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New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
POWER or TIE EXECUTIVE.

The Uower OF the President Of the United
States has been said TO be greater thar that II
any older constitutional sovereign. and there Is
abundant evidence in history which to base
the assertion. No thoughtful voter fail
realize the tremendous rOtentiality Of a Presi-
dent and Cabinet OF his selection. the
Senate except for the gravest reasons, not
questioning the selections made by President
for his official family.
This is one of the propositions which Repub-
tcan speakers in the coming campaign viii be
called tpon 10 amplify and fortunately the con-.
trast between the two Presidential candidates IS
susceptible OF several concrete demonstrations
The course OF Mr. Bryan il the PblIlppia>A
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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-04-11
LIST OF DELINQUENT POLL TAX
PAYERS FOR THE YEAR 1907.

/, Albert j. Carver, sheriff and tax
collector of Hancock county, State OF
Mississippi, do hereby certify that the
following is list OF the names OF all
persons delinquent for poll taxes for the
year 1907, in said county, who failed to
pay said poll taxes on or before Februa-
ry 1st, 1908, as required by law, and as
shown by the personal roll in my office.
Said list being published in accordance
with Chapter Al, Laws of Mississippi,
regular session, 1900, to-wit:
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-04-11

BY Leander S. Keyser.

He is no slave; freeman he
So far as any can be free.
No servile bondage of the years,
No stepping OF the soul in tears,
No leaguipg of malignant fates,
Have robbed him Of his manly traits.
He is no brother to the OK;
Nor minds the cynic's voice that mocks
The manhood in him; well he knows
His heavenly powers q soul disclose
Superior to the brutal state
A man, a master of his fate.
True, he must toll; full oft he pays
The cost of life in weary days;
But as he turns the mellow soil,
He carols of the bliss of toll;
For manual labor brings no BAN
'Tis sin alone enslaves man.
MY plowman turns the fertile mould,
Knowing twill yield need in gold;
Bring forth the wholesome frnit and
grain
To give him food at summers wane;
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-04-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, }
Land ONCE at Jackson, Miss,

Department OF the Interior,
Land ONCE at Jackson, Miss,
March 8, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that William billiard,
Of Catahoula, Miss, has filed notice Of his in
tention to make final five year proof in sup
port of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry No.
1853, made January IA, l903 for the NE1.k
NE14 Section Z, Township ST. Range IA W,
st. Ste. Meridian, and that said proof will be
made before Chancery Clerk, Hancock County,
at Bay st. Louis, Mississippi, on April 25, 1903.
He names the following witnesses to prove
OF, the land, viz: Arnaud Nicase, of Kiln, Miss;
Joseph Johnson, of Catahoua, Miss; William
Smith, of Catahoula, Miss: Thomas Holmes, OF
Catahoula, Mississippi
1. @. C. LAMAR, Register.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-04-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior, }
and Office at Jookson Mice Z

Department. OF Jn6 InteTi0r,l
Land ONCE at Jackson, Miss,
March 30 1905
Notice is hereby given that Albert w. Thigpen,
of Standard, Miss, has filed notice OF his nteu
ton to make final commuted proof in support OF
his claim, viz Homestead Entry No. Al, ,373 made
July 6, 1906, for the Sl-2NW1-i, Nl-2SWl-4 Sec
ton I, Township g. S., Range IA. w. St Ste. Ms
ridian, and that said proof will be made before
Chancery Clerk Hancock County, at Bay ST.
Louis Miss, on May 2, 1903.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation,
of, the land, viz: j. L. Pigford, Alexander Cuave,
Forest Moran Alsaid Nlcaise, all of Standard.
Miss. L. Q. G. LAMAR,
Register
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-04-11
CHARLES BOTTLE.
Practical Timer and Slater.

All kinds of iron roofing material kept on hand
and all work promptly attended to.
Residence and shop-Keller street betwes1 r
r. avenue and Hancock street, Bay ST. Louis.
Telephone: No. 133.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-04-11
BAYS MERCANTILE CO.,
And with the winters garnered store
Drive cold and hunger from the door.

DllFe colu anu HunSel 1IoIu tHe uool'
My yeoman heaves the yielding sod,
And feels his partnership with God;
List to his grateful, glad refrain:
"God gives the soil, the gentle rain,'
The sunshine and the balmy air,
While gladly perform my SHARE"
A slave? A benefactor he
My plowman of the slope and lea!
Why, he, as with his work he hies,
The larder of the world supplies!
For this is freedoms choicest grace:
To do ones part to bless the race.
Vicksburg Americana Mr.. Bryan Cal
have no cause to complain that the ira
ditional Southern reputation for hospi
tality was not fully sustained on the oc
casion of his visit to Mississippi. Th
reception rendered him was remarka
BILE tribute to his influence and the holt
on public favor of this man, who is no
the nominee of the Democratic party
and who, until he is such nominee, mus
attribute such compliments solely to hi
influence as man and private citizen
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-04-11
i. A. deMOntluz1n,
Chemist 8 Pharmacist,

DEALER IN
Drugs. Chemicals and Patent Medicines. .Perfu
merry Toilet Articles Candies, spectacles.l
Fishing Tackle, Etc.,
CIGARS AND TORACCO.5
SODA 81 MINERAL WATERS.
FRONT near Main Streets.
BAY ST LOUIS, MISS.
& A- - e g--y z z
Bears the ~ The Kind YGu Have Alsays Boupa
''s,.;''' ( &<Azz1
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Telephone: No. 13S.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
Many Sleepless Nights. Owing to Persistent Cough. Relief
 Found at Last.

For several winters past ny wife has been troubled with t most persistent and disagreeahie cough, which invariably eNtend- ed over Il period of several weeks and caused Her many sleepless nights writes Wlll J. IIayner, editor of the Bnrley. Col, BuIIe- tin. Various remedies were tired each year, with beneficial results. In November last tfie cough again put ifl appearance and my wife, acting oil the Sa9- gestion of a friend. purchased l bottle of Chamberlains Goue h Remedy. The result was indeed marvellous. After three doses the cough entirely disappeared and has not manifested itself since. This remedy k Tor sale by all druggists and dealers.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE <
Gum Arabic Water.

X quarter of q pound of cheap gtn arabic and quart of boiling water Wash the gum arabic in cold water tJ remove dust and wood finer. then add one quart of boiling water. Put in q warm place and stir frequently with q wooden spoon ill tho gum metts strain through a piece of muslin and bottle, when it Is ready for use Gum water Is used for fine laees, silks and flannel waists. also sometimes for black and dark blue satecns and art work done in silk coiars. II is finer in quality than starch and does hot produce q harsh npeearaaee on the thers of fine ma teria3s tn average proportion te Hse is enc tablespoonful ot gllm water tp il half pint of water
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
MADISON.

Prosecuting Attorney Horsley is i'll at hls home at Bentonville and was not able to be present at circuit court at Eureka Springs last week.
 With search warrant issued by Prosecuting Attorney D. B. Horsley, Sheriff Joan Berry searched the Peoples Drug Store for booze" and found nine quarts of Dulfy's Malt which on Tuesday were broken and the contents poured out. Mir. Carey says lie had the goods for mcdi- einal purposes, Huntsville Re publican.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
From Oklahoma.

Rice, Okla, Feb, 1. Editor Springdale News: I will write a few lines from this part of the world. l am located eight miles north of the Texas line, twenty eight miles from the Kansas line and e0 miles from the New AIexi- % line. This is Jew country and very few have been here over two years except the cattle men scattered here and there. This k prairie country, not even any timber oil the creeks. We are 5,10o feet above sea level. The most of tiie soil k inclined to be sticky, but has enough sand in 1t to keep Il from rolling up on q wagon wheel when 1t Is wet. Along most ef tile creeks 1t k sandy. We raise milo maize, kaffer corn, Indian corn. wheat, barley, oats, millet, water melons, eantdloupes and anything that grows on I vine will grow here It is the best for WatermeIonS l ever saw, but of course there are other things about this country that are not So good. The fuel ques- ton k one drawback. They have been charging as 5000 | ton for coal thi> winter until lately We have organized our selves into a=union and we shif our oWn coal for third les> money.
 We have had one big snow this winter and several sliifS Last night Was tie toideSt night so far this winter. Ne have had right smart of cold weather but the eoldest Was when 1t Was dry so it=didn.t hurt so#bdd.
 The health of this country i> | good. don't know ot | sick person. This is what used to be known as No Maus Land" but later was added to Oklahoma and called Beaver County, but now 1t k divided into three counties. Starting from the east going west k Beaver. Tex as and Cimaron. would like all the correspondents to write regular for Arkansas l> my old home and like to hear from there every week l guess had better draw this letter to q close for fear 1t become tlreSone, and fl this escapes the waste basket will write again some daY.
 Yours truly,
 WILL IIAMBY.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior Land Office at Harrison. Ark. December 2s, 19o7 Notice E hereby given that Cora Clifford ot Spring to make final hve year proof III support af his claim. viz Homestead l.ntTy No. 275gs made January DOL, for the w. sE. Si4 Range 29 " and that said proof will De made beiote County Clerk of Washington County at Fayetteville. Ark, on February - DOS
 Henanes the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence Hp0n and cnitlxa tIau of thc land. viz. Iohn Kelley, Wm Mayo Q. Mayo Ed Tweedy, all of Spiug
 IoILN ]. MaRIMINeroN Register.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
Testina Flour.

II flour k white. with yclloWish straw color t is good. E hiIe if f has q hluish cast or black speaks it is The opposite
 Flour cam also be festaf#Ht nd hesiteaeSs. WetaHd 4Hp4a I lH4#e et it between the fingers # it works soft and sticks it k poor
 Ii Little four k thloWH a4al0st E dry smooth surface and ft faHHs itta powder you may know ii is mot af the best qaalitX
 If doar squeezed in the haul retains the shape given if when the hand is re laxed il k good sign
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
sGRt BkNtt DEVICE.

lustratien is to reverse this method II consists of all arran eemrut at series of flexible pockets capable af comprcs sion, so as to produce faeuuH and suction through the goods Whae being moved over them with pressure. The serubbing is eaectually performed without wear on Che hands. The com pression and suction continually force the water and snap through the goods with the effect of rapid and perfect cleansing The device ia rectangular ill form and made of rubber
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
Notice to Confirm and Quiet
 Title.

Whereas petition has been filed Ill the Chmcefy Court of Washington County Arkansas. by \. J. 0tt and l.. \ Jones pray ing said court to confirm and quiet their re spective titles in severalty to the following described lands situated i'll said county ol V Washington aud State of Arkansas to-wit
 The South hall of the Southeast quarter oi section four and two acres out ot the North east Corner of the Northeast quarter oi the Northeast quarter of Section Nine all il Township Seventeen North Range Thirty
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
Home Nursfno.

X bottle full of hot water if the back of the neck will often cure Here ous headache For neuralgia oH the left side of tue face put fife right haHd in water as hot as can he borne F the pain is on the right side hold the left hand in the water Neuralgia i~ purely nerve almcnf as its name implies. and this simple treatment warns the chilled nerves which are suffering
 some one who has ffied itsaEs that charcoal viii heal aa insea#i8e tee nail when less simple remedies have na effect Burn fhe heal el mateb and powder the eharred part. pre~sias 1t down around tHe h1iI
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
E aby Hands.

will get into mischief often it means q burn or cut or scald. Apply Ballard's Snow Liniment just as soon as the accident hap pens, and the pain will be re- lieved while the wound will heal quickly and nicely. X sure cure for spralns. Rheumatism and all pains.
 Price 25e, 5ae and Slo0 d bottle. Sold by W. C. Ownbey.
 Solomon was | wise man until he got 50 much money it made him foolish.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
Notice for Public atiOn.
Land Office at Harrison. Af

Land OfIict at IIarrison Afk
 iteh. t 199S Notice is hereby given that Barney Boesen. al Sonora, Ark. las filed notice of his intention to make final five year proof in try No. 2s2s9 made April ,, DOL for the N W \. ". Section 3s, Township 1s N Range 19N " and that sad pr93ot will be County. al Fayetteville, Ark on March 23, 1908.
 He names the following witnesses toprove his continuous residence upon and cultiVa. tion oi the land. viz
 George Scott Ross Harges. Elias Scott and +. J. Kelley, all of Sonora, Ark,
 JOHN | WoRrHfNGTON. Register Jones-Cravens Abstract Co, Attys.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
Makes Washina EM

h the ordinary process ef Washing textile goods by hand il is customary to rub the goods e4er corrugated WashbodrdS or like surfaces. by which. with the aid of water and some deter gent substance, Inc seruhhing serves to remove inc dirt The oftieceof the device shown in the accompanying +
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
bR()NON|A

one West and containing in all Eighty twa acres more of less. Now therefore. notice IS hereby given to all persons having or claiming an interest i'll said lands to aHBe af at the next regular term uf said Chaucery Court to be holden ln the city ol Fayette vile Ill said Washington County. Arkansas on the second Monday in FebfaarV, DOS. and show cause, II any they can. why the ti ties oi said \ l Ott and l. \ Jones to said lands should not be confirmed and quieted
 GEu ]. RODGERS.
 Clerk ChaucefS Court
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
'nearby Counties
BENTON.

Virgil Sawrey and Mis- Edythe Rhea of Rogers were married re- gently.
 Thomas Keith has sold his stock of hardware at Gravett to (. K. Atkins and F. NJ. Gravett
 G. w. Lindsey of Sulphur Springs, has withdrawn from the race for county judge.
 Lark Wilson of Culberson, Montana, and Miss Georgia Law son of Bentonvllle, were married recently.
 The three weeks revival at the Christian church at Benton vile, conducted by Rev. J. ]. Tayior, resulted in seventeen additions to the church.
 The publisher of the Gravett News announces that within the next two weeks he expects 10 move his printing plant to Little Rock. The News will continue to be published at Gravett.
 !. C. Redding. Presbyterian minister, Is conducting q revival meeting at Rogers, and on ac- count of the attendance being so large the meeting was trans ferred from the Presbyterian 10 the Christian church.
 The Benton County Cattle Growers Association held d meet ing here last Saturday. Me un- derstand good progress k being made in the matter of the tempo rary quarantine which the asSo- ciation k working at. =Benton- vile Sun.
 Mrs. Richard Bennett, lady 65 years ot age dIed at the hos pital here Monday morning. be- ing unable To survive difficult operation. DeeeaSed's home Was near Little Rock where the re- mains were taken for burial Bentonxille Sun.
 X mass meeting will be held at tie court house In Benton vile Saturday, February. 29, to take some action in ti1e interests of state wide prohibition Izv- cry township i'll the county Is eX- pected to be represented at this meeting.
 Mrs. Minnie =Cowllng enter talned at her home on North Third Street, Tuesday evening in honor ofher friend, Miss Dora Cosar of SPringdale, Ark The evening was very pleasantly spent Ill games and other anase- mentS and toward the close q de- lieious lunch was served Rog- CTS Ark Free Press.
 The Executive committee of the Benton County Central Com mittee met here last Thursday and made partiafappointments of the judges for the primary cleo tion March g. The committee assessed all State candidates one dollar each and county candi- dates eight dollars each to pay the expenses of the primary cleo tion, to be paid between the 5th and 2oth of February. It was decided that the candidates should settle the matter as to the position i'll which their names should appear oil the ticket. Bentonville Sun.
 At Uncle zaek Mitehell's place in thls city Is we'll which cer- tainly exhibits remarkable and peculiar characteristic. T Il e well is F feet deep and of never failing water. Last week during the cold days ice formed over the water in tile well ole fourth of an inch thick The family re- port that oil a former occasion when the weather was colder the well produced ice almost an inch in thickness. The we'll Is reck-
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14

oned to be in connection with an
 underground passage with an outlet where, nobody knows, vet
 II IS remarkable Bentonvi1le
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
S. Grammar

]. ;. Grammar has recently been appointed station agent at Mouutaiuburg on the Frisco He IS also the local agent for the Nells-Fargo Express Co, u tlal point and was checked in last Saturday. Mt. GfaHuHer k With the Valley Trading Company at that place as baokkeEper. and tle new duties ot his Hew oliiee will interfere but little With his other pursuits Van Buren Press.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
Rest and Sleep.

Few escape those miseries of winter bad cold. | distressing cough. Many remedies ara recommended, but the one quick est and best of all is Simmon, Cough Syrup. Soothing and healing to tLe= lungs and bron- chiai passages, il stops the cough at once and giEcS you welcome rest and pereelul steeP.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14

Parties wishing pay Real Estate urged and will be quired to furnish proper description of Real Estate which they wish pay tax And also ask all the Tax Payers call the voting precincts dates named above and pay possible get of the charged against them thus preventing the of making settlement with many the last days prior to April TO- will leave the last day of each appointment o'clock D. m. go o the place.
 KIT PHILIPS,
 Sheriff and Ex- Ohcio Collector Washington County Ark. Fayetteville Ark. Nov 26 19O7
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14

Virgin Sawrey and Mis- Edythe Rhea of Rogers were married re- gently.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-14

Sun.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-28

Convinced that Miss Harry Huese who
died TUESDAY night in the George Wash
tngtor University Hospital, under what
at first was believed 10 be suspicious
circumsts noes, did not meet with foul
play while in this city. the Washing
ton police early this morning abandoned
the investigation which was begun after
an autopsy had been performed by Dep
utv Coroner GlazebTook.
Mystery still surrounds the circum-
stances leading up 10 the death OF the
young woman. but as the fact has heen
established that Miss Huese was taken
IN before reaching Washington, the To-
cal police consider the case out OF their
Jurisdiction. The remains were turned
over 70 the woman's father, John
Huese. this morning, and taken TO the
family home in Franklintown. Baltimore
county. Md.
Detective herman, who went 10 Balti-
move late yesterday afternoon returned
at li:3a O'Clock last night Immediately
after his return, Roland p. Barry, OF
305 South SmalIwood street, Baltimore,
who was held by the police until the in
yestigation had been completed, was re-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-28

paper not only In itself, but by giving
TO the paper manufacturers a shelter
behind which they could organize COM
binatiOns which, II not technically sus-
cepuble OF proof as unlawful trusts,
are. in our opinion, in reality such II
IS true that the tariff itself, perhaps,
might not account for the full advance
in price. but the tariff, plus the tarin-
engendered combinations. do account Tor
all OF il.
We find that the revenues derived
from import duties on pulp and printing
paper are so small. and the benefits
TO be obtained from the abolition OF
those duties are so considerable. that
we urge the placing OF pulp and printing
paper on the free list. We believe that
relief from existing conditions can be
fully and promptly secured only DIV
the immediate consideration and passage
OF n. R. 1865. known as the stevens
bill"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-28
Huese Case Is abandoned
By the Washington Police

leased. as there was nothing 10 snow
that he had any knowledge OF the case.
Accompanied by Barry, Miss Huese
came to Washington last Sunday, on
Sightseeing trip. The couple cene over
on the electric line. and Just before
reaching Washington. Miss Huese was
taken suddenly Ill. she went 10 George
Washington Hospital, where II was az
first believed she was suffering from the
heat Monday she showed some I'M
pTOvement. and her condition az no lIihe
was regarded as serious.
Tuesday afternoon she suffered SINK
ia= ~pell, and that night she Cleo.
The physicians at the hospital we're uh-
able 10 account for her death, and the
case was reported to Deputy Coroner
Glaze. rock. An autopsy was performed,
and Il was found thar Ter death was
due TO cerebral EemCrrhaEes, resulting
from an injury behind the right ear.
From Miss Huese's relatives, Detective
Berman learned that the young woman
had suffered from severe headaches for
several months IT is believed the hurt
which resulted IN her death was re
ceived some time ago. although Miss
Huese never mentioned the injury. or
gave any hint that she had been bruised
on the head.
The Baltimore police are making a
further investigation today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-28
1000 CHINESE DIE
IN FLOOD AND FIRE
Typhoon Sweeps Kan River
Valley and Wrecks Many
Small Craft.

VICTORIA. British Columbia, May %,
Disasters involving the loss or -'VVO
lives-I. 600 IN a typbOon and mood IN
Haukow. and an equal number IN a
coal mine fire in Kwangsi, were reported
from China today in messages brought
by the Japanese liner Shinono, Just
in from the Orient
The typhoon. the mail dispatches saw
ragged furiously for hours. II swept the
Kan river valley with especial violence
reducing hundreds of boats TO klndllnE
wood. a food which followed completed
the work Of destruction. The work or
relieving the survivors distress and re-
covering the corpses had just been be-
gun when the Shinono sailed.
OF the mine disaster little was known
EXCEPT that the fire was stiil nlllng the
workings at the time of the steamship S
departure, rendering II Impossible lot
anyone TO enter and certain that all
inside were dead.