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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25
DIPLOMATIC FORMS.
The "Protecoi" lt "the Code Of inter
national PoIiteness."


IN these SIS Of official notes and
replies the public is becoming familiar
with the language Of the diplomatic
document, and even those who never
heard Of the famous protocol, which
lies in the archives OF the foreign Office
IN Paris, must have noticed The SINH
larlty Of form which characterizes such
expressions The ''protoc0le diploma
tique," which was probably drawn up
in the time Of Louis XIV, is a body
Of ceremonial rules 10 be observed IL
an written or personal official inter
course between the heads Of different
states or their ministers. II goes into
the minutest detail as to the styles and
title to De given to states, their heads
and their public ministers, and indi-
Gates THE forms ana courtesies to be
Observed in all international acts"
The protocol is, in fact, what II.
Pradier- FOdere, a well known authority
OF the subject, has described it. the
code Of international politeness, for,
as time went on, all nations gradually
began to adopt the same forms. until
today the code may be said to be prac-
ticaily universal in It's application. Il
dey0tes special attention 10 such mat
ters as the ending OF letter. Thus,
as a recent writer has pointed out,
when the British foreign minister con-
cludes q letter to the British ambassa-
dor at Washington with the words, Il
am, with great truah and respect, sir.
your excellency's most Obedient, hum
bic servant" be is governed By prece-
dent even in such a detail as giving
sir a line to itself-Christian Science
Monitor.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25
She Got Acquainted

She is a sociable little girl Of six
bur her first day at school gave her
little opportunity To meet the other
children she did not know. The sec
ond day she came home at recess with
black eve, She had fallen from the
'teeter totter." at school Her first
thoughts were o. the pain. but soon
she surprised her mother by saving:
As SION as fell all the other chill.
dren came right up II was the quick.
est way u getting acquainted with all
Of them indianapolis News.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25
Ask Anyone Who ttas sea,,

There are families who always aim
to keep bottle of Chamberlain's Col
ic and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house
for use in case it is needed, and find
that it is not only a good investment
but saves them no end of suffering
As to its reliability, ask anyone who
has used it.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25

Hubby, you knew that letter l said
gave YOU 10 mailt'
Yes, my dear; assure you l mailed
it,"
No, YOU didn't ! didn't give It to
You. l thought l gave it 10 you. but I
gave it to father Louisville Courier
journal
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25
FIGHTS TO THE LAST GASP.
The Peoeary Is Vicious pig, and Is
Without Fear or Mercy.


An old "Arkansaw razorback" is con
sAlered by native hunters as no less
dangerous than bear and as far more
likely to attack a human being with
out proy0eation; the wild boar OF Eng
land and the continent was renowned
IN sport because It would fight and
fight hard the African wart hog. which
weighs 800 pounds and has tusks eight
inches long. shows little fear Of any an
tagonist meaner than 1 lion, but Of all
the hog tribe the most vicious, stick
at nothing" daredevil IS the javelina.
Not only does ii fight 10 its last breath
with a berserker rage. but Is disci-
plined warrior that never was known
70 ignore the battle cry" of its clan.
Ia the southwest a hunter before
firing into a drove OF jayelinas careful
~ inspccts the trees for one that he
can easily climb However sk,uful he
was with a ride. be could hardly ex-
pect to stop the charge OF dozen or
more 5ayclinas. and il they reached
him he would have 40 chance. Once
the peccarles got him down they would
never cease their shrin. lighting squeals
until they had torn him to shreds;
hence the rule IN the javeliua country
IS 20 climb -FOUR tree first and shoot
your pig afterward-shoot 1t SO dead
that it cannot emit "a single squeal;
otherwise you must he prepared 10
roost In the tree for half a day or So
Youths Companion
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25

Soap making was known 70 the an
cient Romans, and there is a theory
that they obtained their knowledge q
The art from some Germaulc tribes who
had learned it from some Of the tribes
further 20 the west and north. Phny
mentioned that the Germans used both
bard and soft soap, and he indicates
that it was discovery which had been
made by the Gauls.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25

The irritable employer turned to his
typewriter with a sudden snarl.
why don't you write it just as I say
it?' he demanded.
Because my typewriter hasn't the
catarrh." she quietly esponded.-Bcs-
ton Transcript.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25

"Where'd you get the black eye?''
asked Jones. What was the argument
about:~
There was no argument" replied
smith Brown walked up to me and
told ne he would punch HE in the eve
And be djd."-Ciaciuuau Enquirer.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25

You seem Indifferent TO criticism in
the newspapers.
I don't have time to keep up with
it, replied Senator Sorghum. "You
ought 10 see what my constituents
sent me direct through the mail
Washington Star.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25
SHEEP RAISERS INVITED @
TO NORTHERN WISCONSIN
Western Sheep Raisers, Deprived of
their Grazing Lands, Must Seek
New Pastures.

Wisconsin has an opportunity
which seldom comes to any state
Hundreds and hundreds of sheep
raisers of the west, deprived of
their grazing lands by reason OF The
enactment of the grazing home
stead law, are facing the alterna-
tive of going out of business or
seeking new lands. Wisconsin has
the lands, and at the Great Wool
Convention, which will be held in
Chicago September II and II, ef-
forts will be made to transplant the
shepherds OF the west to Upper
Wisconsin, said w. G. Bissell,
president OF the Wisconsin Ad-
vancement Association. who visit
ed Upper Wisconsin last week.
The association is actively inter
ested in the purpose OF the Chica-
90 convention.
Upper Wisconsin possesses APP
proximately ten million acres Of
undeveloped land continued MIR.
Bissell. A great portion of this
land is admirably adapted to sheep
husbandry Shepherds Of the west
are rapidly being deprived of their
grazing land by reason of the new
law which permits a homesteader
10 take 90 acres of land instead of
100. Within the past FIVE months
over 50 million acres of grazing
lands have been lost 10 the shep-
herds and within the coming year
an additional 200 million will prob
ably 60 the same way.
The splendid agricultural and
grazing lands OF Upper Wisconsin
appeal to the western sheep men.
Already several OF them have To-
Gated in Wisconsin with large
bands Of sheep. They report ex-
cellent results.
Wool conditions throughout the
world are serious. The hocks of
central and southern Europe are a
thing OF the past, while those of
France, Spain, England, Scotland
and Ireland are more than half de-
pleted.
The normal consumption of
wool in the United States is APP
proximately six hundred million
pounds per annum. Considering
war conditions the consumption
would be at least eight hundred
million pounds, while the entire
clip raised in the United States
for the year 1917 will not exceed
two hundred and thirty million
pounds.
The National Sheep and Wool
Bureau OF America, realizing the
condition that confronts US in the
wool industry, has called this con-
yention in Chicago in order to
bring together the sheep raisers of
the west and the land owners of
the great lakes states with a view
OF rehabilitating the sheep indus
try in this section OF the country.
Wisconsin, Michigan and Mime
sofa have over a million sheep less
in number today than they had in
1900.
Mr.. Bissell stated that hundreds
OF leading business men from all
parts OF Wisconsin, Michigan and
Minnesota are going to the conven-
ton and that ii is the general in
tention Of large land owners to
bring the shepherds for visit to
Upper Wisconsin Sc the visitors
may see for themselves the great
opportunities that are offered.
She Got Acquainted.
She is Sociable little girl of six
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25

Mrs. D.-I have just bought tickets
for Mss KS recital Mrs. B.-Who is
she2 Mrs. pa coloratEFa Soprano.
Mrs. B.-I never cared for those negro
singers Musical America.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25

Marks-Ny old aunt had not been
dead twenty four hours when her pa
lot eied too. Parks-The poor bird died
Of grief, I suppose, Msrks-No: pOlson
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25

II you bring smile 70 the trembling
lips Of another you viii soon discover
that smile as aljghtiug On your own
Ups.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25

Pa, who started the saying thar
mans wife is his better haltT'
Some mans wife. presume -
STRAY Stories.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25

Don't you wish you knew as much
as your children think Won dos"
No. wish l knew as much as my
children think they de."-Houston Post
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25

He-Each hour spend with you IS
ike q pearl TO me. She-Aw quilt
string ihg me--Columbia Jester.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25

There is only one irreparable loss
the loss OF courage.-Lvman Abbott.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-08-25

Our deeds. whetheH-goOd or evil. fol-
l0E US as shadows
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06

feinbliHen SHibengrdben Herausges
bolt bat, nn iperbe Der alts aorber
wo9t aud nidts Dasssen iassn, GIN
nenig miBtrauii4 lit er 0lpar iHon
geporoen, neil sr IeBt psHiSer letne
pripaten 3agesberi9te bon Der Jront
| bstommt ais bic Mnnn. 4ber gelo9t
bat er nod ni9ts. @r bat i'm See
geuteil pieQei4t geoaAt, Da mile
pobl cine S9napss oDer Nurltfens
bung ausseblieben Iein, pie Die 6elns
poit oerlpreu babe, uno er i9idt leBt
3peimal in Der Mo6e. 0amIt Der An@
Dreas au9 fleibig i9reibe. uRD am
a9ten pes naaiten Monats, Oa 1T
jein Ramentstag, oa i6reibt ibm Der
4npreas einen be1pnoers groBen
69la9t6eri4t fir ben 0orftrus, UNI
Oa mub es ibm Die anna lagen, DaB
er einen 9elpen gum 54pIegsrloAn
triegen pirp.
uno mas Der 9uber Martia III,
ber Das eIeupe S6tmpfport pom benz
gngldnDer aufgebra9t bat unO es
Ri9t 3uriidnebmen noQte, Der bat
laon 3peimal gei9rieben, CT l4lde
aud cine feline 9artpurit uno etnen
re9t Dur9Da4ienen Sped, pena Der
anoreas nur. Die S9reibar6eit lal1en
noble, pegen Der er leDen Sag Die
Stunoe gum 9of bes aOrber &arI
binauflnufen Mile. 46er Der 4n=
Oreas pentt ieBt ni6t me4r Oaran,
Der Miartiu tut ibm ia i4on Ieio,
aber Die Qlnna tit t3m qua i9on
lieber, un0 Da lit ieBt nI6ts msbr
gu MAIDEN oagegen, oa Der Brief
trGger iebea Gag binauf mub. 8e'
ionpers ubrigens, ND i6m bic 4nno
jebt INNER Den balben 8eg entge'
gen tommt uno Die Pof laon abs
nimmt!. =.
Ser anDreos er5d4Its feline Sc
T4t9te uno perpanote babel tetr
Quge DON Der 59ieBi4arte, als OF
DrauBen bic Rufen auf unO ab fpa'
8ierten. limb er tnalte oertpeller
au4 ru6ig pieOer einmal Elm Sod
in bic Ia6tluft, Oamit bic &ufeu
ni6t pergaben, bab er ol4 nod babe
let. unO oann paBte i'd Elm paai
Minuten fir i'm auf unO i4aat'
bur9 bic 0ufe btnaus unb er i4rlet
betm S9eiu Der elettrii4sn Sai9ens
tomps auf ben &nien nur nod raid
bic 4DreiIe. Oamit i4 bic gOittarte i
nod mitne9me.
SD I9rieb pann nod einen 9ruf
barunter un0 babe iie am ndditer
Gag punttIid iogar i'm auto mt
gum acknowledgements genommen'
9omit Der Suber Wlortin niat etipf
sinen Sag lang nidts gu tun bal
unb gl6uben tOnute, Der QnbreaS bd'
Be feline Hahe nerQefen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
sdlut fir ben gaieatOr.

au9 pielen, lpelde ss ldngf fit
elbftberFtdnoIi9 balteu, DAP Die @os
9elpeIt unb oas meiite SdusetierniI0
Elm beoeutenbes MfaB bon SduB I'M
Sntereife bes Meniden Ielbit erbnlten
miifen, oirfte Der @e6ante, dub hem
4ligatOr einen beIonberen Snub sus
tell perben gu Iafien, biz ieBt gang
fremb getpefen Iein.
Man bat fat allgemein ben 4ais
gator - ebenIo tpie 0as RrptoDiL
unO ben Menf6en nur als gegenfeis
tige natiirli9e Jeinbe ongefeben uub
geglaubt, baB Der 4Iigator nnr mad
ieiner S0tung Dem Menfden ppn
guBen ietn tonne, 0as bat aud 3m
elmer iaon febr beOentliaen @srmins
berung pes 9eitanoes biefer Siere ge=
fibrt.
@ielei9t nirb man aud ferner
nidt 6a3u gelanger, Sen aligotor dIs
6reunO gu betrodten. Mber audi
6stnoe tonnen als 8unoesgenoHen
gcgen anbere 5einbe bon fddBsnstpers
tenn Ruben fem!
Sc 1T bic Satid9e feitgeffent pOrs
Den, OaB bic QGigntoren bic urers
bittli4en 5einbe Der Mofdusrdttea
iinb, Die auoererieits su ben fAlimms
ten 5einoen nes aeispflon5ers oe60<
rem, neil fe bic @eIpobnbeit babeH,
ii9 in bic @eide uaD 8dnte oes
ReisfeI0es ein3ugraben uno oie grnte
oft CUR unreften 3eit gu uberFIutenI
limb Der Reisbau erlangt in unFerer
8ett einen INNER grDBere1 Mert, ie
tnapper bic Rabrun9smittel I'M aNaes
meinen gu perOen orobenI Der Msig
mnB gum Sell Isiiten, mas bic aars
toffel riht mebr Ieiitet.
Sn @rfenntnis Des Mertes BON
alligator Gls MoI9usrottenz9 ernihs
ter purbe in a%ouiiiana peaieasag
Elm beideibenes SduBgeleB erlaHen,
iDeldes bic OsrI9ieOsnen 9ifritte bes
Staatss befugt. iOIde MaaBnabmen
gu treffen, ME iie fir Oos bette sltm
S9ab Oiefsr 8iere bolien. Dieies
geiIpiel 1T au1 in anberen Maiaato
REM uub 3eiss @egen0en, ME III Ars
fanias, nadabmsnspert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06

Sic ueue MeaieruHg eebt i9ref sOllf's
aus bonn Meae.

NhP ptht ~Dtbtt
anaeiidts Der bcoeutiaHet Noues
melde 0as iiioiidje Clement ieit lam
Faem in Der rniliiben 9teDolutionsbe.
mealntg uno III Der rullildel Soiir-
naiiitif ipielt, lit cine 3uiGrift gaIt8
intereIiant, Die Der Stodbolmer Aor-
Respondent Der o8oiiiihen 3eitlutge
unlanglt bon leinem $etersbrrger
@emdbrsmann erbielt, per, unlAeE-
|Heno lelblt iaoilden araslen angebo-
ria, bon oeren gnttdnlHutg ln0
.eruiteiten 9efiirAtunoen4 5n be-
|ridten meiB, omeil Die ielie rulltld1e
Geaierling in ibren bisberlgen I'M
5abligen Maniielten iorgiam per-
mieoen bat, iiber Die in 9iuBldno 10
auBeroroentli6 midtige SuoenTrnee
cine oeutIide uno bunOige @rfl1.
ruila a~b3ugeben~. GomobI MiliufotD
babe, BON BEN GprreiponoeHtelI bet
I&onooner ,Gentral 9teps4 iiber iet-
ne Stealng sur SuOeRfrage befragt,
MIR nallsmeiheno" ge%aHttportets BE
ruiiiiden a9Suoen pilrOen I'm 81.
funtt" ale Hehte ruiIiiAer llnterta-
men erbalten; ebenio babe pegen Der
liioii6en Sffi5iersfrage ariegsnrfl1l-
tier @otabfop .aitsDeideno@ eriul-
cert, Die yOfii3iersernenningen bin.
gen niGt ron inn a64, uilo Der I'm.
tcrri1tsminiiter Wanuiiop babe alf
4nfraget Der 9etersburger, Wfoss
fouer uno aieper Sloen biniihtlih
Der beidrdnften Standardization
iloiider Stuoenten MIR erflart, Die
o&egierung peroe Die 5rage I'M
g(uge bebalten".
9teie Antmorten ~berItdrfen nnd)
Dem @epabrSmonn Der n8oIiiiden
3tg." bel ben ruiiiiden Suoen Die
9efur6tung, oab Die ueue 9fegie.
rit1g MIR unpolfommen an bic 60
lung Der ruiiiiden Suoenfrage Der.
antreter meroe. 9lu6 Der ieBige Mi-
niiterprdiioent 2poff babe dIs
Semihpoprdiioent itets Die 9erait.
5iebung BON Sl,oen CUR SenitDos
arbeit abaetpebrt, uno ariegsmitti.
iter Gutfdfop iei, mas peuige iii
nlien ideinen, nMitbeiiber INC
8ertpaltlungsrat Der iltoenbekert.
iden4 n@omoie @remia~. Seruer
let feitgeiteat mor0en, oaB bic rlIli.
iden aonillate int neutralen alts.
lartoe nod tuie Dor Die @aBpiiieruag
rad &uBlano fir nelttraIe ausl1ll.
biibe Sltoen berpeigern uno oaB
be8iglide telegrap6iide anfrageu
all Die &etersburger .3entraIinltans
lnbeanttportet bleiben. alts Der qait.
SEN 3ui6rift ipridt Die Gorge, oab
all4 Die nellen ruiiiiden Mudtb1ber
it6 nift germ lno raid an Die sSli.
eenfroge beranmaden modtell. @or.
laufig fonnen iie ober lire iiioiider
6reunoe oanlit pertr6iteL 0aB Die
idpieri9e M}aterie grunoiakIid
bur6 Die fiinftige 8erfaiiung al Il.
geln iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06

Ginpan0. a.; Som
gIeu6 bes 2ebens fam ih aud
Gin 2ieo iingen.
g.: SEA, me1n Sic nod iinaen
fonnen, 0aun lift es pobI nidt 10
i6Iimm.
SIN q eftaurant. gaf:
aatbi. iagen sic, bite, in Der Sit
DIE, 6uB beltte bas 5dniseI nibt
gu ellen mar; tpeun i'd 10 etmas
bnbeu Mil, fann i'd gu Sauie bIei.
benl
@emiitIt6. 6ummerfri.
ideupirt Gum aiiiter, Inn Die @tit.
tags5eit): Ga bait a MaB Bier, bait
nal Die Eurmubr Inn a baI6e
Gtun0e Suriif, = mir babeu uns
beute NIT Dem @iien berip1tet, -
ionit MAIDEN mir Die g1ite Spefta.
fell
-~SbreQnfi9t. Mutter (bor.
leisnb): lno 9ott mo6te ben M2en.
fdsH aus sinem grbsntIob.. -.
2isshen (unterbrt6sRS): Moma,
oa bate sr no6l audi 10 iamusial
adnOs ME i42
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06
Die &feifipradle,

Die 8emobnsr BON 9onera, elmer
Der &anarii9en Snieln, liab imitan=
be-, bermittelft 8teifens iebe beliebt9e
nnterbaItung gu fabren uuf gntfers
nungen, in penen bos geIpro4ene uno
ge16riebene 8ort Derhuqt. 9tefe
pfeiffpro4e bsltebt niat stpa BLOB
aus Derabrebetsn pfiffen, %ionOeru ies
be ein3elne Slide bat eiAsn beIonbe>
rem Son. 9as gfeifsn gei4ieht nit
ben 2tppen, bic entpeoer geipist ooer
in bic 8reite 9e8Dsen tperpen, uno
Der 3unge; man9e 2eute bebienen ii6
babel. tpie au4 bel uns. zines ober
8peier Singer. Sn Der Q%iteratur be-
ftnben iid nur penige 8emertungen
iiber bieie mertniirbtgs Spra4e;
9rofehpr Or. 8arl 6riti9 er3dbIt.
baB beim Weibnadtsfef 1862 bic
2eute einen 5reuoenpiaIm in Der
Stride, anitatt gu iingep. sepfiffen
bQben. @9on in Der gsi4i9te Der
@ntbedung Der aanarii6en Snfeln,
bic anfangs bes II. Sa4r9unberts
BON fran3OiI4en @eiitli6en sel4ries
ben purOe, finoet ii9 Elm 6inpeis
ouf bic qfeifipra4e. inbem bon ben
@Omerps geiagt pirb. ie iprd4en nit
ben 2ippen, ais 6dtten fe feline Gun,
&c, l1eber bic GntiteAung bieIsr Spra.
DE finb bic Meinunseu setsiIt. Der
Naturfori4er 0uebenfeIb, Der einse.
benoe 8eoba4tungen barber madte,
lit Der fpabrdetnIi4 ri4tigen @ns
it6t, bic gfeifipra4e lei ls0igIi4 Elm
prpbutt Der eigenartigeu Drtli9en
8erbdltniIe pon @omsra. Die Snfel
lift fart 8ertliiftet; 9euts, bic in Der
2uftlinie gang nahe beieinanber fi9
befinben, miiBten i~tunbenpeite ums
mcgee MAIDEN, um ~3uetnanber gu ions
men unb it9 fpredsn gu t6nuen; fie
bebienen ii4 oeshaIb felt aItersber
our @erftanotguns eelsnber 4fiffe,
aus benen it4 olmdbli6 cine f0rms
li4e pfetfipra9e entpidsIt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06

Ger e6te 6toIs BIidf tir
botmutig mad auBeu, iouoern Sc
mitig nod innen, I'M, gu priifeu, Oh
er nod peroient, am 2eben 5u lem.
Der ungIudIihte 8u
It nj III, Der MenIden ii~berOriIiia
iein uno tie oOd nift e~utbe6Trn
fonnen.
9etanbsrn i6ahst. fdaOs I'd
tets Ielbf.
Reagisr ip4t @amus. miBss
.aisr gbsIEsins.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-06

aot6ebsrbtits. Stbrer:
Mider. Sbrs 4r0sit fdngt f4On Ohns
IGnIukpuntt an!
The Prescott daily news., 1917-08-15
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned as Sheriff of Nevada Coun- ty, Arkansas. will on the Sth day of September, 1917, between the hours for judicial sales, at the North door of the Court House in Prescott, Nevada county, Arkansas, under an execution issued by the clerk of the Circuit Court, on judgment rendered ln favor of J. K. Hamilton X Go. against the defendant John Blake, sell at pub lie vendue to the highest bidder on q credit of three months, the following described real estate in Nevada COun- ty, Arkansas, to-wit:
 All that part of the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter Of Section Seventeen, Township Eleven, South Range Twenty-two West, which is on the Northwest side of the St. Louis. Iron Mountain & Southern Rall way, being in triangular shape and described as follows:
 Commence at the Northwest corner of said legal subdivision and run south to the said railroad right of way; thence Northeast along said right ol way to the north line of said legal sup division; thence West to the point 0l beginning. !.
 The purchaser will be required 10 give bond with good security for the purchase price bearing interest from date. The purpose of said sale IS 10 satisfy the judgment, including inter est and costs of suit.
 Witness my hand as sheriff oI ,s Ns. vada County, Arkansas, this the lo'A day of August, 1917. = S-16-2t SAM E. MUNN, Sheriff
The Prescott daily news., 1917-08-15
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that the mn. dersigned, as sheriff of Nevada Com. ty, Arkansas, will on the Sth day If September, 1917, between the bours for judicial sales. at north front doo, of the court house in Prescott, Nevada County, Arkansas, sell at public ven. due to the highest bidder on a credit of three months, the following de. scribed real estate in Nevada county Arkansas, to-wit:
 Part of Block twelve CPD of Moore and Martins subdivision of Lough. borough and Knoble's addition to Prescott, Nevada County, Arkansss. more particularly described as fol. lows; Beginning at the northeast corner of lot three (3) in said blocs and run thence east for 75 feet; thence south for 115 feet to Ozan street, thence parallel with Ozan street for eighty-seven (S7) feet; thence north for 155 feet to point of beginning.
 The purchaser will be required to give bond and good security to the plaintiff in the execution for the pay ment of the sale money, bearing in. terest from date. Said property is levied on and to be sold by virtue of an execution issued by the clerk of the Nevada County Circuit Court, in a case wherein John Caldwell. admin. istrator, was plaintiff, and K. w., Burke was defendant, and said sale Is made to satisfy the judgment, in- terest and costs of suit.
 Witness my hand as sheriff of Ne vada county, Arkansas, this the 18th day of August, 1917.
 S-16-2t SAM E. MUNN, Sheriff.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-08-15
'DiRIGIBLE HEADLIGHT"
 LATEST FOR AUTOMOBILES

The latest device for automobiles to- be patented is "dirigible headlight" A S10O,000 company has been char tered at Harrison to manufacture and sell it. The Turn-Right Head d-light Company has been incorporated "to manufacture, buy and sell and gener- ally deal in dirigible headlights for motor vehicles, and to patent, register or otherwise protect the same" Eighty thousand dollars of the capital has been subscribed. The officers are George Henkle president, A. R. Baker vice president, Oscar w. Hudgins sec retary, J. c. Medley secretary-treas- urer.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-08-15

Let us fill your drug store needs. Guthrie Drug Store.
 City Park Thursday night, Ice Cream, Cake, Music. Please remem- Der, benefit Park Association.
 Every member of the home guard is requested to attend the drill practice this evening,
 Mrs. c. Alspaugh and mother, Mrs. Nutter, left this morning for Ham, burg, Mrs. Nutter's home. Mrs. As paugh will visit in Hamburg for short time.
 Good Music, good Ice Cream, good Cake, your best girl and what more can you ask? All at the City Park Thursday night.
 Private Carlton of the regular army will be with the Home Guards this evening and it is desired that every member attend. If you belong, they will look for you.
 The Bank of Prescott advises they have received interim certificates which will be exchanged for Liberty Bonds of same denomination when prepared. All those subscribing through that bank can secure their certificates at any time.
 Dear Tom: Don't forget that want to go to the Band Concert and Ice Cream Social in the City Park Thursday night. It will not cost much and the Park Association needs the money. Your best girl.