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Newport daily independent., 1905-09-05

The sense of sight grows most precious, though often the best of glasses cannot restore to old eyes even a portion of their youthful power. These facts should impress all with the im- portance of early care for the organs of sight. Do not wait till your eyes become impaired. but have them tested at once, as often an eye specialist can detect and remedy in time what might prove a serious trouble if ne- glected..
 Dr.. A. J. FRANK,
 Expert Optician. NEWPORT, ARKANSAS.
 Office, St. Louis Shoe Store. OFFICE HOURS a. m., to 9 D. m.
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-05
Slate Quarantine Strict.

w. s. Tinsman, general super intendent of the Rock Island, with headquarters in Little Rock, is sending out the following mo- tice to all parties concerned:
 Notice has been served on us by the state board of health ef- fective at once:
 ''No passenger will be allowed to enter the state of Arkansas unless provided with the usual health certificate supported by the sworn statement before a notary public that such passen- ger has not been in the state of Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida or any other yellow fever infect ed district within ten days. For the information of all concern ed."
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-05

Read the Independent.
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

School Supplies at Jacocks'.
 For dray at any hour call up Hazel hotel 83dtf
 John w. Ferrill of Batesville was a Hazel guest Tuesday.
 Why does Jacocks' soda water business increase? Because he serves the best that money can buy. VS | Miss Paula Hall left Tuesday for her home at Holly Grove, after several weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. Fred Smith.
 Herman Tilghman has return ed from Centerville, Maryland, his old home, where he enjoyed a delightful few weeks visit to relatives.
 Don't blame the cook if your bread is not good. It is your flour. Use White Silk and your troubles will cease. Bowen's Cash Store O8tf
 R. H. Meyer, Ike Stern and Cleve Mack were in the city Monday, en route to>Batesville, where MT. Meyer goes to open his mercantile establishment. The two latter named gentlemen will have charge of the business. Prof. D. l.. Paisley, principal of the Hope public school, spent Monday night in the city, guest of Mrs. Mary c. Lee and family, on his way to Batesville. Prof. Paisley is candidate for super intendent of public instruction. Burleigh Emery brought home the spells of victory. Newport had offered a pair of shoes and a paid-up policy for $1.OOO to the man who would make a home run in the Poplar Bluff game and our Burleigh easily won them. Yellville Republican.
 Carter Fitzhugh and Conway Hail of Batesville were here Tuesday morning en route to For rest City, where they will attend the wedding of MT. R. K. Fitz- hugh to Miss Lollie Davis at z o'clock Tuesday evening and the reception following at the Ma rion hotel.
 E. M. Ware will represent the Southern Cotton Oil Company on the road this year, purchasing seed for the Newport mill. He is a pleasant gentleman, who will no doubt make further friends for the present popular management of one of our larg- est enterprises.
 Scarborough & Grant is the style of a new law firm who are fitting up neat and attractive offices in the Wishon building. Both members. Judge o. W. Scarborough and c. l.. Grant, are we'll known attorneys and their association in the practice of law should give them an even -1sk@l1
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-05
BaIlard'S Successor.

The official circular announc- ing the appointment of C. o. Eams to be chief special agent for the Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain was received here this morning. It will be remember ed that this appointment was made known some time ago. simultaneously with the an- nouncement of the resignation of Chief Special Agent Ballard. The official circular states that
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-05
Sell Mercantile House.

Cotter, Sept. 4. Mrs. McBee of McBee's Landing has pur- chased the mercantile business of Chastain Bros. and will continue it in the same place. Joe Chas- tain, one of the firm, will move with his family to Johnson coun- ty, Texas.
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-05

heads of departments will refer all matters relating to special service to the chief special agent. It is learned that Special Agent Solitt, who has been appointed to cover the Little Rock territo- ry, has or will be transferred and another man assigned to this city.
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-05
'- Notice of Assessment.

Assessment of local Improvement No. 2, being sidewalk Improvement District No. of the City of Newport, for the purpose of constructing cement sidewalks on both sides of Walnut street from East Second street to the intersection of said Walnut street with Newport and Remme avenues, was filed in my office on the 25th day of August 1905, and the same is now subject to inspection.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of August. 1905.
 J. R. NATHAN.
 Recorder of the City of Newport, Ark. f05 d 10 to
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-05
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

Saw mill and 1000 acres of oak for sale cheap. Party de- sires to look after other business. Apply at this office. This mill is a bargain and can be secured for S45O.
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-05

Are your clothes faded? Use. Red Cross Ball Blue and make them white again. Large 2 oz. package, 5 cents.
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-05
LIVERY MEN FARMERS
 DRAYMEN

And all users of axle grease that want the best grease on the market and that recognize a good thing when shown it's merits, we recommend our Golden and Cas- tor Oil brands of Axle Grease. It is putyup in 1 pound tin boxes and 3 pound tin buckets. For sale by all up-to-date merchants. Ask for it and take no substitute. It is guaranteed to have no equal for quality on the market.
 WATERS-PIERCE
 OIL COMPANY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
OFFICIAL MATTERS



The following pOHimaatera OF fourth
clasa Offices have been appointed
Mary H. Mock. vice Thomas y. Meek
re4lgned al Meek, Lincoln COUNT
Ellen Kline at Camhray, Lana county
John n. ~ scholl al Rodco, Grant
county; John G. Smith at pearce, Co
cbiso county, Arizona
Notarlcs Public Appointed.
The following noinries public have
been appointed BY Acting Governor
kaynolds Maroiai Valdez. Las Cruces
pona Ana county, a. a. Hanson, Roy
Mora county W. w. nag1n. Alnnguer
que. BernalillO county; }. &. Gilbert
Roswell Chaves county. w. J. Ea
ton, Clayton, Union county; G. 81
fulghum, Ration. coliax county.
Examination for Forest Supervisor
An examination was held today an.
der the direction OF Supervisor leon
y knolpp. Ia bis ONCE al the federal
building for the position oi forest
supervisor Ia New Mexico The neld
examination will be- held tOMOrr0w.
The following are applicants Tor the
position and are taking bald examlna.
tlon Frank Crandali. % Santa Fa.
4, D. Burns, Of TERRA Amarillo. Geo.
A. Peter. % Bonlo. A. T. Chosher. of
POralos y. A. PrOcOr. aud .. X.
8kidmOre. OF GloFieta.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
NINE MONTHS AFTER DATE
MARRIAGE ts ANNOUNCE

Ia response 90 Invitations. a Few
friends gathered I'd mo pretty llttln
home ~ George harHoi. Dcming
where che announcement was made
0l the Marriage ~ his sister. Celia.
% WriEht LaNh0n. Many nf the wise
tongues had heeu predicting durlng
the past few mOniha, tbat this Young
couple would soon dncieo % unite
tholr lives and desllnlcs. little imaein.
ms that they had entered the molly
bonds ~ matrimony ami become man
and wife several months ago.
The marriage certificate which
they had seen re 10 jeaiunaiy guard
pndof lock end key and carefully
preserve from ihelr friends. shows
that Rev Arthur Marston performed
this lmpOrlant ceremony last Fobru.
ary ln vi pasO Miss Harrloii Is 4
Young woman Of many charming
Qualities u well hgfed BY hnr ednca.
Non, thar ~ q trained nurse. 40 ful-
MI al the requirements al a good
wife. and viii prove an honor ana an
ornament 10 a hOme. while Mr. Law
hon has crown from a barefoot BOY
70 sturdy, honorable manhood
among bis friends ia Doming who
are numbered by bis acquaintances.
lie has occupied 4 rCaponelbla posl.
tion eiih the Souihern Pacldc ran.
road there since his sthOoiboy days.
and u honored and respec ed 81 All
who know him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
RAVAGES or MARRYING
HABIT THIS YEAR

Jan. (, 1905 Mary Frances Abro.
CAST New York married Al 2 a. M.
New Years morning. the flrst bride
OF the year, was arrested as a hlg.
amisi two days later, al the instance
OF her first husband w. u. Wood.
Jan, s--Adam CKapak Oh New
York. admitted In court that he had
four wives, an living.
Jan 81. o.--Johann Hoch, Of Chicago.
arrested az a bigamlHi. confessed 20
thirteen, and Was accredited with
tWenty-eisht wives on MAY 2Oth he
@as convicted ~ the murder OF one
and sentenced 10 death.
March i3.-Josephlne McGlnnla OF
New York, was arrested a. a BIS
amist. fox, sullivan and Elllcott
were the three husbands
March 29.--J0hn Steffer. OF Now
York, brought 10 court Tor marrying
two women IN one day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Havana, Cuba. Oct. 25.- Revolution
may yet be the outcome OF the pend
iug presidential election Ia Cuba. The
recent preliminary election. In which
President Palma was sweeplngly sue.
cessfal. passed off without an arEan.
lied outbreak. but Il had features
typically South American. General
Jose Miguel Gomez. the candidate of
the liberal party for the presidency
has fled 20 the United States 10 com.
pain OF the use OF fJrce and mockery
OF the ballot.
The election just held was called
los inscrlpciones," and was for
choosing officers 60 conduct the pres
idential election IN December. a.
seems 90 have been SO generally In
the hands OF the police and officials
tha' he auti-admlnistratlon people
had no show.
A Cuban merchan, OF high standing
SURPRISED the writer Us making this
confession, and did not scem at all
squoamlah about q. Il voted three
times myself-once In my name and
twice la the names OF others. The
liberals got Ia but very few votes
We did not give them "A chance We
kepl the line full all the time with
m0deradus'
To Hew Their Way.
General Gomez the liberal candl.
date for president, has Withdrawn
from the canvass, saying his partisans
can vote only by hewing their way
10 the hallU box. tie says he Is an.
willing 60 take the responsibility OF
plunslug his country into rapoluti "a.
But the liberal leaders have had "a
conference, and have resolved o. con.
Nnue the campaign, and refuse 20 &c Z
cent Conner resignation, and declare I
they vii marshal their forces anew,
and Will deposit their votes ON elec. /
ti0n day even II they have To 90 40 az
'he point 0f revolver or naehete.
Bloody Work.
A triple tragedy Al the home OF /
Representative Enrique Vlluendns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
WIFE sgATER or
LAS NEoAa ARREaTEn.

Felipe Martinez, Of this chy. was
arrested yesterday ON a warrant sworn
oai BY BIS wife, charging him with
assault and battery, says the Optic
Tie was brought before Justice OF the
Peace Otero and Waa given hear.
Ing, The evidence showed ihaf he
came home Monday evening, ana In a,
trivial family quarrel. beat bis wlf,l
numerically The justice bound MIN
over 20 the Grand jury IN the sum 0f
FzoO, IN default ~ whlch he was taken
W the county jail iils friends are aT.
raNging hls bond 80 that he may be-
released from custody until the Grand
jury considers his cace. bat before he
u allowed hia freedom he will 81 com.
PEELED % furnish q bond Of $3.50 10
keep the peace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
GREAT FORTUNES
AND ROMANCES
Love and Titles With immense
Estates Acquired by
Mining.
HISTORY or COLONIAL MEXICO

The colonial period Of Mexico is a
romance today and the wonderful for.
I tunes made In mines ls a great part
OF that romantic period which reads
Z Ike stories OF the Arabian NlEhts.
! That period ahounds In the names on
( numerous persons who won millions
from the mines and many OF them
were decorated with titles. There
was Duke OF Ratopllas In those
days, and the wealth that brought che
title came from tho silver mines al
hat0pilas. chihuahua.
In the state Of Guanajuato. and the
mining district Of the .amc name.
Antonio Obregon. the PRINCIPAL owner
OF tue famous Valencia mino. derived
thereirOm an enormous fortune. aud
took the title of the Count OF Valen.
ciana, conferred upon him hy the
King OF Spain, From this mine.
S225 1856. Ia6 we're taken out only DC.
tween the years 1895 To 1870 Jose
sardaneta, one of the owners OF the
kayas mine. was made MARQUIS RAY.
as, and Francisco Matlas nnsto an.
other owner of the same mine. became
Marqnis OF San Clemant. Viscount OF
Duarte. Colonel Diego Rul, owner OF
NWN NMAM MNN AANANMNn NIInNNH nNffANlN
Count of Rul, aud the owner OF the
Va Luz mine, Madame Marie Rul.
mother OF the colonel. was created
Countess OF Perez Galyeg.
In zacatecas, Juan. Moncada. owner
OF the urista mine. became Marquis
OF Jaral de Berry and Count u San
Mateo Valparaiso. In the state OF
Iacetecas and Guerrero, the French
man, Joseph LaeDrde, knewn gener-
ally by the name OF Jose BOrda. drew
rom the Quebradilia, Taxco and La
borda mines, f5O,000,O00. In the Som
orerete district OF 2acatecas. Fagoaga
derived from several honanzas 0f the
Paoellon and Neta Negra mines fI4.-
100000, and was created Marquis del
Apariardo. Francisco Urdinoa made
great fortune from the AlbnfradOn /.
mine and became Marquis Of Aguayo. I
u San Luis Poiosl, GordOa became /
Marquis Of Malpaso.
AZ the mining place ~ pachuca. |
HldhlEo. podro Terrerus, slmpla
miner, received. OwlnT TO a bonanza I
at the Vlzcalna mine. Si5 .0OO 600. and
bought the title OF Count OF Regla. /.
in JalistO. Vlyanco Fagoaga owed his I
title Of Marquis OF Vivanco TO the !
'fNh'e haANs IN tuthuhpt fAmnFNuO d
derived from the Candelarla mine 4
$50 600 600. aud paid sii 900. 600 as a
kings nth 10 the King OF spain. In
the same state, Jose Carrascosa drew
from TOpia a vast fortune. In Guer-
zero, the Count OF COntramIna owed
his great fortune and his title 10 the
Tepantitlan mine In chihuahua, An.
gel Bustamente took out two bonanzas
from the Pastrana mine. and was ere
ated Marquis Of BatoDllas. In Goa
hula, Jesus Salado derived large
fortune from the MatehuapIla mine.
and became Count Of Motahuaplla and
Marquis OF Guadians
In Slnaloa. Luis PortillO acquired,
through the Panuco mine. the title OF
Marquis Of Panuca.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
NO CONSOLIDATION OF
METHODIST CHURCHES
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
REMAINS AT ALAMoooRpo AS
ALWAYS.

Regarding the report IN the El pasu
Herald from AiamogOrdO few DAYS
ago that the two Methodist churches
In that city had united as the ''Meth.
odlst Episcopal Church, south" with
ltev Wright as pastor, Rev A. y.
Morrison, superintendent Of missions
for the New Mexico district OF "the
Methodist Episcopal church." says.
The report Is a mistake. The two
Ichurcnes stllI exist, and Rev. Wright
4 only the pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church. south, and Is not
ne pastor Of tho two congregations.
For some time tho Methodist Epls.
8rOpal church has been without pas.
tOr. the newly assigned pastor not vet
haylng arrived since the last confer.
Renco, 70 take up his duties, and the
Rormor pastor having gone elsewhere.
Z may be that some OF our members
1haye attended services at Rev.
Wrighta church Of late. but they did
|not do 70 as a congregation or body,
No So"
Asked which church first went 10
Nlamogordc. Dr. Morrison said "The
Methodist bpicopal church was the
rst Methodist chur,h there. Rev,
fighta church came last. The Meth.
ist Episcopal church has pars0n.
t and a church edifioe paid for and
NopcY Ia the treasury. Il Ia In good
AeandI,lon"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Aug. 23.-Thos. Bruce. a member Of
tho virginia bar, arrested, CHARGED
with having three wives.
Arf Warrant for DR.. Geo. A.
Wiizhofr. bf New York, married 10
seven women IN one week, and &C.
cused OF having fifty brides
Aug. 29.--Bert Allen. cf Lester.
vile, n. r., aged 10. taken from his
bride a IA 20 answer charge Of non.
support BY bis first wife. Who mar.
ried him when he wRs 49,
Sept. 3.-Mrs Florcnce Forrest. of
fatteraon, n. j.. arrested a. a biz.
amlst. Her husbands said 90 nun.
Der seven
Oct lO.-chas w. Pattri. husband
% four women, surrendered himself
AZ Plymouth. Mass Wife No. Z. OF
New York. waA on his conscience.
he win seive fiye years 10 states
prison.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
eocoPAH GIANT HAS
GUT THE SHOW BUSINESS.

John Middlesky, the cocopah giant
has returned No more OF the frozen
north for him Al this season OF the
year Il cannot be said. however
that the north treated him badly fol
he ~ looking hale and hearty. having
Increased n EelEht from s75 70 sgs
pounds. In other ways, however. he
did not faro % we'll, being imposed
upon BY his manager IN New Ydrk.
John had amaaaed something like
$50 In the show business. WHOM he
was approached By his manager FOR
a loan, Il was extended to the hdi
amount Of Johns raglnEs and that
was tho last the CocoRah Giant ever
saw oi his manager John retired
from the show business ana entered
the services of private family
where he made money enough "a re.
turn home.-Yuma San.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
WITH MACHETE AND REVOLVER

an adjoining roof aud killed hy twc
policemen. lie proved "a be the
brother Of a man Jailed az a criminal
~ lllance. The Liberals claim thls
man shot the chief only 'ot persoi Al
rea iois
After the chief was killed the DO.
lice shot into the crowd. Vilmnedas
was killed AZ the first fire. pierced By
a dozen bullets His friends claim he
was not resisting but with upllfted
hand was 1rying 10 stop the shooting.
it cannot be denied that the situa.
ion on the Island today IL very grave.
The government as precautlon, is
SELLING the arms aud ammunition In
me stores and the dynamite Of the
mining camp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
BASE BALL CLUBS
MAKE MUCH MONEY
NATIONAL LEAGUE, AS WELL AS
AMERICAN, HAS VERY sue.
cEssFuL SEASON.

"Ine most successrui season. nnnn.
cially che American league ever had, %
said President ban Johnson I'VE
thought We were doing pretty well
last season, but We played 10 400 900
more people this season than last. ev-
efy club IN the American league max.
ms money" Mr.. Johnson was 81 eak.
ing By the book. for he Is In close
tosch with the BUSINESS department
Of each club and superyises all &c.
counts.
A rough guess would place the fol
lowing wake on" for the eight clubs
ol the American league: Chicago
100000; Philadelphia. 500 600; Bos.
ton. $4,000. Cleveland, 5000. Wash.
ingtOn. $4,000. 81. Louis. S26.OOO.
New York. $4,000. and Detroit. SIS.
u00-a total Of S330,OO0.
\ rough guess nj the winnings OF
the National league would be. New
York, $4,000. Plttsburg. 500 600.
Chicago. $50. 900; Clncinnaa sSOOo0
Philadelphia, &25 900; So. Louis. $50.
COOS boston, even, Brooklyn, soser
SO oO0-iotal winner. s5OO.O0O.
Boston and Brooklyn were practic.
ally froa,s In the way OF attendance.
while both received big money out OF
their own games In New York, the
latter city, Plttsburg and Chicago
proving tho life savers FOR the old or
ganlzatlon.
But for the hard luck In the way OF
rainy weather the Boston Americans
would have been one Of the big win.
ilors. Notwithstanding the team had a
bad slump. reducing the attendance
at the home grounds on the last stand
as we'll ~ on the road.
Mony was literally thrown away on
an army OF young players who never
had a chance TO make good IL fast
company, clever managers like Mack,
OF Philadelphia. ana Comiakey, OF
Chicago. avoiding this mistake.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

during domiclliary visit by the DO
lice was an exciting incident OF th,
''leci. n Tho a..aif Nls tvry som
phcatet. { Is new ciahnsd .. liL r.
ais that moderados Planted" bombs
Ia Niiluendas homo and then sent 4
posse OF police 20 arrest him on the
charge OF having them IN his possess
ION. Il appears that when tue raid
wa made there was a large crowd nl
people IN he corridors az the house
Nhiri Nanc vas lNgin9 tlc pl "a
lnin the private apartments " VII
uendas when a man IN the crowd shot
down thf chile lie was pursued Il
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
KILLED a LARoE WILD
CAT ON THE pFcoa

!. j. y Afsok prescription clerk Al ire.
lAnaA pharmacy Santa Re. has ~.
turned from two weeks vacation
spent On the Peeos and Ia the menn.
tains northeast of santa ~ Mr /ook
vas successful IN fishing ana huntine
We Killed a large wild cat. the skin of
Whlch ho brought home. baErea
nempHs % crosse and got \ good 81
~ hutk. a number OF bio friends III
santa 70 have enjoyed the venlson
sent from time 10 tlme.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
FOOT CRUSHED sur
HORSE uNAuRT

Bin Anderson, the cowboy and pro
fossional steer yer. arrived Ia Mesa,
Arizona, the Otner day, IN badly
crippled condition and II will be- some
time before he will be able 10 resumo
work. Tie had rOped a steer on the
Sunflower range. and n dragged him
and his horse over tie side OF a noun.
tain. Anderssn's foot wps crushod
aut the horse escaped unhurt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
As VEoAs DELEGATES
70 MINING coNoRERa.

Chrlee A. spioss, r. E. Twltchell
! "a b. ". pittenger have been ap
olnted 6eiegstes from the Las Vegas
commercial clab 20 the international
linlng congress. which conyenes In
4 N Paso ON November ny.