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The Huttig news., 1907-10-26
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The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Trial Catarrh treatments are be- ing mailed out free, on request, by pr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. These tests are proving to the people without penny's cost-the great value of this scientific prescription known to druggists everywhere as pr. Shops Catarrh Remedy. Sold by Felsenthal Drug Go.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Construcs sing Engineer w. E. Atkinson left Wednesday for Gal weston to secure about 100 Bul- garian laborers of railroad work, out of a shipload that are to arrive at that port Saturday the 26th.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

The property owners of Fl Do rado have organized an improve ment district, which includes all territory within a half mile of the county court house, for the pur- pose of establishing a system of waterworks at that place.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

For the latest in mems clothes call and see the stock carried by w. B. & 1. Smith the first time you are in Monroe. They have large stock to select from and carry the famous Kuppenheimer brand.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Mrs. c. T. Thompson and child ren arrived home Monday evening from a visit at DeQueen and other points. Mir. Tho npson met them at Ell Dorado.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

T. J. Carlton. who resides near Lapile was here this week assist ing his sister Mrs. Campbell pack her household goods for shipment to Shreveport where she will make her future home with her son Will liam.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

E. F. Wooley started last Sum- day for Eureka Springs to attend the Grand Lodge of the Odd Eel lows but owing to an accident to the engine on the L. & P. B. Ry., he failed to catch theE. & B. passenger train and gave up the trip.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

panied by MT. Barker who have been visiting with Mrs. J. F. De- Vault, retu ned to their home at Wesson last Monday.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Rev. A. w. King, the Baptist minister of Strong, was here Mon- day between trains visiting with friends. He was returning home from Marion, La.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Andy McGowan, of Bolding who had leg broken in runaway pot long ago has recovered from the injury but is very low with fever
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Da7. Lazarus. of Camden, was here the first of the week visiting with friends and learning some of the boys how to play ten pins.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

General Sales Agent J. F. Schneiders for the Frost -Trigg Lumber Company, returned to his home at St. Louis Monday after a pleasant visit here with his many friends
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Lost-A lady's gold watch with "Zula" engraved on back. A liber- al reward for it's return to Miss z lla Pegues, Felsenthal Hotel. Fe's :; t.lal. Ark.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Engineer w. E. Atkinson has moved his office from the News building to one fixed Up for him near the depot.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Miss Willie Williams and Miss Fanny Hale, two charming young ladies of Litroe, La, spent last Sunday in Huttig.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Mesdames c. c. Bell and J. H. McBride were Monroe visitors Wednesday,
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

A. McLemore residing three miles eastof here has had several wagon loads of fine white perch and trout in town recently.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

A. J. Nixon, J. K. Palmer and L. Gibson were Monroe passengers Wednesday morning.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Two negroes engaged in a fight at Dollar Junction last Friday in which one was shot through the wrist.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Fred Truesdale. representing the Waters P.erce Oil Company in this territory, was down from Gam den several days the first of the week
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Miss Jessie Porter left Thurs day to enter the Monroe Conner cal College.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Secretary F. w Scott visited Monroe on business Wednesday.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

c. c. Bell made a business trip to Farmerville Wednesday return ing Thursd ay.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Mrs. Alice Fillyaw. of Litroe, was in Huttig last Monday.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

They are foot culture shoes be- cause they give the young foot room to breathe. They are broad across the toe; each toe has room to breathe and grow.
 These shoes are made over neat foot conforming lasts out of the most popular feathers and every shoe is made by an expert in big, specially factory. The soles are fastened with screws which will not allow them to pull apart. They have double soles that will not allow the young peoples feet to get wet. If children always have warm, dry feet, they won't be sick.
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The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Howard Finley is now employed at the depot assisting Agent Nc Namara.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Mrs. w O. McNeely moved to Millville this week.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. J. J. Jones on last Tuesday morning.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Emmet Parks, of Ouchita, La., Was in Huttig Monday on business.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

c. T.. and Cleve Campbell and mother have moved to Shreveport where they will make their future home.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26
 FelsenthaI.

Frank Sawtelle, of Fryeburg, Maine, was here this week visiting his son who is roadmaster for the different railroads running into Felsenthal
 w. J. Garner is home from a vis-
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

c. H. Murphy, of El Dorado cashier of the CiAizen's National Bank, was here between trains Monday morning enroute home from a visit at Farmerville. La.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Miss Irene Treason is quite sick with fever.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26
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s R. Neel went to Monroe on business Thursday.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Will Terrell is suffering acute attack of appendicitis.
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26

Mrs. Wm. Telford, mother, and Mrs. James Barker, sister, accom-
The Huttig news., 1907-10-26
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Joe Wilson departed between suns for parts unknown and for got to say goodbye to G. M. Aston.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

deal particularly with those national affairs of which the people have but slight knowledge, and should be read by every good American. The first number will contain an article on The National Banking Act which clearly shows that this legislation Is respon- sible for the financial troubles of the people today; the article on the Per sonal "Reminiscences of the T.. s. Su- preme Court is one of the most inter- costing articles ever published concern ing that august body.
 The opening chapters of the article on "Our Government, Its origin and Development" should possess unusual interest for every reader; the article on the Waterpowers of the South pre- sents new phase of the forestry ques- tion. and shows the intimate relations existing between the forests and the people; no community is without some direct interest in this great problem. The friction is bright and interesting. and all fin all it Is a magazine that should be in every home. Send $1 to Editor. Events. 715-13th St. N. w. Washington, D. C. for next years sub scription. and you will receive the first four numbers for nothing.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16
GOOD JOKE ON NEPTUNE GIRLS.

GOOD JOKE ON NEPTUNE GIRLS.
 woman in New York has opened a studio in which she advertises to teach the soul kiss at the modest price of appears that the lip-to-lip kiss. long regarded as both soulful and satisfao- tory. is a stale and insiDid affair. Says this wise woman of Gotham: There is something wanting in it. But when I exchange soul kisses with my affin- ity in the planet Neptune I close the doors. throw myself on a couch, my soul goes out from my body to meet
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

him. I experience a billowy ecstacy." Ii 1t isn't worth $500 to perform this stunt it isn't worth a cent. Neptune is
 about 2,7O0, 100000 miles from this earth, and to project kiss that dis
 tance Is a feat to be proud of to say rothing of imagining your affinity's at being hit with smack coming apparently from nowhere and her bewilderment at being unable 10 discover its source.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

Governor Vardaman, of Mississippi, says he never felt the sting of defeat k was suspected before that Govern or Vardeman's hide was considerably thicker than the average.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

A Philadelphia doctor says candy satisfies the craving for alcohol. That bit of information will come in very handy down in Georgia after the first of next January.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

It was no doubt a matter of deep dis appointment to Commander Peary to have to postpone his dash for the pole. but he has the consolation of knowing that the pole will be right there next year, ready to welcome the first man who sets foot within its shadow.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

Dr. BoXton of San Francisco, evil dently imagines that in his role of yellow dog" and good dog" he is expected to snarl and show his teeth when he is crowded into a corner.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

New York street car magnates frank ly admit that they do not consider d street car filled if there are no strap hangers. The seats are merely bait to lure passengers into the cars.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

MT. Rockefeller says he is harness ed to the cart in which the people ride. This may be true, but his bank account shows that there have been very few deadheads among the passengers.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

A few more indictments have been found against the Standard OIl compa- ny at Jamestown. but the score is now so high that few runs more or less in the ninth inning will not create much interest
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

with the North Pole this year hang now on Walter We'll man. and even he manifests consider able deliberation in giving the signal to hoist the anchor.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

A woman can buy a husband as she buys a pound of tea, says a Chautau- qua lecturer. It's an easy way to brew trouble, too.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

Little Girl dear. remember That evening moonlight stroll. Hand-in-hand through the shadows We felt our hearts unfold? We met down in Arizona Where roses climb the trees. / And You were kind and smiling. With turing pleasantries. I kissed you first in Phoenix When victim to your charms And with your soul communing. l held you in my arms. My heart can't be else than true. Dear-remember. Little Girl. The day we bought the oranges, And taken such a whirl? Now lis'n. soul-affinity.
 My heart wings back to thee. To thee in far Iowa,
 From Frisco by the sea So. heres to old Arizona: To Phoenix and the moon, We will drink in memory; Not yet. but very soon.
 H. L. T. san Francisco. Cal. S-1-'07. What is a woman?' you ask. Any L.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16
SEPTEMBER EVENTS.

Events" a monthly illustrated mag azine published at. Washington, D. C.. will make its initial appearance early in September. This magazine will
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

The most popular things in Phoenix. When the big shows come to town, Are Donofrio's peerless candies And the gorgeous circus clowns.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16
Here's to Arizona
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The following is offered in extenua- ton of the subjoined poem:
 San Jose, Calf. To the Editor. Arizona Republican, Phoenix. Arizona.
 Sir:-With the consent of the. au- thor. I submit copy of a poem which will without doubt find a welcome to the columns of the Republican. The writer of the poem has had consider able mining interest in the territory and is well known in Phoenix. having spent considerable time there. His fiance. who is referred to as Little Girl" is wealthy and prominent in an Iowa city. and has spent some time in Phoenix. The poem. which was writ ten to her. was shown to me by the author, who is my personal friend. The two first met in Phoenix.
 M. D. F. San al .,,.r
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

What is a woman?" you ask. Any man knows-Deity don't"
Arizona republican., 1907-08-16

San Jose. Cal, Aug. 12.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
Las flustns dol 4 Dc Julio.

Las ComisioneH para la direction de Los
espect6culoG que Sc oomprenden en- el pro-
grama para Las feataa de msnana, est6n
IompuestaB por las siguienteg personaa:
Comite Ejecutivo.-S @. Botwsll, Pre-.
sidente; @. r Newton, Secrstario; w. K,
Landis, Col. III. K Bailey, a. B. UroaaB,
j. e. Stsinacher, DR., F. del Vale, Glare
F. Beames, r P. Falkner J. HernSn.
dee Lopez,
Comit6 de Baile.-W. K Landis, Pre-
Bidente; Carlos Conde, w. r Bsnnett,
Gabriel Guerra, Frank Hamilton, Jaime
Nadal y Waldemar Hepp.
Comit6 de Ia Parada. Col. H K.
Bailey, Gran Marshal; Commodore X arl
RoheT, Comm der John A. Bell, Col. I.
HamiIl III. g. Hubbard.
Comit6 de sports atl6ticos.-A B Gro
gaB Presidente; Pedro ChandEi, DR.. M. III
Foster, 81. Caubten, DR.. f. del Valle,
a. Garcia Quevedo, F. z. Mackis, Capt.
Low u. s. M. G., A. NJ Lyons, j. 81.
Iuce, Col. 7. Hamill, F. E. Burnett y
o, A. DOTS.
Comite de fuegos artifeialep. ~. E.
SteinaCher, Preaidente; R. P. Falkner ,
Ramon Falcon.
Comit6 de decoraci6n. IS. 9. Boutwell,,
Presidente; A, B. Crosas y Frank Fenille.
Comit6 del pEogFama.-R. P. Fa kner,
Presidente; DR.. F. del ValIe George
Cabot Ward.
Comite de invitsciones.-Dr. F. del
Valle y Col. H. X, Bayley.
Comit6 de transpOltss.- F. Bea'
mes y A. Duvs1.
Comit6 de Hacienda.-J. Hernandez
Lopez, Presidente; Manuel Camufas, DIR.
TOmGs Vszquez, 8. O. Boutwell,, Herminio
Diaz Navarro, DR.. Rafael del Vale,
Frank Feuille, Manuel S6ncheE Morales ,
Ramon Falc6u.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
TRONADAS FRECUEN-
tes en- Ia pasada
Senana.
Los VientOS han sidO geDeFahnGnte
IigsrOs duTante las nOChes.
ApGsN Dc que agunas Do 6stas fusrOn sOfSGaR-
t0s, 50 hon T0gIstradO temperatures MI,
nlmaS.
(Dsl Reather Bureau. }

Boletfn semanal del tempo, de la nema.
ma que termin6 el dfa 20 de Junio. Du.
rante la semana hR habido un tismpo nu-
blado On parte, excepto el dfa %, que fu6
nublado en- casi todas las localidadea de
Ia isla. Las tronadaH fueron frecuantes,
pero no han infoTmado que fuerOn ssve.
Eas.
Durante la tarde del dfa 26 cay6 en-
MRricao nm fderte chubasco aCompafiado
de granizo. Los pedruECos de granizo
tenian Cerca de un centfmetFo de diRmetro.
Los vientos han sido generalmeute ligeros
durante las noChes con vientos al1ssos del
e de brisotes f0ertss durRnte las horas
del dia La velocidad mayor del vientO
registrRda en- San ] uan fu6 q millas pOE
nora.
La temperature media en- la iHla, de-
terminada de los registros de % estacio.
ne, fac 78 So, que es igsramsnte sobre
Ia de Ia SemRna PreCedente y casi igual al
promedio por el mes de Junio durante los
ochos amos pasados. Apessr de que al
gunaa de las nocheE fueTon sofocRntes, 30
han registrado temperatures mfuimRs en-
tsrAmente bsias en- nm n6mero de estscio-
mes durante Ia semRna. Las temperatures
mas atlas courtroom en- casi todRs las eB-
tacioneS eI dia %. La mas alts que han
informado fu6 $40, en- Ponce, YaucO =
Mayagtias; la mas bsja, 61o, On LareS.
FL promedio de la precipitation en- la
isla, determinado de los informes de %
estaciones, fu6 063 pulgadau. La preci-
pitAci6n de la semana consisti6 de fuertes
y locales aguaceros de corta duraci6n y
muy desigualments TepartidoH sobre la
isla. La cantidad msyvr semanal cay6 en-
San Lorenzo; la menOT, vestigioB, en- La.
EeS.
La Biguiente tabla demuestra 10 vaEia-
Ci6n de temperature y Ia cantidad de pre-.
Cipitaci6n On eStRcionea deteFminadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
La gran GOnquIsla eI0ntlfIcl.

Entire las cOnquistsa que Ia ciencia ha
hecho -en los dltimos tiempos, ninguna
mas Sorprsndents que Ia que reduce Ia
mortaIidad por hidrofobia en- an SO por
100, 10 cusI se debe RI tratamiento de
Pasteur, quien con tpda justicia fgura
entire los bsnefactores de la humanidad.
Mas la obra de Pasteur fac compIetada
por 81 sabiO itaiiano Negri, quisn ha dea-
cubierto el germen de Ia Eabia hidro-
fobia.
Esta Ultima conquiata data solo de tres
amos, y desds sntoncas 90 ha adelantado
mucho On los m6tOdos de Ia diagnosis. al
extreme de que 81 hoy usado So crea infa,
libIe.
Da veinticinco mil vfctimas tratsdas
copforma al diagn6stico, De salvaron aIgo
mas del SO por 100.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
.NO7FCIAS
De BAYAMON.
Hay ALI entusiasmO para las fiestss
del 4 de Julio en- San Juan.
Nusvo Inspector Dc lIlmsntos.
(De nuestrO corresponsGl. }

Julio 3.-Hay a'guna aninaci6u- para
asistir las fsstss dei de Julio que ten
dram lugar en- San Juan.
III Licdo. don Juan Sierra, ha sido
nombradO miembro del Board de Sanidad
de Farmacia Este diatiuguido ioven de.
sempefi6 con gran acierto 81 cargo de con
cejal del Ayuntamiento de este pueblo ea
en- la actualidad miembco de la Iunta 10
cal de instruction p6blics, en- cuyo cargo
viene desplegando mucha actividad. No
ha podido 81 Hon. Gobsrnador eaccier pa
Ta ese cargo 4 una persOnalidad mas apta
quo 81 Lcdo. Sierra.
-Ha empezado ejercer 50 cargo de
inspector de alimentos de este pueblo, 81
prsctieante senior Pauline zorro.
"A don Jose Oller Nonclo7a active
empleadO de Tegorerfa, le hsmoa dido ha-
cor grandea elogios de la buena marcha
que tiene hoy Ia Lfnea FerFea del OeRte,
diciando ei refsrido joven, que ahora se
emplea "A de hora de San Juan & 6lBaya.
mon, cuando anteB On IN visie 90 hecha.
ban 8 8 horaS por los varioS incidentel,
"A principle del mes pr6ximo Agosto
empezar6n los visjes en- el tren del senior
Valdez, por Ia noche hasta las 12, seg6n
informa 81 administrator.
Ell cabo de Ia policfa insulsr de este
pueblo, Lorenzo NdHez, con ell policfa In
sular Secundino Berries, sorprendieron 81
S6bado pr6ximo pasado una jugada (1O
cojiendo en- ella IA individucg,y entire ellos
$24. Uno de los jugadorss di6 50 fanEa
de $25 en- piezas de oro, calcul6ndoHele
como $1,000 mas an igual metal que lle
vaba encima. El Aefor Juez de Ia Corte
municipal hs sefaIado para el dfa 5 de
ests mes el juiCio.
Muy activa est6 la pOlicfa de esta ciu.
dad con respecto las jugadas. El cabo
Nuhez ha practicable un buen Barvicio en
union del policfa Berries, muy conocidos
ya poE 50 correcto pToceder.
-Est6 muy bien montada Ia corts mu.
nicipal en- su nuevo local. CFeemos que
muy pocas cortes eat6n monts dan & Ia al.
tura de eata.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
LORD CRONER. FL
cread0r de Egipto.
Ese pals fu6 redimidn de Ia coHup-
cidn polftlCa ] financiera.
IDglatsrTa IIsgt a SET gIadlalnsnts, suproma
Vnla tIsTi Do los FaTatRos.

FL Eglt0 m0deEno es un monumento daI
genio administrative ejecutivo de Lord
CEomeT, quien, conforme fu6 anunCia6o
on el Parlamento brit6nico 4 principles de
Abril, ha Yenunciado 81 pussto de Gober.
nador elective del Dominic Africauo.
Nominalmsnte Bometido & Turqufa, con
un alto Comisionado otomano residents en-
FL Cairo, , bajo 81 Gobierno tituIars del
KediVe Abbas Hilmi, u E8gipto del pAsado
cuarto igio, se ha encontrado bsio ell sb.
soluto control del Juato y Honorable Con-
de de CromeT, Gran Comendador de In
glaterFa, g. @. VI! g. il. C. s. T. C.. I E.
Consul General MinisEro Plenipoteucia.
rio Agante de So MsjeBtad eI Rey
Eduardo VII.
Sir Evelyn Barring, Lord CromeT, ha
Aido, en- rsalidad, el creador del Egipto
actual = uno de los mas h6biIes conatruc.
torres del ImpeFio Brit6nico, cuya obra no
degmereca un solo punto, al ser compare
do CON las de Give, Hastings = Cecil
Rhodes.
Durante el tempo an que fgur6 como
conBejo fusnciero del Kedive, & Contar
desde 1883 Lord Cromar redimi6 al Egip-
to de la corruption polftica fnanciera,
que ado superaba & la de Turqufa 10 ha
hecho en- realidad uno de los pafses mas
pr6speros del mundo, digno de su antigua
gloria. Sus triunfoB inusitados con los
presupuestoa iRdiancs (fu6 miembro finan.
ciero por slgunos amos del Conseio de La
India) sugirieron Ia idea de su nombra,
miento para El Cairo, como uno de los
Directories Generates de las fuanzag egip-
ciaS, siendo 50 colega m ciudadano fran
c6S. Los grandes polfticos del mpndo se
fueron apartando del campo, 6 LngIaterra
lego q SEE, gradualmente suprema On la
TERRA de los Farsones. Lord Cromer vi.
no scr para IuglstsrFa = para todog, eI
mejor , el mas h6bil respecto & uus facul-
tadea administFativag Baio gu Gistem9
de contribuciones todo fa6 reorganizado en-
Egipto: ell trabajo Tornado fu6 abolido. Ia
justicia adminiatrada conforme & nm c6di-
60 regular, los derschoa do propiedad He-
cOnocidOs por ID ley. Existen reservas
considerables en- Ii Tesurerfa, el pals
gozs de los benefCios de un Eiatema de
iryigaci6n que sS un modeIo para todo el
mundo. Be anuncia que cuando dele 90
puesto, el famos0 Assouam Dam tendr6
On cultivo cerca de diez milloneB de acrees
adiCionaleA AL mismo tempo que hacfa
todo esto Lord Cromer, ponfa coto & las
intrigaa del extranjero, contsnfa los fmpe.
tug del impulsivo 8 indisciplinado joven
Kedive, no quitabR ell ojo de sobra los
Conspiradores On ConAtantinopla.
LIE auceder6 Sir EIdon GorHt, actual
Subsecretario de Estado Ga el Ministerio
de ReleCioneB Extsriores