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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-03-02
&attenjasa.
Ra9bari4aft in Mufresuns periett.

S6on isit Idneerer 3sit bate uan
In @trb Glids @obnung, 22O8 Stu
tion Gtrabs. elmer @atts na&eefphrt,
tpsl&e bie GamiIte isit seraumer 3sit
bur9 Annassn bisiss ober isnen @esen.
fanbes gedr9ert unb In Aufregung
9sbaltsn. 6eute mars sin !S4ub.
morgen Elm Out. ibermorgsn mslsi&t
Elm frii&gebadener pie meI&er Der
Nasermutb gum Opfer gefauen. Eros
allsr 2if tpar man ni&t TN stanbe.
f@ bes 9bisres 3u ertusbren, iobab R9
snbIi9 Slid enti&aoB, anfatt mod met.
ter auf Raben ooer Gallsn 3u Der.
trauen. islber R6 auf bie 9auer 3tl
fsqsn unb bas Rasstbisr ab3ufangen.
glit bsm Rebolper In Der 6anb ieste
er R9 seFern Naamittas auf einen
StubI nisber, unb tuartete tn Rnbe auf
bas, tuas ha fommsn tperoe. Die tibri'
gen Nitsltsber Der camille uareu tn
bit stabt sseanesn unb 8obtsniiille
bsrrf9te I'm 9auIs. Die &atte, tuel9e
itb iunfi wd6renb bss Sasss ME iehsn
lieB, fabte Wuib unb frsdte oie Naie
aus einsm 2o4e I'm 5uBbobsn berbor,
i9nupperts erf berbd9tig, bstam
oann Wutb unb tro9 meter 'raus, unb
sulebt fanb He gang brauben. Sies
NOR Der 3eitpunft, Slid brHdte Los,
uno als h1 Der pulberoampf beraegen,
lag sine id6ne 0aie ssri3mettsrt auf
Der @rbe, bte Hatte aber mar entton1s
men.
Sept NOR bon &s9tswesen bas
proaramm bssnbet. bod ipiste f&
injw if8en tn Der Wa&barf&afi etuas
au. tporauf Slid ni9t gere&nst bate.
Cine bortberaebsnbe Grau bate ben
S6uB esbbrt, ibrsn S9ritt eebemmt
unb f6 bas 9aus bon allen Seitsn
anaeieben. 0ein 2ebens3ei&en. Wan
fraat eint 8stannie unb bieie batte &C.
iebeu. bab oie 6amilie CUR Staot gtng.
Wsrmutbungen mur6en ausgetaufGi
uno @ei&t&ten aus friibsren $aeen
einanber ins @eb1&tnib surtidesrufsn.
bis man 3ulsBt gum gnti9IuIs tommt,
bte poliaei umeebenbs au bena&rt&.
ttgsu. Sn wiIbem %itts iagen BIZ
@ablsr @oIniib unb WiIfon au,
etsls, nsbmsn ben 8batbsfanb auf.
unb tsbren bonu enttduf9t our Station
,urhd.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-03-02
M 6roer beorob I.

ploo m iaeio Sns.. 2.
Rar,. 3wnn,ie bsuafnste 2sute be.
MAIDEN bic tisfss Sail, um su Der.
bitten, oaB 5bOmas 9albuIn, ber @ora
giienman, i5rs Wuttsr, ioiuie auh
Dsrrn unO 6rau Charles aennsop ge'
i6etst, sslpa9t wiro. Nan b6rt be-
adnoige Ssrti9ts, baB bic Jarmsr bon
gOlfar unO arrowimit5 enti4lchen
Fno, b.: Sail gu ifirmsn uno galowin
,u 9anssu. SaIowin fe6t unter ans
tlass oss bis.fa8eu NOrbss.
MiIi3en IN elmer RoIIi.
lion.
Bater5urp. @onu., 2. Wdr3.
Rit furdi6arer @etpalt. wsl&e bic
gilenmaHen Der 2otomrtipeu wis
Drdbts bsrbog unb asripIitt.rte. rann'
ten asFsru elm psriOnen. uno Elm Sps'
3inI3ue In einnnoer. Bier 2eute muir.
ben ssiootst, cine san3e anaa5l anosrsr
trugen msbr Dber minoer i4were Ter'
lsbungen oaoon. Oas nngltid srsig'
nt.e I'D bei plait Mins, eins Meite
bon bier.
Der SpsstaI3ug beffano aus Der
9otomotib, unb sinsm Wnsgon. In
usInen fi9 65 Nann Der eompagnis
F. 9. Reet. Conn. Nat. @uarb bsfan.
ben. goubernsur @oobruf bsfano
fia TN 3uee. purbs nber ni9t perIsst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-03-02

Gin 8rteftr&qer. mel4er
ein uni4uIoig ausistsnbes poRpadst,
eas an eine 5irma an Der eho Wsri.
bian strabe aoreiRrt mar, aus benz
poffbeuteI nsbmen wollte, soa isine
6anb wisbsr i&lsunisf surtd, als
babe ibn eins 0atisr sebiHsn, uno bis
6anb blutste uirtli9 unb seiste cine
brsifa9e @unbe. gDie Der UerIebts.
Waltsr ct. 9sonarb nit Namen, nun-
msbr ionitatirte, sntbislt baa padst
WeRer unb @absln unb eiae Der 2eb.
tsren batte 1& bur@ bis umbhnung
6inbur& esarbsitt, unb bate BET benz
raf9sn 3usreifsn, osm 2eonarb In bic
6anb tabrenb. eine, wsnn aud ni9t
ssfdbrli@s. 70 bod uuangsnsbmsWunoe
peruria&t.
Sn Sanber un b Nefsrs W6.
belgef&dft on Der Sff Waibinston
Strabe befano man R9 gefern tn
GROCER Aufregung, benn Der 6urnace
bes @ei&dfts, Der nebenbsi eefaat eirea
1000 pfunb miegt, wel&er mdbrenb
bes llmbaus nod ben bintsren Rdum.
Ii&teiten eeT&aft Uar, mar fpurlos
berf&wunben. Wan batte iofort Gin.
BREEDER TN Beroa&t unb mollte poIisei.
li&e Ollie In Anipru& nebmsn, um
Rn nod beRen 8erbIsib um3uieben, ba
bstam man bie Auftldrung bon stnem
Der Ansefelten bes gei&dfts, bab er
ben 4siaunesapparat CUR Aufbewab.
rung bate fortbrineen laRsn, bis tpis.
Der iiitleres @etter eintritt unb Der
llmbau beenbist III.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-03-02
S9lamer gbsdfdli@er.
GaentbaIben fubnSet man auf benisIben.

Gin seriebsner Buride, Der ani4ei'
nsno bonn glhds bs9hnffigt wiro. tff
sefern Der poIi3ei our4 Die Singer &C.
i4lapft. gsrsits bor einigen &oeen
uar elmer Der tisRgsn ROblenbdnolsr
BON etnem 8auner nit einem uertb.
lOisn Gbsd eslsimt. uno ba man srs
Darteis. bab bsrisIbs feline e&winbs.
lsisn aud auf anbern eteaen ipteosr'
bOlsn perbs. tpurbsn ois bsriaiebenen
acblsnbdnbIsr bsna8ri&ttst, auf ibm
a9t au esbsn, unb fcfort beim @rf4et'
nsn bshelbsn ois poli3ei su alarmlrsn.
@efern Na&miitas nun sri&ien elm
Wann tn Der Office Der Snoianapclis
Wtorter unb SueI Co.. bsfsllte R4 eine
6aIbe 8onnc Qoblsn, unb bot fir be-
islbs einen 81 @bed In 3ablung. Die
WstboSs par genau oisfeIbe ipis tn
frtiheren JdEen nn9etpanot. uno Do
man R9 NIT benz Buri9sn In aQsrlsi
Rsbsn unb @sssnreoen perfo&t.
i&bpfts bsrisIbs Wsrba&t unb enifiob.
Spdtsr murbs bie pOIi3et bsna&ri&'
tigt, bod fonnts Disfslbs natHrli& ni&i
rs9tasitis msbr sintrsHsn, um ben
Wonn fef3unehmen. Nus benz Often
lief bon Der Waibineton. 9. g., 90.
li3ei cine WslOuns BIER Elm. auf gbp.
g. Atbsrton, alias Grafs, alias Blad.
alias Mafin au fabnben, ba berielbe.
ein ssfdbrli9sr gbsdfdli4sr. bort iebn.
li&f sefu&t uerbe. Ob Der bier ope'
rirsnbe Buri&e nit oem 6lh&tlina
libsntii& III, lieb I'D nod ni&t ermit'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-03-02
YoliseiIt&es.

Gin @iIruf rief gefferu bie Rab.
Ter stsmart unb MulIsn nod Der @Ob,
nung 205 Toro Dapibfcn Sir., no
anaebli6 ginbre9er i'm Keller haufsn.
Nan bate eau3 beutli4 bas umbsr'
tappen barislben i'm 9ellsr qeb6rt unb
bate iuear sine Ssnor' unb sins 8as.
fimme unterTdsibsn fbnnsn, uelds H4
In gebdmpTtsm Some 3ursosten. Die
Raoler unterIu6ten unb fauben, bnB
Sbomas uno Waris, Der 5austatsr
unb feline 2isbffs, I'm 2slIsr sinmal
mad BEN Rsdtsn geishsn. geioe pur'
ben bon ben @aSIsrn In bie falts Na9t.
Iuft binausseiagt.
0arIep RaII, elm 18idbriger
usiber Sunge, elm Waiie iett frti6sife,
Qinbhsit, uno SsOrge Wiliams, "a,
elm Nsssr, Der feline Gorsiis als 1014
Rorb NiROuri Ctr. ansiebt. tpurben
bsioe In siusm Sra4tmasgon beute
frhb aufssfuuoen uno berbaftet. gsios
Buri9sn uarsu sbsmalig tn 6fentli4er
Snaitutsn untsresbra&t urb bort er'
;oeen bsap. eorrigtrt. Sollten absl
sie baarfrdubsnbsn @sf9i1tsn, tuel&'
bis Burf5sn iiber bic 8eriumpft6eiI
Der Sunesn In oisien Snfttuten au
0abrbeit bsruben, hann mirb's 3sit.
baB sinmnl cine gan3 pl6bIi1e Wsn'
bung gum gsHsrsn er3wung.n tusreen
follts.
Gin ioner Dumb, ber lie
Qcrb Brcots Str. gshsrn Ra9mittal
bis Ha9bari9aft unii@sr ma8ts
murbs bur3 ois RabIsr 8rimps uni
Ruusn sri6ohsn. Die Na@barI4af
mar In qsipaltiser Aufresuna. uni
alIss pas nur gsins battle, tpar auf &c
R&erte @uifernuns gsfobex.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-03-02
Sm eisnem Setm.
abobius uns Srau bIeiben suiammen.

Sm &bobius Gale III beute tusnis
Weues au beri&teu. Beibe. &booius
unb bie Gina Dare Rbobius. blisbsn
TN @irele part 6otsl, no Rs bon nur
tuenieen 9eitsn ssieben wuroeu.
Als bic Ianse Gsfu&tsn unb erisbn.
ten gefsrn In ihrsn DrolGtsn um bic
gde Der Mariet 6trabs mad bsm Circle
part 6oteI etnbosen, ertuartete fie boz
ieIbf eine sroBe Wenge Rsusisriger,
tpel9e bic Antommenosn bon Ange.
R&t 3u AnssR9t isbsn MOLTEN. oa bis
Na9ri9t bon beren gintreffsn ft9
i4nsu berbrsitet bate. Die Sufafen
Der erRsn DrofGte tparsn pDIi3.iri&tsr
WbulIon. Anpalt gIappouI uno De.
betmpOIi3ifi 6assr bon 2ouisuilIs. mas
FIR bic 6arrenben cine GENTLE @ut.
tdufdung oerurIa9ts, oa Rbooius uno
5rau sruartet uarsn. Sbrs GsbuIb
wurbe anf teine su barte probs ae-
Rellt. Ibenn aus Der nG&fen 9rpi4te
fisg 3uerf Srau Rbobius fsftsn S9rit'
tss 5sraus. Tim fia fufort nod ben TN
oberen Stod bslsgsnsn 5amilien.
Nppartements su beeeben. biernuf
tam @sorge &bobius aus Der OroT8ts,
tuel8er stuar berfu@te, fsf uno mdnn.
lid auf3utreten, iebo& Nerpoiitdt unb
e6wd9e ni&t bsrlsugnsn ionnts. an.
malt @at @onnaiuap unb Der Wdrter
bes &bobius BON Snnatorium marsn
fofort bintsr ibm Der uno inbem fis ibre
arms Tim ihn l,stsn. gingsn 4, nit
ibm bie Srspps binauf, su bshsH
Bureau.
Sn bisism 3immsr b.fanb fi9 Der
lanaidbriee 8samts bes 6ptsls, 5reunb
uno Reiiebsglsiter bon georgs Rbooius
auf bielsn fsinsr 9ouren unb mon
ma4te es f9 fcfcrt bsqusm sin. aui'
mirte gonbsrfation unterbaItenb.
Mdbreno bisiw unttrbaltung tam
6rau Rbobius auf ibreu 9atten su.
I'm ibn In aus.nia.inli9r 2isb. gu
umiaHen unb gu fissn, wdbreno er
aufrs&t baRnnb unb elmer sthte ni&t
3u beoHrfsn f9ien.
Na4bem bic nbtbieen anorbnuneen
gstroHsn tuarsn, 3ogsn I'D %booius
unb 6rau In ibre Apartements 3urfid
unb HnwaIt 0ugg. Der 8ormuno bss
Rbooius bsffimmte. man fone bie Bel.
ben unbsldfigt lnfsn. 9isieIben her.
ben gsntisenb bon benz @drtsr Burns.
benz 6otsIisr Soisbb gmmins.r unb
Jreunb Amiet bsuabt ,usrben.
Die Dcftoren Nsu unb Rimberlin,
weI4s &9obius auf isinsn gsiiiss3u'
aanb prafen ioIIen. tperbsn bie sinsiesE
perfonsn isin, wel&e fiir bic nd9he
3eit obns Wsitsres 3uIaB srIanesn
t6nnsn.
Il
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-03-02

tsIn. 8batia6e III isoo&, oaBs Elm
i9lauer @aunsr, Der aud In 2afapstte
aufsstretsn iff, @sIadftslsute bel sa
benten gab. @bsds TN Betrage bon
ie $25 purben In Saltlats gitp, Den.
Der, Omaba, gbieago, Buffalo. pttts'
burg, Ro4effer. q. g., BofDn. Hsm
Dort unb Baltimore abseisbt. gor
ssbn Sassn wuroe sin tusrtblOier @bsd
In 2afupstte losgsi3lagen. unb felt Der
3sit wurosn msbrsrs bieFse Girmen
selsimt.
6pffentli9 selingt es bod nod ben
Buri4en bier abaufaRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-03-02

- Ste 8r6bte atno paf=
Ietso soHeauStpabI bess e4mttt.
bItttness attso 8Inssaeu ttA6en
tias aIIe freuSssett asso tSatt'
rt9en 9rtt8msHe. @tr Rno
iebexsett 9erts berett bet Ses
0,tStpabI betaInt9 90 tetw.
0ertex>esa>tts 6te1. 90.
2A1 2taN. Ate. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-03-02

@rober Gr6Mmttts8Ss8a
oer meueu @aIbaaa Saue,
339 OF @aibtn8tes Ctr.
(friabere @anmer&or Gaue)
bemte, samfa8 abeno, ben
2. Rdrs, ttn!er oets aNipts
sjem pes Gmsauew 0eretsS. !
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-03-02
2ln sic mertben Geler
,sdsli9eH Selesrap6" nnb BET ,,Snbiana sribane"

sm saufs ssn anf Sabre Gutenberg Co. Os ben Sage.
blar .Sdsl& 8ph aIs Worgm' unb bic Jnoiana 6rbhne
aIs abOblu bsraussab. Sbm wurO us MIR oansno
tn eFgn Tt6ibum na9 bfn Rrdftn unast uno wr bn
gan, bsrpor, ein sabrnO ansr
tennuns uno Aumunsruna au tbdl wurben.
g taasn 3uiammnHsuuns btoem ausaab nnin OO4
une rsOu.Onnn iOu &niTn ae ni&t D eot unb @olraft
au beb 3unasn bswss ue Der 5oir Der 3 unhsbgt 1for'
bert I'm ben 9u9n staot b staates ns bsu4s 3uns
em t0nns, bic allen sen anforounssn Der geld 2r nipi@t
Sb 3 nit oIbn i.o Sisbs OOudrts
fain mub bfalRn aenDsrun eintren
InHm ndien Nontag 4. Ndr3 nur etme 3sung
su pubIssn. suar in absnbblut unsr benz 8bd
"Telegrnrtt nrn 0rtbiine'.
abR3t f9n Jreas Wdra NIT pubIirune
bn su bsnnn arbsin unmba nit Der auaauns
guann bic mir ans4aHt bun b oabin fers
aniunft e@fn uiu nit Telegraph umb sr
bns" Wunins auss.ae n wiro usrs6as R9 iss Sage
Sum sdIub uniern gsf1 2ern bab wi btb,
3uunf Soften fsuen benz Dsui9tbum
sb.nbarts sur et HELEN aHm Oab
pnIsr gemabunsm NIT erfola asr6n peSa,
sssapb srbane" wirb, ps b9r Der rRssrapb" In Hben
pasm orm attits
poOoa" suammsn IS Gents Mo4. tn etaot fret Dur4
8rds.r ins 6aua 9sIf.rt
Sails nenOsruns Set umrImasistsem
sbu as ssbstn Ot ssp4Oa WO 269 aI
In Q.nntniB bsn mir abbhfe reHen
a4tunasbou
6uenberg Go.
The Newark journal., 1907-08-02
CONDITION OF GOVERNOR LITTLE
lie is Said 10 be Practically Well, But His Hind Has Not Inn
 proved Very Huch

Greenwood, July 27.-Gover- nor John 5. Little is practically we'll and strong phS sieally. He eats we'll and sleeps soundly. His mental condition is not improved, and 1t is feared by his friends that 1t will never be. He is even harder to govern that he was when he came back from Corpus Christi, Tex.
 The governor sustained a fall on the capitol steps in Washington, D. C., in the winter of 1899, which injured his head. His physicians and friends now think that lick on the head may be the cause of his mental trouble. They are now thinking of taking him to New York to specialist for an opera tion.
 Gov. Little has not resigned yet, neither has any statement been given out concerning his future in politics in Arkansas. If he does not stand for a second term in the governors office, there are several candidates who will probably run, prominent among these being Prof. J. H. Hinemon, ex superin- tendent of public instruction; Al len Hamiter, speaker of the house of representatives; John l. Moore, president of the senate, and pos- sibly George Donaghey, the man who has led the fight against the new capitol commission and con- tractors.
The Newark journal., 1907-08-02
GREAT SCIENTIST SAVED.

Here is curious little story about Sir James Simson, the man who introduced the use of chloro- form into surgery, and a peril which he escaped, as recorded by Lyon Playfair Simpson, when busy with his researches into the subject of anaesthetics, called one day on Playfair and asked if he had any thing new likely to produce anaes- thesia. Piayfair had just prepared a liquid which seemed worthy of trial. Simson, who knew no fear, prepared instantly to test it on himself. This Playfair refused to allow until it had first been tried on rabbits. Two were procured and placed under the effects of the an- aesthetic. Next day Simson pro- posed to try it on himself. We might as well see how the rabbits have fared," said Playfair. They found both the animals dead.
The Newark journal., 1907-08-02
DAVIS AT WALNUT RIDGE

Walnut Ridge, July 26.-Sena- tor Davis spoke for two hours to- day to 5000 people at the II. E. Cook picnic and barbecue on state and nationial politics. He discuss
 ed the work of the recent legisla- ture, and denounced John l. Moore, president of the senate and former acting governor, for veto ing a bill appropriating $50, ,000 for an agricultural school. He said this was the only bill passed for the benefit of the farmers, and
The Newark journal., 1907-08-02
The Village Blacksmith

Is the man who has i he tools of the latest type to do al! kinds of Black smithing up-to date Horse shoeing a speciality and all kinds Of blow, wagon and carriage work. Can shrink your tires, when they get loose, in less time than anyone else. All work warrant ed, and done at a reasonable price. Al so agent for the Combination Jack, a tool that every farmer needs. Your patronage will be appreciated.
The Newark journal., 1907-08-02
BRAIN LEAKS.

(From Bryan's Commoner:)
 A patch in time saves money.
 Carelessness is the father of vain regret.
 The man who achieves his ideal had a poor one to start with.
 The first sign of 8 man s strength is his knowledge of his own weak ness.
 A lot of men have changed their ideas about life when their first born was laid in their arms.
 A lot of union men would kick hard if their wives charged them price and half for overtime.
 The man who tackles and per- forms all the little duties that con- fronts him Is always ready when really big things come up for do- ing.
The Newark journal., 1907-08-02
Helen Cannon Washington Belle.

Miss Helen Cannon, daughter of the speaker, is one of the most cultured hostesses as well as one of the mos. cultured women in Washington. Sns is firm believer in the higher educa- ton of women, a great reader, speaSc several languages, which she learned during the years she spent abroad, ts a splendid singer. and holds the record in the high official set for pedestrleS- ism
The Newark journal., 1907-08-02
DIVER SIFICATiON

A diversifier is one who has 8 variety of crops going all the time. It takes a smarter and a more in dustrious man to keep half a dozen things going than it does to keep only one iron hot. but it is this sort of man who gets there with both feet every time. Cotton Journal.
The Newark journal., 1907-08-02
VALUABLE PEARL FOUND

What experts contend is the largest and most valuable fresh water pearl ever brought to their knowledge was found in Black river several days ago, by Sam Hendrickson and s. L. Pitts, who took the pearl to Memphis and sold 1t for S1, 800.
The Newark journal., 1907-08-02

that in order to please a gang of scoundrels in Little Rock John Ike Moore vetoed the bill.
 Senator Davis denounced Speak CT Hamiter and said he hoped the farmers would get together and fill the next House of Represents tives with jeans pants and wool hats
The Newark journal., 1907-08-02
RESULT OF THE REVIVAL MEETING
Complete List of Those Who Join- ed the Methodist Church
 During the Revival

Following is a complete list of those who united with the Metho- dist church during the recent re- vival meeting held here by Revs. Dye and Jernigan:
 J. w. Adams, ". F Lawtou, Tabitha Cablcr, F. M. Martin, o. F. Craig, Maud Young, Ruby Holmes, Pink Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arnold, Mir and Mrs. w. D. Magness, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Walker, Mir. and Mrs. D. c. Lane, Iva Baker, Nora Self, Myr tie Clark, Mary Bedwell, T. E.. Porter, Ada McAhron, E. Brown, Irene Baker, R. K. McIIenry, Nancy Brown, Ida Fields, MT. and Mrs. H. Johle, Minnie Magness, Minnie Tigue, Minnie Brown, Ruth Lane, Iva Gamble, D. P. Whisnant, John Austin, Dye Martin, Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Ed wards, Hazel Edwards, Elmina Magness, w. o. Magness. Kirk Vaughan, Alfred Barnett, Eugene Magness, Mir. and Mrs. k. T. Mag ness, Van Pascoe, Addie McHenry, Ruth Edwards, Ruth Crow, Kate Pennie, Maud Kinman, Fannie McDonieI, Robert Austin, Syl- vester Burt, Bea Ration, Fleda Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. w. K. Crow, Henry Davis, Allen Phillips, Porter Crow, A. l.. Gamble, Mir. and Mrs. J. N. Black, Ida Gill breath, Mir. and Mrs. Nj. c. Pur dom, G. $. Saylors, Fred Eller, Blanche Crow, May Pendleton, Cora Magness, Sidney Burt, Osie Walker, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Lewis, J. w. Barnett, Dick McHenry, Robert Ferguson, Mollie Todd, Gus Pendleton, Josephine Wal lace, Kate Cunning, Bud Miachels, J. w. Fetzer, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Stafford, Lizzie Clark, Hattie Rogers, Nancy Fausel, Emma Smith, R. R. Eller, T. w. Hulsey, w. Ii. Lane, T. H. Dearing, Rena Magness, Clara Mendenhall, James Vaughan, Samantha Nauman, Bonnie Barnett, Lena Magness, Etta McDoniel, Winnie Dearing, Pearl Poe, J. M. Martin, Kate Martin, Ella McDoniel, Mir. and Mrs. John Sisk, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Ketchem, Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Barnett, Mir. and Mrs. C. k. Cald we'll, Jno. D. Aydelott, Mir. and Mrs E.W. Magness, John Rogers, Walter Terrell, Sarah Hulsey, Ada Chamberlain, Roy Hawthorne, Mabel McHenry, Frank Martin, Jr., Mir. and Mrs. Frank Adams, Estes Kinman, W. M. Magness, Mamie Chamberlain, Pearl Craig, Hattie Harris, Flora Harris, o. w. Magness, Ollie Harris, Rilla Baker.
 A complete list of those who united with the other churches has not been furnished us.
 nhNJTC AT WAL MITT pJDGE
The Newark journal., 1907-08-02
TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS

If your district needs desks, black boards or school furniture of any kind, call and get my prices. l handle the best desk made and can make prices as low as the lowest A. A. Henderson. New ark. Ark.
The Newark journal., 1907-08-02
WARNING ORDER

In Justice court, Magness township, State of Arkansas,
 A. F. Miller & Co.,, plaintiff, vs. Tom Davis, defendant
 The defendant, Tom Davis. is warn ed to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. A. F. Miller X Co.
 Given under my hand this 2nd day of July, 1907. w. H. TONILINsON, J. P.
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cheer affodred. it is a memory gem
which they undoubtedly will always
cherish with the greatest enthusiasm.
The following is the program COM
plete of the toasts and other events
together with the menu:
Program
Toast-"our Guests. The Gentlemen"
Mrs. Frank r. Smith.
Solo-Miss Fenner.
Toast-"The Ladies'" DR. Ursa s.
Abbott.
Solo-Miss Brainard.
Toast-our Motto. "The Temple OF
Knowledge Is in Our Midst" Miss
McClintock.
Solo-Mrs. George L. Greer
Toast-"The Day We Commemorate
Mr. George L. Greer.
Recitatlon-"The Breaking Of the
CHAIN Mrs. F. r. Smith.
Toast-"The Club" Mrs. Chas. S.
Newton.
Toast-"The Club woman's Hus-
band, Dr. Leroy Hedges.
solo-NIiss Bross.
Toast Then and Now" Mrs. Ed
win Price.
Toast-"The Signs of the Times:
Mayor l. n. Bunting.
America, -
Mrs. L. c. Hedges, toastmistress.
Menu
Oyster Patties Duchess Potatoes
Olives Celery Pickles
Roast Turkey with Dressing
Mushroom Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
French Peas in Cases
Celery Cherry Sherbet
Fruit Salad Nut Mayonnaise
Cheese Sandwiches
Neopolitan Ice Cream
Coffee Cake Nuts
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ter of the argument, An author can
not be supposed to know everything
firsthand. and he must go to the best
sources in many instances. Kipling
when his short story. "OO7" came out
astonished railroad men by the IA
miliarity he showed with engines and
Kipling hadn't spent weeks and
months working at the railroad bust
ness in order to get his atmosphere.
He had picked up little technical
book on railroads. written by a man
who had spent lifetime in the busi-
ress. and "007" was the result OF
one nights judicious cribbing from
The experts book.
Yet the author who borrows his
facts from technical works. and then
illumines them with the fiction writ
er's art, cannot be accused of plagiar-
ism. but the man must gather his
working material where he can. nor
is it always necessary to give credit
in every instance 1t would be rid
iculous to pick up move. and be con-
fronted with long explanatory note
stating that the material for such and
such technical description was taken
from Mr. So-and-So's brochure. and
so on down through long list of au-
thorities.
The fiction writer, from the time of
Homer to the present. has been a
privileged individual No one has a
right to complain if an artist saw
good thing in a technical work. and
that good thing e went and took.
All the public asks is that the author
do his cribbing iudiciously and make
his stories worth while.-Denver Re
publican
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
WHEN is a PLAGIARIST?

A writer in the Independent has
brought the charge of plagiarism
against Jack London, and, to prove
his claim. uotes parallel passages
from "The Call of the Wild" and
My Dogs in Alaska" the latter book
by an Alaska traveller.
The magazine has gone to the
trouble to get Mr.. London's version
which is unusually considerate, and
the author calmly replies that he did
crib from My Dogs in Alaska" and
furthermore. he told the author OF
that book he was going to use lot
of his material Also. Mr. London
says, he plagiarized from his family
doctor, in THE Sea Wolf' when he
wanted to write a description of tho
way in which the man with a tumor
on the brain would act. The doctor
had written a brochure on the sub
ject, which he turned over to the
writer and Mr.. London used the
brochure almost in its entirety,
though he did not give the doctor
credit for the novel.
Mr.. London seems to have the bet
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Watch for the Easy Way.

Watch for the Easy Way.
Removal sale now on at the C. Y.
Store q.
Cigars and tobaccos. candy and
nuts at the suitorlum. 1875 S. 9TH st.
Best and largest assortment of
rugs in the city The Crown Furni-
ture company.
We pay the highest price for old
cast iron. Weirs Foundry Co.
Phone Red 1881.
They will treat you right, will the
Corcoran grocery firm on Colorado.
Excellent service assured.
Chairs recaned and tents and avn
ings made and repaired by Rice the
new upholsterer. Phone black 2241.
Do your trading at the Corcoran
grocery on Second and Colorado.
Best of groceries. freshest of meats.
fruits, vegetables and all dainties of
the season.
Why Not A Trip to Havana mo
more delightful rail and water trip
is to be had than that from Colorado
to Havana. via the Colorado and
Southern and Galveston or New Or
leans. Write for particulars T. E.
FISHER, General Passenger Agent
Denver Colorado.