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THE DAILY PICAYUNE.
PvMIlMd Every Day Except Sunday.
C. B. Andrews. Publisher
Entered as second-class matter April
6, 1908, at the postoffice at Prescott,
Arkaneaa, under the Act of Congress
of March 3. 1879.”_
Subscription Rates :
. 2c
25c
One Year..•••••.$2.50
Advertising Rates made known on
application.
TELEPHONES.
The Picayune Office . . 232
C4L Andrew’s Residence . . 149
I0T1CE TO THE PUBLIC
.Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation of any
tndhridual, firm or corporation appear
ing in The Picayune will be promptly
corrected if brought to the attention of
the publisher. Statements of facts,
however will not he retracted.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
Congressman, 7th District,
R. Minor Wallace.
Representative,
J. W. Whaley.
Sheriff,
Ed Hood.
County Judge,
A. M. Denman.
Circuit Clerk,
F. E. Murrah.
County Clerk,
J. A. Bailey.
County Treasurer,
W. C. Felts.
Assessor.
Jno. D. Bright.
Surveyor,
Tom Lavender.
Coroner,
C. C. Purtle.
Cotton Weigher,
H. T. Ingram.
Justices of the Peace,
F. M. Smith,
John B’Shers.
T. F. Bums.
Constable,
C. B. Moon.
Road Overseer,
Jim Horn.
TIME TABLE.
0*
Louis Iron Mountain & Southern.
SOUTH BOUND.
..Ili47 p. m.
.. 7ilO a. m.
.. 10:42 a. m.
.12:16r. to.
.122 p. TO.
. 8:16 p. m.
NORTH BOUND.
.. 598 a. m.
. ..6:46 a. m.
. 926 a. to.
fiaipnt) la I Uilb p. ru.
. 4*0 D. TO.
ball) (■).. 5:19 D. TO.
a't atop at Preacrtt
Stopa tor St Loaia paant - of *.n|e
aaa to Gordon only. 'o
_: and north ehanpe for No. 1 » n
•taps at Arbadelphia. Maltcrn and Benton
J.T. J DAWSON. Apent
Prescott & Northwestern Railway Co.
BNiMm Sunday March 29. 190K at Mldntpht.
No. 2
lean Preemtt A rrl»* 8:96 p a
Dian 8*0 p to
Arcadia 2*0 p m
Auatin 2:40 p m
Plaatna 226 p to
Kilpore 2*6 p m
Dotaon 2*0 p m
Belton 1:40 p m
Tokle " 126 p m
•• Hip Mend 1:16 p m
Noreel Ic 1*0 p to
“ Hclbip l«aee 12:46 pm
kll and A fretphl only
Dan lap. Pataeifle. Holland. McCae.
X and Cooler*I lie will be etopa for
2 on flap.
O. H Hki.hio G. P. A T. A.
Local News.
InUrMlidf Happening* in and
Around Town.
Shoes? Shoes! Shoes! Just re
ceived 5,000 pairs of men's, lad
ies and children’s sample shoes
at 50c on the dollar. We must
sell them at once because we
need the money. The New York
Store.
J. T. Cox of Waldo is visiting
his sister Mrs. Jno. A. Davis.
Mrs. F. L. General ly and
daughters. Misses Pauline and
Gussie, are visiting in t e city,
the guests of Mrs. W. W. White.
I will during the month of Sep
tember, take cattle in exchange
for Edison, Victor and Columbia
Talking machines. A. Munson
—NOTICE—
We have just received by far the finest line of Watches, Dia
monds and Jewelry ever shown south of Little Rock or north of
Texarkana. Our prices are FAR LESS than our so-called com
Eetitors can sell for, and in most instances we sell for less than they
uy for, for we buy for spot cash and in quantities far larger than
they can handle.
We want to save you money and to do so you must see our
line. Prices and Quality Guaranteed.
Don’t Forget the Place
BAKER’S RUG STURE
“THE REXALL STORE”
SUPERSEDING ALL OTHERS.
From rich Mississippi River bottoms:
“I have been selling Hughe’s Tonic for
six years for chills and fever. Has sup
erseded all others in my trade. It invari
ably cures when given according to di
rections. It is the very medicine we
need and the only one for chills and
fever that I can sell.” Sold by all drug
gists—60c and $1 bottles.
pncPiRFn ry
ROBINSON - PETTET CO., LOUISVILLE.
(IHNtflMTn.)
NEWTH <Sb KING
Blacksmith and Wood Work
Horse Shoeing, Saw Gumming, all
kindta of Wood Work and Repairing.
Corner Main and West Third St.
Prescott, Ark.
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
MORRIS.
Some sickness in this commun
ity.
Dr. J. C. Tompkins has been
very busy with the sick for the
past week.
Misses Effie Jobe and Altha
Westmoreland of Weaver will
leave ne>t Monday for Vilonia,
Ark., where they will enter
school.
Smith & Fletdher of Morris
are tearing down their gin and
say they won’t gin this season
Mr. G. Smith and Miss Carrie
Belk were united in matrimony
Sunday by Rev. A. L. Tucker.
Rev. Monroe Elmore will
preach here the fourth Sunday
in this month at II a. m.
GUM GROVE.
Great interest is being shown
in the Park meeting at Prescott.
Several of our people have join
ed including: Two Misses Stuarts,
two Misses Peacheys, Mrs. Mag
gie Francisco, Mrs. Emily Fran
cisco, Mr. James Francisco.
Our enterprising young car
penter has completed the new
school house, and it is alright.
Some sickm ss in this commun
ity.
Most of the hay has been cut,
very poor quality, half weeds.
Mr. Thomas stuort, the hust
ling merchant of Blevins, visited
Why do you Continue
To complain of
hard times, scarcity of money and dull business?
Buy your Hardware, Furniture, Stoves, Glassware
Queensware, Flour, Sugar, Coffee; fancy Grocer
ies. Com, Hay, Chops, Oats, Bran from us and you
will find your whistle beginning to tune.
TRY IT ONCE.
McDaniel Hardware Co.
Buy your bulbs from Vestal &
Sons at Little Rock.
Mrs. G. 0. Marsh returned
this morning after a visit to
Hope.
Misses Myrtle Butcher and
May Horn returned this morning
from a short visit to Hope.
Miss Briggs returned t o h e r
home in Little Rock after a visit
to Miss Grace Teal.
The Home Mission Society will
meet with Mrs. Hugh Moncrief
Wednesday afternoon at 3:30
o’clock.
W. R. Munn and wife return
ed from Little Rock on 223 last
night.
Miss Winnie Young left this
morning to enter Galloway col
iege at Searcy, Ark.
Miss Birdie Frazier will leave
tomorrow morning for Kansas
City.
I’. F. Chapel came in this
morning from a trip over East
ern Arkansas.
Miss Elizabeth Bright of Lit
tle Rock is visiting Mrs Hugh
Moncrief.
COUNTERFEITERS.
It is the misfortune of any
great success that unscrupulous
persons attempt to trade on its
reputaiion. Such is the case
with the Holy City. Certain,
moving picture operators in var
iovs parts of the country have
been presenting pictures of the
Passion Play and deceiving the
public by advertising it as the
Holy City. Thus the public, ex
pecting to see this great play,
have found the exhibition oniy a
moving picture show, and hence
were disappointed, and many of
the less informed have gone
away with the impression that
this disappointing swindle was
the original HOLY CITY. This
is a grave mistake and a great
injustice to one of the greatest
plays ever written. The Holy
City is a powerful drama, in
four acts, presented with a cast
of excellent actors, wearing the
most elaborate and beautiful cos
tumes and presenting the great
play with a full equipment of
splendid scenery. It is NOT a
stereopticon nor a magic lantern
show, but a fine play a drama,
given on a regular theatre stage,
with all the characters played by
living men and women.
ALEX VAUGHAN
REAL ESTATE: I NOTARY PUBLIC.
Meet Me at the Theatorium
TO-NIGHT’S PROGRAM:
Entire Change of 1 rogram
Tonight.
A Handsome Dinner Set, to be Given Away this
Week* Now on Exhibition at Prescott Hdw. Co.
Program Changed Monday. Wednesday Friday.
W. G. Kennedy, Mgr.
Bryan and Taft
Edison and Victor Records, with the
speeches of both are now on sale here.
. . Piano Sale Now In Progress . .
Quality guaranteed. Come and inspect the bar
gains at
A. Monson’s Music Store.
home folks Sunday.
There has been no weddings
on the prairie in a long time but
look out soon as Madam Rumor
is abroad in the land.
....
—Get prices on 17 jewel Elgin
watch from E. A. Short, the
Jeweler.
—Don’t forget that E. A.
Short, the Jeweler, has cut the
prices on watches so l°w that
you can ware a 17 jewel watch
cheaper than a dollar clock.
SEPTEMBER
9th. —Henderson College, Ark
adelphia opent#
10th.-Galloway College, Sear
cy opens.
14th.-State Election. Public
Schools Open.
16th.—Hendrix College at Con
way opens.
17-18—Teacher’s Examination;
County Farmers’ Union meets
with Emmet Local.
18th.-W. C. T. U. meets with
Mrs. C. F. Pittman.
21st.- Holy City at the Opera
House.
29-30- Hempstead County Fair
at Hope.
OCTOBER
1 2.-County Fair continued i
at Hope.
12 17—The State Fair at Hot
Springs.
NOVEMBER
3.-Bryan and Kern will be
elected.
We Clean, Press and Repair
Clothes and Make them new
Pantatorium
E. J. Taliatero, Prop.
Next Door to Geo. ierry 187—3 rintt**
PUBLIC SPEAKIN6. 1
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
One five room cottage ^
barn, garden, etc, new p®
$860. You can buy it today fj
One six room house l.? ki ,
of land in Warred UtoS
Nice pear orchard, and a 2
Well. A splendid proposifioH
$700, or for rent at $7.50 nl
month. w
A splendid stock ranch
farm 7 miles northeast of a!
city, in 1-2 mile of R. F. D 2
one mile of two churches aiiT
school house. Comfortable2.
Sixty acres in cultivation m
mile of river. Endless ’stock
range, 150 acres in track 2
third in river bottom. Prj’cefi
250 cash gets it. Will also m
two brood mares and colts stock
and milk cattle, and lots of hon
I —a snap. ™
One cozy four room cotta*
home in west Prescott Good
water, garden and bam. Win
exchange for improved sandi
land farm. Price $400. 1
Twelve acres next to corpotv
tions in east Prescott, twotenent
houses on tract. Good water
Worth double the price asked
| Take it today for $1,000 cash.
Long list of farm and city
property. See me or write k
I list. Vaughan Realty Co., i
Alex Vaughan, j
Sec. and Mgr. j
DIRECTORY
OFFICIAL
CITY.
.t. Ami
Recorder.Duncaa Mefc
Treasurer...J. £ Tom
Marshal ..Clyde Mud
Aldarman 1st Ward_M W. Ursason W.T. Hat
2nd Ward W. W. White. T. 8. Via*
Jrd Ward .. Ira Gee, H. 8. Sai
(th Ward. Horace Hernia, Dan Pittas
Fire Chief.J. H. Sta«k»
Collector.D. K. Cm
; Supt. School.0. L Dm
City Physician. Dr A. S. Buchan*
JUDICIAL.
Chancehir. ...... J. D. Shawr, of Hen
, Judge.-. .... J.^M. Carter, of TaorM
Prosecuting Atty. .0. A. Giwai*
j State Senator H. B McKenna, PmcS
Circuit court meets second Monday in Juan
I and third Monday in July.
Chancery court meets first Mondays is
and December.
County court meet* first Mondays in Jaaaa*
April. July and October.
Probate court meets «tii Mondays in Jsssn
April. July and October.
Court of Common Pises meets 2nd Muaisn ■
January. April. Juiy and October.
COUNTY.
Representative.-J. *.
8 heriff.—••• ....Hli
Circuit Clerk.**JLSS
County Clerk.,»’«MK5
ES2T
County Examiner. *
(>>tton Weigher .H.T.BW
Constable .—F.15!
Justices .j. B Ske
Board of Health Dm. Adam Guthrie.* •
Arnold. S. J. Heaterlv A. S. Buchanaa and AI
Ksaan. .. ... u,
School Board —C. C. Hamby.
Vaughn. Secretary; G. R Hxynie. n. W
J. C. Young. J. 8. Regan. ^
City council meet* first and thiviTMMV■■
in each month.
CHURCHES.
M E. Church South -Rev. T D. Stott
Preaching every Sunday inornia* *■»
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
Sunday School every Sunday morning •
Finis E. Murrah. Superintendent. _
Baptist Church —Eld. L. M. K«eltn». P*"*
Preaching every Sunday morning am _
Prayer meeting every Thursday nigm. =—
School every Sunday morning at 9 o
Young. Superintendent. p—|
C. P Church Rev I N < la* k. !>•*** 2
mg every Sunday morning * , «.£J?av W
School every Sunday morning at
km*. Superintendent u . _.,tka*
Christian Church- Eld. K. A. HigM*"*^
Preaching every l-ord* day *t ^
p.m. Prayer meeting every
Sunday achool every Sunday morning
Chaa. F. Newth. Supt. Mela* 9
Presbyterian Church- Rev H.IUW*
tor. Preaching the lat 2nd. *•• j®
each month, morning and night ny«a
at Marlhrook. Prayer meeting
night, Sunday achoolaverySunday
o'clock; T C. McRae. Supt H
W. C. T. u.—meet* 2nd and «h
noon* at 4 o'clock. Mr*. W. 1 ■ ' {
Mr*. H A. Sykea. ‘Secretary.
lodges.
Masonic- meet* lat Fnday
J R. York. W M.; Pale W il*on. s*c"*”o
Woodmen of the World-g,g
W ednesday nights in each month, u.
C. C.; Dio levna. clerk. .. ^.a
K night* of Pythia* '’'JSlIofD
R. P. Hamby. C. f.. P K Chapn^*-^
Odd Fellow, meet* every
D. Wilson. N. (•.; Alex v •u*hn_*~jT*l
Knight* and ladies of Mono. m« v—
Thursday nighta in each month
iiroicctnr; B. J. Daniel*, ^
Ancient Order of 1* V
second and fourth Thursday »
.haw M.W. Jim White Record*. ^ $
Nevada County Medical s/“
day night in each month. [>T
ident: Hr J. S. Cha*tam. «■. rotary
Rehek.h lodge Na.2*
third Wednesday night "lr“‘h(£TRoU*0
Wilson. Secretary; Mr*. Ree*«
POSTOFFICE.
Jack
Postmaster ■ '“..W**'
Office hour*-Open at sutler*
open at 7 p. m.. close at 7.1* P u4|||d
at 9:80 a. m.. close at 10:8'' HeparW**^
close at 8:80 p. m. Money order <t t
at 8 a. m. cloae at 4 p. m , V*
Mail from Roaeton and .
rive* at 11 a. m.. leave* |l0i*» +
Mail from Cals and intermedia1
at 11 a m and leave* a 1 P( M
These routes daily except S°"?%
Mail on rural route* No#- 1. 2. *
every day except Sunday at I
Mail for all tram# ia ««>»*• “11“ <
the schedule depat tut* <* ***“*•

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