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BLOCKADED
Every Household in Prescott Shouk
Know How to Resist It.
The back aches because the kidneys
are blockaded.
Help the kidneys with their work.
The back will ache no more.
Lots of proof that Doan’s Kidney
Pills do this.
Its the best proof, for it comes from
Prescott.
E. J. Taliaferro, living in Prescott,
Ark., says: “Last winter I suffered a
great deal from a disordered condition
of my kidneys. There was a stiffness
in my back, which extended into my
neck and 1 was also troubled by a
dull feeling in my head. My back
ached all the time, and my work seem
ed to greatly aggravate my suffering.
I grew worse, and finally noticed that
the kidney secretions were becoming
too frequent in action. 1 procured a
box of Doan’s Kidney Pills from Ib s
terly’s Drug Store and they were the
only remedy that ever reached my case.
Since using two boxes of Doan s Kid
ney Pills I have been thoroughly cured,
and feel very grateful toward this re
liable remedy. “
For sale by all dealers. Price oOc.
Foster - Milburn Co., buffalo, New
York,sole agents for the l niled State .-.
Remember the name Doan s— and
take no other.
HOW TO KILL TIME
With only fifteen days left of
the present session there is
enough work to do without resort
ing to puny attempts of humor
at the rate of a thousand dollars
a day.
Here is an example of what we
mean:
The Texas fever-tiek appropria
tion bill was up for consideration
Friday—and it finally passed
after reducing the amount from
$20,000 to $10,000—but not until
a lot of valuable time was wast
ed that might have been proti
tat ly employed on other matters.
One member offered an amend
ment that it als<y includes chigoes
and granddaddies.
It was vot^d down, in due form,
but it cost the taxpayers money.
Another amendment was offer
ed that 30 per cent be used in
y'rthe extermination of buffalo
f gnats and horse-flies.
This was also voted down.
Still another wise amendment
proposed that the appropriation
be reduced from $20,000 to 2<)
cents.
This was likewise voted down.
Then the bill was passed for
$10,000.
Those amendments were un
worthy those calling themselves
statesmsn.
Are legislators children or
comic opera artists that they
should resort to such silly horse
play:
No wonder there is not enough
time to transact the nec< ssary
business when time is wasted in
such a wilfully profhea'e man
ner.-Arkansas Dem.
DO YOU NEED A PILOT?
Every young man an 1 young
woman entering the business
world needs a pilot —a knowledge
of bookkeeping, . horthand and
typewriting, or telegraphy. Such
a training is ample capital and a
safe pilot when setting sail on
the tempestuous sea o bu-ines-u
Many have embarked without
this knowledge, and} derelicts
have been cast ashore. Secure a
knowledge of the laws and cus
toms of business, combine it
with a knowledge of bookkeep
ing shorthand and typewriting,
and you will have a safe pilot
that can weather the storms and
and avoid the dangers and whirl
pools of financial wreck and ruin,
and steer you safely into the
harbor of independence and suc
cess. Hill's Business College,
one of the leading business col
leges of America, has been the
pilot of thousand of successful
men and women, and it will do
the same for you. It’s away
ahead of all others in the South
in everything. Modern Short
hand, our new shorthand system, i
can be learned in one-half the
time required to learn other sys
tems. You can learn more book
keeping with us in four months
than you can in six months in
most schools. $50 life scholar
ships in bookkeeping, or in type
writing and shorthand, are only j
$42.50. $100 life scholarships in
business, shorthand and type
writing are now $75. $50 life
scholarships in telegraphy and
station work are $35. Mail course
in shorthand, $20. Come now
while rates are low, and be with
a big crowd of enthusiastic work
ers. Our attendance has more
than trebled since January 1,
and still they come. Address
Hill’s Business College, Waco,
Texas, or Memphis, Tenn.
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THE CRANKS OF ILLINOIS
A member of the legislature
of Illinois has introduced a bill
to limit the size of women’s hats.
There won’t be a groat deal said
about the matter as it happened
in Illinois, but if such a bill had
been introduced in the Kansas
legislature it would have been
placed on the front pages of all
the leading dalies of the country
as another instance of the crank
ism of Kansas.
Kansas has no more cranks in
proportion to her population than
any other state, but the Kansas
product creates more comment.
'One crank in Kansas will create
more comment than a dozen
cranks in any other state in the
union barring Arkansas. Farm
ers’ Mail and Breeze.
Who said the Bull movement
wheat was dead? when it jump
ed up nearly four cents yester
day.
Mrs. C. A. Stewait has a nice
light two-horse wagon for sale.
She can take care of two board
ers, young men or ladies. See
her at Cope old home or Alex
Vaughan, Picayune Bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Purifoy re
turned last Saturday from Tex
arkana where they had been to
attend the funeral of Mr. Mar
shall Purifoy, a victim of the
storm there last week.
Walter Williams and wife re
turned from Buckner where they
attended the burial of Mr. Ruben
Hanson, father of Mrs. Williams,
who died at his home at 5:30 p.
m. Monday. —Waldo Times.
Mr. J. T. J. Dawson,ovr clever
depot agent, returned last Satur
day after a few days jaunt thru
western Texas. Mr. Dawson re
ports things mighty dry out in
that country.
How about the citizens of
Prescott taking up a special col
lection for the purpose of send
ing a few of the old Confederates
to the reunion at Memphis?There
are only a few of these old boys
left and you will never miss a
small contribution along that
line.
BISHOP WARD
The college of Bishops met at
Nashville Term, and concluded
their session. May 1th, and
Bishop Ward will preside over
the conference of this section
which convenes at Arkadslphia
the 1st of December.
If a horse race is good for Hot
Springs why will it not be a good
thing for any other town? Will
the Arkansas legislature answer
this? Don't all speak at once,
please.
We notic • th it some of the
Senators are descrying the fact
that there be no temperance
legislation, when these same
Senators had a chance to vote
for a state wide Bill—Oh! con
sistency, etc.
HELPS FIGHT DISEASE.
Dr. Anna W. Williams is one of
the best bacteriologists in the coun
try, and occupies the position of as
sistant din tor of the New York bac
teriological laboratory. Site has
made an especial study of rabies, a
disease of dogs, and lias done more
::i the way of research probably than
any oilier woman. In the research
laboratory in New York <!5 of the
assistants are women.
NIGERIA'S MINERAL WEALTH.
Sir William Wallace, tlx- licit isli
resident-general of northern Nigeria,
has reported to the home govern- !
ment that cannibal tribes owning j
hundreds of thousands of horses in j
Nigeria are being subdued by peace- j
ful means, and that their country i
contains [M-rhaps the richest tin and j
copper Helds in the world. >
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
1 Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Camden. Ark.
April 19. 1909.
Notice is hereby driven that MaryS. Porter, of
Prescott. Ark., who, on Nov. 7, 1903, made home
i stead entry No. 27133 (Serial No. 01594) for frl.
i ) S W 1-4 N W 1-4, Section 19. Township 9 S. Rantfe
22 W. 5th Principal Meridian, has file.! notice of
intention to make final five year proof, to eatab
lish claim to the land above described, before
County Clerk of Nevada County, at Prescott,Ark.
on the 5th day of June, 1909 Claimant names as
! witnesses: J W. Cornelius, of Prescott. Ark.: J.
I). Stockton, of Prescott, Ark.; J. J. Winjrfield. of
Prescott, Ark.: Josh Stockton, of Prescott. Ark.
H. G. Friedheim, Register.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereb> given that, by v irtue <»i an
order of the Nevada Probate Court. I will, on the
SEVENTH DAY OK J ONE. 1>>.v
.•sell ihe following described land and the im
provements thereon, belonging to th»* estate of
Cloy Almond, deceased, lying and situate in the j
County of Nevada. State of Arkar. -a . o* ‘.it: !
! South half of south-west quart- : : wts ! a’1 » l ;
the southeast quarter: all in section thirty-one
(31) township twelve MU) south. ige twenty
(20) west, containing one hundred an- sixiy-th
Mb .» .-er* - n.«>re or less at public outcry, at
front, door of the Court H ’t in the City of P* ■ -
colt. Nevada County. Arkansas, to the big!
and l»esi bidder.
TERMS OF SALE: Said sale will U- .
credit of three (3) months anil the purenaer v i
U* required to give bond with approv' d pets I
-eeuriiy for the purchase-money beariny ten ;•< •' «
cent por annum interest from d;.ic until paid. m
v ided that said purchaser shall have th< tin- -f
paving cash. This the 1st day of May. I'."1'.*
W. A. STEED. Adrn: urator.
A HAPPY FATHER
is soon turned to a sad one if he ha- to
walk the floor every night with a 'Tying
baby. McGee’s Baby Elixer will make
the child well sooth its nerves, induce
healthy, normal slumber. Best for
disordered bowels and sour stomach —
all teething babies need it. Pleasant
to take, sure and safe, contains no
harmful drugs. Price 25 and 50 cents
per bottle.
Sold by Baker Drug Store.
THE DREADNOUGHT CRAZE
What will be the end of the
Dreadnought craze?
It is becoming a serious propo
sition among the nations.
All have been forging blindly
ahead toward a goal indefinately
understood to be a superiority
above all other nations of the
world.
The building of Dreadnoughts
by one nation has been followed
by the building of Dreadnought
destroyers by another until each
nation making a pretence of
naval strength —and at present
that includes the United States,
England, France, Germany and
Japan —is straining its national
credit to reach or to maintain
this coveted supremacy.
For instance, England is com
mitted to the policy of beginning
work this year upon eitrht or
twelve of these floating Gibral
tar that are t) cost $10,000,000
each, a possible initial cost of
$120,000,000.
And the first cost reoresents a
small portion of the total, for the
cost of maintenance and ol' man
ning such a fleet is tremendous.
Austria is the latest to become
afflicted with the craze, and the
only reason that deters Russia is
the strained finances.
The United States is going wild
over the proposition, but not so
wild as some of the Rig Navy
advocates would have it, and the
time is coming when the naval
burden will become so great in
conjunction with the military es
tablishment that the people will
not he able to stand beneath it.
Militarism is the Old Man of
the Sea that threatens destruc
tion of the nations its advocates]
pretend is for its salvatiou. — Ark.
Democrat.
LANGFORS & COMMONS
BARBER SHOP
Every thing up-to-date,clean
towels and sharp razors
Hot and cold baths.
JACK AND "JOHNNY BULL
BARBERS
Everythin* clean and up-to-date
Hot and cold baths
WkhtMainSt. PRESCOTT AKK
WHITER
mm Vermfe.
THE GUARANTEED
WORM
REMEDY
THE CHILDREN’S FAVORITE TONIC.
BEWARE OE IMITATION*.
I’M* OENOINt PREPARED ONLY *Y
B !Iard-Snow Liniment Cot*
»T. LOUIS. MO.
Sold by Baker Drug Store
[The ROYAX
STANDARD TYPEWRITER
THE ACKNOWLEGED STANDARD OF TODAY.
Will turn out more neat, perfectly aligner! work,
with less effort anti wtth less wear on its work
ing parts than any other typewriter made
You can Pay more but yon cannot BUY more
Royal Typewriter Co.
ROYAL TYPEWRITER BUILDING NEW Y ORK
21 MONROE ST CHICAGO, ILL
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Paints
and Finishes tor H;J
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Every Home Use1
f~. , This is the time to freshen up the home by doing j’iN
. the odd jobs of painting you have been planning. For
^ the buggy, the furniture, for the floors and woodwork,
! for every paint purpose, vve have the right f inish.
PAINTS, ENAMELS. STAINS AND VARNISHES
are each and every one scientifically prepared for specific uses.^
.Remember—if it's a surface to be painted, enameled
stained, varnished or finished in any way, there
Acme Quality Kind to fit the purpose. We can/
tell you what to use, how much to use an<K
tile cost. Aik us.
SEE OCR WINDOW DISPLA Y
McDaniel
HARDWARE CO.
n'msf ■ffti
I ARKADELPHI A
Marbie and Granite
works I
We will furnish ail kinds of marble to suit custo- g
mers, less agents’ prices. Come and see us or write K
and get prices before you place your orders with any |
one else. Special attention given to W. 0. W. work I
We propose to do all kinds of Cemetery and Build- I
ing Stone Work, satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. I
DAN KELLY I
ARKADELPHIA, - - - ARKANSAS, i
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M J. W. Alexander, Alex Vaughan,
President. See. and Manage r.
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1 Farm and City Property.
BOYS WILL BE BOYS
and are always getting scratches, cuts,
sprains, bruises,bumps, burns or scalds.
Don’t neglect such things they may
result serious if you do Apply Bal
lard’s Snow Liniment according to
directions right away and it will relieve
the pain and heal the trouble. Price
25c, 50c and $1.00.
Sold by Baker Drug Store.
NEWTH <S>, KING
Blacksmith and Wood Wrork
Horse Shoeing, Saw Gumming, all
kinds of Wood Work and Repairing.
Corner Main and West Third St.
Prescott, Ark.
DlMCTOpJ
ex—...I
Prosecuting Atty.
State Senator.H.
Circuit court meets second »
and third Monday in July **>*
Chancery court meets first u
and December. rat
County court meets first m.„>s S
April. July and October >l>d*» i. ■»
Probate court meets 4th V
April. July and October. 1,'n<il‘v,jl| *
Court of Common Pleat meet* Jffi
January. Apn'. Ju.y and October*
OFFICIAL. ■
Mayor. H
Recorder. ry.S,»^E
Marshal. L{-^|
Alderman 1st Ward.. . .M \\ rl.CbM
2nd Ward. \\ VN wft1®
Fire Chief. “"“.Din*
Collector. .
Supt. School. E. *
City, Physician. "riL* **
COUNTY *•«•*
Representative. H
Judge. .-f *.(■
Sheriff. .”
Circuit Clerk. . „ .jjH
County Clerk.. .f
Treasurer. .
Assessor.....
Surveyor. .
Coroner. fir" A?*®
County Examiner. p s
Cotton Weigher..
Constable. .
Justices . f A
Hoard of Health- Dra 4d»n, r T EH
Arnold. S .I lUst. Ui A " B* l^^^l
School Hoard -C. C. Hnmhy p_„
Vaughn, Secretary; G. H. H,,,n '
J. C. Young. J. S. Regan. W
City council meets first and third 7W. 1
in each month. '
CHURCHES. 1
M.E. Church South-Rev. \v a St»u.
Preaching every Sunday. morning
Prayer meeting every Wtdn*adav
Sunday School every Sunday monifog., J
Kims E. Murrah, Superintendent "
Uaptuit Church- Eld. [. m. Keeling „
Preaching every Sunday morning
P. aver meeting every Thursday nigh'
School every Sunday morning at 9o’cJ.1
Yeung. Superintendent. cw**
C. P. Church- Hev.J M. Alexand,
Preaching every Sunday morning >ni
Sun la' hool every Sunday morning atft
Tomphii Superintendent ’'5
Christian Church Eld. I< A. Highmoti
1 i hing every I rdsda at r. an. ®
i rr Prayer meeting every Widregfa,
Sunday achum every Sunday morning itM
Chaa. F. Newth, Supt.
Prertiyterian Church Rev. R. M j[co.
tor. Preaching the 1st 2nd. and trd s^j
each month, morning and night. Fourtn <
at Marlbrook. Prayer meeting every W*j
r.ight. Sunday achool every - inday tnoniM
o'clock: T. C. McRae. Supt.
W. C. T. C.—meeta2nd and 4th Pm),,
noons at 4 o’clock. Mrs. W. [j. Malle, pra
Mrs. H. A Sykea. Secretary.
LODGES.
Masonic-meets 1st Fridas myht m
J. H. York. W. M ; .1. M. Kinter Secrettij,'^B_
l). F S Meets ever-. t ar.d 3rd
nurlit Mrs. Lillian Cr- W M, Mrs.^B
Woodmen of the Worn! Meets Jj
Vv ednesday miilits in e i. month. G. R.
C. C ; Dio Lewia. clerk.
Kmx’hlsof Fytliia". every Motdv^H
J. \. Dailey. C. Wren F K. of R.4i^B
< '(id Fellows meeta everv Tu-sday Girfi^K
I;. ilainiltoi . N. tj.. Alex Vaughn, Secrt^^K
Kmx tit. am! !j..iies fl II n. --rneetilai^Ht
Thursday nights in ear1 month. G.
protector; Id. J. Daniels. Sec. ^^k
Ancient Order of Fnited V\orkmai-OM^H'
seeond and fourth Thursday night*. na^B,
sliaw. M W Jim White. Recorder.
Nevada Counts Medical Society meeU lit^B
das nis'r t in each month. Dr. Wm.
alert; Dr J S. Chastain, secretary.
Kehekah I satire No. 23o m-etr every ta^B.
third VS...in rtday night m ea. hmnrith,
Im.- •(>.•• N-ilde (irarui. Alex Vaugiml^ft
tary.
POSTOFFICE. ■
Po^tmister.. lark Gfl^B
()fti< r hours )pen at b a. rru. < low
f #»n .it 7 p. m.. close ai 7:80 p. m. Sundtr^^P
(i a rn.. How at i'•:‘* a. m.; open
■-*0 ji rn. Mr* "nif~ departMH^^V
at v a. rn. ch»w at 1 p. ni.
n! fr*»m Kosston ami ;r U'rmediate poifl^B
riv**s at 11 .i- m. leaves at 1 p. m. ^B
* f r• *iri Calc ami in < rn eHat. point! I^B
at. i 1 a. m. and leaves a 1 t* rn. ^®
Thi »<• routes daily rxcep* Sunday. ^^B
Mail on rural routes Nos. 1. 2, 3. 4. o&nd'ili^B
j \ <!‘\\ Sun in’- .♦ w i. m. ^®
Heavy,
51 sgLh^^TOkalb Fence®
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riNMlAWslPfl
v.ry little. IffcVB
factory for lawn"; ,I,M"l1?.."!»**■
<l* i>'. U*- mak*1 fV".U‘all!l POU^H
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UNION FENCE CO., ■
De Kalb. HI. Kan.»» CifrJ
GLEASONS EUROPEAN J
RESTAUARNT IN CONNECT"
ROOMS I1.IXI l'P . -
Electric Lights, Electric -^
Long Distance Telephone. jjj
and Typewriting. 'A ^H,ond
Filtered Water. Cornei - ^
Center Streets. Little Roc •