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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Kryl, Great Cornetist. Cominp.

Bohumir kryl proclaimed the worlds
greatest cornetist since the DAYS of jules
Levy and who has created sensation ON
two continents by his marvellous work,
viii play in Richmond Thursday night
Of this week, supported by Miss Julia
Heinrich, contralto, OF international repu-
tation: Earl Heinrich, baritone soIoist,
and Miss Phoebe Mae Roberts, the reader,
Who is possessed of unusual power.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Physician on Trial.
Especial TO The I'imcs-Dispat

NORFOLK, VA, March 5.--Dr francs
NJ. Morgan will be tried in the Gorpola-
ton Court Friday. March lGlh, on me
chnrgc of criminal malpractice. Judge
fJancl,el overruled to-day tile demurrer
OF counsel for Dir Morgan, which was
argued recently against the trial OF the
ease against pr. Morgan In inc courts
of Norfolk. Thc effort to free pr. Nor
gan without trial was based on the
ground that Berkeley was not g part ~
the city at the time the operation Was
performed, and that the territorS was a
mile from the city limits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Struck BY Falling Scantline.

John Lowry. a laborcr employed al the
afternoon by a piece of scantlng and
seriously injured. He fell through one
story and was badly bruised and cut.
The ambulance was phoned for and Tur-
mand responding gave the injured man
medical aid, He was taken 10 his home,
No. i0lI North Eighth Street, whore he
lay unconscious for some time. II is
thought however, that he will recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06

her home in Richmond after brief stay
with friends mt Vista.
Mr.. James Miller Is very III at his home
near Laurel.
Mrs. Samuel Ford and daughter were
the recent guests of Mrs. Ned 1oombs.
NJ. Henry Tiller has returned to Rich
mond after visiting Mr.. Irwin Butler.
Mr. Morris, of Nelson county. has ac-
copied /, position at the Laurel Industrial
School
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Orth in Lynchburg.

(Special to The -Dispatchl
st.YNCHBURG, VA, March al Orth.
Who will play again with the New York
American League team this Year, joined
Ills team here tonight en- route for the
spring practice 1T Birmingham, Ala. The
team will play here April Oth5on the re-
turn, when Orth will pitch against the
Lynchb,wg Virginia Lcaguers
iOrth was never in better condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
AGED LADY ILL.
West Point Having Trouble With
Acetylene Gas Plant
speclnl 10 Mic Times-pispatel

Especial 10 The Timcs-DlsputtEll
s WEST POINT, VA, March 5.-AIrs Oc-
..,w; ~ lewis mother of commemorative
Attorncy3 III. /. Lewis, aged ninety, Is quite
Sick d her home in Wes5 Point
West point people are having trQubie
with the ucetylene gas. The darkest.
muddicst nights this winter the ,, town W Nh,
plunged in darkness and the homes an
lighted with lamps or candles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Missionaries for Japan

Rev. c. y. Cowman and Mrs. g. b. Cow
man, of Tokyo, Japan, who have d Bible
school and two rescue missions IN that
city. VIII speak to-day al $50 and To-
nirlt at o clock in the West End Rescue
Mission No. TT ", Cary Street The
public Is cordially Invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Target Practice TODAY

The regular police target practice wifi
take place IN old Market Hall lhA after
noon. Ihe' First District officers win try
to win once from the kid Glove hays
under Captain Hulce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Will OF Mr.. Conner Put on Record

Thu win Of the late Mr., Il, NJ, Conner,
of the Nine-Mile Road was put on
record yesterday mthc Henrioo court.
Mrs Conner and he, son qualified aS
executors. 1he estate IL valued al about
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Let Your Dollars Work for You.
Days, Nights and Sundays

N/OU know your present earning capacity
l You know that you can, if you yiN save part
OF your earnings eSc,y month";
We will tell you how to couple yoMy esrning-powcr
with the earning power of nancy.
How to make your savings work for YOU, day and
night, like many slaves
The slaves (dolars) you have working for YOU
the less you need to slave for someone else.
In time you live the income these slaves pro-
duce for YOU
Now this is not guess work.
1t isn't theory.
It's the result of applying the methods of the million
airc fnancer for the benefit of the wage earners.
You have heard much talk about 80 a year. that
you forget how rapidly money makes money.
We can't all be miionares, but utilize their
of profit.
That is exactly the method pursued by the American
Reserve Bond Co.. under state supervision and control.
Results:
Over three and half millions of dollars already dis
tributcd to depositors.
Over three millions of dollars in assets.
The largest State Deposits of similar institution in
the countryn round numbers about and half million
dollars.
Today, we are the largest investment bond company
in the World.
These of vital interest large
small your income.
We you with plan whereby you draw regular
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and quickly accumulate surplus with absolutely risk of
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Details n Office, or by mail.
Write or call-not next week, but NOW
AMERICAN RESERVE BOND co.
7I3 Mutual Assurance Building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Prince of Pilsen.

Henry ". Sayage's perennially popular
musical comedy. 1.-The Prince of Pilscn,'
will play an engagement at the Academy
of Music tonight. It's many successful
engagements throughout the country have
given it prestige enjoyed by no other
performance of its kind. With its wealth
OF melody and harmony set to a story
in which romance and humor play equal
parts; clothed in a pleasing garniture of
scenic and costume adjournment: presented
by A cast chosen to give best expression to
the various moods of its characters; the
work of its principals supplemented by
the efforts of the chorus contingent, in
which excellent voices are allied to pleas
ing personalities, '.'rhe Prince of ,Pil-
sens" popularity will not show any DIM
mutton for many seasons. it is expected.
The company announced includes Jess
Dandy. Arthur Donaldson. WAR Ander-
son, j. Hayden Clarendon. James r.
Rome, Peter Swift. Ida Stanhope, Ruth
PEBBLES, Marie Welsh. Marguerite F'ergu-
son. Pauline Huntley, Carrie Deming,
Peggy Ballou. Loire Sprasue and others.
\ largely increased orchestra Will give
added beauty to the musical side OF the
performance. The company is the same
seen here uast season, when the opera
made genuine hit.
Adelaide Thurston's New Play.
At the Academy tomorrow, matinee
and night, pretty Adelaide Thurston will
be seen in her new play, The Triumph
of Betty" Accounts which frequently
reach here from cities wherein she has
presented THE Triumph of Betty say
that 1t is the best play in which this
dainty little star has ever appeared in
her four starring seasons, and critics and
public agree with Miss Thurston That
she has found a better vehicle for the
display OF her fresh. ingenious gifts as
AN actress than any she has ever had
before.
Coming Events.
Looking for My Ten" is the song hit
of Molly Moonshine." in which Marie
Cnhil will be seen at the Academy
Thursday night. The other songs which
are being whistled about New York are
Robinson Crusoe's Isle" Foolish" and
Don't be What You Amt"
The Pit.
As virle and as thoroughly American
as was the story of THE Pit" by Frank
Morris, Is the play made from that book
for William A. Brady. in which Wilton
Lackayc will appear next Saturday af-
ternoon and night at the Academy.
The play has made tremendous hit
everywhere Thoroughly American in
| every detail. n faithful picture of the
| great wheat market of the west and OF
social American customs and problems OF
to-day, the play makes an appea
stronger perhaps than the decentralization
of any romance that has yet been giver
to tilc stage. go
In the role Of Curtis Jndwin. Wlltor
Lackaye, who has appeared with dis.
tnotion in so many parts, has found III.
best opportunity.
Nine MantiIli, and hey grand opcra
principals VIII be heard in III Troyatore'
at Tho Academy on Friday night. lhe
entire opera will be heard. tho principals
singing the choruseq.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Young Man Arrested.

Officer Waymack yesterday afternoon
arrested Ivan Irvine and Fatty" Tyson,
and charged them with fighting. The
men are alleged 10 have gotten into a
difficulty over q game OF pool and Tyson
vas knocked down by Irvine. While down
he jerked pencil from Irvine's pocket
and stabbed the man several times in the
face. The point of the pencil narrowly
missed running the eyesight of Irvine.
The case viii be called in Police Court
this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
For Judge Clopton.

Influential citizens OF Manchester
friends of Judge William |. Clopton, OF
the Corporation Court were working
among tho solons in Richmond yesterday
in the Interest OF the bill for the reten-
ton Of the court In this city in the event
OF the consolidation of Manchester and
Richmond Judge Clopton has made a
most excellent judge OF the court here,
md he has many prominent friends in
the city who are interesting themselves
In his behalf. If the bill is defeated it
will have the tendency of hurting annex
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Arranging for Bazaar.

Select Council No. 70, Daughters Of
Liberty. is arranging for a bazaar to be
given in Leader Hall from the 10Th to
the cath of this month.
The committee appointed 10 make the
arrangements for the bazaar have about
completed the programme for each night.
The Eagle Band of the city has consent
ed 10 play each night. Booths will be
placed about in the hall, and large crowds
are expected each night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
For a New Church.

The Building Committee Of clopton
Street Baptist Church has made all ar
engagements for tho awarding of the con
tract for the erection Of the handsome
new edfice In Swansboro, The commit
tee imet last night and perfected its
plans The structure is 10 cost 100000,
aud viii be of brick, With a basement a
Sunday school room and the main audi
ferium Rev j. lE. Cook is now the
pastor OF .his church.
To Test the Law.
.Assemnlyman u. l.. Tnney was fined
IN Police Court yesterday morning on
the charge of permitting his horse TO
run at large He asked that the fine be
Increased to $40, in order that he might
appeal from the decision of the Mayot
His request WAS complied With and -.e
case win be heard in the Corporation
Court. Mr.. Toney contends that Mayor
Maurice has no right to collect fee on
case because OF the fact that he Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Finances Good.

The Finance Committee met IN called
session last night. Only routine business
was transacted. The budget. as printed
some time ago. was completed. and viii
be submitted to the Council along with
the bills that were ordered to be paid
nj the meeting Friday night. The city
VIII show for the next fiscal year good
I'm 1.i.lI not,LitIc,t,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Mr.. Ryan Among Friends.

Mr.. Daniel Ryan, one of the most
VERSATILE actors on the American stage,
opened q weeks engagement last night
ut the Bijou. when he presented his new
play. Forgiven" to a large and appre-
ciative audience.
Mr.. Ryan. as usual. proved himself an
actor of merit. and the audience again
and again showed It's appreciation of his
artistic work by well-deserved applause.
The company that surrounds the star
is well-balanced and capable. and the
stage settings are in keeping with the
reputation enjoyed by the young TRACE
dian.
To-day and tonight Forgiven" will
be repeated. and on Wednesday and
Thursday. Hamlet will be the Offering.
Mr.. Ryan deserves the gratitude of the
public for Offering 1t an opportunity OF
witnessing well acted. legitimate plays
at popular prices. His future as a TRACE
dian is well assured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
.LEN DOCKSTA.DER
WON MANY LAUGHS
Two Large Audiences Applaudcd
His Songs and Mono
logues.
NEIL o'BRlEN is VERY FUNNY
The Prince OF Pilsen, a Popular
Musical Comedy, To-night's
Attraction.

Lew pockstnder, who stands upon the
highest pinnacle OF minstrel fame played
twice ut the Academy on Yesterday and
endearcd himself 10 the many who
packed the house at both performances.
Everybody Works But Father was
sung In inimitable style and SO strongly
did the melody appeal to the gallery that
1.-THE gods sang it several times to show
their Appreciation.
Mr. Dockstader is as funny as ever
and possibly flnnicr. He has gorgeous
scenery and a capable company of fun
makers and artists
Neil O'Brien ran a close second to the
great and only Lew, for his two songs
Just Because She Had That Winning
Way" and Never No More" were as
genuinely humorous as any one could
wish. All the vocal selections were well
rendered. but Mr.. William II. McDon-
olds, the bass soloist was the bright par
ticular star of this part of the pro-
gramme, his voice being of deep sea
depth.
The dances and specialties were all
excellent and Mr.. DockSteader's mono
log,ies were inimitable.
Mr.. Polk Miller, who knows good min
strel art when he sees it. smiled appro-
val from box. but declined to sing TO
the audience when Lew cordially in
yited him.
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a salaried officer. Judge Clopton's opin-
ion in the matter will be of interest to
many Manchester people, and will set ut
rest question that is being agitated
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
NOTICE.

sv v,,tue of an order of the County Court @ ol yantk ner County, Arkansas, made on ., oS.oo is,h iQ6. in the matter of the estaonsn p,Is' .rd construction of a Ditch in Drainase
 ,;c, Number Two of Fsulk ner ounty: Al 't
 as. Noric. is hereby gi en that the sale VI DiI construction of the Ditch in said Drainage D ,,ict NurnberT of Esuikn ner county 'Afk hnsas' and of inc clearing of the right oi-way , U. E oJ uiIl be made al public Uutcry to the lowest sponsibIe bidder at the othce ot tne Ho"us .h a ferk of Faulkner County, Arkansas, ID tne Court house in the City of 'nway, ArkHpsos' ,cos on M pday, the 18th day of November, LSuo i5 The beginning point, route and terminus ol sslS S Dilch anl said right of-way to bt so constr we.eu in Drainage District Number Two oi fanikne' County, Arkansas will appear specine n aoe oe :, scr bed In Book Number l3. Pages " 10 wo U ol the Records of the County Court of rauiknei County. Arkansas; and the proh1es ana specin.. . cations of said Ditch to be onstructeo ann she W right of-vay to be cleared is on hle in the once uf the County Clerk of Faulkner county. Arkan- sas subject to i. spection. The entire construe ton of "a Id Ditch and clearing of said rignt way will be let and sold in soIido; bidoers VII be required to give bond as provided oy law, Burr, Civil kngineer. will sup. rinteno tne sale and letting of said contract and will receiVe the bids for same.
 Given under my hand and seal as Clerk oi me County Court of Faulkner County, Arkansas' on this 18th day of October, 1900.
 st Clerk of County Court of Faulkner County
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
QUITMAN.
From the C

From the Chronicle, October 9.
 c. w. Martin will go on the road again in a few days.
 Moses Sandage of Madelia was in town Wednesday buying colts from B H. Bennett Moses San dage is the gentleman who led the Cleburne County candidates through the wilderness. He ran on the Populist ticket for county surveyor and reached the office seekers promised land by over 300 majority. He was the only Pop ulist elected on the county ticket September 3. Mir. Sandage has just returned from a three week S visit with relatives and friends at Bristow Indiana. The old home stead, during his thirty years ab- sence had undergone many changes
 Lennie Grafton and Jess Lane srp oyes the Thompson Milling Company were painfully injured Saturday while baling cotton. A lever became detached striking both on the head crushing them to the floor instantly and causing very severe scalp wounds on both of the unfortunate men. Dr. Kessinger was called and rendered the neces- sary surgical aid. MT. Lane is still confined to his room.
 Miss Mai Witt has accepted a position on the local staff and com positor in the Chronicle office.
 Miss Emma Benedict of Conway has been visiting friends and rela- tives at this place the past week She returned to her home Monday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01

ley president, R. E. Rison secretary and treasurer, Geo. Usery, Thos Cranford, Arthus Hutto, J. R. Myers and J. l.. Cook.
 Capt. Bob Neal of Aplin town ship, was a visitor this week. He reports his wife having purchased a new two horse power automobile. He also reports that he is candi date for sergeant at arms ot the house of the representatives, which meets in January. Bob is a good farmer and a successful tobac- co raiser, as we'll as a democrat.
 w. A. Isgrig of Conway, the cotton seed buyer, was visitor to Perry Thursday.
 Theo. Hart is at work grading and filling up the mud holes OH the road north of town to Perry. John Hana should work the mountain and throw the rocks out Of the road at least.
 A man named Keeling was killed Friday evening by limb falling on him, while engaged cutting timber at McKinniss' mill at Perry. We failed to learn the particulars. He leaves a family and has brother living east of town at the Barbor place.
 We learn that the Steel Hotel near the depot at Fourche was de- stroyed by fire on the night of the night of the 25th. It was a 1.-two, story frame structure, having Fabout 14 or more rooms and opera ted by MT. Steel. We failed to learn the amount of loss or origin of the fire.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
CASA.
From the Democrat, October ae.

From the Democrat, October O.
 Howard Adams was one of the best known and we'll liked young men of Casa, and the news of his death came as a shock to his many friends. He was taken sick on Tuesday of last week with a chill, and congestion set up and Friday morning at 2 o'clock he died. Howard came here about 5 years ago with his mother, and elder brother George, and has resided here ever since. About two years ago he was married to Miss Laura Spires of Conway county, who sur wives him.
 At the residence of Rev. D. L Redditt in Casa at 7 p. m.. Octo- Der 22, MT. J. B. Harvey of Ho' Springs and Miss Peggy Lawrence of Casa were united in wedlock bl Rev. Amos. E. Wilson, pastor oi the N. F. Church south.
 N. F. Ried moved to Adona this week, where he will take charge of the postofice at that place.
 A wild west show exhibited her last Tuesday night to small crowd
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
BORDER COUNTY NOTES
 NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS, COLLECTED FROM
 THE COLUMNS OF OUR EXCHANGES.

They had some splendid riders and some as mean looking ponies as ev- CT roamed the Texas prairies.
 Rev. Amos E. Wilson, the pas tor of the Methodist church south was a pleasant caller at our ottlce Tuesday morning. Rev. Wilson is making an effort to have the Methodist church finished.
 Two storks visited the home oi Will Blair, each one bearing a brand new boy. Boys and mother doing we'll, and Will has a smile on his face as broad as saw blade.
 Rev. A. E. Wilson is holding a protracted meeting at this place this week. The night services are held in the school building and the day services at the Methodist church. Owing to there being so much sickness the attendance Is small.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
MORRILTON.
Prom the Democrat. October a6.

Prom the Democrat. October 8. MT. and Mrs. John Dickson are rejoicing over the arrival of their first born, girl, that arrived this week. Mrs. Dickson is visiting her mother at Stigler, I. T.
 While coming to town with a load of lumber Tuesday from his mill near Hattieville w A. Ken nedy killed a watermoccasin near Caney that measured four and a haH feet long. He had him on ex- Intuition in town.
 It is reported that Walter Myers of this city will be appointed court stenographer by Judge Basham Walter is fine young man, good stenographer, and if the report is correct, we are sure he will prove his worth.
 On account of not being able to get some one to serve as postmaster we understand that the postofhce at Ada has been discontinued, and the mail now goes to Index;
 Jas. P. Holmes of this county plead guilty in U. s. Court at Lit tie Rock Monday to illicit distilling and was fined BIoo and sentenced to 30 days in the Pulaski county jail.
 MT. and Mrs. B. F. Jordan of Springfield are rejoicing over the arrival of fine baby boy at their home Tuesday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
BEEBE.
Prom the News, October S.

Prom the News, octoberS.
 The skating rink craze has strncS Beebe. -as4s
 Born, to MT. and Milton Fecher' Thursday, October IS, a son.
 Born, to Mir. and Mrs. J. D. liar rison, Tuesday, October 23' daughter.
 Arthur Willis and Miss Eula Morrison were married at the Bap- tist parsonage last Wednesday night Rev. H. Y. Morris officiating.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. Strickland re-, turned from their bridal tour last Friday and are now at home to their friends at their residence on the corner of Cleveland and Second streets.
 Grandma Caradine celebrated her goth birthday at the residence of her daughter Mrs. Joe Williams, near Stony Point, last Sunday. Quite a number of relatives and friends were present to wish this grand old lady may live to enjoy many more birthdays.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. w. B. Milton, on the 2Ist, a son.
 One week from today the new county officials will assume their respective positions in this state The change in this county will be as follows: J. A. Canada, sheriff in place of J. P. Wood; Mark r Jones, circuit clerk, in place of J D Brandon; J. F. Headley, county clerk, in place of T. E. Baldock Jno. P. Williams, assessor. in place of A. L. Mckay; J. A. Chandler coroner. in place of Dr. Weir; C s. George, county judge, and R s. Rogers county treasurer, sue ceed themselves. The retiring of fcials have each served two term and as a general thing, have givel satisfaction. The new official start in with bright prospects ant the News wishes each a successful administration.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
CLINTON.
Prom the Journal, October 2s.

Prom the Journal October 2S.
 The farmers and their 4 families are all working like beavers to get their corn and cotton in out of the wet.
 The folks on the Culpepper and Scotland telephone line make it a point to get up at 3 o'clock every morning. It is race to see which one can get the phone first,
 Rev. J B. Stevenson, the pre- siding elder, will preach here next Wednesday night.
 Tom Davis and Rufe Smith are wanting to pay their subscription with fat 'possums. How would this strike your We suppose they would want us to catch the DOS sums ourselves, too.
 There were nine final proofs on .homesteads made last Monday. The government land is going.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01

October Il, 196D
 Notice Is hereb, given that the following named settler has fler notice Of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the county clerk of Faulkner county. Arkansas, at Conway Arkansas, on December l. 1o06, viz: Amanda Allen. widow oi Elias Allen (deceased). H. K No 24911 for east half of southeast quarter and uihwest quarter of southeast quarter section 27, township north range 14 west.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation oi said land. viz:
 Jerry Cohn, of Conway, Ark; John Mason, oi Conway, Ark; Hamilton Moore, of Conway Ark; Wm Manley, of Conway, Ark. Ct H. MYERS, Register.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
"atkDocks the Itch.

It may not cure all your ills, but ii does cure of the worst. II cures any form of the itch ever known-no matter what it Is called, where the sen> ation is itch, ," it knocks it. Hczema, Ringworm and all the rest are relieved at once and cured by one box. lt's guaranteed, and Its name Is Hunts Cure. 5-4t