The Nevada County picayune., May 28, 1908, Image 5

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EVERYTHING
IN
DRUGS.
Hesterly Drug Store.
OPPOSITE
THE
BANK S PRESCOTT.
(jeo. J. Terry Co.
CONfECTIONCRS
jynit, Candy, Cigars,
Tobacco, Bread, Cold
Drinks, Cream Etc.
*tsco»». Arkansas.
bare running the Mil
ler Hotelat
00 and $1.25 a day.
BAN ROOMS,
CLEAN BEDS,
GOOD MEALS.
THE MILLER HOTEL
Local News.
Intar«*tiftg Happening* in and
Around Town.
Sawed Oak fence Posts at
ley yard.
ihn Caldwell went to Benton
morning.
T. Marlar of Rosston was in
city today.
Wall paper, a comple line at
Variety Store.
Lawn Swings, good ones.
Prescott Supply & Hdw Co.
. L. Miller, of Marshall, Tex
ame in last night.
im-On last Tuesday, to VVal
iendrix and wife, a girl.
'. McDaniel, of Boughton.
in the city this morning.
Ice picks, fans and many
r articles you need, at the
ety Store.
Hamilton & Capelle are the
s friends—when it comes to
ling pictures.
A. S. Buchanan, who has
quite sick for the past week,
ported as much better this
ling.
•Keg Olives and Dill
les at Howard Terry’s.
Get in to- swim and have
picture.' framed. Hamilton
peile, residence phone 275.
• A. S. B ehanan who has
Quite sick with slow fever.
Port--d n better this
ing.
'or >;i. (»r , g'ood-as-new
^ '*i -'ell at a baiyam.
Jamks Bliss.
| A VtitcH in lime saves nine g
I Save many a .sick .spell I
by giving Ihe chi la
BALLARD'S
HOREHOUND SYRUP
EVERY MOTHER
sHoald keep mipplj..,! v-j,|, Bapart«'s Horehound Syrup, if ah#
io-r ,-liildr, n fror rious siek j»• 11 -. It eon
fur s !i‘•solut.-iy noth in# injurious, does not constipate, hood
A'.'lr "* well as adults.
^medial" "fl0U loU<-ls tu consumption and should he chocked
A Household Necessity.
J- (' Smith. Houston. Toy us. write-: "I hav* u*»«d
ai.uii > Hofei,.,imd Svrup jr my family tor the past
* / ,,rs ari l find far sir-i t a* *-th»ir r*>ufh
4' , • 'v»» ] ivm i ri»ui. Vw \v h >iw *1 i .should be
i’l *i'■ with thisv rthy i
The i"> :!ighl r f Ch?J ;|*en.
>l ^S ' OHS, COLDS, V. r
* ><*ki ! •:
■ ' i
'■ ?5e, 5Cc, ?. ’-i $’. .)
A''*«* ’) si B:r; *
>a‘Lud Snow Liniment Co.
North Second Street, jf.
ST. LOUIS, MO., M
Sold and Recommended by
Biker’s Drug Store.
—Buy your rough lumber from
the Hatley yard or mill. Prompt
delivery made.
Mrs. Dr. Sid Weaver of Fulton,
who has been visiting her moth
er, Mrs, M. J. Ellis the pa^t
week, returned to her home this
morning.
A. R. Barr, out on Route 2,
killed a rattler in his lot yester
terday that measured 5 feet and
had 13 rattles, and he said part
of them had been torn off.
—On June 1st 1908,1 will again
take charge of my restaurant on
West Main Street, and respect
fully solicit your patronage.
Mrs. I. S. Black.
— Dr. R. L. Hinton is still in
the Optical business. Has had
; 30 years experience. Will give
satisfaction or your money back.
Will repair broken frames.
Office at Geo. Terry’s store.
E. W. Conklin, w' o has re-!
cently been offered a situation at
Stamps, it is understood, will not
aceept, but will remain in Pres
cott and learn the millinery busi
ness.
— Until the first of June, with
each purchase amounting to 2oc
or more, we will give a nice pal
metto fan. Variety Store.
— Hamilton £ Capelle have the
ladies looking through a glass
in a picture frame.
—Deering Mowers and Rakes.
We have them. Prescott Supply
Hardware Co.
I have bought the Daniel
Shoe and Harness repair shop,
and will continue business at the
same stand, doing all kinds of
repair work at reasonable prices.
Give me a trial. I. P. Seal.
PHOTOGRAPHS cheaper
than ever before. For the next
thirty days we will make a special
price of $2.50 j>er dozen on regu
lar $4.00 cabinet work. You
will not have a chance like this
again, so don't wait. See sam
ples in window at A. W. Newth’s
Studio.
Jim Snodgrass has been
elected and he now wants to file
your gin saws.
Rev. I. R. M. Beeson, of Saint
Louis, was a pleasant caller this j
morning. He is representing
the Christian Home at Council
Bluff. Iowa.
LOST Between Iron bridge
and P. Norman’s on Rosston road,
a blue e ambrey shirtwaist
worked with white thread. Fin
der will please bring to this
office.
The ladies of the Rebecca Lodge
will give an ice cream supper on
the* night of Tuesday, June 9, and
everybody is invited. The pro
ceeds of this supper will go to,
purchase regalia for the Rebecca
1 )dge.
- -Buy your flowers, bulbs,
plants, etc., from Vestal & Son
Little Rock.
— Have your harness and sad
dles repaired by a man of exper
ience. Buggies painted, and
all other repair work. Mention
your trouble. Phone 219. John
Lancaster.
Mrs. C. B. Ambler returned to
her home at Malvern this morn
ing, accompanied by Miss Grace
Teal, who will be Mrs. Ambler’s
guest for the next two weeks.
Major Otis Moncrief has been
appointed Assistant Quarter
master General on the Staff of
the Major General Commanding,
James H. Berry, and has been
notified to report at Arkansas
Headquarters at Birmingham on
June 9.
At the city council meeting
yesterday D. J. Montgomery was
selected as City Scavenger, and
he will enter upon the duties of
that office at once. Mr. Montgo
mery says that he will give the
duties personal supervision, and
that with the co-operation of the
people, he will keep Prescott in
a sanitary condition this summer.
-—New Candy—All kinds
at* Howard Terry’s.
— For Sale —Hundreds of old
Georgia Coliard plants. 10 cents
per hundred.
O.L. Moncrief.
Mrs. J. V. Tedford, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ah x Vaughan, for the
past three months, and who had
intended leaving for her home at
Salt Lake City last Sunday, on
account of so much rain, wash
outs and bad railroad connec
tions. will remain in Prescott for
about ten days.
—Good Ice Gream all the
Lime aL Howard Terry’s
Special Spring clearing sale
during May. Pianos and talking
machines on installment. All
other goods cash; all goods at a
cut price except talking machines
at A. Monson’s Music Store.
The State Democratic Conven
tion meets in Little Rock next
Tuesday. It promises to be an
interesting convention from the
fact that there will be at least
two contests to decide.
The young ladies, who are yet
in their teens, and who reside in
the Andrews Addition and Jones
Boulvard. have organized them
selves into a society, known as
tLie “Willing Workers,” and
they meet this afternoon at three
o’clock with Misses Mary and
Susie Jones. Misses H' len An
drews and May Horn will be the
guests of honor at the meeting
today.
From Tueid»7'»
W. K. Buchanan is a visitor to
Tevarkanatoday.
Born —to J. P. C’allicott and
wife, Sunday morning, a girl.
E. P. Hale, a prominent farm
er out on route 6. was a pleasant
caller yesterday.
Craig Woosley of Mt. Moriah
was water bound here for a few
hours this morning.
Tom Hood, of Emmet, is in the
city today. He reports heavy
rain there yesterday and last
niglu.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W. Duke
visited in Hope yesterday, the
guest, of their daughter, Mrs. W.
M. Hart.
K. J. Tali’ten-o has moved his
place < b isiness to Elm Street,
in the 1» hiding with Seal-, the
s lot- col 'blel'.
I. C. C’allicott of Itius, Tenn..
stopped over in Prescott yester
i iy to visit with relatives. .Air.
Callicott is enroute home from
\Tac< . Texas.
Last night one of the heaviest
rain fails for sometime visited
Prescott. Tne government gauge
showed a little over three inches
for the past twenty-four hours.
WHITE’S
Cream Vermifuge
THE 6UAIMRTEEI
WORM
REMEDY
THE CMUMEirS FAVOUfTE TONIC.
MVIH *r IIITITtlH.
TNI MNMIMA NIMIIt (MT If
ftallard-Snow Unlneal te
AT, ■.•VIA, IW.
For sale at Baker’s Drug Store
J. B Stone, who was at Bierne
last night, reports a severe wind
storm at that place. He tells us
that much fence was blown down
and the church was blown from
its foundation.
Rev. M. D. Williams and fami- i
ly, of Locksburg, for several
jears, are now in the city visiting
the family of M. H. Bailey, j
They will leave this afternoon for
Augusta, Ark., where Mr. Will
iams has charge of a church.
J. B. Kelly, who lives on route
6, in the edge of Hempstead
C( unty, was in town yesterday
and called at the Picayune office.
Mr. Kelly says that he will keep
his hogs up, and that he did not
have to be forced by law to do
right.
Garrett Whitesides and wife,
of Washington. District of Colum
bia, are in the city, guest of Mrs.
Whitesides’ parents at the Park
Hotel. Mr. Whitesides is private
secietary to Congressman Ben
Cravens. Mr. and Mrs. White
sides will visit relatives at Nash
ville before returning to Washing
ton.
The case of Hood vs. Bell which
involves the validity of the fence
law in Hempstead county was
decided by the supreme court on
the 18th instant to be invalid.
That is to say, the court held
that it had never been put in
force. Saturday the Supreme
Court set aside the judgment in
order to hear a petition for a re
hearing. which the attorneys will
present within two weeks. So
the case is still undecided until
the motion can be disposed of.
The court may yet hold the law
good. This leaves'.the case just
as it siood before the decision of
the Supreme Court.
From Monday's
Dave Snell of Emmet is here
today.
W. D. Wi liams from Waldo is
in the city.
John Patten, of Little Rock, is
in the city.
Mrs. Tom Hitt is visiting rela
tives at Morris.
Veteran Chalfant went to Gur
don this morning.
Bob Moorehead was up from
Hope yesterday.
Mrs. C. B. Ambler of Malvern
is in the city today, the guest of
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Tidwell, of Key
ton. Ark., are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. \V. Bostick.
Pete Duke, of Little Rock,
spent yesterday in Prescott visit
ing his parents.
Co. M. State Guard, r turned
from Camp X. 0. Pindall last
night, where they had been for
the past week in target practice.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Jones, after
a week’s visit with relatives and
friends in the city, returned to
their home at Warren this morn
i ng.
Jake Suckle of Little Rock
came down yesterday to visit his
family, lie was accompanied by
Morris Suckle, of New York, a
brother o4'Mrs. Suckle, who will
be their guest for several davs.
Jake will return to Little Rock
this afternoon. His family will
follow him the latter part of the
week.
WHY NOT?
Get your millinery at a
store where everything is
NEW and*therefore up
to-date .\
All we ask is a chance
to show you our line for
we are sure we have just
what you want
tine line or r;
Belts, Gloves. Dress Accessories
MONCRIEF MILLINERY COMPANY
ABILITY WINS.
Life is what we make it. We
can make a success of life’s work
or we can make a failure of it.
The whole thing rests with us
and we are responsible for the
choice we make. This is an age
in which the young business man
is measured by what he can do.
Ability tells the whole story. He
must be trained to do things
easily, quickly and the best way.
Those who are thoroughly train
ed in the business branches and
are full of energy and ambition
always win in the battle of life.
Without doubt and without ques
tionHill’s Business College is one
of the best places in the world
to learn bookkeeping, shorthand
and typewriting as they are used
in usiness houses. You will be
able to walk right over the heads
of students of other colleges and
earn from $15 to $25 more salary
per month right out of school,
because you will be so much bet
ter drilled in office work. The
shorthand system used is the
easiest and quickest system yet
discovered. Easy terms by
mail. Fifty dollar scholarships
are now $42.50. Telegraphy $35.
Three months scholarships in
any department $25. Add! ess
Hill’s Business College. Waco,
Texas, or Memphis. Tenn.
We Reiterate.
That for more than fifteen years;
Hunt’s Cure has been working on the
afflicted. Its mission is to cure skin
troubles, particularly those of an itch
ing character. Its success is not on ac- j
count of advertising, but because it
surely does the work. < tnebox is guar
anteed to cure any case.
PROGRAM FOR DISTRICT MEETING.
Program for District meeting
to be held with Providence church
on Saturday, before the 5th Sun
day in May, 1908:
Introductory sermon by Rev.
\Y. R. Barham, alternate \V. C.
Felts.
“Was it made possible in the
death of Christ for all men to ob
tain eternal life,” by Henry T.
Ward.
“Are Christians instrumental
in the hands of God in the salva
tion of sinners,” Judge Stewart.
“To what extent can man live
in this life to perfection in Christ
Jesus.” B. F. Butcher.
Query Box in the afternoon by
the committee.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
there will be a Teacher’s Insti
tute for white teachers at Pres
cott, Ark., beginning June 8th
and continuing one week. All
teachers are required by law to
be present. Let us lay aside our
other duties and be present every
day, and make this the best in
stitute we have ever had.
P. F. Chappell,
County Examiner.
--- -—
Actual Fact*.
For upward* of fifteen years Hunt’s
Cure has been sold under a strict guar
antee to cure any form of itching skin
troubles known. No matter the name
less one per cent, of the purchasers
have requested their money back. Why?
| It simply doe* the work.
J. C. Young. Pro*. O. B. Gordon. Caah.
W. B. Waller*. V’lce-Pre*.
NEVADA COUNTY
BANK
ORQAINZKD IASS
$25,000 Capital
Paid Up
f]T One of the oldest
Til Banks in South Ark
ansas.
f]T Solicits the accounts
Til of merchants, farm
ers. manufactors and
everybody else. We of
fer our customers the
facilities and experience
gained in over 20 years
of continued service, to
gether with every ac
commodation consistent
with sound banking prin
ciples.
Stand* Head.
There is something about Hunt’s
Lightning Oil that no other liniment
possesses. Others may be good, but it
is surely the best. It does all you ree
omend it for, and more. For sprains,
cut-, bruises, burns, a ht > and pains it
has do equal on ''arth. It stands head
on my medicine helf. Very truly
yours.’ T. J. Brownlow’.
Livingston, Tenn.
23 and50c bottles,
MORE DELEGATES ELECTED
Interest in the Nevada county
Sunday school convention to he
held atSerepta, July 18-19, con
tinues to grow. Last Sunday
the following Sunday schools
elected delegates:
Sunday School at Shady
Grove.School House, J. R. Wat
son. J. E. House, Jim Bryson.
Mrs. J. E. House and Mrs. J. R.
Watson.
Sunday School at Liberty elect
ed the following delegates: W. N.
Andrew. F. S. McLelland. J. J.
Burley and Miss Emma Bolls.
Sunday School at Mt. Neba
elected the following delegates:
E. W. Wheat. Howard Haynie
and Mrs. Lorena Haynie.
Sunday School at the Christian
church, Prescott, elected the fol
low ingdelegates: Charles Newth,
Misses Lula Harrell, Goldie C hap
pel! and Georgia Daniels. Mrs.
H. A. Sykes, and W. A. Newth.
The State Sunday school con
ventions meets in Little Rock, on
the 3. 4, and 5th of June.
Respectfully.
J. 0. A. Bush. Chairman.
Boy» Will Be Boyt
and are always getting scratches, cuts,
sprains, bruises, bumps, burns or scalds.
Don’t neglect such things—they may
result seno.j if you do. Apply Bat
lard’s Snow Liniment according to di
rections right away and it will rtlisn
the pain and heal the trouble. Prtea
26c. 50c and 11.00. Sold by Baker'*
Drag Store.