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Arizona republican., 1906-10-04
FOOTBALL GAMES.
The Larger Universities Were lnVari-
 ably Easy Winners.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 3.-In a well played game of football, Harvard de feated Bowdoin on Soldiers Field this afternoon, 10 to 0.
 Princeton, Oct. 3-The Princeton football team defeated Stevens in a loosely played game today, 22 to O.
 New Haven. Conn, oct. 3.-Yale had little difficulty in defeating Wesleyan today in the first football game of the season here. 21 to Q.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-04
A TRANSPORT BURNING UP.

Manila, Oct. 3.-The transport Thomas is on fire. The fire originat- ed in the hold where there are $500 bales of hay The hold of the vessel has been flooded and it is thought the only hope is in sinking her.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-04
FOR SALE.

A good hotel property at Wenden, on the A. & c. railway; can rent for S100 per month; good reasons for selling. Inquire or write to Mrs. H. B. Hanna, Wendendale, Ariz.~
Arizona republican., 1906-10-04
BONDS.

L. g. ref. 2s., reg. and coupon 1O37s; '. $. 3s., reg. 1O2A. coupon 1OS1k, L.. s. old As, reg and coupon 1e2A; U. S- new As. reg. and coupon. 13I.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-04
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Oct. 8.--Forecast for Arizona: Fair, Thursday; cooler in northern and central portions; Friday faiE.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-04

"Circus people" when in our town,
 # you want to taste candy of renown Go to Donofrio's and get Cactus Candy
Arizona republican., 1906-10-04

Forepaugh- Sells circus tisAess For the show IS dandy; Donofrio sells ice cream. Also Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-04

ton by both the Fsveluttsztzss azd tks government party h Eszts Clara province
 Governor Taft EoE eccusieE the office in which the affziFz of Cuba have been administered zgccrzEively by the spanish goverHaEs e the lsland. General Leonard Weed and President Palma. He established himself in the quarters this afteTHoan- He wiIl take up his residence in sAs palace in few days.
 Col F. H. Crowder- judge advocate. said today that the continuance of the status of Cuba without change obvi- ates practically every difficulty which might otherwise have been caused hy establishment of a provisional govern ment. Major Melville reports that Ieo8 arms have been quietly turned over co the commission by the rebels in Pfuar Del Rio and the militia
Arizona republican., 1906-10-04
MAoooN TO BE covERNoR-

Washington. Oct S--It was an nOunced at the White House this af- ternOOn that upon further consider tion Of the subject the president hal decided to adhere to hs= plan formeI yesterday and send ChsrIsz F. REaEoou to Cuba to relieve Secretary Taft as provisional governor. zlhozins Gov ernOr Winthrop to remain in FuCl5 Rico. where his services are needed
 Judge MagOon was inforHnssi late n1- day that Secretary Taft wanted hig to come to Havana at the ezFiIesr ulo-- meLt and he will leave here on Satur- day. General Bell who has been cr- dered to Cuba. win accompany 1Ir Magoon.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-04

HOUSE FOR RENT-Five-room, modern brick; bath, toilet, electric lights. E. E. Pascoe, 11O North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-04

FOR SALE-Ffve-ro8m t2a4ss. Etzsz in; fine shade; north e Eashsasza street Price s25o0- F. E. Rass. 1aa North Center St
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

gbansbtIle, 81. Mpril. Die
gtr9er bon @pansbiae bradten tn
elmer 8erfammlune, melde tn Der
Staotbale abgebalten tpuroe, $4,000
3uIammsn. 9urd bic 8%emiibungen
bss g~bansbiQe .@ourier" tpuroen mel.
tere $1,000 9efammelt. fobab ben Bee
bhrfti9en in California bon oieiersta
$4,000 einseianot ueroen. Cine an
oere 8erIammluns tpiro bsuie In benz
2. DC. 6. u. geb1uoe' abgebalten uer'
ben, In pel9er weitere SammIungen
gemaat uerosn foaeu. 8ir9ermeifer
8oebme, benz bas @elo anbertraui
1T. Dirb ben 8orfB In Der Weriamm'
lung fRbren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

Semti9er Samowebr=S erein.

Der beutf9e 2nnopehr. Werein batte
gehern ben Ioraug. Der einaiae untsr
Den oeutidsn 8sreinen 3u isin, Der cine
eriammlung abbislt. Die
Ritglteoer batten F4 3ablreia in
aeaer's Saae einsefunbel. Die Der.
iammlung purbe nit militGrlI9er
pinttIidteit our Srbnung gerufen uRo
bic uenisen Dorliegenoen &outine .@e.
iadfte nit 10 uerbltfenber prcmptbeii
erlebi9t, baB f6 biele bertpunbert an=
i9auten, als bic Berfammlung als Der.
tagt erfldrt tuuroe.
DDS omar minoige aber ionf re@i
angene6me Wetter lodte absr aud ga,
3u fiarf ms Grsie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

Die Stettiner &rimiz
naIppIisei battle fir5li3 einen
barten 8ampf nit einem f4tperer
Ginbre9er gu bethlehem. 8ei benz @rz
better 9einri9 Walter foate cine
9aus iu6uns pprgenpmmen fperben,
ba er bes i9peren ginbru4s perbd4z
tig lit. Iuf brei &riminalbeamte. bic
nit bieier @ufsabe betraut paren,
bieb Walter, foipie feline @befrau NIT
einem 8eil Elm. Na9 lGngerem &f
eelang IS, Walter gu enttpaffnen. @r
sriff aber jest gu einem @enidfdnger
unb fta9 nit bieiem auf bic 8eamten
Elm. Sierbei purbe &riminalf4uBz
mann !9oBe 10 f9per perleBt, bab er
fir lGneere 3eit .bienitunfGbig iein
pirb. Iu9 Elm anberer &rimtnals
i6ubmann purbe am &ppf unb on
Der 8ruit bur9 Meherti6e perleBt.
Sie 9eamten fpnnten o ibren Hez
polpern feinen 9ebrau9 MAIDEN, ipeil
fi9 bic brei grObten &inber bes Wals
ter pGbrenb bss Samples INNER Spiz
ihen bic 8edmten unb ibre Mngreifer
hrGngtsn. 90 gelang es Walter na4
einem lGngersn 9anbgemenge 81 ents
flieben, unb nunmebr entfpdnn it9
auf Der Strabe cine pilbe Sagb auf
ben @inbre9er, Bis er f9fieBli4 in
einem Sdusflur in ber. HoienftraBe
kitgenpmmen perben fonnte. Dem
0erbafteten fperben mebrere f9tpere
ginbrt4e unb Diebitdble na4sss
pieIen. :.
I'm 5eibeIbeerbrann +
tpein berauif+aen, iperben bic reifen
B.eren sequ.tfdt, aufselOiter s3udsr
unb etpas refine 9efe sugeieBt, bic
Maae in elm SAB sefiiut unb in eineu
Naum qebra6t, Der bauernb cine Sem=
peratur bon 60 Bis 81 @rub F. bat.
Wenn bic nun balb eintretenbe Sab
runa besnbet 1T, brinst mdn. bic MaHe
IN elm DefinationssefaB, febt nod
stpas WaHer binsu, beffiuirt 10 piel
ab, bab bas @efammtbeitinat s5 Biz
80 psf. Weinseiits.halt aeist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
Sas 2nos Ger metfem Grfabsr.

Sn Der bisie Wo4e publisirten 9ifie
Der Snoiana patente III zines far
CLAUDE u. @unbsr bon SeHerionpine
fur cine SlOtmaf9ine. Der grinber
miro faum ie setpabr perbsn. mas fur
einen grfOlg CT gebabt bat. bent, er Be.
Fnoet f9 irrfnnis In sinem Souls.
biaer 6anitarium. Gein 6eim III
aerf6rt unb feline Gamilie serfreut.
Wan fann @unbsr's Waf&inen in
ben 6tdoten bielfa6 iebsn. Wenn
mon einen pennp bineinmirft, tommt
Elm Slid 2ausummi beraus. Die
Waf&ine1 tuerben In SsRsrionbi0e bers
aeffent unb Biz Dor aur3eu, Ieitsse
@unber bas @eiadtt. anfangs fonnte
man bie Wai&insu nod NIT gleiftden
>anfhbren", nod benz Jest ~patsntirten
T~erfabrsn 1T bas absr ni@t mebr m6g.
lid. Die Sa&e bat f9 gut be3ablt,
aber @unbet's Derfanb III babel baraui
segansen. grf letten Mai bate
Gunber. Der Wittuer mar. sine Wittue
in Warion, Snb., sebeiratbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
6rnnoeisentbums llebertrasunssn.

Omer 3ion on CHARLES Winton, Got
307 in Wef Bart Mboition, 38 bel 1877
Gub, oerbsHsrt. @eafeite Der 2aura
etraB., n6roli& bon Hstp Sort Ctr.
$500.
WancefieIo Osborne on Soiepb 8
pattiIou, Cots 9 unb 10, Blod Is tn
9orb Snbianapolis. 80 bel 1853
6ub, berbeKsrt, Sdoieite Der 26.
Strabe, 6ali9 bon clifton strabs.
$1400.
Sbomas W. Ri&arbisn u. u. on
Bert %. Duff. 8bsil Got Is. Srpina-
ton. so BEL $50 SUB. perbehsrt. Noro.
feite WafbinstOn Ctr. 6fli9 bon gol.
ton Mos. "a, 600.
Rattle &. Worris on grnsf 6. N1or.
ris, Sbeil Got IL. 8lod 5. 2ineoln
Bart aSb.. 40 bel so 6us. baeant,
Shoieite %. Str. 6fli& bon alabama
Strabe. 81. ZOO.
Sulia 2ueib on 5otn s. Sulipan
u. u. Got A, We2ernan u. u. Subj.
Mubenlot 1913. 80 bel 80 SUB. berbsi.
iert, ORiette Wef Str. ihbli@ bon
We9artp Str. $1,000.
9oOb 3. Bee u. U. an Ri&deI 3.
@runn, Got 50, Bropn u. u. Subj,
AubenIots 108, 80 bel 110 Gus Der.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
IS .AYRES& co.

beRert. siOieite giding Str. 6alia
bun Sslapare Strabe. 81. 400.
Orange W. Ban Sidle on 0elie
M. @bittenbsrg. Got 1873, 5letder's
Subj. She'll Dat. Sin. SO BEL 14O
SUB, berbefert. @oroisite Nrrpn Mpe.
6flid BON RooIebslt Npe. $3.50.
Ssnristia GaiRn on gincent 6.
Gilie, Got IA, Sbosmater u. u. Sub,
8rootfos Nbb., 40 BET $50 Sus,
pueant, NOroisite IL. Str, tpetIi9
bon gsbile Gbe. $3.50.
2pman %. Mir an SEQ. Nnadsr,
Sbeil Blod 81" Wc@artp's 8. W,f-
isite Woo.. 40 bti $50 SUB. bsrbsKert.
Shofeite Norbpte Gbe.. tusfIi9 Der
S%irtelbabn. $1,000.
Serislbe an Slora 6. @ittp. She'll
bon berislbsn Got, So bel IS Sub,
berb.. NOroOfsde Der Barrier Ibe unb
10. Strabe, $1,000.
Wargaret 6innertp an &ufus .
8afer. 2pt 81, 9et9am plaee Mbbi.
tion, 80 bel 124 SUB, oerb.. WsRisits
Der Sausb Strabe, n6rolid bon Ser
mont Strabs. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
Seuti@er 3meis Der Got. VT;
better

@effsrn Ia9mittag organifrten
3tpan3i9 beuti9e Nrbeiisr cine Brand
Der SoeiaIifii&en Mrbeiter = partei.
Nls geamts fur ben srtsn Sermin
murbsn erwdblt: Grant gerber. 8or-
fbsnoer; Sobn Burfbarot, Setretdr;
8. 9irf, 6inan3 : Setretdr; 2arl
2aplsr, G9abmsifsr. Sic 0eriamm-
Iutgen fin5en isbsr srften SOnntag i'm
Monat In SO. 90 Sub SeIauare Str.
3immer IL, ffatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

@btcasp, 20. GpriI.
9siir Snoiana: S4Dn beute Ha4t uno
am 0ienftas; fteiSenee Semperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
@etterbesiMt.

Sur .. etunS.n .nb.nb = rlbr mOrs.ns. "a. gpril
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

a. @au&t bie fish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
9peaLB etterbsri@t.

S9on, iteisenbe Eempsratur beute Ra9t
uno am Sienitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
Sabnsnfampf.

Sefern tpurbe Der goli3ei Elm
6abnentampf eemeloet. on tusldem
fd cine @eisqi9aft bon 80 psrionsn
belufi9ten,
Der pOlissi. weIde f9 fofort auf
ben Weg ma&te, gelan9 es, bic aanas
Seieli8aft 81 ber6aften. ungefdbr
40 6dbne wuroen nod Der poli3si-
Station gsbradt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

SEPT, mo tpdrmeres @etter einge.
treteri III, bort man iiberaa tpisoer bon
unfdIen, bic ourd fabrldifse 9anii'
rung nit gaiolin e~ntfanben finb. Die
Sausfrauen beoienen f9, UNI oas
Saus tnbl au baIten, bielfa3 Der ss.
fdbrlidsn 5ltiffgteit gum 2O9en unb
gs6en babel leioer nod INNER bel 81
Isi9tfnnis gu @erte.
Die meifen rlnfdle. beruria6t bur6
@aiolin. fommen bur9 unborfGtige
Santirune Der O aoIinbsn
Dor, bic nitt nur auf benz 2anbs uno
In fleinsre11 Orten, fonbern au9 in
Gtdbten, In bsner fa @asanlage1 Bee
fiuben, nod bel 5u 6dufig gebrau4t
tuereen.
Die Nrbeits. griparniB ftir bic Saus'
frau nnb bic Nnnebmli9fsit In tpnrs
mem Wetter fur bas 6aus ~hberbaupt
febsn nit Der Sefabr. bic nit Der See
nubun9 Der Osfen b%erbunosn ii, in
gar tsinsm 8erhdltniB. 9a es iebOG
trubcem nod biele Grausn siebt, Die
ben @ebrau9 bes @afolin=O fens ni6t
aufgeben molten, fno einige &atb=
ialdge 3u ibrem eigenen WOrtbeii OieI'
lsi9t rs9t am Ylabe.
Man fils ben @aiOlinbebdItsr am
Diem ni9t, tpdbrenb bieier brennt,
oenn ba oas @afolinsas f9wsrsr III,
als bic 2uft, fntt es unb sntaHnOet
ft9 an Der 6lamme. Die auH9isBsnoe
Glamme erF9rsdt osnienisen, Der bic
2anns bdlt, sr bsrsisbt Del unb i'm
GU fiebt bic 3li9s In 6Iammsn. Nun
file ben Bsbdltsr ni&t gang, bsnn Ga.
iOlin oe6nt f9 pieI mebr aus als @ais
Ter, penn es erbibt miro, es fpren9t
ben 8ebdlter. 8sridume nidt, ole
Sdbne am Diem fet au f9lisBsn, sbs
Der gebdlter geftlt wirb; benin bur6
bic tlsinfen Oefnunssn brinat bns
@as unb tuenn man na4ber Elm Strsid.
bOls a%n3tinost, erfOlgt cine grploFOn.
9abt ni9t ioDieI @afpIin In ben
grsnner Iaufsn unb bsridumt ni9t, bic
6dbne fef gu i&lieBsn. tusnn Ons
5euer abseorebt miro.
8ieBe nidt 8aiolin aus einsm See
hdlter in ben anberen In einem 3inis
mer, in tpeldem 5euer uber 9i9t
brsnnt; benin bas unf1tbare 8as sisbt
f9 nod benz Jeuer uno benz 2i9ts.
unterfu9s unb bsOba6ts ee,au, Oh
Der @asbebdlter poer bic &6bren3 uno
Brenner nt9t lsden; oenn @aioIin
tpiro, oa ss nur 3ueibrittsl 10 bid 1T
als Wafer, bur9 oas %fleinfis Sod
brinqen. 8ebente au9. baB tpsrrt Der
2sd Helm lit, 3eist f9 bod tein SrOs
pfen obsr cine naHe STEELE. an Der
man i'm entoeden tann, oenn bas Ga
iOIin perbunfet, iobalo es on bic 2uft
tritt.
Safe bas Gaiolin ni9t tiberfisBen,
bsnn ss III ssfdbrli6er als gulber.
Sreibisrtei Der grplofonen ereignsr
R6 bel benz 6hllen bes Bebdlters am
Diem.
6alte fein 8aiolin in einem mebr
dig 3tpei @alonsn baltenbsn arug
oosr Bebditer, ba es f4uieris III, ote
iadtias 5lhiiafeit aus iOl&en ge-
fdBea aus3usieben, obns oieislbe gu
! hsIi9ttten.
9erweaielt Cure @aiolin. unb Sc.
roEn.aannen ni9t. Gin folder SIR.
tbum tofete i'm lsbten Sabre mebrsre
Weni9enleben.
2abt feine @afolin = Same often
fsbsn, neil Der 9uft3ug oefen Sole
psrfh9tist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
Tran 8. &. @el3 seforbem.

5sute traf bic Nadri8t elm, bab
Jran s. ". Wsl3 bon bier, frtbere
8efBerin beg alien Circle Sauiss on
Wsribinn Str, in SeutfGlano. mo He
Ra auf elmer geiu@srsiie bsfanb, pl6B-
lid 9etor5en 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

Thermometerfane.
S09fe 4emperatur. 81 Sra
9isSrisfe Ternperatur. ...-..... 80 L.
8. &. BIttbs
SectipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
Gudre Der Samea oes naab:
baastsem Snrabereins.

8efern hielten Die Damsn oes unab,
bdnsigen 8urnbereins in ben fOfsen
Rdumen Der Sale cine @u4re-p artie
ab. 6oIeenbe 9amsn muroen na6
Dem lsbhaftsn Spisls als Sisgsrinnen
Dertinbet:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

@ u. R emmetfe 224 Nprb
pine Str.-Sunfles uno bellies @api=
tal @itp 8ier ftets BET mir su baben.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-10-19
MISSIONARY" CHASTISED
BY lRATE MlSSlSSlPPlAN

w. H. Palmer, a representative
of the home mission board of the
Northern Baptist church, was
given a chastisement in Colum.
bus, Miss. last week by Capt.
Sharp, of that place.
Palmer, who gives Jackson as
his temporary residPce, was seen
walking down the streets of Co.
lumbu arm in.arm with a negro.
Capt Sharp upbraided him for
his familiarity with the negro and
Palmer replied that he was "a
missionary. The captain showed
his disapproval of such mission.
airy work by slapping the man $
jaws. The next train TO leave
Columbus bore the yankee mis-
sionary to other fields of labor,
where, we hope, he will meet with
reception similar to the one he
received in Columbus.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-10-19
Road Contacts.

From the proceedings of the
Hon Board OF Supervisors Of De-
Soto county, petition from Mr..
Hurt and others to have the road
in Coldwater bottom worked.
That is strange way for the
people and taxpayers to have to
proceed to have theSroads worked
in this county, for we have been
under the contract system for
three years, with the road con
tractors under bond to work the
roads by a given plan and to keep
the roads smooth and good all the
year, and not the dry part OF the
year. This would be good way
for the taxpayers of each district
in county to present a petition to
the board to have the roads work
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-10-19

ed up to plans in width and center
elevation and smoohtness before
the rainy season begins, for the
road contractors and board, from
the condition of the roads, have
lost sight Of the contract and plans
to have the same worked up to.
The board at the November meet
ing ought to have the clerk to
make copy of plan and contract
and mail to each contractor in the
county for they seem to have for.
gotten the same from the work
on the roads.
JAS. S. OLIVER.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-10-19
HORN LAKE HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Preston, of
Memphis, are visiting their par.
ents this week.
The thanks of the Sunday school
and church are due to Mr.. John.
son for a liberal donation of coal.
Mrs. Wessou, of Memphis, and
Mrs. Beauregard, of Pleasant
Hill, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams last week.
Mrs. Athrop, daughter of F. L,
Wright, left for her home in Cairo,
ILL.,, last week. She was accom-
panied by Miss Lizzie Bolton.
Miss Lizzie will be missed by her
many friends at Horn Lake.
Horn Lake has become a close
competitor with Memphis in a
commercial way. Memphis prices
are now demanded for country
produce, especially butter, poul.
try, and eggs, which puts the
country peddler out of business.
The Horn Lake Sunday school
was re.organized last Sunday,
with full equipment of officers
and teachers. Miss Pearl Irwin
was elected organist, and we shall
now have some good music, fthe
young people will come out and
sing.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bate died last Sun.
day night. She was the oldest
citizen of this community. If she
had lived one day longer she
would have been 90 years old.
She was a member of the Metho,
dist church, and a devout chris
tian, we'll known for her faith and
piety. She will be sadly missed
by her many friends and acquain
tances here, butshe has gone to
the land of sweet deliverance, and
her sufferings are ended. Her
remains were carried to Memphis
and buried by the side of her
husb band in Elm wood cemetery.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-10-19
NUMBER Al
DAYS DOTS

Wanted-The news from Pleas.
ant Hill.
John w. Barbee, jr., has ty.
phoid fever.
Mrs. Powers has had a visit
with relatives IN Memphis.
Misses Kate and Fannie Logan
are visiting here this week.
Mrs. Guthrie has returned from
an extended visit to relatives in
different states.
Sarah Buntin il quite sick, also
Charlie Crumpler, jr. The latter
has typhoid fever.
We regret to hear of the death
of Mr.. Henley's little daughter,
Lutte. He moved to Texas q few
months ago and expected to re-
turn, but now he will remain
there for the present.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-10-19
PENSIONERS MONEY
READY FOR DISTRl BUTTON

Chancery Clerk Wilroy yester'
day received a warrant from the
state auditor for $2,339.50, this
being the amount apportioned to
the pensioners of DeSoto county.
The classes of pensioners who
were given $3l.30 at the distribu.
ton last year will draw only
$2S. 80 this year. This decrease
is caused by the increase of pen.
sioners over the state. DeSoto
county has Il this year to 6S last
wear.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-10-19
Lest We Forget.

Baby is restless, can't sleep at
night, won't eat, cries spasmodi-
cally. A bottle of Whites Cream
Vermifuge never fails to euro.
Every mother should give her
baby Whites Cream Vermifuge.
So many times whom the baby is
pale and fretful, the mother does
not know what to do. A bottle OF
this medicine would bring color
to his cheeks and laughter to its
eyes. Give it a trial. Sold by E.
D. Lauderdale, Hernando; J. NJ.
Solomon, Love.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-10-19
POPLAR CORNER PICK.UPS.

Miss McCargo is getting along
nicely with her school.
Mrs. w. Channell is visiting in
the Poplar Corner neighborhood.
Miss Osha Jspson was a vel.
come visitor at the corner last
week.
w. H. Williamson went to Walls
last Sunday to church and caught
a fine 'possum on the road.
Boys, that old dog tail cotton
picks bad. Old Hughey's fingers
are all worn into the quick. How
Is yours.
G. G. Mayfeld said few days
ago that he had % acres in cotton
and had it all picked over the first
time-except 18 acres.
Our correspondents last week
must have been rained out. Let
them wake up, We want to hear
from them every week.
Preaching at Walls last Sun
day. Those who missed it, missed
q treat. The Rev. Mr.. Neel will
preach again on the fourth Sun.
day in this month. His text will
be from the first verse and first
chapter in tho Bible. Go and
hear him and learn something.
Mrs. Old Hughey went to
church last Sunday. l heard a
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-10-19
Notice to Agents.

This is to notify all agents, es.
pecially those for medicine and
pictures, that they are forbidden
to transact business on any Of the
places owned. leased or controlled
by Banks & Go. Anyone violat.
ing this order will be vigorously
prosecuted.
11-1.1yr BANKS q 20.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-10-19

woman tell her that she looked
younger than her baby child.
Such talk as that will give her
the big g.head and the next thing
will be a divorce suit. don't
want her friends to tell her that,
even if they do think it.
OLD HUGHEY.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-10-19
Quarterly Conference Notice.

The fourth quarterly confer
'ence of fernando and Kinds
charge will be-. held at Kinds
Chapel Nov. 3rd and 4th-the 1st
Saturday and Sunday in Novem.
Der. Everybody invited to at
tend. Let those interested take
due notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
j. B. RANDOLPH, Pastor.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-10-19
Strayed.

One large pointer, white and
black spots. Liberal reward.
A. D. WHEELER, Hcrnando.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-11-22
BOUGHT LIQUOR IRREdULARLY9
Judge Mcdonald Submits His Report
But State Board Keeps 1t Close.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 14.-Judge ]. E.
Mcdonald, Of Winnsboro, employed
several months ago by the present
State board of dispensary directors
to look into some $500, 900 worth of
purchases made by the former board
and to give his opinion as to whether
some of these accounts should not be
refused payment on the ground Of
fraud, has made his report, but the
board has not yet given this out for
publication.
It is understood that the report is
of a highly sensational character
that the attorney discovers that some
$500, 900 worth was purchased in an
irregular way; that much of it has
been shipped back, and that still
more should go back.
Several members Of the dispensary
investigating committee voted last
spring to hold up all these accounts
and let the legislature say which
should be paid, if any, but by mar
row majority the accounts were
turned over to the board to be paid
at the boards discretion.
The board has already paid over
$500, 900, owing still about $500, 900.
and it is charged that the new boaro
has been playing favorites before it
got it's own attorneys opinion.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-11-22
CHARLOTTE SIMMONS AGAIN.
Rumored That Commander Johnson's Brother
and John Strickland Fought Over Her.

CONWAY, Nov. 16.-Various wild
rumors were afoat last week Of a
serious cutting scrape near Pleasant
Meadow in Bayboro township, be.
tween a Mr.. johnson, brother OF
Commander Johnson, and Mr.. John
Strickland. The story was in sub
stance that the two men fell out over
Charlotte Simmons, the same woman
who figured here several times in the
trial Of Commander Johnson. john
son went to house where he saw
Nrickland on the piazza sitting be-
side Charlotte Simmons. He did not
like it and one thing brought on an
other until the men fought, johnson
cutting Strickland so seriously that
it was rumored he had died. Rumor
also had it that Johnson himself was
badly used up and unable to be out.
On the one hand the report is de-
MED by some people who ought to
know if such a thing had occurred.
Others say the story is substantially
correct. No steps in a legal way
have been taken in the matter, so far
as known.