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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-23

and then powder with a mixture Of
Eve grnma Of burnt alum, fifteen Of
rice powder. nfty OF talcum powder
and two and a half grams Of sail
cyiIc acid. The powder may be applied
during the day II needed, but both Of
these formulas should be used only In
extreme cases and where the oapg is.
offensive, az too much clogs the pores
and makes matters all the worse.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-23
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-23

can be attached TO tho wall just above
the sink, and an the bottles are wash
cd they can be put to drain by placing
in an inverted position in the holders.
To add to the usefulness Of the rack
q trough Ia built just below the hold.
ers and series Of hooks secured to
the front Of the trough. There Is sui,
ncient space between the holds to ad.
NIT bottle to be stood upright in the
trough.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-23
A Murray conNsnIenes.

The housewife IL very often perplex'
Cd to find a good method Of washing
and draining nursery and other bottles
The health Of children using nursing
bottles depends considerably on keep
ing the bottles absolutely clean. To d
this properly device such as the one
shown here IL Of great assistance. II
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-23

For perSplrinG nset the following 10
tion b beneficial: Have the druggist
mix one ounce or glyeerin. three q
perchlOride of iron and ten dropa %
essence OF berEamot. After the mora,
ing bath and also at night after BATH
ing the feet paint them with thla.
using a soft brush; let Il dry q neale
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-23

Manager Jones declares himself ven
satisfied win ths rssalt Of the Chicago
American champions trip to Mexico
All % the players are In me shape.
whleR's condtttQn alarms Comskay.
bat doc h never IN any kind Of
condition until well On In the season.
bot it's q clnch that be win round lnep
good form before long.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-23

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-23

Joshua Crane. Jr.. Harvard football
coach. win start q new football school,
teaching only technical points. Idea h
On eorTeapondeneo basis. funny fellow
sAyS Perhaps JosAna b onl1 tOshlng.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Excitement over We'll.

Considerable excitement was occa- stoned at Siloam Springs by the re- port that gas had been struck on the Bell place two miles west of that town, while drilling a well at that place A tin funnel was placed over the curbing and a lighted match ap- piled, but it was found that the air was being drawn into the well at the time, instead of coming out. One day recently the air came out of the well with such force as to blow the hat off the head of any one leaning over the well, and the roaring could be heard some distance away. A cloth saturated with coal oil ard lighted was thrown i2to the well, the force of the air holding it in suspension at the top of the curbing until consumed. The well has been drilled to 6 depth of 45 feet
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Portrait of Governor Davis.

A portrait of Governor Davis, paint. ed by F. Harold Hayward has been placed in position on the wall of the governors private office, over the desk of the retiring governor. The portrait is in oil, and is an excellent likeness of Governor Davis. Portraits are now hanging in the governors office Of all the governors of the state. It is the custom of all governors to have these paintings made on retiring. Governor Davis has served six years as governor and will be succeeded one day this week by Hon. John s. Little.
 Chief Justice Hill to Take Vacation.
 Chief Justice Hill has gone to Tue son, Ariz., for the benefit of his health and will remain until the new docket is called in April.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24

Ry Senator Smms-Making a request that the United States senators use their best efforts to have patents granted to certain government lands turned over to the state, and through the state sold to individuals. that titles might be perfected Under the resolution the state land com missioner is called upon to furnish the sen ators with a list of the lands of couded title under this grant together with the exact locations, and assist otherwise in having the patent granted. Resolution made q special order for Thursday.
 By Senator McKenzie-A resolution pro viding for d committee of three from the House and two from the Senate to visit the state university at Fayetteville and make full investigation of the adminis- tration of affairs there, and examine fully the books of the secretary and treasurer Adopted.
 By Senator Lee-Provlding for the ap- pointment by the president of the Senate of committee of three to view the jour nal at intervals and report if the work was being properly done. Adopted.
 Tn introduction of three bills looking to the reduction of the passenger rate in this State Is taken as an indication of earnest ness on the part of the Senate to pass this bill early and get 1t off the calendar
 Senator Robb was granted leave of a5 sence indefinitely.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24

TDon the conclusion of Gov. Davis mes sage he was presented with mammoth boouet of flowers and a chest of silver ware, which Representative |. l.. Meade, who made the presentation speech, sald came from the governors many friends in the seventy-five counties in the state. In expressing his thanks. Gov. Davis was deeply affected. and with tears in his eyes said that he knew not from whence came the flowers or the silver; that JeH Davis could be led by kindness. but had never been driven or bulldozed; that in appreciation of this friendly and valuable token he could only say that his friends could at all times have the best he had
 At the conclusion of the inaugural ad- dress. and taking of the oath by Governor Little he was presented with large num- Der of floral tributes, and was occupied for the remainder of the day in receiving congratulations of friends and members of the Legislature.
 half hour after Gov Little had taken control of his office. he was presented with the bond of Secretary of State, o. C. Ludwig which had been approved pre- yious to presentation in an unofficial man. ner This is ready for you now" said Secretary Ludwig, as he congratulated the new governor and presented his bond. Gov. Little thanked Secretary of State Lud- wig. and placed his approval to the bond making this the first official act as gov ernor of the state.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
MO-. 1O.
A Busy Day at Hot Springs.

Sheriff Williams and other officers, had strenuous day of it at Hot Springs recently. A pool-room was opened outside the city limits, and the officers made arrests after arrests in an effort to stop the betting but as fast as one set of operators were ar rested new ones would step in and the bets were takn just the same. Each set was arrested after each race. There is some doubt about making the charges against the men stick as there is no statute upon the books of Ar kansas that applies especially to the situation. The arrests are all based upon a public nuisance charge, but the pool-room was located outside the city limits and aloof from other habita- tions, in order that no nuisance charge might be preferred by nearby resi- dents
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

coroa No,, Wm' Lambert was appointed by the djstria, 'o nil the vacancy in the Ninth tos r'.e, m caused by the expulsion of Sena- snr,a"or sna'or Lambert Is from Bismarck, Hot islot,so eouhty, and is well known in leg throa circles. He has served through honso ssions as representative in the ate m Lu through one session in the Sen the Nil e was candidate for senator in by sana. su.n district and was only defeated tiro 'fHa'or Hi Adams by r votes in the en- uorni ~nen the Senate convened Thursday sage Gov, Davis transmitted mes foilowIna Iouneing the appointment of the yersi,r as members of the State tJnI to sncoo board Hal NJ. Norwood of Mena. of prese V" Il. Langford. c. C.Y Hamby and \, scott. to succeed Dougal NcNIiIIar Henry St.is Y, Davis of Dardanelle. to succeed frmatio" "'roup The Senate deferred con
 ne oi the appointments.
 most iils oiils introduced in the house tba Hot Snrindte rate measure by Mir. Ross of and Saa SNpslngs county. It was read twice Ing. Tbe h,s special order for Friday morn roads sFtoi Fe olli provides that the fare for fifteen ",ueeh . miles long shall be ! cents :. miles. 2 es a" and less than seyenty-fiye length /, cents over seventy.aye miles in n
 cenS Ter mile.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Indications of Oil.

Considerable interest has recently been aroused in Jefferson and Lincoln counties by the report that oil in pay ing quantities had been found, and that all indications pointed to a vast un- deriving oil field. Several prospectors have been Investigating, and while no borings have as yet been made, all preliminary tests go to prove, it is claimed, that oil in considerable quan- titles exists. The lands in question lie along the Bayou Bartholomew and Turtle creeks and occupy territory in both Jefferson and Lincoln counties. Seevral prominent Pine Bluff citizens own large tracts of land in this neigh borhood, and active steps will soon be taken to prospect the territory more thoroughly.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Sentenced to Penitent;ary.

Freeman Martin who is under indict- meYt at Warren on a charge of mur- der, has been sentenced to 21 years in the penitentiary, The crime for which he was sentenced was commit. ted in April. He and his wife had separated and on the night the crime was committed he went to her house and demanded an interview with her. an entrance into the house and it is alleged, shot her. He made his escape, but was captured in Louisiana and brought back to Warren for trial.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
University Bonds,

Treasurer K. c. Key of Fayetteville reports that the university bonds, amounting to $9,OOo, will be due on July 1, against this indebtedness the city has on hand in the sinking fund $7,076.70 and q tax levy for this year of , mills, which will make revenue of about $5,O00, making a total of $12,O76.7O that the city will have on the 1st of July with which to pay off the bonds. The council voted recently to invest the $7,076.70 in improvement district notes, which bear per cent interest and are due July 1. This will further increase the city's resources about 210.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Failed to Convict.

The first case for violation of the Sunday law was tried recently at Fort Smith and resulted in a victory for the defendant, Frank Brun, a con fectioner Prosecuting Attorney Me Donald was elected on an anti-Sunday violation platform and publicly stated that it was his intention to bring suits against all who sold goods wares and merchandise" on Sunday. He even intimated that progressive euchre, where prizes were offered, would fall under the ban, and as a consequence progressive euchre has been eliminated from social functions. In the Brun case witnesses expressed the opinion that the goods sold by Brun were necessities Brun testified that he supplied families with ice cream, cakes and bread, which other wise would have been made in the household The jury was out about five minutes and returned a verdict of not guilty There are a number of other similar cases to come up for trial
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Fears for Peach Crop,

In the memory of the oldest citizen no such weather has been known in vails. The gardens present fine beds of volunteer mustard, lettuce, and on ions, strawberry vines are blooming and fruit trees are budding. This is one of the states most productive peach areas and fear is entertained that the swelling of the buds will cause them to fall prey to the first killing frost
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Shot While Hunting.

While out hunting near Mammoth Springs, a 11-year-old son of F. NJ Rainer, was accidentally shot The boy, in company with Otto Harbister, aged IT, was hunting The elder boy was carrying the gun. He fell, the gun was discharged, and but for a rail which intervened the boys head would have been blown off. Only one shot took effect, however, and the boy will probably recover.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
John L. Gurrie Now in Jail.

Deputy Sheriffs Al Chichester and Barney Stiel of Little Rock have re- turned from Springfield, H., with John l.. Gurrie, former president of the Central Trades Council, who is charg- ed by indictment with embedding $1,0O0 of the funds of the local union of boilermakers, of which he was ti- nancial secretary. It is charged the offense was committed September l., last Gurrie was not able to furn sh bond and is now confined in jail The date of his trial has not been set. Gurrie was formerly one of the most prominent union men in Little Rock. He was employed for a time in tn : Iron Mountain shops in Argenta.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Arrested at Fayetteville.

Mark Tallett, negro who was con yicted at Fayetteville on a charge of grand larceny and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary, and who es- capped after serving but four months, was captured recently after 14 years of freedom. He has visited Fayette- vile freqently in recent years, and had been living there seven months when arrested.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Mail Pouch Stolen.

The pouch containing the letter mail for Fordyce, thrown off the Cot ton Belt train at Fordyce recently. was stolen before the operator could take it in. It was found later about 200 yards below the depot with the straps cut and the letters scattered over the ground It is not known whether they had been searched or whether any registered letters were secured by the thieves.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Worked a Double Game.

Leroy Hagan, who has been employ ey as bookkeeper of the Cotton Belt Eating House at Pine Bluff, is al legged to have collected $103 on dia- mond ring which he was trying to dispose of for another man, and skipped out with both money and ring.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
M. A. Fain Gets Verdict in Damage
 Suit

NJ. A. Fain of Paris, who sued the Arkansas Central railroad for $2,000 has been awarded $275. Fain, who is deaf, was knocked off the track by a moving engine about two months ago The engineer saw the man in time to stop, but supposing he would move lowed his engine to move forward with the above results.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Killed During Friendly TusseI.

Charley Morris and Robert Thomp- son, lifelong friends, were engaged in a tussel over a gun at Eagle Mills, when the weapon was accidentally dis charged, killing Thompson. The jury returned a verdict of accidental kill ing, exonerating Morris of any blame.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
A. E. Boqua Charged With Forgery

Information has been filed which will result in the arrest of A. E. Boqua of Fort Smith on a charge of forgery Mir Boqua is prominent real estate dealer, and the charges against him relate to real estate transaction in which he is alleged to have made out fraudulent deeds.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Shot Sister-in-Law.

Jesse Boutwell, shot and injured his at Hot Springs, during a family quar- rel The shot entered Mrs. Boutwells head just below the left cheek bone, out at point just behind her left ear
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Timber Worker Bound bead.

John Riley, timber worker, was found dead recently at his home near Swifton. He is alleged to have been and while trying to kindle a fire, his clothing caught from the sparks, and he died shortly after
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Killed by Fall.

Sam Glover, a lineman, emp,oyed by the R. B. Tyler Construction Com pany of Jonesboro, fell from the top of a 30-foot pole while working on the line of the Home Telephone Company and died from his injuries thirty min utes later His fall was caused by coming in contact with a live wire.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Fined for Selling Liquor.

J. w. Best, an old man of 7S, was fined $50 at Conway for the illegal sale of whiskey. Another case against him for the same offense was contin- ued during good behavior.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Drilling for Gas.

The first drilling for gas ever under taken in Plumerville was begun recent ly. People for several miles around came in to see the work started. The well is now 5 feet deep and drills
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Died From Injuries.

Mrs. Maria Williams died at Eureka Springs as the result of broken hip and other injuries received last Au- gust in an accident.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
A Double Murder.

A negro named Marshall Trimm, is alleged to have shot and killed Will liam Connor and wife, both negroes. at their home near Fort Smith. Trimm, it is said. was infatuated with Con nor's wife and tried to induce her to leave the country with him, which she refused to do. Trimm, it is alleg- ed, concealed himself near the front gate and fired upon the couple with shotgun, inflicting wounds which later proved fatal
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Increase In Value.

Statistics compiled from Govern ment Report show that during the past year 2,698,23O acres of land in Arkansas was in cultivation in eight important crops. The total value of crops raised from this acreage was $30,293,311, or an average of over $11 an acre This estimate does not in- clude the acreage and value of or chards or the smaller crops, such as sweet potatoes, beans, peas and the like, nor does it include the cotton crOD.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Fordyce Wants to Be City.

The mayor of Fordyce was recently directed by the Board of Aldermen to employ a competent man to take a census of the population of the town with a view of having it entered into the list as city of the second class. D. P. Harrison was employed for the purpose, has finished his work and re- ported that he found 2,975 persons within the corporate hints of FOrdyce.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Pacific Express Company Fined.

The Pacific Express Company made two shipments of squirrels from New port to Memphis and was fined $100 for each offense.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-24
Public School, Lake Village.

will run day and night until the re- quired depth is reached CT gas is found.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-09
"The Beauty Doctor"

Fred Hyland's the presiding musi
cal genius Of "The Beauty Doctor
will personally lead the orchestra upon
the return Of the play TO the Grand
Opera House next Monday. Mr.. Hy'
lands is responsible for nearly all the
big musical numbers in THE Beauty
Doctors second edition." and every
number of his creating is credited with
being n hit. "Myron Brown, Fare
we'll" sung by the comedian, viii Phil
brick and the chorus. is welcomed by
many encores nightly. "On n Paper
and a Comb" given by Marie Hylands
and the chorus as Coster boys and
girls. Is one Of the whistl!ng success
es Of the season and is whistled by the
audience in unison with the perform
ers during its rendition. Come Down
Mr.. Man in the Moon" is another one
of Mr.. Hyiand's big numbers aud Is Il
tuneful and popular number, while the
Japanese song, my Little Mimi San
together with these others. are con
siiered among the best contribution,
to musical comedy in many
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-09

rooms Of the State Journal Company.
It is a neat five column quarto sheer.
and has a large circuiation. being the
denominational paper Of the Baptis,s
of West Virginia. II is edited by Rev.
J. D. Simmons. who Is also It's pro
lprietor and who has moved with it 70
this city. he becoming a resident
here. He carries on the Banner with
Judgment and ability. 1t contains u
large quantity of reading matter along
the lines OF the church organization
In whose interest 1t is issued. People
OF Parkersburg not only extend a cor.
dial welcome to the paper. but also
to Its editor and his family.-Parkers-
burg State Journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-09
in THE SAME A

The fnsurgent Republicans Of both
State and Nation are all tarred with
the same stick. Foraker, who misre,.
resents the great State of Ohio in the
United States Senate. has become a
companion of Boss Cox, of Cincinnati,
and stands spousor for the same crowd
Of corruptionists. He is against Pres.
ident Roosevelt and his wholesome pol
icies. Just as the handful of corpora.
tion hirelings in West Virginia are
against Governor Dawson in his eli.
forts to be OF service to the people OF
the State. 1t Is time for the people
to arouse from their lethargy and
see what the boodlers and g~rafters are
trying to do and in many cases Sic
ceeding In accomplishing. Governor
Dawson said recently that he tad
been well acquainted with the West
Virginia State Senate for twenty-five
years and that very little legislation
had gotten through that body unless
the corporate interests we're favorable
to IT. That is IN alarming state of at-
fairs and unless the people awake to
the seriousness Of the situation and
cure the evils of money domination of
political bodies anarchy and socialism
will gain many enthusiastic followers
in their attempt at government over
throw.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-09
WAR IN CENTRAL AMERICA
HONDURAS AND NICARAGUA
LIKELY TO GET TO HAIR
PULLING.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. .. =
There may be war between Honduras
and Nicaragua, according to advicee
received at the Department of State
today from the Secretary of the Unit
cd States legation at Costa Rica.
The trouble grows out of a revoIu
t:onary movement In Honduras, which
the President of that government
charges, is being fomented by Nicar
aqua. The revolutionary movement Is
near the boundary of Nicaragua. and
Honduras is preparing to send troops
to put 1t down.
Nicaragua has threatened to take
steps to protect its interests II tn.
president of Honduras sends troops
to the vicinity.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-09
DR.. w. C.. Jamison
Continued From Page One.J

Barnes. C. f. Manley. ]. F. Phillips,
w. G. Canoe, ]. E. Dowden, C. E. Reel.
J.. A. Jamison. Elias J. Eddy. NJ. f.
Fetty. B. F. Ramage, NJ. B. Bartlett,
C. S. Holt. George B. Morgan. J. II.
Beckman. T. l.. B%urchinal, A. S. Prich.
ard, ]. Z. Anderson. J. w. Mcdonald,
J. a. Clark, Festus Downs. w. c. Jam.
ison. A. D. Simon, Lee Swisher. ]. d.
Crowl.
The directors chose the following
executive board: Festus Downs. Smith
Hood, f. A. Biliingslea. J. A. Jami'
son, C. e. Reed. J. Walter Barnes.
This was the fourth annual meeting
OF the stockholders and It was largely
attended. The report showed that aft.
er declaring two semi.annual dividends
of 3 per cent. on the capital stock.
100000. there remained $4,000 sur.
plus, which increased hat fund to
$4,000.