The Nevada County picayune., January 10, 1906, Image 1

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Prescott,
The Nevada County Picayune
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Published every \Y edtiesday and Sat
urday by C. B. Andrews, Proprieior.
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SUBSCRIPTION, Si 50 A YEAR.
\pplieatmn tins b»*t*n made to the poptoffice de
partment for admission to the mail as second-class
matter.
C. B. ANDREWS - - Editor.
Special Notice,
To OurSuscribeks: Last Sun
day morning about 4:30 “The
Picayui^e” office was totally de
stroyed by fire, not even saving
the books or subscription list.
This is a heavy blow to me fi
nancially, being my hard-earned
savings for the past 15 years.
There is no way for me to tell
how much each subscriber owes
me or even who they are so I must
trust it entirely to them to notify
me who they are and as near as
they can how they stood with the
paper. So T ask everyone who
was taking “The Picayune” to
please drop me a card and tell me
as near as possible how they stand
with the paper and send the
amount, if possible, for if I ever
needed the money 1 need it now.
I have, hpught a new and com
plete newspaper and job office,
and it will be shipped at once. As
soon as it arrives we will open up
in the Brooks building on Hast
Front Street, one of the best equip
ped printing plants our county lias
ever had. We will issue a twice-a
week paper, lull of live news and
will be prepared to fill all orders
for job printing.
It will be more than appreciated
if you will send or hand in the
amount due the paper. You know
what it is; I don’t. I trust it to
your honor. You will find me at
our new quarters, in the Brooks
building four doors from the post
office. This will be t lie last issue
published until our new plant ar
rives which will not be later than
February ist.
Now a postal card will cost you
mly one cent and my subscription
ist is worth hundreds of dollars to
ne. So please drop me a card and
it least tell me you were a subscrib
?r. There has never been a loss in
n the country by lire that I did not
ielp when asked to do so.
Now friends, I do not a^k a do
nation, but only that you drop me
the card as above stated, which will
be worth more to me than any
thing you could give me. I thank
you all for your past patronage
and soliciting a continuance of the
same in the future, I am
Yours truly,
C. B- Andrews.
J. A. NELSON.
In this issue will be found the
nainwMi, Nelson of Laneburg
as iSjIBKlate for Representative
from this county. Mr. Nelson has
lived in this county since its forma
tion and is one of the most success
ful farmers in the county having
followed that vocation all of his
life. He has never held a county
office but was nominated in 1S93
for County Judge but was defeated
in the general election with the bal
ance of the ticket. Mr. Nelson is
a conservative man and is honest
and trustworthy and if he is nomi
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nated and elected as your represen
tative, will ever be found battling
for the good of the people. We
trust you will consider his claims
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when you go to vote March 28th.
J. B. MUNN.
We present the name of J. B.
Munn of Albany Township this
week for county clerk of Nevada
county. Mr, Munn was born and
raised in this county, and worked
on a farm until about ten years ago,
when he engaged in the mercan
tile business at Uaneburg in which
business he is still engaged. He is
ampiv qualified to fill this position,
if elected. Mr. Munn bel eves in
rotation in office. He believes in
the old democratic custom, that a
man should hold an office 2 terms
and not ask for it again. We ask
the voters of this county to consider
his claims when they go to cast
their vote.
The Bank of Prescott held its an
nual stockholders meeting Tuesday
Jan. 9th, in the directors room of
the Bank of Prescott. The present
Board of Directors and Officers were
re elected. The directors then met
and paid a ten per cent dividend,
placed $1200.00 to surplus account
and charged off $235.34 of the
Furniture and Fixture account.
The Bank of Prescott makes this
excellent showing amounting to
18 i-2 per cent alter having been in
business just exactly eleven months.
Eminent Men
Coming.
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To Prescott One Day, Thursday,
January 18. 1906. Dr. Gunn &
Co., of Philadelphia. These Em
inent Quaker Electro Medical
Physicians and Surgeons Will
Visit Our City and Will be at
the Miller House.
This Being an Advertising 1 rip to
Introduce a New System of
Osmosis, they will give all dtsir
ous of Commencing on the above
date, Consultation, Advice and
all Medicine Necessary to Com
plete a Cure—Absolutely Free.
It will only be expected of all
patients taking advantage of this
offer to state to their friends the
results obtained by this new sys
tem of treatment. They treat all
kinds of Chronic Diseases and De
formities.
It is very seldom that our com
munity has the privilege of con
sulting such renowned specialists,
who are in constant attendance to
wait upon you, diagnose your case,
and give you the benefit of their
medical knowledge- There is no
experimenting or guess work. You
will be told whether you cau be
cured or not. If your case is cur
able they will treat you, if incurable
they will give such advice as to
prolong your life.
They treat deafness with an en
tirely new method. Hearing re
stored to many at once. Catarrh
iii all its varied forms cured so that
it will never return, by breaking
up the cold-catching tendency by
Electrical Absorption of medicine.
Weak Men suffering from Gen
er d Nervous We akm ss, Lost Mem
ory, vSirciigth, Weak Back, Kid
ney Trouble, Rheumatism, Pains
in Back, Hips, Shoulders and
Chest, Lumbago, Sciatica, Torpid
Liver, Indigestion and Dyspepsia
here can find a cure that perma
nently restores them to their origin
al strength and manhood without
loading their stomach with poison
ous medicine.
If you have week lungs or con
sumption do not fail to be examined
Their new discovery of adsorbing
medicine by osmosis in paralysis,
and all di-eases of the nervous sys
tem, including Epilepsy, is a God
send to suffering humanity. Medi
cal men are amazed at the marvel
ous cures that are being effected
wherever this system has been in
troduced. Thousands who have
given up all hope of being cured
now have an opportunity of a life
time to consult without charge,
doctors of a national reputation.
Remember their knowledge of
medicine combined with electricity
gives them control of diseases that
others do not possess. If you have
weak eyes or headaches, this new
system will cure you quickly.
Don’t fail to call on these emi
nent specialists as a visit costs you
nothing, and may save your life.
If you suspect kidney troubles,
bring a two-ounce vial of your
urine for chemical and microscopi
cal analysis
Go early, as their offices are al
ways crowded. If you are im
proving under your family physi
cian, do not come and take up their
valuable time. They wish to give
each one plenty of time, but cannot
listen to long stories not pertaining
to your case. The rich and poor
alike treated.
Women who suffer from the many
nervous derangements and ails pe
culiar to their sect and weakness
quickly cured without at operation.
Out of twelve hundred cases of
Rupture treated last year there were
cured 90 per cent, without opera
tion or detention from business.
N. Ik—Cancers, tumors, wens,
goitres, all blood, skin and scalp
diseases cured by an entirely new
method.
Piles cured in a short time with
out the knife. They make a speci
alty of all chronic diseases peculiar
to either sex. and cure where oth
ers fail. This is a treatment which
is used at home.
Remember, not one cent will be
charged for all the medicine re
quired to make a permanent cure
to all those commencing this new
system of treatment on this,
their first and advertising trip.
Notice—Married ladies must be
accompanied by their husbands.
Office Hours; 9 a.m. to 4 p. m.
Remember the date and location.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that I, as
administrator of the estate of A. P.
Greer, deceased, will apply to the
Probate court of Nevada Count),
Arkansas, at its January, 1903 term
for an order to sell the following
lands lying in Nevada county, Ark
ansas, 10-wit: The fractional South
half of the South kalf of the South
west quarter of the Northwest quar
ter of Section Thirty (30), Town
ship Eleven (it) South Range
Twenty (20) West, containing ten
acres; also the Southeast quarter of
Section Twenty five (25), Town
ship Eleven (11) South R-mge
Twenty-one (21) West and contain
ing One Hundred and Sixty acre-..
Said lands belonging to said estate
are to be sold for the purpose ot
paying the debts of said estate.
John Grkkr,
Adm’r.Est. of A.P.Greer, deceased.
This December 21, 1905.