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Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Farm Demonstration Work.

The farmers cooperative demonstra- tiCn work as carried on by tho United States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Plant Industry, Dr. F. F. Galloway, chief, and pr. $. A. Knapp, special agent in charge, with office at Lake Charles, La, is progressing nicely in Arkansas.
 This work is carried on now by six special field agents and the state is subdivided as follows: Little River, Polk, Sevier and Scott counties, with A. J. Utis, headquarters at DeQueen, in charge; Miller Lafayette, Hemp stead and Nevada counties, with c. H. Moore, headquarters at Hope, in charge; Columbia, Union and Ouachita counties, with A, J. Apple, headquar- ters at Little Rock, in charge; Cal houn, Bradley, Dallas, Drew and Ash ley counties, with D. R. Swaty, head quarters at Monticello, in charge; Ar kansas, Monroe, Phillips, St. Francis and other counties on the eastern bor- der of the state, with c. P. Davidson, headquarters at Forrest City, in charge. The balance of the cotton growing section of the State is in charge of A. V. Swaty, with head quarters at Little Rock. There are about sixty demonstration farms and from 1900 to 1,500 corporators in the state at present, and in all probability there will be several more agents ap- pointed by next fall, and the terri tory further subdivided to carry on the work more extensively. The out look on the several demonstration farms is said to be about as good as can be expected, taking into consider ation the unfavorable weather condi- tions. It is still hoped by the several agents that fair crop can be pro- duced by looking closely to the culti vatiOn of these farms.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Opening New Mines.

Very large development in the coal ,,dustrv is taking place between huntington and Montreal, all the ter ritorv being underlaid with coal. The rontral Coal and Coke Company is
 sinking a shaft which will be known ss mine No. 6. It will develop the largest body of coal in the state and will m he the deepest and largest mine in Arkansas. The Dallas Coal Com many is preparaing to sink shaft on inc Bishop estate. This will also be very large and extensive mine. The Montreal Smokeless Coal Company is ausbing the work in it's new shaft, and tbis company will soon be producing coal Bache & Denman's new shaft on the Boone land is nearing completion
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Suspect Suicide.

Oaxaca, Mex, June.-After me teoric career in Mexico as the mana. ger of large agricultural interests be. longing to an American syndicate, J. w. Johnson of New York died a very remarkable death near here, falling from among the branches of the fa- nous "Arbol del Tule," great tree said to be the largest in North Amer ica, and located near this city. The au- thorities are of the opinion that John sons death was suicidal The tree of Tule is of enormous growth, and wit nesses state that Johnson fell from branches 50 meters above the ground.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Goes to Neil.

Oyster Bay, June.-President Roose- welt has referred to Charles F. Neill, commissioner of labor, without com ment, the various applications which have been made to him by wire and by mail to intervene to prevent the threatened telegraphers' strike. The position is taken that no emergency exists as obtained at the time the president intervened in the anthracite coal strike, but on the contrary, the situation presented is one where ac- tion by the government, if taken at all, may properly be initiated and di- rected by the Bureau of Labor, of winch MT. Neill is the head
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Aued Neqro Dead.

Eliza Whitmore, an aged negress liv- ing at Center Point died recently at the advanced age of 107 years. Aunt Liza" was born in South Carolina, 1n 1900. She remembered distinctly the war of 1912, the visit of Lafayette to the United States and other notable events occurring in the early years of the last century She was brought to this country from South Carolina sixty years ago by her master, Nal Whitmore, who was pioneer of the state.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Freed of Pests.

Four months ago the town of Alma was overrun by rats, but now there is none to be seen anywhere in the town, all having been destroyed by terrets. At first traps and poison were resort ed to, without the least effect in di- minishing the number of rodents. Two weeks ago a ferret was secured, and it's work was so successful that three more were purchased and a vigorous campaign against the destructive ami mals was inaugurated. In one week there was not a rat visible in Al ma.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Killed Wife Through Mistake.

Frank Brown, a carpenter, living on the outskirts of Batesville, shot and killed his wife, thinking she was burglar. They were disturbed dur ing the night by a noise among the chickens, and he secured a pistol, and went into the kitchen, bidding his wife return to bed, as she was sick. See ing form crouching at the window he fired and killed his wife. The jury fully exonerated him.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Explosion In Powder Plant.

An explosion occurred in the corn ,nq mill of the Equitable Powder Com many located about four miles south of Fort Smith recently, wholly destroy ing the building and burning to death william Coleman, one of the employees. The corning house is where the pow der is ground from the pressed cake, and was the largest of the many build ipgs composing the plant. The explo- sion was so violent that it uprooted trees in the immediate vicinity. The concussion was felt for distance of five miles.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Red Cloud Mine Sold.

An Eastern syndicate has pur- chased the Red Cloud mine on Buff falo river, near Yellville, for con sideration of $65OOO. The ore is said to be of very high grade, and it is the purpose of the purchasing com pany to begin active mining opera tions as soon as arrangements can be made for installing an ore dressing plant.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
File Charges Against Sheriff.

The Grand Jury of Mississippi coun- ty. has filed charges against former Sheriff Sam Bowen, claiming that he is short in his accounts in the sum of s3,53971, and that Sheriff John A. Lovewell, the present sheriff, is short in his accounts $11,801.35 In addition to these charges the jury reports that the books of County Clerk James Love well are not correctly kept.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Accident At Mill.

John Burton, an cmploye of the Cad do Lumber Company, three miles east or Black Springs, lost his arm recently by the accidental discharge of a re- beating shotgun. The arm between the wrist and elbow was shattered and had to be amputated about two inches below the elbow joint.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Fireman Badly Hurt.

C. w. Zigler, foreman of gang of Italians working on the railroad south oi Leslie, was beaten into 1nsensibil- ny by several of the men who mad a srudge against him recently. One of ms eyes was badly gashed and two ol his ribs were broken.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Degrees For Sixty,

The graduating class of 19O6-O7 of 'ne University of Arkansas number 60 souns men and women, the largest 'iass that the university has ever turn ed out.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
hiahwayman Stole Bible.

As Mrs. Martha Lee, mission work CT. at Hot Springs, was returning to her home recently, highwayman snatched what he supposed to be her nurse. but found later that he had stolen a Bible.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Prisoners Make Their Escape.

Three prisoners made their escape from the new Johnson county jail recently. One of them sprung the lock of the door leading into the third story, which was not completed, with an iron bar, and the three then made their escape through window by let ting themselves down to the ground by rope made of blankets.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Mistake May Result In Death.

AS a result of mistake made by .ne cook, who used rat poison for bak- Ing powder, Henry Page, wife and .hree children of Blytheville are very Ill., With little chance of the recovery oi the husband. The wife and child ren may recover.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Establishing Evaporatine Plant.

A. M. Rodgers of Gravette, who re- gently patented a rotary evaporating machine, is installing a large evapor' ating plant in that town. The capa' city of the plant will be 400 bushels per day.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Fireman Joe seIzer injured.

flreman Joe Selzer was dangerously wounded near Mountainerg by the dropping of side rod on a Frisco engine. He was thrown from the en- eine and had his right arm and should er crushed and also received a bad wound in the head.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Died From Morphine Poisoning.

J. O. Clements, a carpenter living in Little Rock, was picked up on the streets in an unconscious condition and taken to the hospital where It was discovered that he was suffering from morphine poisoning. He died shortly after reaching the hospital.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-20
Boy Drowned.

Earnest Bateman, boy F years of age, was drowned in White river, near Oil Trough, while swimming in the river with two companions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-16
Change In
Navy Uniform

Washington, Nov. l7.-Rear Ad-
miral Willard II. Brownson has eX-
amined the report OF the proposed
changes in the navy uniform which
was submitted by the board which
convened on the battleship Connecti-
cut, with Captain Hugo Osterhaus as
president. The report has been sub
mitted to Secretary Metcalf, who
probably will appoint special board
to go over the subject again. 1t is
now proposed to take up tae entire
subject of uniforms, Including that
of the commissioned personnel, and
this will be done in the bureau of
navigation without the aid of another
board. 1t Is considered that changes
imposing an expense upon naval off,
GERS will not be made compulsory un-
Ill ohitrs have II chance 10 wear out
the present apparel. The bureau has
sent to the commanding officers at
navy yards and to the commanders
in chief of the Atlantic and Pacific
fleets a circular letter which calls
for the opinion of the Officers on the
project Of changing the service blouse
to double breasted coat.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-16
Foreigners Go
Back Home
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES HARD
PRESSED TO ACC0MM0-
DATE RUSH

New York. November 22.-In one
" his speeches some years ago PrCsi-
lent James Harrison said that the
Eates Of Castle Garden always opened
inward, never outward. Times have
hanged, however, for now the OutgC
If foreign laborers back to Europe
wing to the shutting down of indust
les since tho financial stringency
has reached such proportions that the
'teamship companies are hard press
ID to furnish accommodation for
mem.
Steamers have just sailed or are
,oon to sail, bearing from 200 to g..
200 stecrage passengers each. The
President Grant. which will sail for
Hamburg next Wednesday, will have
the 5000 foreigners. They will be
largely Russians, Poles and Ilungar-
ans.
The railroads are using special
rains to bring the home.gOers to this
port. The exodus seems to be great
st from the Pittsburg district. The
greatest congestion Is AT HobOken
Nhere trains land carloads of immi
grants every few hours, who are book
d for passage by the great German
ines.
A noticeable thing is that women
axe comparatively few among all
hese foreigners, the presumption be.
ng that many of them are single men
who came to seek their fortunes in
America and that the rest are mar
led men who left their wives In Eur.
Dpe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-16
Postal Banks
Good Idea
LITTLE OPPOSITION FROM MA
TI0NAL BANKS TO THE
SCHEME

Washington. Nov. 23--Postmaster
General Meyer expressed satisfaction
to-day with the sentiments uttered in
several quarters regarding the pro-
posal to establish postal savings
hank system i'm the United States.
II learn that the National Manutac-
turers, association in St Louis has in.
t,orsed the plan" he said, land / am
told that the National Grange in ses-
sion in Hartford will do the same.
have consulted many bankers about
Il and believe there will be little op.
position to the plan from national
banking institutions. or course, its
main object Is to keep money in circu.
lation.
Il have observed the workings Of
the postal savings bank system in
Canada and find that in the last thir.
". nine years the government has re.
ceived deposits in the postal banks
amounting to 400 million dollars. In
this period the losses from dishonest
postmasters and other causes have
amounted to only about $4,000.
our plan Is to lend the deposits to
national banks. putting the money
back in circulation and charging in.
terest at the rate of 2la or 3 per
cent
Mr.. Meyer expressed the opinlo"
that many immigrants and citizens O.
foreign birth would, under the opera.
ton of the postal savings bank sys-
tenn, deposit their money in postof-
fees instead of sending II to Europe
He believes the amount sent to Eur.
Dpe every year by immigrants Is not
jess than $50 million dollars.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-16
Philippines
Commissioners
TWO FILIPINOs ON MANCHURIA
FOR WASHINGTON TO REP
RESENT ISLANDS

Manila. Nov. 22.-Pabolo Ocampo
and Bonita Legarda, VINO have been
chosen as commissioners from the
Philippines to Washington, expect to
leave for America by tue liner Man
churia, ON Nov. 2S. Legardo was a
member of the Aguinaldo congress
under compulsion. lie was an Am
erican sympathiZer during the revo-
luton and member of the Philip
pine Commission since the civil gov
eminent was created. He has great
wealth and is well educated. He has
visited the United States several
times.
Ocampo was identified with the
revolution in 1893. lie was secre-
tary of the Aguinaldo congress ana
was sent in exile to Guam. After
the surrender of the revolutionists,
he took the oath under the general
amnesty act and since then has lived
quietly, praCticing law. He was an
Independent candidate before the as
sembly from Manila and defeated Lee
garda who was the choice of the
Philippine Commission, Ocampo be-
ing that of the assembly. Both
houses then voted separately after
entering into an agreement that each
would ratify the others choice.
1t is understood here that Gregoria
Araneta, the present attorney gen
eral, will succeed Legarda as a men,
Der of the Philippine Commission.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-16

Batcheller.-I suppose it's mighty
expensive to have your child sick in
red so long? Pharmlcy-Hes. vat
men IL he were well and hearty he'd
he wearing out cloth@s.--nhiIadel'
nhia Press.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
(Inseiee)
Gtne anbert Mige feitgenagelt.

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iHbft eerbanoele etc, etc.
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abseseben weroen fDnnen uno I'm bieSteuern seebib ein5utraben mdre Elm neues
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iue9en radfanbiger Steuern, Die bur6 einen Nusgleub n1brenb oRIer ub aQer
prbrgebenoen Nbminifrationen aus benz @ege geIbaHt puroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
ssett;aber so xahrcn.

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thing . Sprup BON Wilipner BON
Niittern beim 8abnen Der 4inoet
~anaetuenoet. @irit Du i'm S@lafe
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ft6rt, oaB i'm 8abneu lit unt DOT
Sdmersen weint? @enn 10, lafit
i0fDrt cine Slaide BON ,.Ners.
WinslDms Soothing Sgrup" hDlen.
Sem Wert 1T unbeaablbnr. Go rpirb
benz tleinen 2eioenoen ipf0rt Hlnoe.
rurg perihaken. gerlaBt eu@ oo.
rauf, Miitter, ee lit tein 8meifeI
bariiber. Go BELT 9iarrbne, reen.
liert ben Waeer unb bic Nieren.
beieitiat Bino /. 3etit, ermeidt ben
0aumen, perbinoert gntsiinoune
uno ftdrtt oas 9artse GpItenl.
rMr8. @in8luu8 Soothing Sgrup'
fir sabnenoe Rir1oer lit anpenebm
i'm @el@mad; nas 6ecept ftatirlt
BON .eir,en, Der beiten ueiblihen
Nerate it, ben Ser. Staten. Go III
BEL allen Drugeiften in Der anriaer
Belt su baben. 8reis Is Gents per
Slaihe. &auFt nidt8 anoeres. ale
Rrs. BinsIoma SuDthina SnrMu.
@arnntiert uuter Der Sooo ano
Drugs Mtte, 80. SUM 1906, Serial'
Drummer 1905.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02

- QEC WuuUeEAeuG QQt Elm pQQr
&anaer nab Dem tleinen Ort Gen.
ter gelhidt, um 8uhe uno Oronung
bort aufredt 81 balten. Gpr einiaer
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roll SbOrt eridDifen uno Dr. BUD
Bnul tuuroe oils angebliher Eater
Derbnftet. Die ShieBerei mar Die
Solge elmer 2gnGerei, BEL oer elm
0eqer, Der in Sbprt's 6auie 8u.
fuht geiubt bate, aeh6nat moroeri
mar. Bel oieier Gpn@erei mar elm
8ruber oes Dr. Bau( erI@DKen
murDen.
Nuf idredlihe Beiie fam in
Der Vdbe BON Gter. gDrneu gDuntp.
Elm iunger farmer Namens See
9immons um's 2eben. Gein 8eug
muroe BON benz 4amnrob leines
GultlnatOrs erfaBt uno ba er fim niht
pieoer freimaGen tonnte, tpuroe er
BON ieinem @eipanrl mitiamrnt oer
Wnihiene iiber 0as Jelo eeihleift,
biz Die 9iere :niioe gemDrben paren
uno fill ftnnoen. Dem unaIndli.
den maren beioe 8eine gebruHen
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uno has tleine aino oes 6ausbelibers
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Shaoen anaerihtet.
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g%eit0rben. 3bumaiDn lit befanntlih
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ben. Die er erbalten, erleeen.
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fleiaeten Bettlerin. bic man betruu.
Ten in Sort Wortb feitnabm, fano
man 1878 in Bnnfnpten.
Sin benz tleinen Orte Bonnie
hatten Die bDrtioen SalpDn.B eiiker
oerfprpben. lire @etrdnte bis gum
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laoen uaren. am /. Mni nod beim
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Iies Semebrs muroe auf Der Sago BET
flnfaebnidbrige 8alter Shr6oer, oer
Sobn BON s. s.. Shr6oer in galue.
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BEG Salnetoner ,,2ouaiburemens'
GhOciatiun."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
MuerIet.

- Dem Neger 2epi DiferiDn.
215 0Dro.g Center @trnBe mDbnhaft.
mureen einiee Smritte ppn jener
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Guniet 8ahr beioe Seine abgeiduit'
ten uno bic rehte 6aro wuroe sers
quetiht.
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an Der Gde BON grndett uno WacDe'
buHes StraBe Elm glubhaus au er'
ridter, bas $40. 900 fDiten iuq. Bld'
ne oafiir meroen ein9efDroert.
Die 6ffentlihen Sbulen ner'
ben am 90. Wai fir Die SDmn1er.
Ferieu QeihlDiien.
@6breno Der Wittuuh Naft
braunte oas einfDdi9e @ebduoe in
Der Neit. 6uuitun StraBe. oiht an
Der TluBbriide nieber. Sc befanoen
fim oarir cine 2anoaaentur, mehrere
fleinere @elhdfte uno bic NlamD Sn'
ftaIment &umpaenie.
- Sin einem Sale nDn Cameron
COUNTY. NOD Elm 9anobeitber baourh
eeiddoigt tuuroe. oaB cine Bewdfie'
runes. RDuapaenie i'm Sluffe Wniier
aufitaute. meldes fein 2ano iber'
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batte oas Diftritteeriht 81 8uniten
Der BemdiIerunaS : RDlnpaanie emit
ihieoen. oa Der 2ldger. wie feline
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le0t.
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firalim BON utia ner6Hentliben Wttt'
tel Der Trar 2ucp 6arper ge9er
ShlanaeubiB iDq es beisen: Wtan
eieBe eirs paar Tropen Garbol'
fdure auf bic @unbe, anftatt Elm paar
uuaeu,
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xexas

- Setter 9aib. elmer Der dlteiten
Bewubner bon Triebrihsbura. bat
iid nit elmer ShrptHinte eribofien.
&c uabm bic Wanoune oes @emehrs
in ben Wuno uno soa Den Drtder.
an ben &c elm 8aro aebunoen batte,
Damn NIT leinem SuB an. Glters'
ihm6he uno 2ebensiberoruB babeu
i'm oHeubar 81 Der Eat aetriebeu.
oa iunft teine @riiuoe fir oieielbe
ourtteae1. Gr hatte hntte cine aroBe
Taultlie uno lebte in iebr bebaglihen
Verb6ltniien, uar aber ibOn iebr
alt. ungefthr 80 Sabre. sFriiber be-
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