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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

the sinews of war with Pickering's money. Of course. the young man gets the girl. and manages to show quite proAt on PickerinE's loss
 There are side plots which are nicely woven Into the general story and all redoient of the, Ade humor.
 A carefully selected company, which includes Ethel Lloyd. Dfckie Deiare. sfaude Vaughn, Mary B. Henderson. Alice Endres, Mabel Aclker. William Mortimer, James Cooper, Lester Craw- ford, William Henderson, and others win present the comedy, which win doubtless meet with the success ae- corded 1t when last seen in this city..
 The third offering of the week Is Coburnss mfnstrels. This well known company of black faced fun makers will be seen on "Wednesday matinee and night.
 5. It is said that. the commedians, dancers and end men Of J. A.. Coburn's Greater Mlnstrels this season to every thing but turn inside out in the big show. The fun is fast and furious, the songs the. newest and hest of the season's edition and the dancing un- surpassed and produced with dash and ginger which makes the audience '
 Mir. Reggie Futch, a. comparatively new face in minstreisy and one of the youngest comedians of tFe company easily establishes alifnself q positive hit from the hSst verse of the song Take Youah Time" and dances his way into the warmest appreciation of the audlence almost without a struggle Joe Dunlevy, an old favorite. In his newest creations. surpasges all former efforts this year, and Bobby QoBsaus 7 -formely Principal Comedian In the biz yoRal Minstrels sings and talks his way into prominence, and repeated sncoees from the start.
 Gov. Bowen, the dancer. singer, com edian and general rascal requires no Introduction to minstrel patrons. He is called the Kentucky Whirlwind'' and right we'll he upholds. his title, keeping the audience and company In continuous uproar from the time he bright. clean and witty and the 0ld4 80 deep they cannot be heard. The first part setting is a most wierd and beautiful creation, It's myriad lights shapes and forms affording a com p1ete novelty in scenic ideas
 The Macons Ga, Telegraph says:
 'coburn's Greater. Minstrels gave two performances at the Grand yesterday matinee and night to delighted audi ences. The opening part was equal to the best seen here recently. The sing ing, fun-maaEing and specialties were all good. The singing of the Quartette, the University Four. was encored time and again and was one of the best of many good. features. sst s.fpte,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31
ALDERMAN SEIDEL TO
 STAND FOR LOBSTER

Alderman seidel. the well known vegetarian and disciple of the eoncen- trated food theory, broke from his usual frugal style of eating yesterday because of the fact that friend in Miami, Fla, sent him a lobster.
 Scientists and market men in Mont gomery may have known all along that Florida produced Holsters, but the general run of the local folk thought that catching the delicious shell fish was the standard occupation of the descendants of the Pilgrims. Anyway the lobster did not have any claws but to make up for the loss, had two most beautiful long feelers, and they had as much meat in them as any stub. by claw could hold.
 The Alderman and several friends munched the delicious meat, and when he was through Mir. SeideI said he thought he would change his diet from now on and occasionally eat a full meal like other folk but nothing could induce him to wash the dainty morseIs down with anything but pure water.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31
THEATRICAL LETTER
 OF FRAMk<LLN FILES

New York. Jan. 29.--who that keeps tab on theatrical incidents doesn't know that Louise Leslie Carter and David Belasco. after operating dozen years in dramatic unison and artistic affinity. came to a parting of their ways? Well, In one week he presents a new play with his Frances Starr as its heroine and Mrs. Cartel returns af- ter travelling two seasons to give a boldly rivalling entertainment. Be- sides that opposition. Broadway has a play written by Frances Hodgson Bur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31
PROVES HTarsELF HERO.
Chicago F1reHAan RisNLs Liee in Stopping
 Runaway Horse. E

chNcago. Jan. 50-By climbing over the front of wagon attached to a run. away horse and then jumping onto the animals back and guiding 1t through a crowd yesterday, Fireman James Demp- sey averted a possible disaster to many people.
 The horse had no brldle. LaanfnR forward Che fireman thrust his fingers into the horse's mouth and guided it past the crowded corner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31
INAUGURATION RATES.
Special Preparations Made to Attract
 S0uthaFmaFn

Special preparations are being made by the various railroads to attract peo- pie of this section to the inauguration in Washington. March A.. The West ern Alabama Railroad is the first to announce a reduction in rates. They have fixed a special excursion rate of &22.6O for the round trip. Tickets will be on sale from Feb. 2s to March s, and will be good until March 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-28
'CYCLONE" WAS
NEARLY KILLED
BICYCLE RIDER WHO WAS IN
JURED HERE MEETS WITH
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.

Cyclone, who came near losing his
life while performing the double loop
the gap act in this city with the Met
ropolitan Shows few weeks ago,
when his wheel broke and he slipped
down a portion Of the gap, met with
another and more serious accident
while performing the feat in Dawson
Friday, which win probably prevent
MIN from attempting the act again III
the near future:
An account Of the accident sent
out from Dawson yesterday is as fol-
lows:
While trying to leap the douDls-
gap on bicycle down a long, steep
incline last night, Cyclone, with
carnival company here, fell and sus
tanned injuries that may yet prove
fatal.
AS he reached the second gap his
wheel frame broke in two and he fell
a distance of forty five feet, landing
on the left side of his face, crushing
his shoulder, jaw-bone and nose and
knocking ont nearly all his teeth and
bruising himself otherwise He was
picked up unconscious and since has
been under the care of physicians.
with such force was ne going that
the front wheel ran 2. distance OF fifty
yards, knocking down negro"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-28
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The Old Reliable.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-28
Facss About FL
The Great Majestic
Range.

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The Charcoal Iron Body of the
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A Great Majestic Range lasts three
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it doesnt cost three times as much
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03
NINSLON.
i From the American


 Tal Holeomb and Miss Kettle Spyres were married last Nedhes- day. at the home of the bride cousin. Phillip Spyres Blackburn correspondence
 Nr James Allen died Friday night. of typhoid fever at his home five miles south of Black burn. after an illness of only d few weeks. - Blackburn correspoh- dence
 We have a card from ] D. Cur tis. Gage. Oklahoma. stating that he has accepted unanimous call to preach at that place. Mf cur tis made many friends here who will be glad to learn that he ls pleasantly located
 A little romance was disclosed in our neightorhood. when t was learned that Tom Capps and Miss Annie Bell Brown had been mar ried two weeks The secret was sprung as a surprise on their many friends here Brentwood eorrespon- denee.
 Rev. !. II. Boosey arrived Wednesday and, after Sept. !, will have charge of St Stephens Epis- eopal Church. Alr Boosey leaves a devoted congregation at searey who feel Il loss keenIy and to whose generosity in giving him ap Wins low is largely indebted for her good fortune.
 James Conklin. aged eighW-six years. fourteen years a resident ot this vicinity, died at his home in Winslow. Sunday evening at seven o'clock. Mr. Conklin served through the civil war as Union soldier; his latter years Were filled with suffering resulting from in- juries received at that time He was twice married, and the father of twelve children. six Of whom with his aged wife. and q number of grandchildren survive him
 The WinsloW Improvement Com l pany of Chicago is meeting with no difficulty is selling building lot. in their improvement district sur rounding their new hotel Noun. tain Lodge Several lots have beer sold and others selected by pres pectiye purchasers. Ben Atkinson one Of Fort Smith prominent eit izens. is the first to begin improy ing his lot. He has builders a work on pretentioas rustic cot tage. Charles Eads is considering plans and estimates for z cottage which he expects to have completed before winter
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03
BOONE.
Harrison Repu blican

Jim Asher. who has been work ing on the court house for some time, was fined s25 in Mayor Faces court Tuesday for giving away whiskey
 l sam Rowland and Gus Sew all at Marshall Monday. announced as candidates fer the prosecuting attorneyship before the next Dem ocratic primary.
 Peter Dahlman and Fred Lopp left Saturday evening and will spend a few weeks floating down the Buffalo They have fine boat and camping outfit and are prepared for a good time.
 Work OH the new court house has been delayed for several days past on account of brick, the ty- ing up of the brick plant here ne cessitating the ordering Of the bal lance from Kansas brick plant.
 Plans have been drawn for the new Masonic temple which is to adorn the southeast corner of the square. likely yet this fall It is to be 6oxloo feet, thtee stories high. of pressed brick and stone, along modern lines The first story will contain two store rooms BOX loo feet each The second story will be divided into office rooms, and the third to the exclusive use of the .aasons.
 Mrs. Marry Holly, fromerly Miss Mary Adair, daughter of New Adair. who lives near Cedar Grove. was brought to Harrison last Sun day from Neodsha, kans., suffer ins with pnuemona. and was taken to the residence of Grandma Finn. where she died on Tuesday at l o'clock, and was buried today al Gather. She had been expected to make visit home when taken sick snd begged so hard to be brought back that the physicians consented She leaves husband and q babe about six months old.
 Charley Fielding has been grant ed a pardon by the governor. Char ley was fined $50 and costs at the last term of court for giving liz uor to d minor The charge came up in unique way. 4 brother Of young Fielding. 1t is said came home during Christmas time fer q visit. and brought flask =whis= key for a family toddy Young Fielding. 1t seems. gave boy friend a smack of the imported drinkable. not knowing he was vi- plating the law, and out of this grew the charge against him. as his friend was under age.
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03

grets their departure They are making the trip in wagons.
 Judge I s Naples has rented his town residence property to D. L. Gleaves of the Walker Hardware Co. Judge Naples and family will probably move next week to their new home just west of town.
 A c sheldon of Golden. Mo, was arrested at Beaver Friday night for passing counterfeit money Was given a preliminary hearing before T.. s. Commissioner at Eureka Springs and bond over for Federal court
 Mrs. Rosetta Bobo of Berryyille surprised her many friends on "Wednesday night of last week by being married. She was married at Eureka Springs to Mir. | T. Samp- les. an employee of the NJ. X N. A. Railroad
 w. D Perkins and family de- parted on yesterday for Wynnewood Okla, where they will reside. Mir. Perkins and family have lived at Berryyille and in this country all their lives They are most ex- cellent people and Berryville re his feet crushed with a log. The letter stated that the foot would have to be amputated. and that the patient was being cared for at a hospital
 Frank Rawlins and wife are happy over the event of their first born, fine girl on last Fri day Mr and Mrs I II. Hanna, the grand parents. also express quite a fondness for their first grand child m the persons of ]. H Hanna. T C. Freeman and W H Freeman, respectively, the little daughter has the distinction of grandfather, great grand father and great great grand father
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03
Carroll Circuit Court

Circuit Court adjourned at 12 O clock Saturday night. The grand jury was discharged Saturday morn ing, having returned thirty-eight in dietments. Prosecuting Attorney b B. Horsley left for his home at BentonyiHe Saturday evening
 Friday was taken up in the case of Emil Ross. charged with the kill ing Of Rufus Farmer The case went to the jury on Friday evening and Saturday morning verdict Of aequittal was returned
 The case was ably argued on both sides, Col G ]. Crump, Hon. H. \. Dinsmore and Judge T IL Faneher appearing for the defen- dant. while Prosecuting Attorney Horsley was assisted by Col j. P. Faneher. The cases against Dolp Ross and Guss Wood charged with accessory 10 the killing were dis missed.
 Walter Stamps of Osage township plead guilty 10 seduction and was given fine of $5.00 and costs and a sentence of one year in the peni- tentiary
 John siseo and J P smith of
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03
{ Berryyille Progress) )

N C Charles is being prevailed on to make the raee for County Treasurer.
 Judge T II. Fancher is shipping his household goods to Holden vile. Okla. this week He and family will start Monday ar Tues- day
 Misses Matte ana May Hawn have returned to Berryville after several weeks vacation during which time they visited relatives IL North Carlonia
 At a meeting ef the School Board on last Friday evening Prof. David Bradford of Houston, Ark. was elected as principal of the Berryville High School
 ] R Neff reports that his wheat crop threshed lew days ago ay- eraged 21 bushels per acre He had 19 acres that was fertlized which made 2S bushels per acre
 Sheriff Frank Carroll went to Little Rock or Monday fo deliver Walter Stamps enc year. to the penitentiary. and Wm Mccullough. one year. in reform school
 Notwithstanding the continued dry weather Leach : canning fac tory has been kept running at al most full capacity Last week 's run consisted principally of apples and tomatoes.
 County Clerk ] E Greeson is- sued marriage licenses the past week to Joe Fancher and Miss Mary Clark of Liberty township and Wm. Johnson and Miss Maude i phl.aps of Rule
 Lee Hammons of Omega town snip received word on Tuesday that his son John who was em. ployed in the lumber business at Memphis, Tenn, happened to a serious accident by getting one of
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03
Tick Eradication in Boone County


 The work of tick eradication seems to be progressing nicely. In spectors have covered recently near l. all of the south half of the county finding little or nothing in the way of fever ticks. The farm CTS are assisting the workmen a great deal in keeping their cat tie up until they have been ex- amined and quarantining that which the inspectors order into exile There is large supply of oil here. supplied by the government, and the farmers are taking advant- age of this to grease the affected cattle. as instructed by the in spectors Harrison Times
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03
ADJOINING COUNTIES
Continued from 2nd page

R Hanby was buried there Tues day Mrs Hanby IS also consider ed in a serious condition
 The home and contents of Ali Jennings, residing four miles west of town, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning The folks were all absent from home and the origin of the flame is a mys- tery.
 Merritt Stroud is in Newton and Madison counties this week, help ing Min Chaney of Moody, Tex, d former resident here. buy big mules. They bought a load of big ones last week occasionally pay ing as high as five and quarter per span.
 An Eastern Star Chapter was organized in Green Forest on last Saturday afternoon under the di- reetion of Deputy Grand Lecturer Mrs Nettie B. Clark of Berryyille, assisted by Mrs Lee H Smith of Green Forest. Mrs 4 ] Tabor was selected Worthy Matron, A J. Tabor, Worthy Patron; Mrs. C. II Colvin. Associate Maron: Mrs, Lottie Cox, Conductress; Mrs. A. ]. Cox, Associate Conduetress; :. (. Harbert, Secretary; Mrs Lee H. Smith. Treasurer Mrs C s. Skin kle, Chaplain; Mrs ] F Walker, Warden; Lee H Smith. Sentinel; Mrs A. B. Wilson, Ruth, Mrs. J. C. Harbert. Ada; Mrs J B. Reeves, Martha: Mrs. ( W Donaldson, Es- ther, Mrs. ] L. Russell, Electa.
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03
Eureka Springs Flashlight)

Mr Hamilton Benight resi- dent of Greenwood Hollow, and a brother-in-law of Mrs. NJ F. Cuff fey. we'll known in this city, pass ed to his reward last Sunday morn ing at a m. The deceased was over seventy years Of age, and the immediate cause of death is as cribed to paralysis
 Just about the noon hour today the home of N ( Pepplewell. q short distance west Of the city, was ignited from the kitchen stove. and owing to the dry condition, the flames spread rapidly consuming ! the house, furniture. barn and all the possessions of the family. even te the fence surrounding the yard
 Mr. II. B. Treeee and Miss Pat ty Withers, of Marshall. were mar ried in this city Saturday evening at the home Of Mr and Mrs Rol- land Clark. Miss Withers who is friend Of Mrs. Clark had come oy5 CT the day before from Marshall. and their intended marriage was a surprise 10 both their friends in this city and al Marshall where they returned yesterday.
 United States Commissioner John B Pendergrass has listened to the testimony in the ease ot las. flaw kins. of Aadisen County, who fin ally plead guilty to the charge of selling liquor without government license. and was held on s756 bond to appear before the Federal Court In default Of the bond. Hawkins was sent 10 Fort Smith 10 await the next session of the i Federal Court at Harrison flaw kins was captured by United States Deputy Marshall Bryant of Madi- son County, and brought to this city for hearing
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03

Osage township being held before grand jury for assault with deadly thing were each held in $500 bond and their cases continued till next term
 Ed Sims, K ] Hodge and Tom Barnett were appointed jury com missioners to select jurors for next term of court
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03

Don't waste your money buying plasters when you can get bot tie of Chamberlain Liniment for twenty-five cents A piece of fan nel dampened with this liniment is superior to any plaster for lame back. pains in the side and chest, and much cheaper Sold by all dealers.
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03
ECZEMA AND ALL SKIN DISEASES

Are quickly cured by zENo. clean fquid for external Use. ZEM0 is the pest known remedyfor the instant relief md positive cure of eczema, pimples, iandruff, piles and every form of skin or scalp disease.
 For sale everywhere. Write for sam- pie, E. W Rose Medicine Co, St Louis For Sale by W. G. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03
tttend to ' our Liver

No organ in the human body can gAe as many different kinds of trouble as the liver when it is not right simmons Liver Purifier makes i1 right and keeps it so.
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03

Don't let the baby suffer from eczema. sores or any itching of the skin. Doan's Ointment gives in stant relief, cures quickly. Per fectly safe for children. All drug gists sell it.
 Constipation causes headache, nau sea. dizziness. languor. heart palpi- tation. Drastic physics gripe, sick on. weaken the bowels and don't cure Deans Regulets act gently and cure constipation. 9 cents Ask your druggist.
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03

An Ohio man says the quickest way to get through crowd is to 20 around it.
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03

The premiums on dishonesty are money and sorrow
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03
Not Just as Good'-It's the Best

one box of Hunts Cure is un- failingly, unqualifiedly and absolute lv guaranteed to cure any form of skin disease It is particularly ac- tive in promptly relieving and per manently curing all forms of itch ing known
 Eczema, Tetter, Ringworm and all similar troubles are relieved by one application; cured by one box
The Springdale news., 1909-09-03

All boys imagine they will do inst as they please as soon as they are 21. but some of them gel married