The Nevada County picayune., May 12, 1906, Image 3

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HINTON DRUG CO.
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||We buy to sell, and sell
to buy again; keep them
moving, so that you get pure,
fresh drugs, at the lowest
prices. Try us; we appre
ciate your trade and will treat
you right. Come and see.
Respectfully,
HINTON IWC CO
Local News.
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Interesting Happenings in and
Around Town.
Muslin underwear, at While Bros.
Butterick Patterns at Ozan Mer. Co.
Send us that local item you promised
Sorghum -eed anti stock peas at Ozan
ler. Co.
A. P. Dyke, of Hope, was here last
'hursday.
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Hine Bros
The Delineator for .lune now on sale
,t Ozar. Mo>. < '<
Miss Katie Price, of Newport, is the
uest of Mrs. Howard Terry
Mrs, B. 11. Oastler visited friencis in
lope Wed:’ \ .
J. B. Whitesides was down about
i&ney Wednesday.
Jno. M. Milburr. was in Chidester on
usiness this veer.
Mrs. MeSwain came in from Texas
Wednesday afternoon.
New 4 room house and 3 acres land,
1,000. See Eisworth.
Mrs. David B. Thompson, of Hope
kited in Prescott this week.
Uncle Jno. Riddling:, of near Cale
jk., was in town yesterday.
Dr. M. V. Russell and I. H. Mack,
f Bodeaw, were here Wednesday.
•I. V. Hulse, one of Emmet's busi
es men, was in town Wednesday.
Horse and Buggy for its care for a
tort time only. Mrs. J. T. Brooks.
Prof. J. M. Thomas, of Boughton.
as in Prescott the first of this week.
My hobby: Prescriptions foreign
id domestic chemicals. A full line.
Hi gh Monckief.
Prescott Stream Laundry
Ofcs good work. Telephone
00
Ice water, freezers, coolers, screen
at t; Present', Sir,1] :.v and Hard
art Company'> store.
Save your laundry for me, I will call
'r u- Jno. T. Mi Ilium, Agent for
rkadelp: a Steam Laoidry.
Car Forge Coal, just received The
tna- the lies', on earth.
McDaniel Hardware Co.
The Most:
Particular
People
Could not ask for a more
Perfect Coffee than
Maxwell
House
Blend
Every sealed can is a guar
antee of purity, excellence
and flavor.
USE IT
For Sale Only By
Hitt Bros. Grocery Co.
Ezra Wood, of Sayre was in the city
yesterday.
C. P. Gleghorn, of Little Rock was
here yesterday.
See the latest folders and platino
mounts at Mrs. Shipps.
When you need any painting or paper
hanging done. See Frank Neal.
See our line of Wall Papier Samples.
Varietv Store.
Black Silk Fobs. Latest styles for
men. women and kids—Hugh Moncrief.
Judge J. J. Hurst and wife, of
Morris, were visiting in town yester
day.
PrescoLt- Stream Laundry
does good work. Telephone
200.
His Honor. J. I>. Montgomery, of
Hope was a visitor to our city Wed
nesday.
In the Good Old Summer Time, you
need a Hammock. Buy it from Terry
Bros. Drug Co.
Gents Solid. Gold-Filled and Rolled
Plate test chains. The latest out —
Hugh Moncrief. , ,
Dr. A. A. Reeder, of Sutton, was
here Thursday to meet his father, who
will visit him for awhile.
The net proceeds of the entertain
ment Monday night. May loth, will go
toward helping to lift the debt on the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Just received a line of the latest
styles in Duck Huts.
Mrs. W. A. Moncrief.
Spaulding,or Reach Base Ball Goods
can he bought of Terry Bros. Drug Co.
They are the official and the kind to
l >uy.
FOR SALE Onr gentleman's sad
dle. One set double buggy harness.
One farm wagon. Apply to Mrs J. T.
Brooks.
Base Ball Goods. Complete line
Spaulding and Reach. They are the of
ficial goods. To he had at Terry Bros.
1 irug Co.
Refrigerators, Coolers, freezers,
screen doors and plenty of ice water at
t! i- Prescott Supply and Hardware
company’s store.
If you have a picture you want en
larged. bring it to me, you will be
more than pleased with the quality and
price. Mrs. Shipp.
Mrs. \\ . Boyd Heck, of Saint Louis,
is with her husband at the Miller
House. Mr. Heck is secretary and
treasurer of the Penn Lumber Co., of
Bierne, Arkansas.
T. A. H. S.
and Grammar
School Graduates
have your diplomas framed at Terry
Bros. Drug Co. Prices low. Work
good.
Mrs. Henry Mitchell, who has been
in the hospital for the nervous, re- j
turned home yesterday. Her health
is very much improved. She lives j
near Brisbane.
We must insist on correspondents
giving their names to each letter, we
will not publish your real name to the
letter unless you desire, but it is for
our benefit to know who our corres
pondents are.
Green's Japs have with them four of
the best pitchers of Japan, the cham
pion long distance thrower of the Em
pire, the greatest Japanese shortstop
in the world bar none, and the pick of
all the players from the varous schools
and universities of Japan. This great |
team will play the Prescott tea m at j
the East End Park on Monday May
21st.
W. G. Vincenheller, director of the
Agriculture Experiment Station at
Fayetteville, this state, has written
Col. T. C. McRae that ‘he will hold a
Farmers’ Institute here and one at
Blevins, on the Prescott & Northwest
ern Ry., some time in July. The date
will be fixed later. He asks all the
farmers to interest themselves in this
matter and give him*a|good turn out.
W. T. Hart, wife and children left
Thursday on No 6 on an extended visit
to relatives in Corinth Miss.
Spauldings Base Ball Goods. Every
thing. The lowest price.
Hugh Moncrief, Sole Agent.
Mrs. Dr. B’Shers and sister, Mrs.
Crooks, of Fulton, are visiting the
doctors’ parents. Squire and Mrs.
B’Shers.
Dying and cleaning clothes nicely
done. Satisfaction guaranteed prices to
suit the times. Phone 108.
Mrs. C. B. Moon.
Dr. Jno. Gill, of Bentonville, Arkan-]
sas, spent a few' days here this week at
at the bedside of his mother, who is
quite sick.
TEL’PHONE 200 anfl wa£°n wil1 call
— — for your laundry
Th work will please you. I guarantee
that —Prescott Steam Laundry, How
ard Terry, proprietor.
Mrs. Bob Crow left for Texerkana
yesterday where she will visit her
mother for a week before returning to
her home in Zualla La., She her been
visiting her sister Mrs. Been for sever
al days. ,
Remember we are selling Cultivators
cheaper than any one in town. Come
quick if you want a bargain.
McDaniel Hardware Co.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give a Rose Social at the residence
of Mrs. C. C. Hamby on Thursday
evening May 19th. Refreshments will
be served at popular prices.
Those who are indebted to the firm*
of W. J. White & Co., will please call
at the sto.e of Steed Callicott & Co.,
where our books will be kept and our
temporary headquarters.
W. J. White & Co.
Its time to paint be
fore the dust gets bad.
Don’t think of using any
other than Mound City
Horse Shoe Paint. Put
up in honest gallons.
Guaranteed five years.
What more could you
ask..
Terry
8B0S. DRUG CO
■
Jno. M. Milburn of the Prescott sup
ply Hdw. Co., has received one of the
best selected and cheapest car of bug
pries, surrys and hacks ever brought to
Prescott. See him before you buy. He
is on the inside with prices and quality.
All of the accounts due us if not set
tled in ten days will be placed in the
hands of our attorney for collection.
Please settle at once and save cost of
collecting. You will find us it Steed
Callicott a- Co.
The Japanese on their own island
have defeated every team that has
gone against them. Practically ever,
American man-of-w .r that touche- at
Japan has a crack baseball team on
board, but none of these American
teams has ever succeeded in winning a
game from the wiry little Japs. Green's
Japs will play the Prescott team at
Hast End Park on May 21st.
Hugh Moncrief, after a few weeks
visit in Kentucky is back at the old
stand, looking better than for some
time. He is ready to fill all prescrip
tions up-to-date with the very best and
purest drugs.
Come In
AND
Let> Us Show
Mohair-Serges
Wash Silks
Madras-Oxfords
Persian Lawn
Organdies and
Wash Chiffon.
Yours for Buisness
White Bro’.s.
Wk J White A Co.
Our Line of
White Goods
Consisting of
OUR TRADE
Constantly grows
BECAUSE
We give people
what they want
and at a price
that is fair: : :
HESTERLY
Drug Store
We Deliver Drug Store Goods.
Perfumes, face powders, toilet soaps.
Big stock. Imported and home grown.
Hugh Moncrief.
My Horse and Jack will not beat the
Brown place after this date May 12th.
Those wishing their services will find
them at my home. Sam Cantley.
We want your business, if you want
the lowest prices ever heard of on any
thing in the Hardware and Furniture
line, come and see us. We have the
goods and will undersell all competitors.
McDaniel Hardware Co.
TELEPHONE 200 and wagon will call
~--——----rr=: for your landry
The work will pleass you. I guarantee
that —Prescott Steam Laundry, How
ard Terry, proprietor.
FOR SALE—5 1-2 miles northwest
of Prescott, 120 acres of sandy land.
00 acres in cultivation: balance in tim
ber. Good fence. Everlasting stock
watfcr Good 5-room house and out
buildings. *00 fruit trees on farm.
Near school and church—good commun
ity. G. A. DYE.
R. F. D. No. 4., Prescott, Ark.
The president of the school board. C,
C. Hamby, entertained the members of
the board, their wives and faculty,
on Tuesday evening. May *. After be
ing served with punch, the guests re
paired to the parlor, here a literary
test was enjoyed. Misses Christopher
and Royston answering the same num
ber of questions correctly had to draw
for the prize, which the latter receiv
ed. Mr. Haynie carried off the booby.
We have decided to sell season tick
ets with a guarantee of 25 home games
for 85.0b. All ladies can buy a ladies'
season ticket fur 82.00, provided same
is purchased by June 1st. We will en
deavor to make this years base ball
games a thing of interest and believe
by the co-operation of the town we will
put a team on the diamond second to
no amateur team in the state.
Prescott Base Ball Team.
Terry Bros Drug Co. Mgrs.
Canvass
Shoes
FOR THE
Whole Family
AT
White Bro.’s.
Deaths from Appendicitis
decrease in the some ratio that the use
of Dr. King’.- New Life Pills increases.
They save you from danger and bring j
quick and the painless release from1
constipation and the ills growing out of
it. Strength and vigor always follow j
their use. Guaranteed by All Drug-j
gists. 25c. Try them.
Attention Confederates
Headquarters Camp Walter Bragg,
U. C. V,
(len’l Order No. 1
Ail Confederate soldiers are hereby
requested to report at BlEe Lake May
23rd, for the purpose of fixing tne time
for the meeting of the reunion of 1906,
and transaction of any other business
necessary for the organization of the
same. Signed by order
J. H. Watson, O. S. Jones,
Adjt. Lt. Col. Comdg.
A Mountain of Gold
could not bring as much happiness to
Mrs. Lucia Wilke, of Caroline, Wis.,
as did one 25c box of Bueklen’s Arnica
Salve, when it completely cured a run
ning sore on her leg, which had tortur
ed her 23 long years. Greatest antis
eptic healer of Piles, Wounde, and
Sores. 25c at All Druggist.
We Frame Pictures
to order. New lot of moulding
just received. : :
TERRY BROS. DRUG COMPANY
Advertised Letters.
The following is the list of letters re
maining unclaimed in this office for the
week ending May 7, 1906, and if not
called for by May, 21, 1906, will be
forwarded to the Dead Letter Office.
LADIES.
Melinda Dallard,
R. A. Haslev,
Mattie McGough
Pearl Nash.
Gennie Hightom,
GENTLEMEN.
Luther Abernathy,
W. A. Burt,
A. J. Botts (2)
Dee Campbell,
S. A. Johnson,
A. S. Powell,
P. R. Wrightsman.
When calling for the above, please
say “advertised.”
Jack Grayson, P. M.
Has Stood the Test Twenty-Five Years
The old, original Groov’s Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you are
takiug. It is iron and quinine in a
tasteless form. No Cure, No pay. 50c
Call to Confederate Veteran*.
I suppose you saw in last week’s
paper that I was put on a committee ;
to try and pet the old soldiers together
at the Clark County picnic. Col. 0. S.
Jones told me that we wanted to or
ganize and select the place for our re
union this summer. So we want all
the veterans of Clark and Nevada
counties to be there.
I guess you all know what it takes
to make a good soldier and that is be
ing subject to. and obeying orders.
Yours,
Major 0. L. Moncrief.
A Guaranteed Cure for Pile*
Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding
piles. Druggists are authorized to re
fund money if Pazo Ointment fails to
cure in 6 to IS days. 50c.
NOTICE.
If you need wood. Block or Stove,
see or phone me. J. F. Hudson.
Phone No. 11*1.
Misses Irma Hamby and Irene Roys
ton are visiting in Little Rock.
A. M. Ellsworth is attending the
Arkansas Immigration Bureau at Little
Rock.
Mr-. J. V. Tedford, of Chicago is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Vaughn.
Miss Nannie Warren will very likely
teach in the public school at Little
Rock next term.
All maladies quickly relieved. Life
made easy in having prescriptions fill
, ed and buying drugs of Hugh Mon
crief's.
Jim Snodgrass represents the Globe
Oil Co., of Cleveland Ohio. If you want
Roof Paint or Lubricating Oil it will
pay you to see him.
L. J. Bryson will be with the Pres
cott Supply and Hardware Company
after the first of June. He is one of
the stockholders in the firm.
Mrs. Jno. A. Davis and Miss Ger
trudi* I)a\ is are in Little Rock. They
will spend a week or ten days in the
City of Roses, guests of Mrs. Alice
Bascom.
Prof. O. L. Dunnaway left this morn
ing for Bee Branch Ark., to join his
wife who has been then for several
weeks. He will spend the summer in |
that part of the state.
At a meeting Jf the Board oi Char
ties in Little Rock, Miss Laura ( ant
ley of this city was re-elected a~si>
tar.t matron and Miss Myrtle Ber
ry also from this vicinity, was elected
assistant nurse of the Deaf Mute In
stitute.
At a meeting the c.hool, Board
yesterday, the following teachers were
elected: Prof. W. J. Stone, T. E.
Guerin to succeed I,. J. Bryson; and
Mis.-. Rudolph of Arkadelphia to succeed
Miss Nannie Warren. Miss Hale did
not apply but no teacher was elected
to succeed her.
Opera House
MONDAY EVENING. MAY 14th, 1906
CLASSES OF
MISS WARREN
AND
MISS CUMMINGS
Elocution and Music will enter
tertain the citizen’s of Prescott
Programme:
Instrumental Duet —Ethel Bailey and
Miss Lois Cummings.
Recitation —Byron Moody.
Recitation —Bessie Evered.
Instrumental Duet—Ethel Majors and
Susie Haltom.
Recitation—Julia Burks.
Recitation—Raymond Whitesides.
Instrumental Duet— Gip McMillian
and Beatrice Beville.
Recitation—Thalia Carrington.
Tableaux. (1) Before the explo
sion. (2) After the explosion.
Gypsies.
Tableax—Too Hot.
Instrumental Trio — Ethel Bailey,
Helen Carrington and Miss Cummings
Recitation—Ora K. Clack.
Instrumental Solo-Helen Carrington
Tableaux — Family J-oe. Family
Flour.
Recitation —Electa Cantley.
Instrumental Duet —Muda Haltom
and Ora Cummings.
Class Recitation.
Instrumental Duet—Ora K. and Bur
nel Clack.
Recitation —Helen Carrington.
Recitation —Phlez Stone.
Recitation — Burnil Clack.
Tableaux —“Sunshine and Shadow.”
Duet—Ora Cummings and Ida An
drews.
Tableaux—City and Country Bells.
Mortals Sleep.
A continual change of persons on the
stage, not monotonous, selections
short, making the program not a long
one. No charges would be made were
it not for the expense of the house.
Admission, 10cts, Reserved Seats 15cts
Seats on sale at Hesterly Drug Store
JJR. W. W. RICE,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office at Hesterly Drug Store—Special
Attention to Surgery.
Office Phone 73. : : Residence 68
JJR. J. M. POWELL,
DENTIST.
Office in Hugh Moncrief's Drug Store
Prescott, Arkansas.
IJR. J. R. YORK,
DENTIST.
Office in Opera House Building
Prescott, : : : Arkansas
THE PALACE BARBER SHOP
Williams* McKelvey, Proprietors.
Everything First-l'la.-:- Clean Towels,
Sharp Razors —Rath Room. We
will please you—trj us.
West Main Street. : Prescott, Arkansas
BARBER SHOP
Langford and Clemons, Props
Up-to-I)ate Bath Rooms — The
Artist in the City
Front Street - - Prescott. Arkansa
D MUON'S Nerve and Rone Oil C ’
Rheumatism, Cuts. Sores .
snd Bruises Large bottle 25 cents
Ozan Mercantile Co.
PRESCOTT, ARKANSAS.
No dress material has
ever been brought
out that had the
lasting quality of a good washable Gingham. Our grand
mot hers were familar with the old hickory checks and
used them for every member of the family—either to
make dresses, or shirts for the men. For many years
improvements have been made until now the beautiful
patterns and fineness of thread is almost equal to the
best silk, and yet withal they retain their wearable
qualities. Our stock consists of the most beautiful pat
terns of the designers art. : : : : :
PRICES FROM
GINGHAMS
8 to 15 cents the yard