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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-27
Retrenchment Plans.

Terre Haute. Ind, Aug 26.-Re-
ceiver Carpenter of the Walsh roads
has started plans for retrenchment.
Some trains will be taken off the In
diana division. but it Is not likely the
passenger service Of the Chicago d.
vision will be disturbed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-27

All the world may not exactly love
lover, bul It always takes quite an
Interest In his letters when they are
read 10 the jury.-Puck.
The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19
lIN WALLACE KILLED
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The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19
WEAK. WEARY WOMEN
Learn th- Cause of Daily
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The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19

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The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19
REFUSED HIGHEST PLACE
s-saI-as wamxz CenId Have Had
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The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19
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Tor >alt gh4zp.

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The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19
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The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19
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The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19
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The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19

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 That tired feeling incident tothe hot wsstEef. when the appetite is tckle. sIH disappear entirely under careful feeding. Ny Grocery depart ment alil supply the foOdsfur. l have al ne dainty breakfast foods. cereals. syruIs. bacEgheat and pancake feurs. ard eserytning else necessary to gel up dainty meal 10 tempt the most stub born appetite. Phone 4 fer your gro eeries and dry goods. N T Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19

Having purchased the propose @ out inc Dry Goods
  10 o1er the entire stock poes tclc~ns do
The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19

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The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19

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The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19
Dissolution Notice.

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The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19
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The Forrest City times., 1908-06-19

At tte-- iatts happened tG 6 gaIE.- f-- and very 1nfart 1EaIe acciaeHs ef a eane~day. AEI.e al Work iL Ll> shop. Le 2 ayt fay attempted tc d4at 911e palm ca sHe boys who Were aFlag wiiA lIm His foot ca1g under a stick aud he vas thrown ta ttse ground breaking lis right fore arm BY Rash set r. and he < gel tslE a.DnS as Ne4 zs ls1a under -zca lTclnstaBces.
 Thers was zu interesting Eana sf "a paved a- Ia.estlae yesterday a. tefnooL t@t Heen tHe Hrs and >ee Ha NlArs- tAe aftsF L8ge winning HV score cf - Batteries Flr-t SIHe -Heury He b~rt. Jaues. D. Hf# Leach. C. Second SIne-B. 4 NAsseY and Hm- Ieefazier P N l. Bz5. E5n C
 Mrs Wafer German RI.l leave t4- morrow fer LaGFahge. Iennessee. and vii g1 thence to Michigan City. Ms sissippi. 10 visit relatives and friends and Hlll te aleeu- -eyera Reess- Ae si-h her pleasant vacation.
 The Democratic National Coufea- tion meets in Denver. Colorado. on Jay :. .and riil nominate Bry2n tcr tbe presidency h&fk the prediction
Blue-grass blade., 1908-07-05
THE BLADE ACCEPTS.

The Blade deeply regrets the necessity OF
publishing the foregoing announcement. and
vet, 1t is filed with hope and gratitude at
the supreme confidence displayed In It's
ability and capacity to make IN for what
ever losses may be sustained thereby.
Freethought cannot afford to lose one of
It's periodicals. The cause we advocate
needs all the workers. It needs every force
we can command, and when cramping op-
pressve conditions surround any OF our
publications, 1t is the stern duty of all to
come to It's immediate rescue.
During its career Higher Science has laid
the foundations for a clear and intelligent
understanding Of the Freethougbt position.
1t has inculcated higher ground for Free
thinkers to occupy. and as its name implied
1t was In fact, a Higher Science" magazine.
resting assured that with the teaching OF
such subjects 1t would more surely work
for the overthrow of orthodox superstitions.
The Blade feels complimented by reason
of the fact that Editor Franklin H. Head
Blue-grass blade., 1908-07-05
MoTHERLovE HOME JOINS.

Friends among the Higher Science read
ers, who have taken interest in the Mother
love Movement
We want goodbye" word with you that
is not to mean goodbye at AL. Owing to
the fact that the Blade is the only publ
cation Of prominence in the whole free.
thought field that seems to have sufficient
courage, common sense Tor bothl to even
mention the Motherlove work which Higher
Science has so bravely carried for two
years now, we ask one and all to enlist for
and with the Blade since Higher Science
YOU note, is suspending in favor of the
Blade.
We ask this in the Interests of our par
ticular work which II done would do all
that the various other factions are irving
to do, and do It at one stroke. We stand
to destroy the church by taxing awav its
business; the sure way Of killing ANYTHING
Removing the demand ALWAYS removes the
supply Our work is to open the eyes of
woman to the fact that the whole great
Office Of the church is to perpetuate wo-
mans mental and physical degradation in
the interests Of class slavery and cast
distinctions based on spells Of war; bv caus-
ing her to believe that her mental economic
and home slavery Is a better protection OF
pedgrees than her mental, economic and
personal freedom would be. II and when
this can be done, will the blinded masses
SILVER and say 1--WE must have the church to
protect the family?"
But-we find our progress must be slow
for. in the outset what was told us we find
to be true: viz. that we "are up against the
whole church and state Of the world" For
this reason we are asking the freedom
factions to cooperate to make strength.
In union alone there is power. For proof
look at the power of the church united on
this great false bugaboo above described
the tying Misunderstanding of the mothers
of the race to make them honorable! Sure.
ly 'twer enough to make "a cat laff" and
yet-how many take note and see the case
Blue-grass blade., 1908-07-05

has selected the Blade as a medium through
which to fill his unexpired and paid up SUBJ
scriptions, an undertaking which the Blade
cheerfully and willingly accepts. In this
connection we wish to say that Editor
Head has promised to continue his weekly
contributions of Dawes Letters" to the
Blade columns, with other articles from
his pen as opportunity permits.
May the day and hour soon come when
Editor Head may resume the publication OF
his Magazine and thus aid in Freethought
propaganda through the great West is the
profound wish of the Blade.-(EditorJ
Blue-grass blade., 1908-07-05
BLUE GRASS BLADE
Higher Science Suspends

in it's true light? We have found such a
lamentable few among what we supposed
the gods of intellect (materialists) who can
see it that we at last realize the size of the
burden we have espoused to lift. We are
up against" the density OF intellect of the
masses and the crafty cunning of those who
do not have their names spelled "the
masses"
So-let us close by repeating: Ho! for
cooperation! Let us have one or two good
strong freethought papers that can say
what they please, and will not be afraid"
of extinction because they tell all the truth,
and then, after such beginning is made
we may talk business" with the Pope and
his God Almighty which is now, we know,
the main dependence of the mothers of the
race to protect their children from i'm
morality.
AS long as we are afraid of the devil, you
may be sure the devil will have the fun and
we will pay the fiddler.
Slowly but surely the Motherlove princi-
pie Is destined to work through the unwill-
ing and unwilling factions of reform and
then only till all reform factions from ma
terialism to socialism take up the true edu-
cation Of young women showing the funda-
mental reasons for fidelity to their children
their mates and society," will the church of
Rome ever find in those factions anything
to be really afraid of
And-in the goodbye that's not to be
good-bve. let us ask of everv reader Of
dear old Higher Science. the bravest of the
brave (which launched the work that under.
cuts the whole deviltrv IT craft). to keen
in touch with us through the columns Of the
pIade which now and then will have word
from the Mother'ove principle as It slowly
struggles to the FORE
IT seems to us that when s. great prin-
ciple as human freeiom Is in the balance
that all rorsonal eeo.isr1 would die and
everv one rally to sunport the nrincp'e
Let us try TO work like the trusts CO.
Onerate and conquer.
Yours Cor The lights II freedom In ''e law
Mother'ove Home Society.
(HeIen Phi,brick r. See)
Blue-grass blade., 1908-07-05
Poor Health of Editor Head and Hard
Times Forces Brave Magazine to
Give Up.
The Blade Comes to the Rescue.

The Blade Comes to the Rescue.
To my readers and subscribers of Higher
Science:-
On account of poor health and hard times
/ am sorry to be compelled to discontinue
the publication of the radical little magazine
but am glad to say that the Blue Grass
Blade has kindly come to my rescue and
will finish my paid subscription by sending
the Blade free in its stead for all unexpired
'me to those who do not object.
Those who would rather have balance due
in cash kindly write me- ] will say to you
that Dawes letters to his heavenly parent"
will appear in the Blade each week as long
as they are sufficiently interesting, ana
it may be other articles from my pen when
they are worthy.
hope you will all subscribe for and sup
port the Blade when your time has expired
Very truly,
FRANKLIN H. HEAD.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-07-05
Dawes LETTER.
TO HIS DEAR HEAVENLY FATHER.

Copyright Applied for, 1908, by Franklin
H. Heald).
My dear heavenly father
Which do you want for President, Rose
veldt or Bryan?
Which do you think can preach the BEST
Cud Bryan tell as big lye about Thomas
Paine, as Roseveldt told in his book If he
wanted too? Did you inspire Roseveldt to
tell 1t for your glory? Is it all rite to I've
for your glory, like Paul and Rosevedt did
in their books? If I should tell I've for
your glory. wood it be true? Did you ever
tell I've? Did you make the Jews in your
age or did Moses I've about 1t in his book?
Did Geo. Washington ever have a little
Ratchet or did he I've for your glory to?
Bernstein is our groceryman an he was
born on Washington's birthday, but he
can't tell the truth; at least he never has
yet. He Ives in his sleep.
When Joe tells a lye. he believes 1t his
self but when Rernstine tells one. there
don't anybody believe it. IF he maid a
mistake and told the truth. nobody wood
believe that. hut don't think he is liable
to. Toes Pod Burdet believe the things he
coaches about, or are they his newest
iokes? Which will set the nearest to YOU
IN Heaven. Bob or Orchard or Roseveldt or
JOe' Cud I set on the other side next to
the window If conclude to go there? Did
they hang your Jesus between thieves be-
cause he and the Apostles stole corn on
Sunday? Were the Apostles dungken-
huros. like the ones In Canada or were thew
HOLY rollers like the ones here? Do all
thieves go to Heaven the same as muir
derers do? How many do you no that are
in the other place?
NV Jesus. is an awful thief. He wood
steal corn or anything else anv day in the
weak. He Is my Burro. that I told you
about. His real name is Hasuse in Span,
ish, but when we are talking English, we
have TO say Jesus He is so patient that
he won't move unless you swear at him in
Sranish and II YOU hit him with club. he
will turn the other cheak and just scruches
up little move. He is an ass and he
hates to work worse than ANYTHING else.
He goes bear headed and his hare parts in
the middle and looks just like a Jimmy in
the the face. only he is sleepyer. The only
time he moves fast is when I want to catch
him to ride. I believe he is slower than
Joe when you want him to hurry.
AS Ever, DAVE.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-07-05

''The child says the proverb, SIS father
to the man." What sort of fathers must
our unfed unloved slum children be?
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-22
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
SPRINGFIELD.

Edd Combs has accepted the position Of teacher for the winter term of the Cedar Creek school. Dr. J. H. Jackson of Center ridge was | down the past week looking for place to rent for the winter term of school
 While playing under lhe Gospel Tent" last Friday. Guy Camp fell and broke his right arm.
 The meetings here the past week were attended by people from every town within IS miles of this place.
 Will Camp left for Conway last week to enter Hendrix College.
 Ed Morgan has accepted a position with Eryer's and left for his work the past week.
 Louis Armor has painted his residence property here, adding much to it's ap- pearance.
 Mrs. w. E. Burns, who has been con- fined to her bed for some time, is thought to be improving Rev. Irwin F. Harris closed a meeting here Sunday night snd left for his home at Farreston, Texas, today. Dr. Joe Hutto and family, of Wooster, visited his father here Friday night.
 Mrs. J. A. Camp and son, john, came in from an extended trip to South Car olina, Saturday.
 Prof. J. M. Huie and wife of Perry county visited M. Johnson's family here the past week.
 Frank Bickle and Mrs. Joe Bickle le were here the past week boxing and shipping the Beckle stock of drugs to Heber.
 Mrs. H. F. Love and children visited at Morrilton Friday.
 Whit Spires and John Curetou visited Heber the past week.
 Rev A. ]. Cullom and family visited relatives ill White county the past week
 Edmond Wilson has crew of carp enters at work on his residence this week.
 Chief Justice Moses had the mill of justice" grinding day before yesterday
 J. M. Berry, w. A.. Camps, ]. J. Combs, and w. A. Cathcart have been selected for jury duty at the October term of court at Morrilton.
 Will A. Berry is arranging to leave for Solgahachia next week where he has accepted the eight months fall and winter term of the public high school.
 Dr. J. H. Showdown, of Center Ridge made professional visit here Friday.
 Mrs. R. M, Morgan and daughter, Miss Maymie, are spending the week with Morrilton relatives.
 We had nice shower yesterday.
 C. C. Cunningham left for England, Ark, today.
 Mrs. Dr. Hardinan of Adona. visited her parents, H. P. Hutto and wife, here the past week.
 Aunt Cynthia Martin spent the past week with her son, J. N. Martin.
 Aunt Martha Sledge of Damascus spent the past week with friends and re latives here. Sept 2I.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-22
ENOLA.

We'll, we are back at our post again.
 Born, to Dr. and Mrs. Ingram, a girl on the I7th.
 Burt Roland is very low with swamp fever, and the chances are against his recovery.
 $. w. William has purchased lot I and East half of lot ?, in block I, La mars addition.
 Benton Curtis moved back home from Stone county where he has been en- gagged with the American Land & Stone Co. for quite while.
 Rev. Ward Burton of Naylor held de- votional services at the church at } p. III. Sunday.
 Leo Grafton of Conway passed through town yesterday en route to Mt. Vernon.
 A general rain would be beneficial for stock water, if nothing more.
 Hogs are dying ill this locality with the cholera.
 The readers of the Log Cabin Demo crat would like to see in print the tabu- lated returns of the Reynolds and Lea vote. Sept. 2I.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-22
Thirty Cents Sells Piano.

Thirty cents worth of advertis- ing in the Daily Edition resulted in the sale of S4oo piano today. The advertisement was inserted by John A. Erwin of Favre, Herbert & Irwin and cost only 10 cents a day. It caught the attention of Mrs. E. R. James, who bought the instrument this morning. Not every advertisement in the daily will produce results that pay so we'll, but every one will pay a big profit on the investment.