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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-06
AK VICTIM GETTING BETTER.

The condition OF Daniel Koplin of ffs
Shipma.n street. who. during an aiterca-
ton at the D., L and w freight yards
yesterday afternoon, was hit on the
head with an ak by Henry Foster, em-
ployed by c. r. Barker Company. COM
mission merchants of Ss Commerce
street, is improved, today at the Beth
Israel Hospital. Foster is being held
by the police to await the condition OF
koplin.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-06
RALLS WITH WRIGHT AERopLANE.

KOME, May 8.-Lieutenant Calde-
rara. of the Italian navy. was injured
here today while flying in Wright
aeroplane. AS he was making a sharp
turn the machine fell forty feet to the
ground. and the aviator was picked up
unconscious. The Lieutenant, who is a
pupil Of Wilbur Wright, was revived
and moved to a military hospital
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-06

He confided to the police his sus-
picions and told them the name Of .
man whom he believed might have been
guilty of the robbery. This name was
not Benjamin Galbraith. From the
beginning the police manifested the Mt
most conservatism about the case and
nothing was generally known. OF the
robbery until few days after it had
been committed.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-04

farm well enough eld my relatives were awfully good to me but-well, l decided I'd rather pass the rest of my vacation in town
 You must have had some reason for changing your mind?"
 It's quite story, but you are wei come to it, dear, on condition that you don't repeat it. You see, the second morning after l got to Cherry Hill 1 had letter from Aubrey John son saying that he was coming to see me and telling me not to make an en- G2gement with any country swain be- cause he could stay only one evening and he wanted me all to himself"
 'Of course you were eXcited,"'
 'I planned a moonlight row on the river. l thought it would be grand.
 Well. Aubrey had just arrived and had hardly more than been introduced to Uncle Dan, Aunt Hattie and my bachelor cousins when a terrific thun- Gerstorm came up. 1t grew into steady rain and we all had to go into the stuffy little sitting room. could have cried, but of course there was nothing to do but to make the best of it.
 Aubrey came at seven o'clock and the whole family sat there with US until 9:30. They entertained him with talk about the crops, the bad roads and how scarce hired help was get ting in the country At last Uncle Dan yawned and said Come, moth or, it's our bedtime. If you young folks want to sit up little while longer. all right
 T couldn't help being glad when Cousin Zeb said to Cousin Dan that they'd better go, too, for they had hay to cut early the next morning if the rain stopped.
 After they had shaken hands with Aubrey and left the room Aubrey said they were decent chaps to think of the having just then, and he changed his seat to the sofa where I was sit tins. In about minute Uncle Dan surprised us by coming into the room with lighted lantern.
 I thought you'd have pretty hard work finding your way back to the cross, roads in the dark. Mr. Johnson
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-04
C0lored School Opens.

The enro mont ol the Prescott co cred school this morning was 252 The schoo. has never opened under more favorable circumstan- ces in it's history. Every thing ir enr this U be the most ssive term in recent years Among the speakers much needed advice was given to th2 pupils and rnch needed instructions to tho patrons and much needed encour- agement to the teachers by Rev. c. T. Warmack, of Marshall, Tex as Rev. D. r. Jones Of Malvern, Ark. Rev. Hawthorne, Dr. G W. Antoine, and Prof. St '. Boyd ol Prescott.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-04

Henry Fe.ts who has been quite sick at his home is somewhat im- proved today.
 Esq. w. k. Dewoody of Union Township is attending quorum court today. MT. Dewoody te.rs us that he has about consented to make the race for representative.
 Saxon Mcclure, railway mail erk, is taking a forced lay off, on account of mashed finger, sus- tained vest rda,y by getting it caught in q car door while going to Lit. Rock to resume his runl
 The book stores were busy scenes today at noon being crowded with hun lreds of chi dren getting their needs for the coming session of Schoo'
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-04

ne sad. You can leave thls lantern at the hotel and Zeb1l get it when he goes to the creamery in the morning.
 'Of course Aubrey thanked him and said good night again. He was just turning the kerosene lamp down a llttle-the glare made the room so hot, you know-when Cousin Feb re- turned
 guess them patent feathers of yours would be about spoiled if you tramped in 'em through the mud he remarked as he handed Aubrey a big pair of rubber boots You just take 'em off and wear these. You can carry your shoes and I'll get the boots tomorrow at the hotel
 You're very kind, said Aubrey.
 Say went on Feb, If you'll wait minute I'll get my rubber coat for you. That's pretty thin-looking suit you've got on
 I'll wait Aubrey replied.
 Then he and I discussed the wealth CT from distant corners of the room while Feb was gone. After Zeb had left us again and Aubrey had re- sumed his seat on the sofa and was beginning to tell me how he had wanted to see me so much, he was interrupted by the appearance of Cousin Dan.
 It was awful careless of us not to think to offer you an umbrella he sald as he produced a hugo old cot ton affair. I thought of it just now. Here's one you can take all the way to the city if you want to and send it back any time
 When we were once more alone Aubrey gave me the funniest look and said: I'm going now quick be- fore your aunt co es down in her wrapper with chest protector for Ee. l wanted to talk to you about something special, but I'll wait til yoa get back 10 the lonesome city here there aren't so many interrup. lions Good-hy, little girl
 Then he Tu, away with the rub. beg boots, the rain coat, the umbre!- l. and the lantern
 Well the next dav I made LID mv n2ind that il vas kind of dull in the country ara I'd rather be back in town, % l cane home I'm haYi-g n lovely time Aubrey talos ne sor,c whore every n.ght aad-"
 Are you and be agaged?" in ov rupted the girl frendexcitedy.
 Y was just going to show you the rine answered Mabel b'uahing
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-04
Quick Chance.

Etty-Yes that handsome young nan took Egelyr out on the lawn 10 sec the stars shoot. He told her every time he saw one shoot he would claim kiss. She b'ushod and said she hoped none of them would shoot.
 Peggy-The idea! Did she keen up that sentiment all the evening?
 kitty-Oh no. Later on when all the stars had been exhausted we heard ftef Gsk the young man if there was ahy chance. CT the moon shooting.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-04
School Opens at Sutton

Sutton, Ark, Oct. 1.-The Sutton high schoo, opened this morning under very suspicious circumstan- ces with Prof. J. E. Martin as principa. and Miss Hattie May
 R al1e as assistant. There were 10S enrolled and thed school starts off with most promising prospects.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-04
Their Friendly
 Way

. Y. M a b e l, l thought you were in the country" said the girl who h a d happened upon her dearest friend at lunch in their favorite tearoom.
 T was, but 1 came back-sud- ionly," said Ma bel.
 What was the matter? Didn t you like Cherry Hill farm?"
 "Oh. 1 liked the
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-04
Tbe RreScott Dal!p NeWS
 PUBLISHED EY The News Printing co.

Entered as second class mil matter November 4th, 1905, at the postoffice at Prescott, Ark, under the act of Congress, March 3, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-04

Litt,e minds are tanned and sub dued by misfOrtunes; but great minds rise above them.-Irving
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-04
FOR,TAX'ASS SEES SOR

We are authorized to announce G. R. Blake as a candidate for Tax Assessor of Nevada County. subj ect to the action of the demo- cratic primaries.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-04
FOR REPRES ENTATIVE

as a candidate for representative from Neva- da County in the next Arkansas Legislature, subject to the action of the Democratic Party
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-24
Welcoming the Traveller.

have always had good opinion of
the enterprise Of the life insurance
agent. 1t has seemed to me that the
busy bee is lazy ne'er-do-well COM
pared With him. Recently this opin.
ion has been strengthened.
An old colored servant living in
neighboring family made his first trip
away from home and visited relatives
IN New York.
On his return to- Louisiana he was
asked what he did while in the north.
well, 'mong uddah things done TUX
out a life insurance policy TO- e. huned
dollahs."
''Why, what on earth do you want
with a life Insurance policy? You have
no wife or children"
''Dat's what l done toH him. but
had t. Take It; all de same. De agent
man, be met me at de boat landin', an
hs hfd I'd hat t. hare one or he'd SEN
me- back home He want Ewine To- t
7swus e land II j didn't buy one. pey
Aont 1ow'. no chi" - New Yawh less
dsy has q asuhanee policy !'-Woman's
,u6ms'U mpAnRsns, "
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-24
The Reclaimed Everglades

1t seems strange that the Ever
glades Of Florida should be so misun-
derstood by the people of the North.
Some even have the idea that they
are below sea level, while others
think they are swamp of stagnant
water. covered with tangled under
growth, and full of reptiles. The
fact is the lowest part of the Ever
glades are fully 20 #. above sea level,
ss level as prairie overlooked with
pure, drinkable running water, with
an ideal summer and winter climate.
where malaria and fevers are prac-
tically unknown.
The Everglades are covered with
saw grass of which they are easily
cleared, out of the reach of frost, and
the most productive land in the world.
the net profits averaging $500. 90 per
acre.
Ii will pay you to investigate the
proposition Ben Bartcher has to offer
in reclaimed Everglade Land. You
can now buy ten acre farm for only
$4,000 and you also get a town lot
with it FREE. An investment that is
bound to increase several hundred per-
cent within the next few years. You
can easily pay for it out of your saw
ings as it only requires $1,000 per
month, no interest and no taxes.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-24

F. Fl. Brown of West Side was q
Denison visitor to day.
Russell Norman made a business
trip to Dow City on Friday.
MISS. Jessie Martin OF Schleswig was
q shopper in Denison Tuesday.
Miss. Ethel Orr is home from Mt.
Vernon where she is attending school.
John Bendixsen has entered the
Denison Normal school for the spring
term.
Mr.. A. F. Boylaa bas bsgH ST the
sick list for the past few days. We
are glad to say his condition is much
improved.
Miss Grace Bamford will go to
Schleswig on Friday where she will
open q millinery department in one of
the stores.
On Sunday morning the home of
MIR. and Mrs. VIM Vogt of Paradise
township was frightened bp the birth
of baby boy.
Mr.. George Seeman is home from
Chicago for his vacation. George
is attending the Universityof Chicago
and likes the work very much.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-24

Mrs. Probxsco Of Charter Oak Sun
dayed IN Denison.
s Rev. J. ]. DePree was called to
Alta. Iowa, on last Wednesday to ofic-
late at . funeral.
Miss Ethel Gulick leaves tomorrow
foE an extended eastern visit. At
Washington she will be the guest of
Mrs. Margaret DeWolf, at New York
she will visit at the home Of her u6-
Gle, Leslie M. Shaw, and at Warsaw.
Wis, she will be the guest of her
many relatives. She is planning to
have perfectly dandy' time, and
all the many friends of the pretty
lady hope she will.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-24
DISCUSS EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS
An Important Meeting Of Educators at Denison
Last Saturday

The Educational meeting, held at
the High school last Saturday after.
noon, was certainly success.
The attendance was especially large
considering the condition of the roads.
Supt. E. w. Fellows presided.
The program was carried out with
out change. Miss Clark gave most
interesting talk on Phonics showing
the benefit of their use. Miss Craft,
with class of pupils from her room
demonstrated the benefit of Express
sion Cards as mode of making read.
ing alive and entertaining.
Miss Porter's paper was full of
good ideas.
General discussion followed.
Mr.. Blume talked earnestly and to
the point on the needs of Rural
Schools and called attention to the
fact that the patrons did not take
enough direct interest in their schools
to see that the grounds and buildings
were kept up and truly useful supplies
provided. He sumed up saying to
make school success, after all, de-
pended on getting good teacher.
Mr.. Caswell declared that as to
needs of the city schools he could
only speak as to Denison and there
the need was to- be able to keep their
good teachers long enough, for larger
places are were always getting our
| teachers away. If there was any 9TH
er criticism it would be that High
school pupils graduate too young and
that course of study has been added
to without lengthening the time for it.
w. G. VanNess, in speaking of the
needs of schools in general way,
spoke of the country schools as doing
good work as he had opportunities to
note the results. He gave some inter
esting facts in regard to schools in
the state. There are 176 rural schools
closed in the state and are in Craw
ford county, but the children have
been accommodated in other nea,
schools without much inconvenience
and no additional expense.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-24
Mrs. Kott is visiting her parents in

Mrs. Kott is visiting her parents in
Fl. Dodge.
Peter Soehl has been among the
sick ones this week.
Potatoes wanted for both table and
seed. j. B. Lyon.
Mrs. Rachel Wright has been quite
ill but is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Smith are
visiting in Pisgah, Iowa.
Charles Bartcher and wife spent the
first of the week in Omaha.
Chas. Bartcher made Omaha bust
mess visit the first Of the week.
The Review has installed a fine new
Schsatfer piano in its lodge hall.
Councilman Green is now able to
be at work again at the brick yard.
Miss Ewers, science teacher in the
high school last year, is a guest of
Miss Hayes.
Miss Mamie Pearson left Tuesday
for trip to Gillette. Wyoming. to
visit her sister.
N. L. Hunt went to Deloit on
Tuesday to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
N. Il. Brogden.
Mrs. M. M. Brake and Rena Brake
were at Denison Tuesday. coming
from Dow City.
Mr.. Cushman was over at Moorhead
Tuesday on business. and maybe TAX
ling hunt on the side.
Mr.. r. Knaul of the Denison drug
store has good serviceable team 70,
sale, weight 24OO. Call if you want
ito buy. 12tf
Word from Santa Barbara has been
received saying that Mr.. Tabor il
greatly improved in health. He will
not return before May.
Mrs. Lizzie Thompson and childrel
were at the Hird home Monday. Sh,
returned to her farm home north o
Manila Tuesday morning.
There was found in the Boys Stor
eon Saturday a pocket book containing
q sum Of money. The owner shout
>,call at the desk and prove property
j. v. Barborka is so busy fixing hi
new store room that he has had n
time to write new I'D. But perhap
you did not read it last week. Do l
now.
A big busted balloon is said to hav
fallen in Harrison county and n
owner can be found. Have the au
thorities communicated with Geo. w
Egan?
Mr.. David McWilliams was i
Denison Monday with his many rela
-tivee. He will soon 20 out to Dakot
to see about cultivating some Ian,
he has there.
orr ccffees are blended by us an
are sure to satisfy the most fastid
ious. Coupon given with both tie
and coffee, redeemable in valuabl
merchandise. j. B. Lyon.
Rev. j. j DePree was at Manill
on Monday to preside over congre
gational meeting of the Presbyteria
church there. The proper steps wer
taken to receive as the pastor Rev
McAllister. who will come to tn
church on the first Sunday in April
We know that the Manila church ha
done we'll in securing the new pas
tor, as he is man of much ability
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-24

DR.. Emma tombstone spent Friday
in Omaha.
The Misses O'Shea and Mayme
Harrington of Vail were at Denisun
Saturday.
Miss Kate Sw eeney of Arcadia was
in Denison Saturday attending the
teachers meeting.
Miss Lena LEM returned Thursday
from two weeks visit with rela-
tives ut Ute, Schleswig and Ricketts,
Mrs. Kelley Of Mitchell. S. D.,
has been in the county in connection
with the settling of the O'Leary CT.
tate.
Born on Friday, March 10th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Cassaday. a daugh-
ter. Their many friends extend con-
gratulations.
Mr.. John Richie enjoyed a visit
this week from his sisters, Mrs.
Mandelko of Missouri Valley and Mrs.
Omek Of Crescent, Iowa.
Frank Hauss is one Of our enthusias.
tie new subscribers. He says the
Review Beats any county newspaper
he knows about-and he has tried
others.
Adolph Etzel Of Vail visited his
daughter. Miss Frank Hauss, on Tues
day. While in the city he took &C.
casion to shove his Review along an
other year.
Mr.. Paul. who was engaged in the
saloon business at Ricketts, at the
time of the fire. is now living in the
house vacated by DR.. Brandt in the
north part of town.
Born, on Saturday, March 10th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Aud. an eight
pound daughter. Mother and child
are doing finely and Grandpa Wilson
wears as wide smile as Daddy Aud.
Mr.. Reimer, the veteran barber,
has bought the shop under the Craw-
ford County bank. He has many
friends who will be glad to see him
in shop of his own.
We are able to give the good news
that Mr.. M. A. Harding and wife
may be expected back from South
Dakota this week. and that they will
occupy their home in the north part
of town.
The people of Denison will be
offered rare treat in the way of new
and novel amusement when ga Coun-
try Grip is presented at the opera
house on Thursday evening. April !.
This is brand new attraction and it
is called an operate rural comedy.
That is. it has all the excellencies Of
the pastoral comedy. with the addi-
ton Of operate features. Besides
the large company Of principals there
is chorus Of pretty and sprightly
young women. who take part in sew
eral very catchy songs. The story of
the play is an absorbing one. There
Is strong love story running through
the three acts. and there are several
exciting scenes. The first two acts
are laid in the state of Missouri and
In the rural districts, and the final
act shows . scene in the great Five
Points Mission In New York.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-24
Mrs. Fay Mann is visiting in Sioux

Mrs. Fay Mann is visiting in Sioux
City.
Garden seeds that will grow-2
packages for &c. j. B. Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Patterson re-
turned last week ssfrom Baltimore
visit.
You ought to see Gus Carlson's
new disc sharpener at work-it is a
dandy.
The Queen Esther Circle gives
unique program at the city hall to-
night.
Walter Lamborn left today for q
business visit to his new store at Bat
tie Creek.
The Woodmen of the World had an
enjoyable smoker at their camp hall
on Saturday night.
Ben Bartcher has fine exhibit Of
Florida products on display at his
Office on the south side of Broadway.
A new county bridge near Thos.
Fitzpatrick is knocking out part
of the mail service on Route this
week.
Clark Marshall will! have a bunch
of fine horses for sale at Laub's barn
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday Of
this week.
The country roads are the worst
this week that they have been TO,
years. Breakdowns and horses in
jured in the mud are all too common.
w. F. Staller of Washington town
ship waded into Arion and took the
train for Denison yesterday. He says
the roads are the worst he has evel
known them.
| Mr.. Henry Errick's of Manill:
was Denison caller today. He salt
lit was three years since he had bee,
here, and he was pleased to note ,th'
many improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maynard wer
Denison visitors today, just return.
ing from Wall Lake, where they re
port that Jas. Maynard is quite sicl
with muscular rheumatism.
st. Patrick's Dav was observed j
the High School with an address b,
Hon. P. E. G. Lally. He spok
eloquently Of 1reland's patron sain
and interested the students greatly
Frederick James is the name Of til
darling little boy who came to eladde
the O. A. Patterson home on Friday
March 19. Mrs. Patterson is doin
finely. and Father Pat is so happy h
positively giggles.
E. Gulick has been laid up wit
the grippe for the past week. o
Sunday afternoon he was suddenl
sliced with violent attack slmtla
to that which he suffered year ago
For several hours suffered intensel
and his condition was alarming. Mon
day morning found him without
trace of the trouble, however, and h
. is now progressing finely.
The S. S. Club had very pleasan
meeting Tuesday night. A large mum
! Der of visitors were in attendance
Miss Kate Schumacher had charge O
, the supper. F'ruited cream and po
, tato cones attested the popularity o
the Dometsic Science Course. Mis-
} Alice Stephens had charge of TIL
program and gum modelling contes
J followed supper. Miss Ewers an
Miss Jessie Marshall were the out o
town guests.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-24
Change in Barber Shop.

I would give notice that 1 bought
the barber shop of Mr.. Ackley in the
basement of the Crawford County
Bank, and would invite the patronage
OF customers old and new.
1872 HERMAN REIMER.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-24
Announcement.

Anyone who has prescriptions on
file in the drug stock formerly known
as Cassaday's can get same refilled at
the Lamborn Drug store. it having
purchased the files.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-24
Ask
the
Doctor


It is your privilege
to take yourprescriptions
to the druggist you may
prefer. the doctor is
quite apt to write it up:
on whatever b lank is
handiest. 1t is not an
Indication that you are to
take it to the store indi-
Gated upon the blanks.
The matter of having
it compounded is some
thing for you to decide,
according to your own
Judgment.
We give as perfect
prescription service as
can be han. If you de-
sire the doctors opinion,
ask him about US. We
are confident he will as
sure you that you make
no mistake in bringing
your prescription here.
Our prices are al
ways as reasonable as
possible, taking into con-
sideration the fact that
we use high class phar-
macenticals. Have your
doctor phone your pre-
scriptions to US and we
will deliver them if you
want.
Lalnborn Drug Co.
DENlSON, (: IOWA |
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-24
GATES REFUSES TO TALK
Attending the Meeting of the Stock
holders of Producers Oil Com
pany at Austin Today.

Austin, Texas, Nov 24-John w.
Gates, millionaire, is here today at
tending the meeting of stockholders of
the Producers Oil company He de-
clined to discuss the report that he
would be called on to testify at the in
vestigation as to the relation of the
Texas company to the Standard Oil
company. He said, however, he would
talk if he was summoned.
The Producers company voted to-
day to double the capacity Of its mills
Officers were elected as follows:
President, Walter B. Sharpe.
Vice president, John W. Gates.
Vice president, w. H. Lynes.
Vice president, Frank Cullinan.
secretary.Treasurer, w. H. Lock
mart.
These and the following were elect
ed directors: James Hopkins, E. F.
Woodland, j. c. McCune, W. B. Bales,
John F. Black, ]. R. Seraph.