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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-07
Nota del dia

Aver a las dos de la tarde, en-
Ell salon del Ateneo sc Celebr6
la asamblea trimestral de la
"Asociacion Medica de Puerto
Rico"
Ademas de la Directiva de la
expresada Association, asistie-
ron al acto los doctores Stahl, de
Bayam6n, Monagas, de Aguadi-
liza, Lange de Mayagiez, Carre-
ras, de Vieques, Marcano, de
Rio Piedras, y Quevedo Baez,
Tomas Vazquez, Superintendent
te de Sanidad, Gutierrez Igara-
videz, presidente de la Comision
de Anemia, Jose Lugo Vinas,
del Hospital Militar, B. Felipe
Cordero, Inspector de Sanidad
Ell conocido cirujano NJ. Figue-
roa, Gustavo Munoz Diaz,
de San Juan, y Ell doctor Felipe
Vizcarrondo, de Manati.
Ell doctor Stahl lego I'm buen
trabajo acerca del "beri- -beri"
con motive de los siete casos del
Hospital Militar importados de
Honolulu el doctor Carreras de
Vieques, dio lectura a unas no.
tas clinicas de TN supuesto case
de "beri-beri" diagnosticado por
Ell doctor Jaspar experto prac-
tico que ejercio en- Vieques. Ell
doctor Mufioz Diaz, presento TN
case procedente de Vega Alta
afecto de I'm padecimiento que
tiene mucha semejanza con los
casos de "beri-beri" presenta-
dos a la asamblea de medicos,
por Ell doctor J. Lugo Vinas. FL
referido doctor MufiOz Diaz IL
mito su diagnostico a una poll
neurltis' hasta que nuevas y
cOncienzudas observaciones de-
muestren que en- Puerto Rico
exista el "beri-beri.'
FL DR.. Figueroa present0 TN
case de cirujia de los rinores Cen
persona muy visible de la Is
la) 0peradO de un modO bri-
llante y con exito. puesto que el
enfermo ha adquirido su peso
normal y realiza sus funciones
con el vigor de una salud per
fecta a pesar de que llevaba GER
ca de ounce amos de padeci-
miento y en- todo ese tiempC
victima de trastornos tan pro-
fundos que le inhabilitaban pa
ra toda labor.
FL doctor G. Muiloz expuso
la academia un case de CASTRO
batta que el diagnostico de in
toxicacion por Ell tabaco de car
dio espasmo, estreChez esofagi
ca con detencion de alimen.
tos { hipo permanente, en- trata
miento eleCtriCo meCaniCo.
FL doctor Cordero lego TN
trabajo sobre intervention de
tumores del vientre, del doctor
Perea de Mayagiiez, que fu{
muy celebrado por la concu-
rrencia.
Ell doctor M. Figueroa hizc
algunos concentrates, asi como
el doctor Lange de Mayagiiez.
A petici6n de algunos miem-
bros Sc trato nuevamente de la
necesidad de TN Codigo santa
rio para Puerto Rico, y sc demo
mino una comislon compuesta
por los senores don Tomas Vaz-
quez. Superintendent de sani-
dad, doctor Felipe B. Cordero
Inspector de sanid ad doctor ?.
Gutierrez Igaravidez, Or. Con
zalez Martinez, de Ia Conision
de Anemia, doctor N Carbo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-07
UN SUICIDE
AZORES C0NTRlRIApos

En- la tarde del sabado Y como de
seis y media 4 siete de la misma. ocu.
rrlo ell triste sucsso que vamos re-
latar, y que consterno 4 los habitan-
tes del vecino pueblo de -Pfedras.
LA vICTIMA
Fue TN joven sordo- mudo, fllanado
Elias DiazlViera, como de veinte Y
tres affos de edad y natural de la Ca
rolina color blanco, de ofcio tabaque-
70. empleado en- la sucursal de la
"Portorican Amer lean Tobacco Com.
pany' de aquel pueblo. Ell referido
joven gozaba en- la poblacion de ge-
nerales simpatfas, por las prendas
personaleS que le adernaban.
LUGAR DEL SUCESO
Ell sitio slegido por ell infortunado
Dlaz para realizar su intento. fue
una cochera situada fuera de la pobla.
clon ny en- donde, con nm revolver
Smith de nueve milfmetro puso fin
sus dfas disparandose TIN tiro er la
sien derecha que lie cause la muerte
las dos horas y media.
LOS PRIMEROs AUXILIOS
Al oirse la detonaci6n corrieron
varias personals al sitio del suceso
encontrando al joven Diaz tendido en-
Ell suelo, derramando sangre por la
herida. Ell policia insular Cordova,
hermano polltico del suicida, que Sc
encontraba por aquellos alrededores,
al Or ell disparo acudio al referido
sitio ordenando la conducci6n del he
rldo a la sala de soccorros donde fue
asistido por el doctor Orcasitas. De
Ia sala de socorros fue llevado Ell he
rldo a ST. casa donde fallecio las
nueve de Ia noche.
DETA-LES
Ssgun rumores p1blicos, Ell des-
graclado suicida sostenfa relacionss
amorosas con una joven de aquella
poblacion, de apellido Mangual, y
con la cual deseaba contraer matri-
pero en- vista de la oposici6n
del padre de dicha seflorita, resolvi6
poner fin a sus dfas, habiendoselo
manifcstado antes la madre quien
no dio credito 4 10 dicho por su hijo.
Ell snrierro tuvo lugar aver tarde
al que asistio numerosa concurrencia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
GroRberso9tbum.
Ams Der bamptfaht.

Mm 49,. Sanmar oeridieS cine bS6It
erbauliaen Sobes. tpoblnerieben nit
ben I'll. Sterbelatramenten SrGulein
@ertruo Nargaretba S6oM. sic
iiibrte '5eitlebens Die SausbalhIna I'M
Yfarrbnuie 5u ct. Iidel Bel ibrem
Snfel. Wigr. 5aal.
Auf Der Wilbelm : 9nxembnrs.
Giiembabm tpuroen berieet: Die Staa
tions sNiiiItenten Hodenbrob bon lllfs
Iingen nad 9uyemburg; S6mitt bon
&lerf nah lllflineen uno Stations
oiGtar &innen bon 2ugembir9 als
bienittbuenoer Iiiiitent nah gIerf.
9~mrcmbnrg, IL. Gan. = 8ie bers
lantet. bat Der @elsier Setbier. pels
der inter Der @eihuloisuug. am 90.
9e5ember leetbin in Iieberforn feline
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05

gu boppsltem @ebetseifer siu5uIaSen.
Die ii6 niht tart senug flblen. bic
ldrmerSen @eItfreuben sanoIi6 5u
permeibeu.
gu Nieiem gebufe frirb in neuerer
3eit elm m~ebrtInSises Gebet Dor auss
geiestem 6o6nirbisiten @ute am
5aftnaftz1 ontae unb ,0ienstas nit
Grlaubnib BEG 0to5efan : O~berbirten
IN pielen Yfarreien a~beebaltsn uns
alien Senen, Die reumiitbis bei6ten.
anbd6tis communicated, unb ipenigs
items eimnal an einem oieier Sage 0
aiiseeisstsm bo6tpiirbisffen Cute an,
od6tig um ben s6ttliden Deiitanb
beten, BON Yapit Clemens ben adten
ant %. Suli 1895 uolfommensr Gb.
laS a~neebcten.
lleberbaupt forte bic Sbse Der
Siibnanba6ten mebr ing 8olf brins
gen. Seie tparen iGon INK atten
8unbe porsefbrieben. tpie Der werio6s
niingstas, Der finf Sase Dor benz
2aibbiittenfeite sefeisrt tpxr6s, asset.
3as aber fam fir sds fat1oliJ9s
Ser5 befriebisenber fetn, fuas erbe6sn.
Der fir Die Seele, ais 8 aitna1t
I'M 0ebete a~usubrineen. benn aa1 ndd9,
ten Gage miifen mir ausxufsn:
Iidenfreu5 auf meiner Stirne.
Salte Bad' ant Sinnentbor,
Strahl' glei6 iesnenbem @sitirne
Weinen bunfIsn Beseu Dor.
Stnfe tpie Elm garter G8lsisr
3tpiiden mir unb Steier 0slt,
Seren buntss Baybsufeusr
Oft metu Gue' sebIenSet b3ft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05

idmtale glasbebedte @dIerie, unb ben
4bidlub madt elm Siirltenpapiuon.
@eiter binauS, etipn no beute Der
2ampenihuppen lieet, ioG elm Be-
triebssebduoe 3rt iteben fomnen. Ser
neue 8abnbof lit i'm Gmpireltil ge6alzI
ten. Ils Bacterial lit burdtpee grn>
ger unb 8ilsborfer Stein in Mlislidt
9enommen. Ser ReiibaI miro iinaez
fGbr Tim Die Siefe beS beutigen Sol3z
baues tpeiter als bieier in Sen @abns
bofporplab 6ineinrn9en. Sie Iitte
beg @ebGubes miro bnr6 etnen ltatt>
li6en Sbnrm marfiert. Yerionen,
Die Sldne geieben bnben. perii6ern.
baB bas 8anse pprnebm monumental
tpirft.
Gtpilitanb Der Gtnbt 9%nrembmrg.
Seiratben. - 5. Son.: gfifpz
lmls Simon, ardmer ous 8ituer, nit
gnna Barbara Shmitt. T.: Safob
Sddfer. Sanbformer aus Sapingen.
nit Naria Sbereiia Iapers. S.:
&arl @iftor @olbi6mit, Yoitfommis,
nit Gnna 8lara @iftorine 9iermmn.
SterbefdIIe. - 8. Sdnuar:
Cornelius Offermnnn. 80 Sabre alt.
6irt aus Berg. g.: Gbam 6ntto, II
Sabre alt. goiffeurmeiiter. s.: Soz
bann Heiter, SO Sabre aft, Sagelobz
ner. TO-: Ileranoer 8nblen, SO
Sabre alt. ebemali9er 8a9enbers
miet6er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05

5ilf mir nilr crit ans meinen Iotben.
5rcunb,
9ie Gcbe faunlt OH na1eer baltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
81. s&oIaftiea, abtifHn.
60. Sebruar.)

Sholuitica AZ gslebrise Shiiles
RIM mar su Nnrfa in StaIien aebo,
rem unb Dor Sueeno auf benz Serrn
getpeibt. ais ibr beiliser 9ruber Be-
nebict ieinen beriibn,ten Srben aeIifs
tet uno 81 Subiaco elm aloiter erbaut
bate, s~riinoete aiid SfoIaitica IN Der
Htdbe elm 3loiter, erbat Iih bonn Seis
ligen eine Sroensregel unb tpliroe Ios
bin Die Stifterin Deg Sroens ser 9enes
otftinerinnen uno erite slbtiiiin hires
3loiters. Sdbrli6 einmal famen Die
beioen @el6piiter in einem naben
9%anobauie 5uiammen inter 8eeleis
tung uno beiprafen iid ii6er g0ttlihe
Stnge. Hun mar eS audi nad
abnung Der beilisen S6peiter bas
leste 0tal. 9arum bat iie ben 8rits
Der. Die san5e Nabt 81 bleiben unb lie
nit ben Sreuoen beg Simmels an
trOiten. Ibeepieien. itiiete Die Seis
lise bic 5dnbe auf ben 9iid. persoB
einen Strom bon S6rdnen, betete
unb elm FOLDER @etpitterIturm nit Ne,
gen brad los. baB 8enebift bleiben
mubte. elmer Wiabnung folgenb.
iharte Der Seilige hrei Gage nadber
ourh bas Senfter ieiner 3ene unb iab
bic Seele ieinsr Shpeiter in @eitalt
elmer 9aube gum Simmel fdneben
ben 10. Sebriar SAB. Vou Sreuoe
banfte er @Dtt unb lieB ben 2eidnam
Der Seiliseu in Der idon fir i'm ses
fertisten 8ruft beiieben. 9alo Der,
einte Der Sob Die Seelen beiber i'm
Simmel.
9ebre. - Surb elm Bunber be-.
lobnte @ott Die beiliseu @eiprGdei
SaraiiS lit 81 erieben. tpie tpoblses
fduis ibm iolfe limb. = aber tpie ie6r
limb idlefte, sottloie. e~brabidneibe.
ride, oerleumoerii6e. unteui6e @eoen
su beflaseul 8ie riele Seeleu seben
oaour6 5i @riinoe! 8 gbriitl balte
beine Sunse I'M Saun,e unb miB.
brau6e lie nidt 3u bSien 8eben. ion.
bern eebrauhe lie gum 2obe 8otte3
unb gum 8oble Der Mitmeni6en.
Der bl. Gpbrem.
Ser erleudtete @pbrem ipar getpiS
bon allem Iber9lallben ferne, uno bens
nod rief err. minmebr ielblt Elm Seilie
ger, gar bdrfig Die Seiligen I'M lire
Siirbitte an. Seiu @ebet Iaitete aes
ipobnli6 pie folst: 20 i6r boben
2ieblinse @ottesl eroffnet mir bod
euer Ser5 poa 8iti9seit unb Milbe
uno bittet fir mid; fauet nieoer Dor
Dem milbreihiten 9iebbaber Der Wtens
Ideu. Dor benz ginseborenen Sobne
Gottes, auf oaB er nit mir nah ieiner
8armber8igfeit banble. MIDI erlole bon
Der Mense meiner @iiietbaten. unb
mid periese in Die Ndbe carer Qiitten
innerbalb Der llm9ebuns oes geiesnes
ten Yarapieiesl @od1te ib bod
fpiiroia peroen, in eurer Ndhe al
Itebenl Senn ibr ieib Die geliebten
&inoer; id aber bin pie Elm ihledtes.
unuiibes Siinohen. I0ftet ibr mir
uur Sroiamen bon euren Siiben suz
perfen. auf cab an mir erfilt piiroe.
ipas seihriebeu itebt (Wtattb. 15.
271 F: YNnf, DIE 8iinolein eiien bon ben
8roiameu, Die bon Dem Glide ibrer
Serren i~aaenl""
-$-+-$-
5ilf mir mn crit ans meinen Motbeu.
Jrcunb,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Gipilitanb Der 4eneiuoe @prmel-
binsen.

Sterbefdlle. Maria Gas
tbarina Bait. Is Gage oft. aus Mads
tbum; Iatbiloe @rinser. II Sabre
alt. aus Yaris, ipobnbaft 81 0iads
tum; 9ueia Sen9el, 80 Sabre oft.
obne Stane, @befrau bon MATTHIAS
Saser aus @elen, iu~obnbaft8u &ads
tum; Iaria 8elter. obne Stanb. 76
Sabre alt, aus Oberpormeloinsen;
aatbarina Goner, pbne Stunp; 26
Sabre alt, @befrau o &ifolnus
Sinpen ans Gbnen.
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04
paralyze the many resources that education supplies.

Thomas A. Edison has reached his sixtieth year, and no man ever did more in the same length of time. He is still confident that by his electrical inventions he will event. ually drive the horse out of busi- ness. An increase of $335, ,OOO,- 900 in the valuation of horses held in this country as compared with one year ago. seems to indicate no remarkable progressin MT. Edison s driving out plans. It is a race be- tween the auto and the horse, and the horse still ahead.
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04

From the general activity evinc- ed ia promoting the improvement of the big rivers of the country there is reason to believe that we are on the threshold of a revival of inland water transportation. IL may be some years in process of development but it seems sure to come. In addition to the economic value there is sentiment attached to the steamboat traffic that once felt is never quite forgotten.
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04
THE VALUE or EDUCATION.

It is gratifying to see the increas- ed interest in educational advan- tages all over our southland. With financial prosperity comes the de- sire of parents to educate their children as evidenced by the at tendance in the colleges. We hope every boy and girl in the country will take hold of these advantages and learn to be scientific farmers and housewives.
 Years ago an imperfect and tra- ditional way of doing things seemed good enough and often succeeded, measured by a low standard, but in these days of sharp competition the ignorant cannot keep up with the procession and must drop ig- nominiously to the rear.
 The mind is Goo-l like in possi- bilties and everyone who fails to become educated. to think and plan to discover and apply the funda- mental laws of nature. will be sen- tenced by a jury of public opinion to ignorance and poverty.
 Men have tried many dishonest schemes to make, money quick rather than take the long road of scientific eddcation, but they all fail sooner of later as did the buck ct shop business. No disaster can destroy the capital invested in a well trained mind and hands, or
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04

The poll tax amendment which was declared invalid by the supreme court will be submittedto the voters again at the next regular election and will undoubtedly receive a handsome majority of the votes cast. It received majority of the votes cast for or against it the last time but not majority of all the votes cast in the election.
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04
Log Camp No. 1. Near Sandy Bend.

Mrs. Conway Pyle has returned from an extended visit with rela- tives and friends at Van Duzer.
 c. H. Cabaniss of Lawson, has resumed his duties here after two weeks sickness.
 R. L. Harrisontells us heintends to move his familyto Gurdon about the 18th.
 s. N.. Stow was down from Law son the first of the week.
 James Stilt, who has been sick for several weeks returned to his home at Thornton last Saturday.
 Miss Pyle, of Van Duzer, is here visiting her brothbr, G. c. Pyle and family.
 The recent rains have made it almost impossible to log here just now.
 With best wishes for The Hut tig News. R. L.
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04
 Neighborhood Happenings ss

look for a much larger acreage of cotton this season is good. A. E.
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04
TIE HUTTlG NEWS.

On account of circumstances over which we had no control we were delayed several weeks in is- suing our first paper but row that it is published The News will be issued every week and it will be the one ambition of it's editor to make it the best weekly paper in Unlon County.
 As soon as arrangements can be made correspondents will be secur from all towns in the Eastern part of Union County and those towns in Union Parish Louisiana within radius of thirtymiles of Huttig.
 Our subscribers and the public in general can help us a great deal towards accomplishing this by sending in any and all news items by mail, phone or calling at our of flee. Don't be at all backward in this matter because it may be an item concerning yourself or family as it will be news to many of our patrons.
 The News office is located just rz 5s mateeriaslly CT 5Ss 5ysageed The. Peap snl be a pleasure to US to have each subscriber to the paper call on us when in Huttig and make our office his headquarters. We have plenty of room and also desire to meet everybody personally.
 The subscription price of The News will be $1.OO per year if paid in advance and we can offer you some very attractive clubbing propositions with other papers. We will commence in a few weeks the publication of an excellent se- ria story entitled The Mystery of Craneycroft" and you should get your name on the list so as to get the first installment.
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04
TOWN OFFICIALS.

The following are the duly elected of ficials of the incorporated town of Hut tg:
 Mayor-R E. Rowland.
 Recorder-J E. Bailey.
 Warshal-E. M. Cabiness.
 Aldermen-S. Farmer, E. F. Wooley, Corkns.
 Board of Education-A. E. Culbreath, pr. R. E. Rowland, J. U. Brown, F. w. Scott and A. w. Corkins.
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04

Up to date the present state legislature has enacted twenty-five bills to compel railroad companies to erect depots, build sidings or stop trains at certain small stations along their lines.
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04
DR. ". 1T. REAGAN,
 SPECIALIST.

South of Depot, Felsenthal. Ark.
 Will cure cancers, tumors, old sores, ulcers of any nature. sore eyes of any nature, any blood poi son and any female troubles. La dies can obtain medicine and treat and cure themselves. Cure guar anteed or money refunded.
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04
EIxtlxtiItyiItixtN FACTS WORTH KNOWING E
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X \r -sk1 -sk1e1aex1aH2 wa wssas1s gre a{sp9ssa 1a, af ? ,f551lipe 2; 3;
 Brandy was first made in France in 131O.
 Manchuria now has 5O,OCO Jap anese settlers.
 Alcohol was discovered in the thirteenth century.
 The first American paper money was made in 1z4O.
 Roller skates were invented by Plympton in 1863.
 Eight trained oarsmen pulling a boat exert about two horse power.
 The number of marriages in the German empire in 1905 was 485, oO6.
 Norway's seaweed, used as fuel, yields greater revenue than it's fisheries.
 F A man is regarded as greatest value to his country at the age ot tWenty-four.
 There are $500 Smiths of full age in New York city, and 68O of them have telephones.
 The United States cereal crop of 1906 aggregated 5,OOO.OOO bushels, valued at $2,OOO,COO.
 To see an object on the earth's surface 100 miles away the obser- yer must be 6,667 feet above the sea level.
 Birmingham boasts the largest pin factory in the world, where 57 100000 pins are manufactured every working day.
 In South Australia it costs the railroad companies $8O,OOO year to remove the vegetation which grows on the permanent ways.
 The eagle. sometimes scars te the height of 5O,ooo feet. One o1 these birds have been known te rise from the ground and disappear from view overhead within three minutes.
 We want every resident of Hut tig to read The News. Only $1 par year
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04

which they will commence working up at once. w. H. Paul will be in charge of their affairs here. His family have arrived from Little Rock and they will make this their future home.
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04

We want every resident of Hut tig to read The News. Only $1 per year.
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04

Wc1S oPp1i OtiS taIcsU75f f,Ir. ruoSs0u6iT had taught a very successful term Editor Mason of the Fl Dorado Times made an interesting talk.
 The new town council at its meeting on Monday evening elect ed George Mathews marshal and on Tuesday morning George arrest ed negro wanted by the Ell Dora do authorities.
 An enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mrs. J. s. Cole on Monday evening by the young folks in honor of Miss Irene Jones.
 James Turner has gone to FL Dorado to packhis household goods to move here.
 Fred TugWell has commenced work on his new residence. G. A. Pryor contemplates starting one soon.
 The machinery is all in place at the new hardwood mill and opera tions will be commenced as soon as brick masons can be secured to set the three boilers.
 The contract for an $500 bridge across Dollar Slough west of here has been let to MT. Mongan, of El Dorado, we understand.
 A gang of about thirty men are now doing preparatory work for actual operations on the lock and dams near here.
 T. A. Gibson, the commission broker, has treated his residence to coat of paint lately which greatly improves it's appearance.
 The new machinery fer the Fel- senthal Brick Company has arrived and been placed in position. Man ager Powell expects to have his new plant in full operation the last of this month.
 The Standard Tie and Timber Go. have rented one of the brick buildings erected by N. B. Graves for an office. This company re- gently purchased the Je-ome-Hewe track of 22,OOO acres of hardwood timber in Union parish Louisiana
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04
Drs. Thompson & Thompson,
 Dentists.
Fl Dorado, Arkansas

Ell Dorado, Arkansas
 Offer their professional services to people of this section, promis- irg good work done in the latest and most approved style in a satis- factory manner at reasonable price. Office upstairs in new brick, north side square.
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04
Strong.

Mrs. c. w. Powell of Marion. La is visiting pr. Powell and family.
 Miss Jewell Carol of Spearsville, La., is visiting her sister. Mrs. w. E. Clark.
 s. D. Thompson, of Little Rock. is visiting his father snl mother of this place.
 MT. B. o. Bird of Conway, La. made business trip to Strong last Thursday.
 Mary Wallace, after long and serious seize of sickness is conval- escing nicely.
 Mrs. Dr. Morgan Smith and daughter Fanny of Little Rock are visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Faulkner.
 Mrs. Sarah Simmons, of Nal vern, Ark, is visiting Mrs. Alice Tucker and family here.
 Frank Pugh. cashier of our. bank attended the meeting of the Bank CTS Association at Little Rock last week.
 A. B. Cobb and wife living near here are the happy possessors of new heir to their fortune in the per son of a little girl.
 A. P. Kirby our enterprising bus mess man has been repairing his business block by putting new roof on the same.
 The little child of Miles Gath right got hold of some caustic lie recently and put some of it in it's mouth seriously burning it.
 Grandma Wilson, who has been very sick for long time and who, it was thought, would not get well is f1 flow VI 'rfmpff 5vef6g f1iUe1y, ai7a as hoped will be up again soon.
 The Wallace, Clark Mercartila Co.,, have moved into their new two-story brick building and have one of the prettiest and completest general merchandise stores in the county.
 F. Tucker, formerly of Oakland, has removed his stock of general merchandise from that place to Strong and now occupies the room recently vacated by the Wallace Clark Mercantile Go.
 Rev. A. w. King, pastor of the Baptist church here, returned from Little Rock Thursday where he went to take the Scottish Rite de- grees of Masonry. Bro. King ex- pressed himself as being pleased with the work.
 Two members of the Salvation Band, a man and woman have been holding services on our streets for the past week. They seem to be very earnest workers and have succeeded in doing, we believe, considerable good.
 The ladies of the Methodist Church have procured funds with which to paint, paper and carpet their pretty church. When this is done Strong caa boast of two as pretty churches as you will find in any town the size and age of Strong,
 Mrs. J. w. Parker and Mrs. Eu- dor of Elkhart, Ind. who have been visiting Dr. Geo. Murphy and fam fly left this week for visit to l friends in Louisiana after which i they will return to their northern home. They were very favorably impressed with our town.
 Our cotton books show that we
The Huttig news., 1907-05-04
Felsenthal.

The Ouachita Navigation and Logging Co.,, lately incorporated here has organized with T. B. Mill key secretary. It will engage in logging operations on Ouachita and Saline rivers by land and water.
 Ed Kilkinney was up from Shreveport the first of this week visiting with his father and sisters. The public school closed here last Friday evening with an enter tainment in the opera house given by the pupils. From he exercises which were highly appreciated it