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Girl From Rectcra.

The famous Girl From Rectors is comiug to Hot Springs. It will be seen here at the Auditorium Theater Saturday, Nog. 9th This is one Of tne most sensational plays seen in New York in recent years This play had marvellous run in New York being there more than ae year. Tb company that visits Hot Springs Is al most the original one and is now just returning from the Pacific Coast.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24

Tn our city government we do Fas' quantities of business in the legisla tive manner. which, to be successful or economical. must be con eived and executed by the same mqn or group of men in the strictly administrative manner. We pave stree with all the legislative formulae of proceed ings attendant upon the preparation and passage of a tariff measure or a criminal code.
 Tn recent years, the proper solu. tion of this impossible situation has apparently been found by some Ameri. can cities. he general scheme adopt ed has been to concentrate in one small body of men chosen by tke en tire electorate, all the administrative and governmental function of the city As a means of effective efficiency such a plan represents the best mode that American business experience has developed Elected by the popu lar vote and subject to recall, such body is fully responsive to the people Ii there is added to this. as a part of the general plan, the initiative and re ferendum, full assurance of tae repre sentative quality of the body is pro cured
 "On the ether hand. the ample pow
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24
Hrewsters Millions.

Do you think you could spend mil lien dollars in a year without resort ing to endowments CT wild and fool ish generosity? Figure it out and see if you think it gan be done, and when 1ou have decided that it is impossible
 ID and see Conan and Harris come dians in "Brewsters Millions" at the Auettorium socn and see how Mont gomery Brewster accomplishes this seemingly impossible feat.
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one of them portraying a story in music and dance elaborately costum, ed and enhanced with marvellous cleo tlical effects which, interpreted by a score of pretty girls forms series of stage pictures not soon to be forgot ten. The entire entertainment is or the liyeliest order and goes with a vim and dash that does not allow a dull moment to occur. The scenery is an important factor and is all new this season. It requires the services of a special car to transport the eff. fleets of this mammoth organization.
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were ip very large measure respon-
 sible for it's success, so much so that
 this season finds them as the stars" Of one of the largest musical attrac' tions that Is en tour and with a nov. city as potent as was The Wizard of Oz" some few seasons ago Some seventy odd people comprise the or ganization which is divided into sing
 ing, dancing and acrobatic chorus, aside frem tae speeiallies The hook is by Mark E. Swan. with lyrics by Jaffes O'Dear and the music by Anna Caldwell,and Manuel Klein of the New York Hippodrome The story has to do with the discovery of the North
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24
u.T.A. DEFEATS TRINITY.

Austin, Tex. Oct, 23.In the pres enee of large crowd the University of Texas defeated the Trinity Univer. s,ty football team, IT to 0. on Clark F.eid today. Texas scored tlaee tcuchdowns and kicked two goals in tie fiIst half but were unable to ore iE the second half Trinity had the ball on Texas goal line in the first half, but could not score.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24

October q. which is one of those rare humorous connections that is very rare on the stage nowadays Fun of any kind Is welcome always This world is sad enough without adding any pathos 10 1t. "In Africa" brings forward those opponents ol fun, lorke and Adams, who made snca Il hit in
 Bankers and Brokers" and Playing the Ponics' They are funmakets of the first water and iu their pfeaeut vehicle their unique taenss are per mitted to have full sway with plenty of music, fine looking Ju-Jus giris, sweet voices. wittx and wholesome dialogue heantilnl stage settings, sur
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24

Pole-or The Top O Tn World, ' and is unfolded in four scenes. As sisting Bailey and Austin is Charles Harris, Walter Wills, Percy Walling, Francis Carrier, D. J. Flanagan. w. J. McMahon, Al. Grady, Florence Smith, Pearl Revares, Daisy Fuguet, Kath. erine Hutchinson, Will Nell Laven der Monnie Gordon and others.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24

Devils Auction.
 Pantomime, extravaganza and yaude- vile are ali to be found in The Devils Auction" which comes to the Auditorium Nov Sth. This famous spectacle. which always delights us, no matter how often we may have seen it. will be presented in an en- tirely new garb, in fact it has been so changed thai it is practically new this ss asoIi. There will be the usual bril- llant transformation The mechanical scenes with trick doors, and other eff fleets that always turn out to be some thing different from what they first appear 1he ballots arc All now. each
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24
Christian Church Revival Begins To.
 day

The biz revisal at the Christian chu ch tabernacle on Ouaehita be- sins ,ay win Evangelist Percy c.. cgcss in change. The subject for tho morning seryiee will be Andrew. Si- mon Peters Brother" At night Rev Clcsg has selected for hls subject. The Gospel Thst IIct Srrings Needs-y Ms. Crcss. who is graduate of tho Baylo tTexasl College, will have the mus . in sharge The public is cordially invited to attend. The meet. ing held last night was largely attend ed and the revival has started with every indication that the meeting will he , successful one.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24

closed her den of infany to stare life anew, and "A Woman of Mystery is the great play that the great emo iioual actrsss. Miss goartenay Morgan will play at the Auditorium Theater on Saturday Cetober 30 matinee and nielt
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24

Drs. c, A. and J II C. King have removed to new and elegant offices in the Gaines building over the Eastman drug store Offiee hours 3 10 F am. 2 to p.m Phone 6S9. l0-2-1m
 If you need fine tailored suit. a
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24
NOTICE.

There will be seances at 2o6 Foun- tain street every Monday evening at s o'clock, held by Prof Foss and Fannie Kflekel 10 g 2t
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24

For the winter months. hy q gradu- ate of the Potter College. Bowling Green Ky Vocal and instrumental taught Prices reasonable Call 1ia JeGerson street Io.22-lw
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24

Buy your wood and coal from the Hot Springs Wood and Coal Yards. Telephone, 7s and la5. H. c. Bondu- rant. S.29tf
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24
Bailey and Austin in "The Top O tn
 World

WOFiu
 With undisputed record of several months at the Casino and Majestic theaters. New York. and the Stude' baker theater, Chicago, the fantastical musicfi comedy The Top O Tn World will be given for the first time here at the Auditorium soon and with if those real clever and unctous boys. Bailey and Austin, whose specialties
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24
Yorke and Adams.

Yorke and Adams new musical comedy In Africa Is to hold the boards at the Auditorium Sunday
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-24

Cheap heat 1a cent horr. see smith { Milan. l0-l5tf.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06
cLlPPED.

Socialists occupy. in relation
to all morality and especially to
domestic morality, o position 80
revolving that IL is difficult to
discuss 1t in a. respectable
paper"
Appeal to Reason Apr. "a, 1900
VIXEN WE read from the Ap.
peal to Reason, a paragraph
clipped from the Outlook
Magazine. Of March tha 90.
1t makes us shudder to think
that q man who has filled the
position OF President of the
United States toknow so little of
the mraning Of the word Social.
ism. The principals embraced
in this word is as broad as the
universe, and as high as the
heavens. Christ himself was q
Socialist and taught II to his dis.
cipies. The word Socialist then
Is like the word free lover, it il
not understood by the many:
For when they refer you to free
lovelsm they mean free lustism,
lor Christ himself was a free
lover; for he 50 loved the world
that he gave his life for US.
And when Mr.. Roosevelt CON-
pares Socialism to free lovers,
he is right on that, for'Socialis!s
love the,,Rrothcrlood of Mankind
but they are not free lusters.
This belongs to the Capitol
class, lusting after the dollars
the poor man earns. So we
trust that the exPresident win
see that he called Socialism by
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06
cREssE? READERS.

About one year ago / sent my
name to the CREssET to OK
change post cards with the
CREssET readers. ! reed several
nice cards and thank thercadrrs
very much for them II ! failed
to answer any, IL was because
you failed to put your adress on.
| would like to exchange post
cards again through the
month of May with the CREssET
readers.
Resp. Retta Towe
Address all cards TO Rctta Towc.
Emhree Mo.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06
Ponder the path ofthy
VOL VII. NORWOOD, Mo Thursday, May. 9th 1909 No 81

its right name when he signided
that that they were free lovers,
for they love to see equal rights
to all and special privledges to
none. but II lie had Of called them
free lusters then he would Of
nic-named them and would of
had to Of taken this name :from
the money gods of earth.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06
TERRIBLE STORM.
DEATH AND DESTRUCTION
FOLLOW IN WAKE OF
TERRIFIC WIND STORM.

From reports we gathered, tie
entire Mississippi valley from
Gulf to the great Lakes ia swept
by gales That result in the death
of scores of persons, wiping out
whole towns and destroying
property valued at many thous'
ands of dollals-Ozark country
suffers from wild winds and at
least nine persons perish in path
oi'deyastating, death. dealing tor
ma do. on the Goth. of April 1909
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06

Charles Ussery and vile spent
Sunday at N. Aliens.
Mr.. Fred Beck made a flying
trip through this part Sunday.
Jasper Moore and wife and
two boys spent Sunday at his
sons Hus Moore, report d n nice
visit.
Dave Ussery has moved 'on
Mr.. Halls Place.
Peter Abshcr and Wm Farr
wears brand new overhalls.
|, Well II see this In print | will
come again. good bye to one and
all.
III you send In any more items
Please send your name or they
will be thrown into the waste
basket.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06
HAPPY HOLLOW ITEMS.
BY the Bumblebee.
Hello Kind Editor.

Hello Kind Editor.
Peter Absher |: was iu Mtn.
Grove on business Saturday.
Albert Absher spent Satur.
night with his grandpa Colhoun
near Norwood.
Everybody is getting ready
to plant corn, its time, get to
work boys,
Peter Absher has 40 acres
broke for corn.
VIM. Farr has the..nices. onion
patch in the country.
VIM. Farr says.wwthe wasps il
about to run him away from
home.
Jasper Moore is working for
O. r. Dennis.
Ben Moore still travel, the
road to n. Aliens.
Chas. Hall and several Boys
went fishing on MILESTONE Sat.
night, | hone them good luck,
Foster Wood of Norwood I:hcar
has located in Springfield Me.
Foster is a good..boy.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06
SCORES OF LIVES Are LOST,

Chicago Ten dead and scores
injured.
Texas City III -- Four dead.
! Golden Mo. Five dead, twelve
or more injured.
Tyrone Mo.-Four killed.
Crawford and Washington Coun.
ties northwestern Arkansas -
Fifteen dead. two score hurt.
Horn Lake Tenn.-Six dead
twenty hurt.
Franklin Tenn. Five dead.
Kuito Tenn.-Two dead.
Cuba Tenn. .--One dead two hurt
Wheatley, Ark --One dead, sew
eral badly injured,
Memphis District, Elsewhere
Nine dead, total injured in die
trict being more than 100.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06
OBITUARY.. n

Mr.. w Royal past this life on April 90 1909. At the
home of his cousin Levi Royal lie died the age Of 50
The grim consumption He leaves three daugh
ters between the age and years. three brothers.
sisters and many cousins Mr. Thomas McCraw Is first
cousin and many friends to his loss but be-
eve that their loss is his eternal gain; he clnmed on his
death bed to be prepared to CO. that all well with him.
He born and raised in the State of Indiana and had
here for his health by the instructions Of bis physi
clans.
The funeral services held by Rev. l.. s. Garrett
TEXT: mark 1880 Mr.. Levi Royal and wife neeo
much praise for their kindness to the departed during his
sic kness.
He is laid 10 rest beneath the sod
His troubles ali over
His spirit passed over 10 its God
He suffers nov no more
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06

President Taft has expressed
himself, recently, as not 50 well
pleased With the attitude of the
Senate toward the tariff bill. The
members Of the Finance Com.
niittea have consulted the Presi.
dent from time to time, regard.
ing certain features Of their sub.
stitute, and for the provisions
relating to imports from the
Philippines. the proposed Gus.
toms court and the maximum,
minimum clause, they have won
his unqualified approval. With
regard to specifice rates, how,
ever, Mr.. Taft has not heen con.
suited and the Senate leaders
have c0ntented themselves with
general assurances, to the Pre-
sident, of their sincerity OF pur.
pose SO to frame the schedules
as to command his approval 1t
is not ut all clear whether Presi.
dent Taft's desire TO commend
all that was commendable has
been misc0nstrued, or whether
the erroneous impression has
been gained that his satisfaction
with certain features of the meas
urc would Offset his disapproval
OF the schedules.
In discussing the tariff recent
ly with friends the President has
frankly deplored the fact that
The men on whose assistance he
should be able to rely, to insure
an adequate revision of the Din.
Igley rates, are so unwilling to
subordinate their local interests
to the national welfare and are
seltishly in, istent on the main.
tenance of high duties on those
commodities most produced in
their respective states.
The President is kecnly alive
to the Importance of expeditions
work by the two houses Of Con
gress; he realizes to the full the
EN- Embarrassment to the business
interests of the country which il
the inevitable concomitant of un
certainty regarding the tarit
rates; but he is no less apprecia
tive of the fact that the presen
tariff revision will, or should, b,
of such a character as to iorestal
Iall reasonable agitation for anoill
er readjustment Of the schedule
Ifor a decade or longer. Unde
these circums stances he place
the interests Of the consume
for that period against the i'm
mediate necessities of the bus
ness man, and from the compar
son he arrives at the conclusiC
that. for purely economic reaso
: it is better to prolong the pr
sent situation even by q veto,
that be necessary. than to ha,
written on the statutes an In
qnitablc tariff act.
Senate leaders are rather di
q posed to dismiss with little col
sideration all intimations Of Il
Presidents dissatisfaction. an
!. they 90 80 far even as to asse
e that only those who arc makir
j, the tariff Can form ary adeqna
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06

We take this opportunity to
thank our friends who so kindly
assisted us during the sickness
and death of our cousin w. 3.
Royal. Leyi Royal.
Sarah p. Royal.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06

EMfered az second. class
matter October 2. 1908 at
the P0st-OMce at Nor
wood Mo-. under tie Act
Of Congress Of March 3rd
1897
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06

to the form the measure will a.
sumo after II has been submitted
to the fire Of the conference.
However that may be, the Chief
Executive has . keen suspicion
that the unequivocal expression
OF dissatisfaction, on the part Of
loyal Republicans, with the Sen.
ate's work thus far. can only pro.
mote the ultimate formulation Of
a measure which he can cordially
approve.
The Rrpublican members Of
the Finance Committee have
completed the draft OF the sec.
tion creating the new tariff
bureau. This bureau Is to be
formed by consolidating the ex.
listing bureaus of statistics and
manufacturers, now under the
supervision of the Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor; the bur
eau Of trade relations. now q
q part Of the Department Of
State, and the division OF Gus.
toms. Of the Treasury Depart.
ment. The new bureau will be
made q part Of the Treasury De.
parlment, and an additional As.
si,tant Secretary of the Treas.
ury will be provided for who
will have immediate jurisdic tion
over it.
A second section of the Sen.
ate substitute provides for spec.
ial agents, to be appointed by
the Presi dent TO collect infOrma.
tion here and abroad concerning
foreign customs duties for the
use Ct the President in admins.
tering the maximum, minimum
clause of the tariff DILL. They
will, of course, work 10 conjun.
ction with the new tariff bureau.
The advocates of the tariff
com mission plan threaten ia
make vigorous attack on the
bureau plan ii it does not meet
their expectations. They have
no objection to the investigating
body being known as a bureau
instead of a commission. bu'
they will ins list that it shall have
both the ability and the power
TO find out tariff facts, here ant
abroad, and to make public it!
findings.
4 The State Department Is il
receipt of reassuring dispatche.
from Ambassador Leishman a
Constantinople. which have ad
ded TO their confidence that ther
is no longer cause for appreher
sion as to the welfare If Amer
! leans in Turkey. Mr.. Louist
J man expresses himself rs grea1
f. ly pleased with the way in whic
I the new constitutional govern
e ment has taken hold Of the 81
, uation, and he predicts til,
there will be no necessity fe
, martial law after another wee
or two. The trials CT offender
q are being conducted with ,di
1 patch. he says. tire merc',an'
I have begun TO- do thvir 1su
|, business. ard In n short iin
e nor NJ! CA tillL, viii !, e. Ill.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06
WORLD'SCRESSET
Rev. L. 9 Garrett Ed.


PUBLIsuED EVERY THURSDAY
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06

ENTIRE VILLAGE Destroyed.
Five persons killed in Cyclone
that devastates Golden.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06

SNOWFALL THROUGHOUT NORTH.
Blizzard divides questionable
honor with life rcaping winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
BOUILLON QUITS BOARD
OF PUBLIC WORKS TODAY
HOW THE SEATTLE HEIRS
WENT AFTER THE ESTATE

Charles P. ONcil Of Dublin, Ireland who is in Sc
attic with Edward Coreoran heir to onehalf Of the Su
estate became interested in the affairs Of this estate
six years ago under circumstances tending to create in
his mind doubt 70 the integrity OF certain persons in
Seattle
1t at the time that Piles Donworth, Howe Far
rell law firm Of this city endeayorng 10 establish
the right Of Edward Corcoran and Hannah Caaghau 10
the inheritance Of the Sullivan estate.
John b. Wright who engineered the foreign end Of
the fight for the estate. had gone Ireland and had
visited with Edward Corcoan During the visit Wright
succeeded in securing from Corcoan deed 20 Corcorans
full interest in the estate upon The promise by Wright 20
Corcoran 10 pay the latter future time OF
$1,000 Whereabouts Corcoran is said has admitted
that at the time he signed the deed he somewhat
under the influence Of liquor.
Shortly after Mr. Wrghts departure with the
coveted deed Mr. ONeil called into the Realz-
ing that Corcoran had practically been robbed Of thou
sands Of dollars, Mr.. ONel determined take
action looking 20 a return Of the deed TO Corcoran
Thereupon, O'Ne departed from Ireland and came
directly Seattle. At the offices Of Piles Donworh,
Howe & Farrell, Mr.. ONeil found John b Wright He
at made demand upon him Tor the deed secured from
Corcoran Wright at first declined give up the docu-
ment. Mr. ONeil threatened exposure Of the entire
affair unless his demand acceded 10. and Wright
hereupon turned The deed 10 him.
This IS but Of the very many intensely interesting
estate by the Seattle heirs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
is ACCUSED OF
ROBBING STATE

nillgent efforts are being made
by the police and deputy sheriffs
90 spprchend Victor Condo. alias
James Condo. alias James Boyle.
who Il wanted for the burglary OF
the residence OF Harry " Lee.
keeper OF the state range az Oril-
Tia. last Saturday.
During Lees absence. Il Is charg-
ed that Condo broke into the house
and carted of ESQ pounds Of brass
shells. valued az s6350 The loot
was taken TO Kent and there dis
posed OF TO a junk dealer for s23.
The man who sold the brass closely
answers Condos description. He
sides stealing the brass, Condo L.
charged with having stolen two re-
yolvers and a diamond ring
Condo formerly was employed on
the state range as helper 20 Lee.
Since the robbery. no trace OF him
has been found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
BOY DIES OF
HIS INJURIES

Coroner J. G.. Snyder today de-
cided that no inquest was necessary
Ia the case ~ Ncrnie walsh. the Is
year old boy who was run down by
freight train at the foot OF wan
st. Monday night. and who died at
the Pacific hospital late that night,
The coroner learned today that
little Walsh was IN the habit OF
stealing rides on passing freight
trains. and that the train crew was
in no wise Go blame,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
TO CAPTURE
The WEST
12tiNkoAo or CHICAGO MEN
10 COME TO COAST on
BUSINESS TRlP.


khiCAGO. April n Plans fof
y most trnp0sing aad far.reaehing
sArago campaign for additional
zsties ever undertaken by the
sHoe'arion 81 Commerce have been
*4pletsd. On May 80 a special
fn i % leave for an exploration
~ Northwest.
hs delegates aye 10 consist only
presidents "a Chicago manufac.
11ea aSd Business houses. Is add.
/ - o representatives Of the Uni
#sity Of Chicago and Southwest.
/ p University.
~ Itinerary Of the trip r. az
knws.
Nerth Dakota Fargo. James
Fta. hlsmaFck. Mandan.
Montana Helena. Butte. Nilsson.
anaconda. Billings.
Washington Spokane. North
'&lma. Seattle, Beillngham. Ey.
Fk Tacoma. Walla Walla.
Wegon - Portland. Pendletou.
@AeF City.
kaho Boise. Nampa.
tiah-S salt Lake City. Ogden.
hIoming Cheyenne.
tqlofado - Denver. Colorado
frngs.
NEBRASKA Kearnoy, Lincoln.
ihs delegation will so 70 Mime.
.phs first then transfer 20 the
- Northern route Tho return
a o b. made via the Union
'saiie and The Northwestern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-21
GET SIXTY-THREE DAYS

l.. ~ LanEford and r. ". oBFien
the two young men who were cap-
turod In the basement OF the Cap
4ol Hill residence "a fow days ago
by City Detective Charles Phillips
and Victor v Carson, a Representa-
tive OF the local gas company while
in the act Of looting a quarter In
tho-alot meter, were each sentenced
90 serve 90 DAYS ON tho chain gang
today IN police court