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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-13
Personal and General.

Mrs. J. M. Donaldson entertained at dinner today at her home. Avenue H and Twentieth street, Mrs. R. r. Moseley, Mrs Hicks Frazier and Mrs. Felix Fuller
 Dr. Winner Hall of Florida is visiting his brother, Rev. J. J D. Hall, Dr. Hall is attending the meeting of the Southern Dental association that is being held in Birmingham.
 E. w. Whips of Gadsden. formerly of Ensley, was in the city today visiting friends.
 P. D. Wyatt left this morning on visit to his former home in South Alabama.
 The Ensley High school defeated the Merchants team this afternoon by score of 15 to T. The batteries were: High school, Mcdowell and Wells; Merchants, Pope and O'Brien.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Dreann city."

The Bijou continues to do fine busi- ness, with Little Chip and Mary Marble as the attraction in Joe Webers musical fantasy, Dream City" The piece s beautifully mounted and is presented by large company which contains, in addi- ton to the stars, Bob Harty, Johnny Johnson, Dan Marble and Marie Fan chionetti, all favorites with local theatre goers. Some fine specialties are intro duced by Little Chip, Miss Marble Johnny Johnson. Bob Harty and others. Dream City, is conceded to be one of the most satisfying musical shows offered at the Bijou in a long time, and it is one cf the best vehicles Little Chip and Mary Marble have ever had. The usual per- formance will be given tonight. Next Fri day night will be Shriners' night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-13
BAPTISTS,
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN.

The Alabama and Georgia Baptists have selected the Frisco Rock Island lines as the route to be travelled west of Birming- ham, and in consideration of this they have arranged to run special train for our accommodation. This train will consist of Pullman sleepers, reclining chair cars, dining and baggage cars. This train will leave Birmingham, Ala, about 4:30 D. m, May 13, and arrive in Hot Springs next morning at 7:3o. without change. The sleeping car rate Is s for a double berth which will accommodate two people Tickets are on sale May 10 H. F and 13 and are good returning not later than June 16. Stop overs will be allowed within final limit of tickets. The rnnnd trin rates are as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-13
will Fight Consumption.

Alexander City. May 12.-(Special.)- Business interests in this place are lin ing up against consumption. A. P. Flu ouay. as secretary of the Industrial and Development association, is taking the lead and will get together representa- tive group of men and women. who will work with the state board or health in inc combined effort to drive out this dis ease. Literature is now being circulated and some meetings are being arranged. 1t is expected to have small delega- ton at the American Tuberculosis exhi- bition in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-13
Arrested For Violation.

Dan Truehart and Jeff Whitlock. two young white men, were arrested last night on a charge of violating the liquor law. They were charged with selling whisky from a dwelling house in the neighbor- hood of Tuxedo. While they were not caught in the act of selling whisky Officers White and Wren, who made the arrests, found 36 pints of whisky on the premises. At the police court this morn ing the case was continued to Wednesday morning, owing to absent witnesses. The defendants deny selling whisky and have employed counsel to defend them. Attor- ney F. C.. Moore will represent the city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-13
Game Tomorrow.

A game of ball will be played at the Fourth Avenue Ball park tomorrow after noon at 33O o'clock between the Bes- semer Beavers and team from the steel mill at Ensley The Bessemer boys have done very well this season, but they ap- preciate the fact that the team coming over tomorrow afternoon is strong one. and they are going to do everything pos sible to defeat them.
 The lineup of the Bessemer team will be as follows: Burgin, catcher; sykes, pitcher: O'Mara, first base; Houston, sec ond base; Johnson, third base; Edmund son. short stop; Randle, leftfield; Clay, centerfeld Craig, rightfield.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-13
MRS. CRAWFORD DIES.
Mother of Ex-Sheriff E. H. Crawford of
 Gadsden.

Centreville, May 12.-(Special.) )-Mrs. s. H. Crawford of this place died at Dade- vile, at the home of her daughter Mrs. William Gray, today. She will be buried here tomorrow.
 She is survived by her sons, ex-Sheriff E. H. Crawford of Gadsden; D. W. Craw- ford of Centreville; and daughters, Miss Estelle Crawford of Birmingham; Mrs. Maude Anderson of Georgia, and Mrs. Gray of Dadeville. She was the widow of pr. Crawford, who was a prominent citizen of this county man.' years ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-13
At East Lake.

There is free attraction every after noon at East Lake, and a band concert every afternoon and night. This week Ed R. Hutchison is making balloon ascen- sions and parachute drops every after noon at 4:9O o'clock, and the band con certs are given afternoon and night. In addition there are 20 other amusements running every afternoon and night. Next week there will be famous Japanese Inn perial troupe of wonders. The Southern Dental association holds its session at East Lake Thursday afternoon and night and special arrangements have been made for their entertainment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-13
Dallas County Politics.

Selma, May 12.-(Special.)-The last week of the campaign in Dallas county finds very little interest being taken in election which comes of. next Monday. There is not much doubt as to the out come for county offices and the main thing of interest to the average voter at this time is the instruction for presi- dential nominee Dallas county voters have voted directly for senators, gover- nors, supreme court justices and the like. but never before have tLcy had an oppor- tunity of voting directly for nomi- nee for President.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-13
FUNERAL NOTICE.
Mrs. Sol Schlessinger.

Friends of MT and Mrs. Sol Schlessin- ger will be pained to hear of the demise of Mrs. Sol Schlessinger on Tuesday night at o'clock, The remains will be carried to the family burial lot at Baltimore, Md, on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Flu neral services will be held at o'clock D. m. at the residence of the deceased. SIG North Seventeenth street. The follow ing are requested to act as pallbearers: B. Holzer H. Beck D. Levy,' H. Siegel, w. O. Strauss, R. A. Cunningham. Joe Fuller and Sidney Watchtei. No flowers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-13
"The Man on the Box.v

Next week the Bijou will offer the Bald win-Melville company in Grace Living ston Furniss' dramatization of Harold Me Grath's famous novel, "The Man on the Box The management promises strong company and a production that would be cheap at standard prices. The play is delightful one and follows closely the story told in the book.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-13

Comparatively low rates from your home town, as your agent and see that your tickets read over the Frisco to Memphis and Rock Island to Hot Springs Via this route you have through train going and avoid very disagreeable transfer of depots returning. For fur ther information and reservations ad- dress. F. M. GRIFFITH, T. P. A.,
 Birmingham. Ala. Rev. A. J. Dickson, Rev s. O. Y. Ray, Rev. Wallace Ware, committee at Bir- mngham. Ala.
 Rev. w. B. Crumpton. corresponding secretary of Alabama Baptist board of missions. with a large delegation from Montgomery, central and south Alabama. will go by this route, using the Louisville and Nashville to Birmingham.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-27

SARDANAPALO

81. Tiene raz6n el canciIler del
smperio. NADIA hav actualmente que
amenace la paz enropea. V esos mis-
mos intrincados asuntos de Marruecos
no romperian el eauilibrio de las rela-
clones existentes entire las cancile-
rias Ell principe de Bulow 10 ha
proclamado ahora nj inaugurar sus ta-
reas el Congreso interparlamentario.
hace ounce dlas Ell Kaiser mismo 10
hizo constar solemnemente EN- un dis
eurso sonado como todos los mle nro-
nuncia 81 Fmnerad6r
La prensa francesa - trannuiliza Y
aouieta dicicndo que los emhajadorcs
alemanes veranean tranauilamentc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-27

Ustedes pensaran, como yo, que no
tiene la menor importancia para la vi
da normal del planeta que habitamos,
la resurrection de la historic sardana-
palesca. les tendra ustedes sin min
gun culdado que Sardanapalo fuera
I'm rey perverso o un monarca bueno
Presume que al mismo Sardanapalo
hoy le debe importar igual que nos
otros pensemos bien NAL de su per
soma augusta.
Pero el Kaiser, no FL Kaiser no
podia vivir le desesperaba la idea de
que las gcneraciones venideras conti-
nuasen Ell la misma equivocada Green
cia lie que Sardanapalo fue la perver-
sidad hecha carne. No, Esto no
10 conSentia cl Kaiser.
Y buscaba e medic mas practice
para ahrir los ojos al mundo. consul
taba con sus ministries, y pedia eonse-
io sus generates, Y los hombres mas
sabios del imperio lban Y venian h Pa
lacio hondamente preocupados.
I'nos declan que Ia mejor era publ
car una obra enteramentc eouSagrada
Il SardanapaIo. con dibuioS y aIegorlaS
intercaladoS Ell I'll texto 0tros Opt
naban que scria mas practice hacer mn
Iibro traducirle en todos los idiomas.
para deelararle de tcxto en- las escue.
las Ilubo quien penSo en- escriblf
una tragedia de gran espectacnlo;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-27

Sardanapaio atorment0 durante lar
20 tempo los dias y las noches de Gun
llermo IL. que con ansia febril Sc de-
die0 revolver archives. desentcrran-
do historias consultando ii los hom-
bres mas sabioS de Europa y Ameri-
"a. Por fin. un dia el Kaiser crey6
haber encontrado In clave, reconsti-
tuy6 la vida de Sardanapalo su ma
nera Sardauapalo- -dijo al Kaiser
no ha sido el monarca depravado
Sanguinario feroz que nos ha legado
la leyenda Sardanapalo fue IN
gran rey. un monarch honesto, caiien-
te. lusticiero Y buen0 .. Y desde
aqueI instante, eI Lohengrin" pru-
siano, afcionado como es desfacer
esta clase de entuertos, penso que era
necesario, absolutamente precise, reha-
bilitar la memoria profanada del rel
nado sardanapalesco.
De sobremesa, en- las veladas inver-
males del castillo de Potsdam; en- la
primavera Iuego, mientras viajaba 4
bordo de su yate de recreo, el Kaiser
no hablaba de otra cosa con sus init
mos, los ilustraba contandoles con to-
do genero de detalles la vida y mila-
gros del rey asirio, refriendoles episo-
dios absolutamente ignorados v frases
de Sardanapalo y rasgos que pintaban
con SECURE trazo ell caracter de aquel
monarca
No. Ell Kaiser no podfa, no guerra
que el mundo entero permaneciese en-
IN err6nea creencla de que Sardanapa-
10 fue ESQ que ell vulgo ha dado en- de-
cir. Era precise rehabilitar Sarda-
nspalo, matar la leyenda que de tan
psrfida manera lie representa- hoy a
muestros olos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-27


'0l'icfAio - ha c"'i9aSrad" Su ae1'-
E'dad duf"'ite ["F'os '.e>t@ = !" '"S
iura eh eScefla dei na''"ole 1."S
mas aIamado9 ar iStaa nan Pih'"a" l"7
heuFiie> de loS 'Fale7 blp'i"'''"'i"@
Sap'oS nan s'do consuitados aeefea de
Ia propledad ~ cada talilcd. de ed''"
oo)eto ~ I'll haiSer ma <lgiiao" pefSo-
nalmenfe IoS modlStos los plntofrS.
ha dirigtdo los enSayos, ha eApiicado
los artisias 81 Siemheado de sus pape-
les reSpee'lNos. dandoie@ nm ours" com
pleto dc lilstorla observation-disclosures
Sardanapalo y Nin'Ne. oh . "S
aSegnro que M SIdo una fuda l"oof IA
que ,. !. vi Sc echo aobre las coSl'-
Has
| cuando todo eStnvo dlspuesto y el
decorado, 81 atrezzo, los artistas Y Ia
orqueSta marcharon guSto dei sobe-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-27

napalo lie debe haber quedado agrade-
cido No se 81 habra telegrafiado a Nj
nive q re~ultado de Ia premiere, por-
que hasta la bora presente no hay mott
ella dc qpe Sardanapalo haya contesta-
do. Todavla es possible que haga uso
del cable que posee Mariana de Cavia.
Y terminada la representation de
" Sardanapalo he salido lie la Opera
de Berlin hacienda monologos por el
camino.
Decididamente- pensado,-no
ocurre NADIA sensational Cuando IN
monarca como 81 Kaiser dedica sus
energiaS Su actividad, durante lar
gos me~eS. il montar un bailable sar-
danapaleSco " acknowledgements ma
da hay quo pueda turhar Ia paz euro
pea -.
Jose Juan CADENAS.
Berlin Oetubre 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-27

nes que solo sirven de senuelo 4 Ia
Imagination en- momentos de ensueno
" plaeidez Durante mi ninez sufri
las torturas de aquella suerte impia
" adverse, y pesar lie estar inhabi-
litado para preparar a mi madre al
gun favor apreciable, recuerdo que ella
me infundia la urgente necesidad de
ocurrir la benevolencia extrana EN-
pos de alguna hmosna para nuestro
sustento
ala adolescencia apareci6 luego.
ablertos aun los surcos sensibIos de
tantas impiedades En- ella me con
forte con gratas aIucinaciones que me
forit pensando que el porvenir fue-
Sc mas benigno alentador, porque
VA con alguna cordura y los pocos
conocimentos appendices. saba dis
ccrnir elaramente d6nde abria sus flo
res predilectas la semilla del bien. En-
esa epoca eonoci al hombre que era
M padre. qulen no me dispense nun
ga nj una Garcia. nj un favor: habia
una valla inexpugnable para clio So
10 tuvo severldad prote>ta para mi
preSencia porque viva en- un hogar
fcllz que llenaha exuberante he goceS
In opulencia v el oro. I'm medic dc
los agaSajos de aqeIIa fortuna egois-
ia miserable no teuia para mi La
deferencia he un socorro. Yo era un
elemento aislado. victima del loco pia-
eer de aqnel homhre y del extravio
de un madre, para Il cual solo ml co-
razou tenia perdon. Sufri hondameu-
te en- mi abandono en aquclla incrucn-
Ia expiaciou. sin tener ante aque VII
vo reproche una garantia, nj un aliYjo
caritativo Que viuiese i mitigar Ia m-
sdia dc mi atavlsmo, tanto mas euan-
~ que Ia hlz de mi capacldad moral
no bastaba para eXtinguir la sombra
de aQu6l bald6n que pertinaz cubria
mi exlsteneia.
ePensG vindicarme, hallandome 1uer-
te y vigoresn con habiIidades superio-
res para las relaciones de la vida. VA
que II hecho de mi oscuro orlgen me
exlmi3 de vxhlbr ms nombre con Ia
houradez iunata H. mi iutenci1n A.
mi conducta Busqut disipar aquel
inlusto oprobio que >ignaba de aleuua
ignomna mi frente >endome apar-
tado por ri escr1pulo y Il deSdtn So
.elal Entnnees fui donde cl padre
que nae despreciaba ca solicit0d de
que satstieiese n amor propio 4ae
me eulaba con justicia Nj eeSti1n
fraUca solieita fraeas6 ante II or-
gullo estupido IL aquella flera que ex-
cluia por una Icy superior e~e poder
IL Ia mslnuacion inslinliNa que lden-
tilica los que deSclenden cn Il orr
den natural Nj apasionada desespe-
raei6n no tuyo otro Geo en n con-
elenrla que Ia venganza en m mo-
mento de so'edad d. .ilenelo. eaS
loco. saque un ponal 10 hundi So
bre Il peeho de aquei hombre.~.
otua soobra a. horror me inma-
t5. In piedad del dessno me faVore-
et5 en IL huida va que ese hccho ann
impune nc 10 ha diIucidado la sam
cion penal Penst ii era n crmen
eJempIaf de mi N'u,leta >oberana y
salvaje, que habia fraguado ante Ia
culpa de haberse echado un bljo que
lhjustamente manchaba la censura So
eiaI, porque j aigo d. nobleza teuia
para desarraigar un tanto dc M mar
trio, era III nuevo baidon. un negro
estigma b
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-27
ESTlGM MA


7" grave tSpoht"h'a pfeSen'a-
e''" me ia Na''"' oe una ehtFeFlS-
a. que p"r ~ eohildehte reFelacl"h
o'SP'f''a IA "el''a per>E''eaeia 90 eoa'-
qn''Fa enFi"S'dad aJeha ae eAtFahos
'"''e'''"@ PoFq"" ESQ 'e eS'ar '9'ed
user >"''" :" h'"''si'9"S de q0le'ud
az 9'>'e&o para r'h"Faf III e@p'f'tua-
ii''ad de - Nioa y Sehtir que Sc le
a''''&a 'it P'f9"a"Je o"S'ohoeloo' ia
hot1<ada sup"~'cI"n para esperar ms
'tf'"9"> lnftlNoS stcfctoS.
81 PF"iae"i''sta es hh homore ya
40eofahtaao pof ~ inelemfhela de los
amos. per" la haoilldad de un atelte
fSi"eiai'>'"o " aparehta una edad lie
'''t'' tt'". f"N'E' los "P"eaios raSRoS
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-27
MISAS

catedral.-Dias laborables. 7, 7.3O
y $50 Festiyos' 5, Z, s, 9y II.
San Francisco .-Dias laborables 4
--Festivos: $50, y 7.30.
San Jose-Dias laborables Z y 7.30
-Festivos: $50, y 730.
Santa Ana.-Dias laborables: 7 y
7.30.F Festivos y TO-
Puerta de TERRA a-Martes 7.-Dc
'ningos: ..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-27
ANO TO
A lbs SuScrIIaOrpS Y AgpntS

Para la buena marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION no admitimos Atlas de suscrip-
torres este diario sino desde ell primero
de cada mes. Las BAJAS Sc avisaran los
nieren con posterioridad no sc tomaran en-
cuenta nj surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad
nasta ell dfs dltimo del mes siguiente al en-
que Sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-27
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OPINION DE UN CORO-
MEL PRUSIANO

El coronel Gaedke publica, en- Ell
Berliner Tageblatt IN articulo so
bre Ia deeadencia del ejercito Y de la
escuadra de Austria, 10 pregnnta ii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-27

"
A POGO de aquella narraci6n con
movedora, Vi alejarse al desconocido
con estoica serenidad. on cuyos ojos
vertla Fl dolor s,ls. amarguras.
Francisco Gonzalez Lugo.
The Newark journal., 1908-01-24
OIL TROUGH TINKLINGS
Some Newsy Items From the Fertile
 Valley Across the White

Oil Trough, Jan. 21.-The musicale at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Stephens Saturday night was greatly enjoyed by large number of their friends.
 ". R. Paisley has moved to town and also moved his telephone with him. William says he can't do without a phone during election year.
 It seems that fresh meat is plentiful with some of our people, from the way they disposed of some of it Monday night.
 J. C. Mcclure in down from Bates vile this week having some repairing done on his property.
 Mr. and Mrs. Updike of the Hutson neighborhood were in town Monday, en route to Newark.
 Capt. R. R. Reeves killed fine porker one day last week that dressed 560 pounds.
 There are some few bales of cotton being held by the farmers for higher prices.
 R. D. Pridmore and lady went to Newport Monday to do some shop ping.
 R. C. Adams and c. R. Ray tram sacted business at Newark Saturday.
 Miss Virgie Morgan fo Newark is visiting relatives here this week.
 Rev. MeMullen filled his regular appointment here Sunday.
 James Davidson had business at Newark Saturday.
 J. L. Taylor went to Newark Mon- day on business.
 Dr. C. C. Curtis is on the puny list this week. Lots of bad colds in this community.
The Newark journal., 1908-01-24
CHARLOTTE CHRONICLES

Charlotte, Jan. 21.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed West of Walnut Grove spent Sum day night here, the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Jno. Yates. Mir. and Mrs. West will leave Thursday for Oklahoma, where they will make sstheir future home.
 Dr. w. T. Huddlestor of Sulphur Rock is attending Ralph McGill who has severe case of pneumonia.
 Mrs. Nellie Jernigan and Miss Una Churchill made a business trip to Batesville Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jas. Blair of Cord spent Sunday night here, with Mrs. Allie Blair.
 w. B. Baker and son, Clarence, made a business trip to Batesville Friday.
 Miss Vela Jernigan of Batesville spent Sunday here with home folks.
 G. J. Linsey is transacting business at Floral this week.
The Newark journal., 1908-01-24
THEY ARE ALL HERE
Boyhood Chuns of D. P. TunstaIT Still Enjoying Health and Happiness

To The Newark Journal:
 There is something in correspon- dence that awakens many memories that would otherwise lie undisturbed and unthought of An instance of this kind comes up in the racy and spicy letter from D. P Tunstall in last weeks Journal. The stray copy of The Journal awakened in him an im- pulse to write, and his article has been refreshing to a goodly number of his old associates. Those he mentions are all here, and quite number of others not mentioned.
 There is Ben Adams, Bob Adams (of Oil Trough) Aunt Manda Adams, Aunt Mat Adams Capt. Charley Davidson's sister, John Barnett, Nat Wilson, Pack Mayhan, Sam Hughes, Tom Magness, w. c. Best, R. R. Reeves, Morg Moore, Dr. Bateman (of Oil Trough), Billie Magness, Dr. Sanders and last Joe Leneve tcolored.b
 So Ped can put it down that he has considerable company of kin folks living here yet.
 His Union sentiments are well re- ceived down here, and 1t appears that he is by it like Dr. David Morton was by "Church Extension" The doctor said in speech on the subject at Lit tie Rock once that he was so full of it ha+ ho ho T oh, for !. lr-- fast, dinner and supper.
 The farmers can and should pro- tect themselves, and when they raise more hog and hominy for home con- sumption, and quit buying 1t from the merchants, their accounts will not be so large, and their cash receipts for cotton will be greater. There are other articles such as blows, hoes, wagons, harness, dishes and so on, that farmers can't produce on their farms. But there are few farmers in- deed who can't raise hogs ard other domestic animals for table use. It is the bread and meat bill that costs SO much, not the clothing and sundry articles. The Union has wisely cut out politics, and is keeping it out Why not 'tcut ino these other needfuf things, make a bold leap for. home and home comforts by producing these in- dispensabes on the farm?
 We would all be glad to have Ped visit us but great many of his old friends would be disappointed if he should come without his better half. But come and see us about the time we have another big meeting.
The Newark journal., 1908-01-24
BETHESDA BRIEFS

Bethesda, Jan. 21.-James Harmon and Miss Mary Brightwell had the nuptial knot tied Sunday by Rev. Bracy, at the home of the bride S mother Mrs. Nancy Brightwell.
 Miss Maud Brightwell and brother, Andy, of Greenbrier township, visited their cousins and aunt, Mrs. Bright well and children, from Friday till Tuesday.
 James Dreskill, D years old boy, took the $15 in cash at the old fiddlers' contest. He lives near our town
 Tax Collector w. T. Gray was here Monday and extracted considera ble cash from our citizens.
 Most of the people are rushing what cotton they had on the market, since the recent rise.
 Mrs.. Ada Swafford of Greenbrier spent visited friends from Friday till Tuesday.
 Lawrence Galloway left Monday for Little Rock to attend medical college.
 J. w. Bettis of St. James was in our vicinity Monday.
 Madam Rumor speaks of another wedding soon.
The Newark journal., 1908-01-24
RELIGIOUS DEBATERS FINED

Conway, Jan. 1S.-Three preachers were fined S20 each in circuit court here yesterday for disturbing public worship, as the result of religious debate. :" They were Rev. J. H. Mill burn, Baptist, and Revs. R. NJ. Cook and J. M. Glenn, Holiness preachers.
 During the progress of sermon by Rev. Milburn, the Holiness preachers propounded some pertinent questions to him in which quotations were made from the 9th, 7th and 8th verses of the sth capter of Romans. A heated col loquy followed, in which Rev. Mill burn called the other preachers liars, and the Holiness portion of the con- gregation arose and left the house singing hallelujahs.
 The trio of preachers were arraigned before Judge Fulkerson in the circuit court and were fined S20 each.
 MILBURN KNOWN IN NEWARK
 Rev. J. H. Milburn is well known in Newark, having conducted a weeks meeting at the Baptist church here last March