ILL r.-llh
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-29
COMMISSIONER INVESTIGATING
 PROBABLE COAL FAMINE

Little Rock, Dec. PIE. I. Me Kinley, deputy labor commissioner, re- turned from the coal mines of Sebas- tian county, where he was called by reason of the scare that had arisen over the prospect of a coal famine. It had been suggested that one way to avert it would be to ask the miners to cut short their holidays. He reports that he found the men willing to work, and that it was their intention to re- sume operations yesterday, Dec. 26, which they did. He says the chief trouble is not in the miners, but in the shortage of cars and motive power on the railroads. The mines could get out a great deal more coal if there were better railroad facilities for hauling it. The smaller mines are suffering more than the larger ones. MT. Mckinley does not consider there is anything in the scare of coal famine so far as Arkansas is con- cerned.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-29
Telephone 294.

S. B. Puripont of Texarkana, col lector for Strother & Co.,, of that city, was transacting business here yester- day.
 Greatest bargains in Grand, Up- right and Player Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines at A. Monson's Mu- sic Store.--Adv. If
 Lieutenant Blake Scott who has been spending the past two weeks in the city with home folks, leaves today for Hope, where he will establish a recruiting station and he will remain in charge for few months.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-29
Local News

Col. T. c. McRae is on business trip to St. Louis.
 Jim Hudson of Hope, spent last night in the city. Miss Laura Kirk of Theo, is visit ing relatives in Prescott.
 Joe Boswell made business trip to Hope this morning. H. H. Higgason left this morning on a business visit to Ozan.
 We have a scholarship in Tyler Business College for sale
 Pete Grimes of route ,, was a busi- ness visitor to the city yesterday.
 Dexter Bush returned this morning from business trip to Amity.
 Eatonic-For you stomachs sake. soc at Hesterly Drug Store
 Attorney Chas. Tompkins is attend ing to legal business in Nashville to- day.
 The banks of the city will be closed next Monday, which is New Years Day.
 For rheumatism-Ch or acute, use K. R. R., sold under a guarantee to give satisfaction. Hesterly Drug Store.
 Jim Matthews of Oklahoma City, was visiting friends in the city last evening.
 s. B. Shepherd and family of Bierne, were the guests of friends here yes terday.
 Rev. J. H. Bennett will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday at II o'clock.
 J. A. Hasley, prominent farmer of route 1, was trading in town this morning.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-29
Giles Bros.
 Grocery Phone l57 or No. 8.

We have another shipment of mules just in. Ages from 2 to 6 years old. Weight 800 to HOO pounds. Come and see us before you buy. We are located at the Farmers Union barn, Prescott, Arkansas. Hope & Burke.