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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
seItene sdlmnfiadlen.

@s giebt einen Sholerromon bon
gulper, Scr ais CT 5uerit eridieii,
eroBcS 9luiieben erreete. y2ufretio,
o0er oie ainoer Der 9ta6t.~ 0arin
ipiclt Elm Sling cine 9lolle, ser einc
aopiel cntbGlt, ole nit idorfent, fat
auqen6lidliH mirfenoem @iit ge-
fiiQt lit. geige6roht miro 0ent
Spfer Oos @iit oernlittellt elmer fIei-
nen Spite, Die ans elmer 8cr5ierung
am Gopfe oes 9liuees 6erooreeldnellt
werOen fam, dber oueenblidliH oer-
i6pinoet, iobolo Ser Grlid ouf oen
Sling nodl6Bt. IS lit foum eloub-
lid, ooB etpoS 0erortigcS eriitiren
fam, ober ord S6otlade, oenn eiu
iolder &ine lit bel einem aurioiit1-
tenbGnoler in @oris berfouft NOR
oen; Elm Sponier bat i'm eritonoen.
@r lit in Snoieii. oefertiet, BON lido
ner altertbimlibcr Iorm, nit Gopa-
len inO 8crlen ee5iert Sir oie 9e.
fannten 0eS SponierS lit 81 boiten,
DOB er ibn nibt trdgt, oo Elm Sdnoe.
orud ibledte Soleen baben fonnte.
Sin nicbt eerooe folt6orcr, obcr in
tereIiantcr S6mud, beIiebeno ans
Sols. ino 9lrmbono, Sbrrinacn, Bro
ibe uno Observation-Disclosures beiibt
SRI. 9ucp See Sill, sic Eodtcr eineS
glniiibrers Der iiioomerifaniidcn
6reibeietstGmpfer in oen icd5ieer
So6ren. Ger Shmud 1T ans ano-
pfcn eemodt oie bon sen llniformen
Ser iicb ous5ei6ncnoen Sifi5ierc ge-
ibuitten woren; icOcS Stiid bate ici.
ne @cihibte.
gtadoem ole S6lodt ami Goipocr
9iiOer, g9Domin1, 1876 gei6laecu
morOcn mar, iano man Gin etiuos I'M
bcimlihes Shnludihid olif ocm
ShloHtieloe, mem es eeb6rt botte.
lit niht cntOedt poroen. g9obridein.
lid hliipfte iid Elm glbcrglaube ga.
ran. gs mar Elm Solsbano BON
@odSleoer, nit |erleu geitidt; oarou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
amrsc StnStmemisfcitcm.

Serr Gbarles s. 9onoporte, Ser
friibcrc 9unoes,@enerol- -9lnpolt, bot
iein 9ichtsbiireor, peldes iicb oiele
Sabre lang in 9tr. 216, ct. SAUL
StroBe, beiano, nod ieiuenl Souic,
glr. col, Farf-9lucniie, OerIcet.
g(n Der @de bon Wlilton- lm0 80.
iter-9(uenue lit Der @lildwoeen ocs
0rn. y8m. $. @uri6 BON glr. 1888,
9lliceamlo-StraBe, ourh cinen Stra-
Benba6nwoggon eeitern Morgen ger.
triiinmert moroen. lleber 80 @ollo.
men @liI@ iloIieu IN sic @oiie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
aie slMsI0inna Scr @IiIitarpIlidltiaen.

g9oi 6ington 6. Suli. 9lae
9ln5ciden oeiiten OorouI bin, iOaB Die
3iebnng Scr 9fummern Der Wsilitdr-
pflidtigen bonn &roooit General
Wloridoa inn 9aufe ser ndcbIicn
ISOLDE gemo6t weroc, ober cine amt
libe @cfonntgobe Oariiber lit nod
ni6t oenaht mor0cn. Sbibon ii6er
oie 9lrt uno @ciie ser 3ie6ung bee
fonnt gegebcn wnrOe, 10 perlolitct
ood, 0oB cine gon5e Serie Scr glums
mern Ger GegiItrotionsforten ans ie'
Oem GiItriftc in Elm 9oiungstao &c.
tbon ipcrocn loa, imo Oa Oorldnfig
mr 10000 gc5ogen merOen ioIlen
miro cine Summer aus ieoem Be
freilm9soiitrifte gc5ogcn lperoen-
@enn o6cr 100000 @onn ousge-
boben perOen ioIlen Oonn WerOen 40
glomen aus ieOem 9eireilngsOiitrifte
ge5ogcn perOen.
9luslGnoer iinO 5wor re9iitrirt,
o6er nidt oicnitpfli6tig. Die 9legie.
rime bat i'm @roBen inO @an5en oie
@l1ne fir bic 9lusbebung nod niht
icrtig geltellt rnO miro es crit in Der
nd6lten @o6e t6un fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
ecincn gcrlctnnsem crGescm.

SIN ct. Soiepbs SoIpitoI lit
6ronf S6Ietlat eeitcrn @lorgen Ici-
men &erlebrugeL inter onoeren ein
gebrohenes 9iiidarat, erlegcn, sic
ibm bon Dem 9liitonobil ocS Srn.
9fobert s. g8ilOe bon Sporroms
Eoint 5ugefiigt pur0en, ais oieies
ibn am Sonntog Morgcn an ser
@elair 9iooO, ndbe Ger Sit6- -9locnue,
iiberfu6r. 9ei Dem gcitcrn g[6eno
obge6aItenen SnqueIt fdate Coroner
s. anor Snslep in Der nor0oItIi6en
@oli5eiitation elm ltrt6eil, ocni5ufoIee
@iloe bon aller Sdulo freiseipro9en
mnr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
gItcr WSann tuOt umfacfnuOcn.

9(Is geitern @oreen gegen 9 llbr
Serr @eoree s. @iIO i'll iciner @ob-
mmg, 9lr. 1903, @lpnoon-9loenue,
icinen @roBooter, Srn. 8ranf &o6r,
oer 81 Sabre alt NOR, oilfpedcn
poate, fnno er oenieIben foot i'm
Bette Iieecno allf. s5err %obr Icete
lirb am 0onneritog glbeno 5nr reeeI-
9eit gum SdIafen nicOcr
uno Sdjien bci OerbGItniBndBig gutter
@eIuuobeit 8ll iein. Coroner Or.
I@Oluoro Smith imteriubte Ocn SAL
ino fonO, ooB cine natiirlidc Eoocs-
uriod5e borlaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
9lnac6lidc SOdIOcrrat6cr Ocr6aitct.

g biloOelpb ia, 6. Suli ~
Gie @oIi6ci oerboftete geltern glbenO
t3 iunee @fdnncr mo 6rnuen ais
iic Yonpblcte pertbeiIten in oenen
oic 9iegicrung uno Die 9lrmecborloge
ongcgriffcn lnO oie 9iireer oufee.
foroert nuroen i6ren GongreB.9lb.
gcoroucten 5u i6rciben iie ioItcn
cine 9eueeuug 8ur @ioerrifung oes
3mones glusbebe @eiebes untcr-
fifteen. 9ic 56riften iogeu, Oos @c.
leB lei oocroltet linO perfaiiungswi-
BRIG unO gebe Der &egierlHa 8erfii-
glng ii6er 2eben uno 600 Der &cutc
bier 81 2onoe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
gcitraftcr ecidJtlinn.

@eitern g}abmittag 6otten Iib orei
Gnoben binten an einen 9iermoqcn
onge6Gngt, ser ouf Der @oltern-9[bc.,
5piiden Geder-9IOenue lmo Soto.
moc-StraBe, in mcitIidcr Gidtung
fibr. Somes Staniepsfi, elmer Der
9nabelL lprnne nb un0 wurOe bon
einem @ogeon Ger u9aolono @orf-
Sinie" eetrofien. Ger Gnabe pur0e
na6 Dem @aggoni6uppcn unO ipG-
ter nod Dem NlercD.6oipitol ge-
bradt, no es iid berousitellte, Dab cr
beioe aimbaden ge6roden bottc.
Seine gItcrn, Die in gtr. ST. Siio.
@looer. Strobe iuObncn wuroep be-
naArihtiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
Grreidt Oic Idlluadlc eteIIe.

Sn oen 9ieriorten Der uglmerican
grenerD" lino erfriidenoc, itdrfenoe
@igenidaiten entbolteu, mclbe Die
ldluocbe Steae bel oieicm bciBen
8ctter erreiden imo 0os SDitcm neu
bclcben. uSolace" lit cine oleutbal.
ben beIiebte Sorte. aiitc $l.00.
grmierci: 0orforo glpe., Siaen. uno
Momment-Sh. Gel. 6. & q. ut.
gcrnon 1858. (SulD (stn5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
0nn6e rrlitt glrinhrndl

Ger 212 Sabre nIte Geo S6worb
bon gir. 1000, 9op.StroBe, 500 iid
9eitcrn g1odmittog ciuen geinbuld
5lL ais CT Dor leiner @o6nmg BON
eincm porbeiio6renocn 9Soecn 81
@oOcn gclporfen murOc Or. 8. 81.
Stefano bon gir. 4O7, gor0-@reter.
StraBe, lcgte Dem ana6cn cincn Scr.
bono OIL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
0rei Sage @cfananiR.

g9aibin9ton, 6. Suli. ~ Bon
oen 13 Suffragetten pel6e pegen
&u6eit0rung Dor Dem 8eiBen Souie
am Oierten Suli oer6oftet iporOen ma
rem erbieIten II ole 9llternotipe, ent.
meoer $50 @eloitrofe 81 be5a6len
ooer auf orei Gage na6 Dem @efdne-
nib 81 geben. Sic mG6lten Oos 9eb-
tere. 0ieielben wurOen ale na6 Dem
@eidneniB gebrabt; es iporen: @la-
Ops $. @riener bon Baltimore, Mar-
goret SS. @biitenore, 8iOa Miabol.
Iono, 6rou Selena Sia @eeo, SSris
G. Gul0erbeoo, 5rau 8rances g.
@reen, @li5abet6 StiDpeiant, SOP
Youne. 6rou 2ucille S6ieIos, 2ucD
Burns lm0 Cora 2epis.
Ole idmmtljden Sn6oitirten wer.
ben morgcn bel Eogesonbru9 eutIai-
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
gSullcu unscbIi6 Oic Grntcm Ocrbrcn-
men.

Siour SAILS, 60, 6. SuIi.
9trmce-Ofii3iere in Siio-0afota be-
bollpten Snformotiou 5u boben Der
81 6oIge Oie ~SnOuitriol @orfers Of
t6e @orlO" @orbereitingen aetrofien
bobeu i'm gon5en Staate ole reife
Grnte 81 ber6renncn. Gie 6armer
iino geparnt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
NcserleidJc scfmnOcm.

Die 9eiobung 0es Goli3eibootes
DSonnon" iano geItern 9lbeno eegen
6 llbr am 6nBe Der 0uoD-9luep Oie
Seide eines etlpa 30 Sabre olten
g'egers i'm @oiier iHwimmeno ouf
0icielbe piroe nod ser ItGotiIden
Worgue geifafft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

Nie 9eioen geratben in elmer Ser
ianmGung in 9telp-Yorf, Die sur
9egriiBung Der rllililben Gom-
miiiion a6gebalten luurOc, an Elm.
onocr. - Geri6ieOene glniicbten
ii6cr Die llria@en Der 9loiien-Sic.
ooItcn in @olt ct. 9ouiS. Ger 9ln.
IaB 5u Dem @ortwcbiel. n Cine
erreete Scene.
SEEM .gorf, 6. SuIi. ~ Sn ei.
ner Niaiienperiomnlilne, ole beilte
bier in Dem @ooper.Snititilte 5l @b-
rem Der ruiiii6en Gommiiiiou o6ge-
6alten muror, erregte oaS 9eitreiten
Der @erantiportli6feit 0cr 9lr6eiter-
llnionen fiir oie 9ioiienfdmpfe in
@oit St. 2oliS ieitens Oes @r0iioen-
ten Der oglmericon federation Of So
bor~ uno cine iiberaus i1arie Serur-
tbeiliing Scr @rmorOung biilfloier
9leger in elmer gieOe 0es Sol. 9iooIe-
belt cine rieiige Iemonltrotion.
9iooieOeIt wuroe bon @onlpers inter
bro1en, ser ii6 bon ieinem Sibe er-
bob lmo olti 0en e1emoligen YrGii-
Ocnten 5ueing.
n@orum bci6ulOigen Sic Oie g[r-
better nibt no6 elmer llnterIudung?
rief @omperS er5iirnt aus ilno tebrte
Oonn mtf ieinen Sit 5uriid.
9iooiepelt eing binii6er 5itm SiBe
OeS Serrn @ompers unO irug: oSerr
@ompers, morum er6e6e i6 nibt lpG-
ter ole 9lnibuloigune2 SD per0e
iebt ontportcn oo olti Ole Nioroe &c.
ontportet peroen muB." Tn6ei
ibhtg er @ompers nit Der oiienen
Iinfen Sono ouf Oie SGulter.
Sofort iprangen picle Der olif Der
9ii6ne Sibenoen muf unO bon allen
Seiten wurOe 9looieOelt mls9ebiBt
bon 9lnoeren famen pieOer Surrab-
ruie.
9llS gooIcpelt icinc Stimme mie-
Der 5u @e60r brineeu fonnte, erfldrte
ct: SD weroe 5lt ireeno einem @r-
trem ereifen, i'm Dem glr6eiter @e-
re6tiQfcit 5u Oerl6ofien; ober, pent
Nioro itattiiu6et, merOe i1 i'm umter.
oriiden.~
9us Der Gy-@rGlioent gccnoet
bottc, crbo6 iih @ompers, ofienbar
in bo6ltcr @rrceiino, Inn 5t eripi-
bern. @r mur0e ober bon oencn, bic
in ieiner gi6be ioBen, ouf ieincn Sib
Deoriidt, mGbrcn0 @fooor @litdcI,
Der Ocn Sorib fii6rte, iib empbotiid
6emiibte, Oie Oronlmg mieoer ber3u-
itelen.
Gs oauerte mebrere @}inuten, bis
rs rltbig genug WllrOe, Inn Oen rui-
iiiben 8oti6oiter Boris 8ofbmctcif
Der Serlomnllung Dor5u1tellen.
@s mar nni Sblnlle Der &e0e 0eS
6rn. @ompers, ais ser WloDor Dem
Colonel" oos 8ort ertbeilte. Sr.
8ompers botte erflGrt, ooB er Elm
Selcgrontm bonn FrGiiOcnten Ger
u5eocrntion Of 2obor bon SSlinoiS"
nrbolten babe, 0os Ole llrio6cn Der
llnruben in (GoIt ct. 9ouis erflGren
Io1c Sr. @onpcrs tniipfte ooron
Die 9emerfling, bob bieIe, g[rbeiter
5eutc in Der Gbnli6en Gage ieien mie
Die 9uiien inter Oem oIten &egine.
9oti6ofter 9ofbmeteff erbielt cine
long onboltenOe ODotion, alS>er,
nodoem litb Der Erubel geIegt, oos
9Sort ergriff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
1inaer mniten ampntirt ucrSen.

Sn oen1 @elddit BON q. Sin0lcr,
glr. sos, OIt 9erington StroBe.
bro1te eeitern 9lodmittog Scr 81
Sobre olte Spman SilOeritein bon
9ar. 1872, 9loro-9ono-StroBe, feline
Sano in cine 9}d6naldinc, ipobei i6nI
5pei Singer ihwer perIebt muroen.
Gr wrroe nad Dem @elcp SoipitoI
Gc6radjt, no i6n Oie Singer ompu-
tirt puroeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
Sin SRfer Der Site.

Gas % Sabre olte SRI 9(lmo 9.
@ouD bon Gomoen, gI.-S., erlitt ae-
ltern glahmittoe an ser @de bon
CHARLES nnO 9leoo.StroBe einen
SiBidlag unO muroe nad Dem @icrcp
Soipitol in einem oorbeiiobrcnoen
gllltomobil gebrnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
@crmiidlte teIenrapliide NepcIdlcn.

~ Sin Gomitc Ser .SonoeIsfam-
mer in Goit ct. 2ouis, Sa., bat ole
9feiienotion Oes @oIi5eidefs @apne
.uno oes 9Iiiiitenten Cornelius SideD
perldngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
glnfnpplcr OcrIctt.

g916rcno ser 9lr6cit in Dem Wlt.
@ernon.Sa6n6oie iicI ecItern 9lod).
mittog Der 90 Sabre olte Somes
@otlon bon 0ir. 43t, OIt.91ortb-
9lpenue, bon cincm @iiterpoegon
uno brad Die Iinfe Siifte. @r puroe
nod Dem MercD Soipitol ocbro6t.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-26

responding to Dame Fashions call
for fiambOyanCy of color and variety
of design. The girls are motion pic
ture actresses Of the Keystone Com
edy company, who recently appeared
in a firm that required the latest
bathing suit styles.
From left to right they are: Vera
Stedman, Maude Wayne, and Mary
Thurman. They are expert swim
mers. Miss Stedman was a recent
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-22
NuXatad Iron Sl.00 per pack age at Hesterly Drug Store.
SHADY GROVE

Health $ very good ct this writing.
 The farmers Of this commGni- ty are very 5usy preparing then land for.another bumper crop.
 Bro. E. DeIaughter preached at New Home Saturday after noon and night, also Sunday morning. We had singing in the afternoon, attended by a large crowd of good singers with MT. Holly AImand leader. We used the AeW hooks.
 Gee. Mofi4s and wife of Pres colt were visiting home folks in this vicinity Sunday afternoon.
 The party at Ed Pye's Satur- day night Was attended by a large crowd of young peopie'and all reported a nice time
 There will be singing at New Hope Sunday afternoon at , o clock. Everybody invited to come and bring your new books.
 Horace says there Is no string like the string of Sringtown. H. says he is going to tie a knot some day in the string of String town.
 Miss Eva Reaves, of Holy Springs was the guest of Miss Joe Ann Mccain Saturday and Sunday.
 Quite a number of the w. 0. W. boys of this community at tended the w. o. W. Stste Co., vention at Hope las wre&.
 Marye, Sidney s9ys there is no use getting so b.le tLat your complexion won't look good from one Sunday to another.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-22

Wanda. the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Galloway, who we made mention of last week, was operated on at the SanitariHm at Prescott last Taes- day ar died "Wednesday. She was buried Thursday at Hat- mony cemetery. The bereaged ones have our sympathy.
 Uncle Garland Bright died March 15, at his senialaw. 5. !. Shells He had been in feeble health for some time, yet his death was 8 shock to the conm4- nitg His body was laid to rest in the Harmony cemetery, " the side of his wife. who passed away several years ago. Bro. Epson conducted the funeral services. Bro. Bright had lived to be 82 years old. H. leaves six children. 3 boys md 3 girls to mourn his death, Children, weep not, the Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away, He doeth all things well.
 On March E. just aboat the time the sun went down behind the western hills, death visited the little village of Sutton and claimed for it's victim our below ed brother and friend. John F. Lambert. He will be missed in various ways. in our little vil- iage, but most bv his wife and children. May the blessings of our Heavenly Father rest upon the broken-hearted family. His body was Iaid to rest in Harmony cemetery. ". J. WalthaIl con, ducted the services.
 A. A. Woodul is attending court at Prescott this week,
 Rev. Johnson filled his app pointment at Harmony Sunday.
 Bro. Albert Lambert. of west ern Oklahoma. who has been at his fathers bedside for the past
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-22
SUTTON SCRAPS

The weather continues wet and cold. It don't look much like corn planting.
 Beachum Fairchild attended the Teachers Examination at Prescott last week.
 Prof. Camp made a flying trip to his fathers last week, with pr. Sutton.
 The little son of Dock Durham l at his g1andfather's. W. R. Thornton's with we'll develop ed case of measles. but is durs hse.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-22
eM MET

Dr. J. T. Sandhn and Andrew Byrd made a business trip to Hope Monday.
 Mr. R. Black of Bluff City, was visiting hIs brother. E. T. Black, several days last week.
 j. K. Hudson made a business trip to Prescott Monday.
 Dr. Me6lsin of GurdoH. was a visitor iH the city Sunday after noon.
 Quite q number of young reo- pie attended the program gwen by the pupils af Miss Abbie Hale at Artestan, on last Friday even ing Also the ore given by Ref. J. NJ. Thomas pupjIssat Antioch ron Saturday evening
 Miss Lucy Beaty returned Sun. day to her home, snear Arkade'. phja, after several days stay relatives and friends. Mir. anC Mrs. Lynt Wessan and Grand mother Beatty accompanied hei ana will visit relatives for sever al days
 Mh Ods Galloway was homo over Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Eazia Cook of near Hope Wss visiting relatives tere 5 n d4. Mrs Cook came over in Ford which sae purchased F. Ic#atX
 ttr. Frank ffaitem made d bus #jnass ulp ta iiepe Saturday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-22
SUFFERED 30 YEARS--SAYS K.R.R,
 Is GREATEST RHEUMATISM REMED|

"EVery rheumatic patient in the United States should know about it." says Mr, J. T.. Summons. of Warsaw, kN., in a letter telling how wonderfully K. R. R. helped him q will be co years old tho l2th of May. and have been bothered with the Rheumatism more GIT less for 30 years, and haze taken 10 different things in that time. and l have never taken anything that Is as good as your remedy.
 T work in a furniture factory here and our foreman came here from Lou isville | went to the factory one morn ing with one of my hands all swollen up. and he asked me what was the mat ter with it. and l told him had Rheu- matlsm in it. and he said to me. why don't you send down to Louisville and get that Rheumatic Remedy and get cured of 1t. l told him knew nothing
 K. k. R. is soli and recommended by Prescott, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-22
WHITES CHAPEL
Good morning to all.

G00d morning to atl.
 We are about the same old ! and II in this part of the coun- try.
 Geo. White, who has been very sick for the past week with the measles, is some better.
 Earl Reeves baby is no better. Earl and Dessa have my sympa- thy, May the Lord help them bear their trouble.
 Don't you think that our Bod cav scribe is a jolly good old man? He promised his wife be- fore she knew what trouble was that he would furnish her plen- ty of wood and water, and so it has been wood on her shoulders and water in her eyes ever since. Poor Lola. l am sorry for you, but remember, you were warned of this.
 Eldridge Williams has pur- chased fine saddle horse, so don't be uneasy girls, for he will always be about thirty minutes ahead of time.
 Clifton and Sam went out on a sparkling sXDediyion yesterday.
 We'll l have nothing new ts teh you so wHi close by saying
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-22

Mir. Boyle of Hope, who repre- sents Cudahey Packing Co.,, was looking after the needs of the merchants here Monday.
 Mrs. Arnett was in Prescott Monday.
 Mrs. Laura Woelfred of Lit tie Rock. IS visiting her parents, alr. and Mrs. J. Y. H0lse.
 Regular services were held Sunday morning and evening by Rev r. Cannon.
 Mr J. NJ. Livingston was over Monday for the remainder of his househald goods which he is moving to his home near Prescott.
 On last Saturday night, Miss Irene Young entertained ten ot her glrl friends with a Dunklng pary" Various forms of amuse- ment were engaged in until a late hour, when delicious refresh. ments were served. To say that tie honored ones had a very pleasant time expresses 1t mildly. Those invited were: Misses Ethel Townsend, Lucy Beatg, Alice Haltom, Mae Bautts, Ruth Eayes, BeHlah Thompson Addje SegIer, F.oSsie Norman. Dell and EXs McG99gh.
 Ereezone guaranteed to re- move Gorns. 35c at Hasterfy Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-22
Chil ldren Cry
 FOR FLETCHER'S c A s TO R IA

about it. He then told mo all about r,,, s so l sent down and got il, and | ,,s ss'l to say it was the best day $ "oif m ever did. can't recommehd highly to all rheumatic sufferers
 l.. Summons, Warsaw. Ky. 4
 Alr. Summons says in aaolher lss.,,tY .,.,t, q am honest in believing il the gl''I1a' est Rheumatic Remedy in the "or"
 Surely any sufferer who r.ads ,iS., ssi, I, letter from q venerable man ilNg ,I,,r,. Summons will try K. R. F. for rns'g1 ,rs tiSm, Iumbago, gout and kthdteu ,ol, ssud acid troubles Get q bottle today ody.s <. cure yo0rself, You'n be surprised Ios E. the quick relief K. R. k. will give '
 Kampfmueller's Rheumatic he,",ps arSs. called k. R. R., is only S1 at your Ter srgs sist's. Free sample if yoh .ay ca Kampfmueller Rheumatic Reme''
 Inc, Louisville. Ky. .;,s iiesterly Drug Store, leading dr'ss
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OUR COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS

tmfphtv et1sc after her pig
 We s~. glad .o report that GranIm Prince is ale to be up.
 Floyd Clark has tbe measles at this writing, and $ very sick,
 M. A Hart sold aaothel nice bunch Of cattle last week
 Say. Bodca9 don't os mourn iag about the 'bo9< dry' bill, g@9 can saII get I for medical
 e. 59stgetf fi& and order
 Joe Clark and family spent Saturday 44& Sunday with Mr. ani Mrs. Ghas. Afford.
 Henry Taylor and wife spent Saturday night with Mir. and Hfs. Floyd Clark.
 /Tom Mason las bought his wife a brand new range stove. Hurrah, for you Tom, We know where to 20 t0 get samethinR good to eat.
 Chickens and eggs are a good price now, but oa, how scarce.
 Well news is scarce, times hard. and money scattering 1 will bid all a good day till next week, when l will come again if happens or breaks.
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four weeks, left Saturday fr home.
 MT. Honea of Gale, entered school at Sutton last week.
 Miss AGell Whitteu who hal pneumonia. We are glad to say i better at this writing.
 Willie Holmes says some foIa like strawberries, some ike blaci berries, bat of all berries a likes Atterherries the best.
 Arthur Stecd attended chuni at Antioch Sunday.
 Arthur Fairchild, Venoi Bright and Hinton Hamilua were initiated into the my5teria of Woodcraft at Oak Camp, T Saturday night. Arthur val elected to a very important o. flee. l don't know whether b. will accept or not.
 If you don't send me to ths waste basket 1 may come agsIi some day,
 Good night to all.
 A county school a. few mile. from our office has adopted ths plan of having some prominent man in the county deliver an aI' dress at the schoolho9sa once month. Ii is a plan many an other school could adopt to good advantage. Last Friday night fer example, one of themost saf ceSsfuI and public.spirited med We know gave the boys Of ths school a notable talk on 'Sur| cess. " And nothing helps or ln1 spires boys more than contsa| with men who have succeeta both in their life-work and s| character builders. The PTe| gressive Farmer.
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freezone guaranteed to re- move Corus. 35c at t!esterty Drug Store.
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Ii still rains iu Arkansas. N hope it Wilt cease in tune fer t6 farmers to plant a Gtde cottop and corn.
 Oliver Clark and M. A liar made a business trip To Prescott Friday. Oliver took a nice hog and sold it
 J. W East and son. George took up a load of hogs Fndag There must be | Qrca. demand for pork this year
 We wish 10 correct 2 mistake made in our letter Iast week. re porting that Mrs. Matte S5aed was visiting her brother and sis ter. It Was Mr.a aad alfs. Smith Hart that she was visiting i0- stead of Oliver Clark
 Mrs. J. ?. r.8k has last ve- covered from the measles. /also her daughter Mfs. Iga DTard. We are glad to re4rt Miss Jewcl Hart npoyIR after an illness of two "eekZ
 The farmers aH putting in dipping vat at ". Moriah now. Miss Era Yrt joined the Pig Club and hl a nice pig up, Look out boysfnd girls, Era is looking
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that 1 will give S2.50 for a pair of SON that our Dodcaw scribe can wear three days without be- ing as rotten as a last year s buzzara nest.
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Lime and Sulphur Solution for Spraying Fruit Trees at Hesterly Drug Store,
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REPXbT OF THE CONDITION OF BANK OF PRESCOTT
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Prescott, Nevada County. Arkansas. at the Close of Business Mch. 5. l9l7
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