The Nevada County picayune., January 03, 1918, Image 2

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Soiiie Plain Fads lor the Man
Who Can’! “GoOver"
So' ■ r- alone wiH : * win inis war-nor ships-nor
aeropKnes- nor gin s- nor indus’r.a! tlucmncy - nor food
consei vnfior.
BUT
A combination of all th e, a development to the maxi
mum of the personal efficiency of every individual in the
United States will do so. ,
MAKE WHAT YOU DO COUNT
Develop your talents. Train yourself.
The United States is in urgent need of clerical and sten
ographic tieip. Thousands are wanted. hror.« ad over Ark
ansas and the Southwest we are being earnestly requested
to supply capable bookkeepers and stenographers to large
business concerns, public and private.
Never before has business loomed so large and so prem
ising as a field of opportunity for the man of ability and
training.
Our training has put thousands of ambit, - men “over
the top” in bus;;,ess —it wili put you then--.*
Write todav for cata! g and informal n about the
T DR AUG 1 ION WAY”.
W( also b-aoh b\ n ail.
George A. McLEAN President
Draughon’s Practical
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Nevada County Picayune
I
B. Andrews, - - Editor
Entered it ihe Post Office at Prea
• jtt, Arkansas, 'as second-class mail
matter.
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TELEPHONES.
Hit Picayune Office . . 232
C. 6. Andrew’s Residence _ . 149
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
(Political Announcements strict
ly cash in advance.)
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNi \
V\ II I KED HEAKN
Of Clark Cnur.tv
TOU SHFKIFF.
J M DUKF.
Of Missouri 'I *\n •
L. C. STKFI.F.
(*f Mis '»uri T<*w r.si ■
REMEMBER
We have decided bargains in
farms and city properties! Also
are now selling a vast amount of
the Groves 25.(MiO acres of farms,
timber and cutover lands. Also1
the Valley Lumber Company’s
lands. Your choice in tracts of
10 acres up. You know these
tracts consists of a very large
acreage of the most desirable
and fertile lands in Nevada
County! Hence, we urge you to 1
select wnat you desire while the
“picking” is good. Call and see
us. Moore & Martin,
Prescott, Ark.
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Strayed From my place about
f> miles northeast of Cale, Ark.,
one gray mare mule, weigh about
900 pounds and is about 9 years
old. Shod in front. Small patch
of hair off right shoulder caused
by collar scald. 1 will pay b
liberal reward for information
leading to her recovery.
W. M. Kirk.
Route 1, Cale, Ark.
VINOL MAXES
CHILDREN STRONG
And Invigorates Old People
Any doctor will tell you that the
ingredients of Vinol as printed below
contain the elements needed to im
prove the health of delicate children
and restore strength to old people.
Cod Liver end Beef Peptone*, Iron
and Manganese Peptonaias. Iron and
Ammonium Citrate, Lime and Soda
Glycorophosphatea, Caacano.
Those who have puny, ailing or
run-down children or aged parents
may prove this at our expense.
Besides the good it does children
and the aged there is nothing like
Vinol to restore strength and vitality
to weak, nervous women and over
worked, run-down men.
Tty it. If you are not entirely sat
isfied, we will return your money
wirhout question; that proves our
fairness and your protection. Mil
lions of people have been convinced
this way.
For sale by Westerly Drug Store,
Preacott, Ark.
WILFRED HEARN FDR
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
We are this week presenting
the above gentlemen to the
voters of this county as a canui* j
date for Prosecuting Attorney of
this, the 8tr. Judicial Circuit. !
Mr. Hearn is now practicing law
in Arkadelphia and is the only I
son of the late Judge Rufus D.
Hearn, who was Circuit Judge
of this District f >r a number of
years and whose record is one
that the whole district is proud
of. Mr. Hearn was admitted to
the practice of his profession in
Prescott, in l'dYO and was ad
mitted to practice in the Supreme
Court of the state in 1901. He
is 11 years of age and comes to j
the voters of this county with
th° endorsement of the entire
Clark County Bar, with one ex
ception. Mr. Hearn is a good
lawyer and a man that will look ,
;:fter the interests of that great
office.
If you see proper to cast your;
vote for this gentlemen we arc
sure that you will never regret
. ... __ |
A TEXAS WONDER
The Texas Wonder cures kid- j
ney and bladder troubles, dissol
ves gravel, cures diabetes, weak
and lame hacks, rheumatism,
and irregularities of the kidneys
and bladder in both men and wo
men. Regulates bladder trouble
in children. If not sold by your
druggist, will be sent by mail on
receipt of $1.00. One small bot
tle is two months’ treatment,
and seldom fails to gerfect a cure
Send forswern testimonials. Dr.
K. W. Hall. 2626 Olive Street
St, Louis Mo, Sold by druggists.
J. M, DUKE FOR SHERIFF.
We present to you this week
the name of J. M. Duke of Pres
cott as a candidate for the office
of Sheriff and collector of Neva
da county. Mr. Duke is no I
stranger to you, having been
reared in this county and lived j
near Rosston until a few years
ago when he came to Prescott
and engaged in the mercantile
business. Mr. Duke is qualified
to fill this office and promises the
people if elected that he will
faithfully discharge the duties
, of the office without partiality.
He asks you to consider his
claims before you make up your
mind as tc whom you wish to
vote. He will appreciate your
vote and your influence We
are sure that if you decide he is
the man and if he is elected, you
will never regret tour having
helped him to win the fight.
Give him a square deal and he
will be satisfied.
! L. C. STEELE FOR SHERIFF.
The subject of this writeup
was born and raised in this
county ,’and what we say here
.would not add anything to hi?
'popularity, for he is well known
by every voter, perhaps in the
county. Luke is asking the peo
ole of Nevada county to mak*
him their sherilL He feels that
he is amply able to take care
that office as lie has had about
four years experience as deputy
under Mr. Munn. The Picayune
asks you to consider his claims
and if yon vote for him, we feel
certain that you will have made
no mistake. If Luke is elected
he will do all in his power to
make you a good and efficient
officer. Remember Luke Steele
when you go to cast your vote
next May. He wdll appreciate
your vote and your help.
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WOULD CONNECT CHICAGO WITH
NEW YORK
The Type Used in One Year to Publish
Endorsements of Doan’s Kidney Pills.
Of the many kidney remedies on the
market today, none other is recommend
ed like Doan's Kidney Pills. Thirty -
t live thousand benefited people gladly
testify in the newspapers of their own
towns. Forty-five hundred American
newspapers publish tiiis home proof of
Doan’s merit. The type used in one
year to tell this wonderful story would
make a solid column of metal twice as
high as the world's highest mountain.
Placed end to end the lines of type
would reach from New York toChicago,
These miles of good words told by 30,
000 tongues sound glad tidings tc any
Prescott sufferer who wants relief
from kidney and bladder ills. Here’s
a Prescott case. Don’t experiment.
I'se the remeday endorsed by people
you know.
W. \V. Teal, W. Second St., Pres
cott. says. “I don't hesitate to give
Doan’s Kidney Pills my endorsement.
My back hud caused me some discom
fort. but Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved
me and I have felt better ever since.”
Price 00c, at all dealers. Don’t sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy get Doans
kidney Pills —the same that Mr.
Teal" had. Foster-Milburn Co. Props,
Hutfalo, New York.
MRS, A, M. ELLSWORTH,
At a meeting of the Womar s
Missionary Society of the First
Presbyterian Church, Prescott,
Arkansas, held on Monday, Dec
ember 17, the following resolu
tions were adopted:
Since our last meeting it has
pleased Cod, in His wisdom, to
call to higher service, our be
loved friend and president, Mrs.
Ellsworth.
Her loss is deeply felt by the
members of the Society; she was
ever ready with willing hands
and generous heart, to do even
more than her duty in the work.
She was president for several
years, and fulfilled the duties of
that office, with her usual inter
est and zeai.
We would express our grati
tude to God, for the inspiration
of her Christian life, for the
wonderful example of her un
tiring zeal in the service of the
Master.
She was faithful in all the re
lations of life, to the community
in which she lived, to her Church
her family, and friends. Few
have been more faithful in the
discharge of duty, or responded
more willingly to it’s many calls.
Loyalty characterized her church
work, and faithfulness was her
watchword.
Whereas we would show our
love and appreciation of her
worth, be it resolved
First—That while her vacant
place tills our hearts with sad
ness, we humbly submit to the
will of God, who doeth all things
well.
Second—That we mourn the
loss of her sympathetic, stimula
ting presence among us; may
God help us to press forwaro
with renewed energy, in 'he
work she loved with her whole
heart.
Third—We extend to the be
reaved family our tender am.
sincere sympathy, and common*
them to the care of the Fathei
i of mercies, and the God of a I
! comfort.
Fourth—That a copy of thes
resolutions be sent to the famii\
the town papers, the Christia
Observer, and. that they b
entered upon the minutes of :>
Society, and a page be inscribe*.
I tj her memory.
Committee.
French Peoples^
American Troops
) Identify
By Their
“BuirDurham Tads!
£>. READ THIS yw ®
This photograph, of Fri
vate T. H. Grunt of First
Illinois Infantry shows
how the Army carries
"Bull" Durham — the
familiar tag hanging
from breast pocket.
The Smoke of a Nation
/} Guaranteed by
Jrr*<J^rve<z<<s cAr&ee.
INCOHPOWATEO
^Suggestion To \T
*^pe Smokers f
nvmnrt a little genutf'’ Ms?
\)urKam with ')'°ar/^r
«^Murv\epipe tohscCQ^r^^
Sugar in Your Coffey
—
PUTTING A HALO AROUND
A BEER KEF.
It i< said hat the United Sta es
Hr. wing Association is buying
up wiiole pages of newspaper
space in order to tei! tae ne ; ie
how virtuous they ar--, and how
proud thev are that the govern
ment has severed the telaUons
of distilled liquor from their
“harmless and nourish:' g drink,
beer. ’’
And they make these asser
tions right in the1 face of the
fact that through their brewery
owned saloons these German
brewers are retailing most of the
whiskey that is sold in this coun
try.
these very members of the U.
S. Brewing Association have se
cured the privilege of wasting
millions and millions of bushels
of grain in the making of beer.
So that they can continue this
practice, the housewives are
asked to save bread crumbs, go
without wheat one day in each
week and cut down the sugar
for the Kiddies.
Let the babies go without
sugar, for the brewers need it.
Scientists tell us that sugar gives
the body energy and warmth,
and the children need it. The
Germans were quick to realize
this when they cut down the
production of beer and increased
the amount of sugar for each
soldier, at the beginning of tbe
w’ar.
Let us ask a question: What
;s the use of wasting grain for
the matting ot alcohol for muni
tint; purposes when there is
a.ready ■ n hand t norrnous
quantities ot whiskey wide:
ouid, at a trifling c >3t, be con
| vei tt d into alcohol? This would
-<a\e millions of bushels of grab
'or bread Congress conferreu
■a the President the power t<
take thus whiskey already made
and use it for munition purposes
a ny is it not done? The world
I would be safer and our victor}
j would be swifter were it done
and done NOW. NOW, NOW.
ABOUT BUYING FEED
Every sack of f<-< il bearing our name
ears a jniarante • o quaiiru. Ij it is
from Hayes’, ; ’s _..d t be peixi
because we stuk ■ on1' repui uion on
every sack of feed v. ■ <*11. Feed i r
horses, cows, i ultrv also cotuui se-a
meal and hulls.
You will ulway - 'rot the v ,y hijrh*st (p».
ity at the very lowest .ees Uu rs -'a •
we alt-•»11111*!_. if ’’ . tee.
Hayes Grain ®>
Commission Co.
Little Rock, Arkansas.
Gas Users are Warned
Against unfounded rumors that service is
to be summarially cut off. During the re
cent cold weather, such rumors caused
more or less undue anxiety among those
who heeded them.
»
Whenever it may become necessary to in
terrupt gas service either through accident
to our pipe line, or from other causes, due
notice will be given bv this company*
whose interests and those of its patrons,
are mutual.
Arkansas Natural Gas CompaW
Little Rock, Arkansas.
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