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Williams news., 1909-10-23
FORESTER'S INSPECTION TRIP

Captain James B. Adams, of Washington, D. C.. is spending this and next week in the Coconino National Forest He is the associat- ed forester in the U. $. forest ser vice and ranks next man to Chief Forester Clifford Pinchot. Capt. Adams is on an inspection tour of the national forests. He spent a few days at the forest ranger school which is now in session near Flag staff. While at the school he gave instructive lectures to the rangers.
 Captain Adams, accompanied by Supervisor Frank c. w. Pooler of the Coconino Forest and Ranger w. H. Power of Flagstaff, spent Monday and Tuesday in Willia ms. While here some time was spent at the forest rangers station, which was found to be neat and orderly Ranger Benham acting as guide for the party. this ranger district was thoroughly inspected. The big saw mill of the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber company was visited by the party Tuesday morning.
 The party went from here over. land to the Grand Canyon where this week was spent in inspecting th 8 wonder of all worlds wonders. Tomorrow Captain Adams and his party will start on return tri D from the Canyon and will go overland to Prescott, after which the captain will return to Washington.
 Captain Adams was we'll pleased with his visit in the Coconino forest reserve, which in importance ranks first of all Uncle Sam's forests. To THE NEWS representative the distinguished visitor said that the men in charge of the Coconino re- serve from supervisor down are the best and most competent in the service
Williams news., 1909-10-23

Prof and Mrs. A. w. Richardson and J. H. Hudson spent Satur dav hunting in the vicinity of Cole mans lake. The party re turned home late Saturday evening bring ing with them a deer, lot of ducks and squirrels. The Prof. has been feasting on roast venison and duck all this week,
Williams news., 1909-10-23
RECEIVED BAD INJURIES

Frank D. Barney. a.weaithy fruit grower, of Westfield, New York. is in the city for few days receiving medical treatment. He was injur- ed last Monday morning at Valle station while on his way to Grand Canyon. The engine of his train broke down at Valle and another engine was sent for from Williams end when it was attached to the train it bumped against the cars with such a force that those of the passengers standing fell down. MT. Barney was standing up in the smoker at the time and fell over a seat suffering painful injuries. He was taken to the El Tovar hotel where he remained until he was able to come to Williams. Here Claim Agent Hutchison met him Thursday and satisfactorily settled his claim for damages.
 MT Barney during the past few months has visited all the most important points in the northwest. going as far. north as Fairbanks, Alaska. :.
 On his trip MT. Barney has been in six railroad accidents but never received q scratch until Monday. He was in three accidents on the Denver x Rio Grande; one of the accidents was near Colorado Springs in which three were killed and seventeen injured.
Williams news., 1909-10-23

A cutting affray occurred in the Mexican town last Saturday and as a result Jesus Rodriques and Tomas Barras were badly slashed, one having two deep gashes back of his head and the other had an ugly wound across his shoulder. The Mexican who did the cutting could not be found although City Marshal Patterson was immediately notified and diligent search was made all over the city.
Williams news., 1909-10-23
"I want to congratulate you

1T want to congratulate you on having such a territory, such energy and such enter : prise as has called forth from the republican party a pledge that you shall have statehood. And in order to establish my relation with you early l want ito say that so far as 1 am con- ,cerned I am going to help carry out that promise as far as I can."-From President Taft's speech at Phoenix.
Williams news., 1909-10-23

Chester lField returned home from Kansas S unday. His mother and sister will return in about month.
Williams news., 1909-10-23

Deputy T. F. Holden was a busi- ness visitor at Flagstaff Wednesday.
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27
FISH STOP OCEAN STEAMER.
Pack Valves and Completely Cripple
Vessel When Water Cannot Be
Pumped Into Condenser.

Reston.-That an ocean steamship
could be completely crippled by Jelly
fish. brought to a standsttll and finally
compelled to anchor until the engine
room force could overcome the diff
guilty seems impossible, but such was
the experience of the British steamer
40 =. ..-----. r,-. =, a'eNosasa-from Bos-
ton to New York.
While going through Vineyard sound
the engines finally began to aek
strangely, and the chief engineer re-
ported the matter to Capt Thirkell.
Investigation showed that it was i'm
possible to get water into the con-
densers.
The engineers found the cylinders
packed with substance esembling
soft soap, but which was the bodies Of
thousands of jelly fish.
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27
POULTRY NOTES.

Have some object in view, and work
to it.
Be sure the hens are provided with
a dust bath
Boiled oats or other grain makes q
good laying feed,
Utility means more to the farmer
than fancy points,
Get rid of the hen that is never
caught On the nest.
The breed you like best, is the best
breed for you to keep.
Don't allow yourself to become neg,
li5ent about your poultry duties.
Old hens make the best mothers,
but the pullets are the better layers.
Shells and gravel as well as char
coal should be accessible to the poul
try
Nothing under the sun is better for
fowls, both young and old, than dry
bran
Keep your breeding fowls active
and working and you will produce
more and better chicks.
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27

visit to relatives in Columbus to
his pastoral charge at Magnolia.
Mrs J E. Gold and little daugters
are spending the week with relatives
at Columbus.
Don't forget the Corn Show Mt
Horton-Molrow Land Co.'S Office
Wednesday, Sept. II, Send in ten
of Your best ears of corn at once.
Somebody will get the cash offered
AS prizes and the honor of raising
the best corn in the county, and it
might as we'll be YOU as anyone.
Auditor Wright of the A. & l..
Ry., spent part of the week here,
engaged in the duties pertaining to
his position.
Allison Johnson and Price Viii
llams visited relatives at IeXarkanl
last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. J. Battle arrived from
Falton Tuesday sor Il visit to rela-
lives.
Emory Mouerief has accepted a
position as salesman for Haynes
Bro ) at Hope, and entered upon
his new duties last Monday. Mr..
Monclief has beea employed in the
same capacity by W j. johnson &
Company Of this eify for several
years past, aud his abi ity as a
salesman is recognized by those who
hive come i'll contact with him
Messrs. }. S. Moser, Oscar Van
Riperand family, Steve Bristoe and
family and Julian Moser returned
Saturday from -four days stay on
the lakes. They reported fine luck.
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27
3 9 ;
| 2
Plan for Henhouse.

" fasten. then drive nails in board
at 4 and 5, and draw another string
from to ). To prove that strings are
straight and at right angles, measure
from x to Y nine feet and insert pin
in twine. Then measure from X to Z
eight feet and insert pin in tWine;
then hold 12-foot pole one end at Y,
The other end will Just touch pin at q
II it does net one of the lines must
3e moved till it does. Next stretch
string from 6 to and to 8; the dis
rance from X to L should be 100 fest
and X to II Is feet. Then square the.
opposite corner marked X Y 2 prime
rhe same as the first If the opposits
corners are at right angles you have
your lines perfectly straight. The
lines should be kept in place till foun-
Gation is in; plumb bob hung from
these lines Will show Just where to.
huild the wall. After sills are placed
use the same x z q rule to square the
sills by. In regard to making straight
rows the only practical method, up to
q certain distance, is to use a line; it
is an impossibility to make rows an
equal distance apart and have them
straight If rows run across rises and
says of small hills
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27
LATE COLUMBUS NEWS
Work on School Building Retarded Be-
cause of Shortage.

cause of Lumber Shortage.
Special to the TELEGRAPH.
Columbus, Aug. 26 Mrs. j B.
Gold and children Of Washington
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. William lsifteu and Miss
Lilly simms. OF Lake Village are
visiting their sister, Mrs, J. X.
Autrey.
Miss Julit Dodd of Dallas, Tex,
is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs }. Il.
Stuart
Miss Jennie 9Aepperson is yisi-
ting friends at Hope this week.
Mrs. George Meeiee of Hope is
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. &.
W. Stewart.
Rev. Flou.noy Shepperson Is up
from Magnolia this week, enjoying
a visit to his home folks.
Miss vii lie Cox OF Hope is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Sam Fled.
Work on the sehoel building has
been delayed some for the past two
weeks on account of Il scarcity Of
lumber.
The interior Of the Presbl tpriaH
church has been greatly improved
hy the removal OF the old seats,
and new up to date seats put III.
John Stuart made trip to Tex
arkana Tuesday, or Special Busi-
hess. az
Dr.. and Mrs ]. l.. Stuart left
last week fer Il short pleasure trip
at Baker Springs.
J. S. #lson ard NJ. &. Johnson
and families with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Green Of Camden, Miss julie
Dodd and Robert Johnson, have
gone to Beard S lake for d few days
outing,
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Johnson and
daughter, Emma, Of Hope are
guests Of Mrs. Annie Williamson.
Jim Williamson Of Memphis spent
a few days Of this week with home
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27
Fortune Found in RustIe.

Fort Plain, n. Y.-More than $780,
900 in bonds, bank notes, and gold
has been found hidden in the home OF
Elizabeth Dfefendorf, an eccentric
maiden recluse who died here the ot'l-
er day, leaving an estate estimated TO
be worth s1,O000O0. The rear yard
is to be plowed and the house torn
down if further search promises re-
turns. Some of the wealth was found
hidden in old bustles, bonnets, and
dresses that were worn before the
civil war.
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27
NEWS OF GUERNSEY
Hardwood Mil Being Put In At
Sheppard,
Special to the pEnEGRApH.

Special to the TELEGRAPH.
Guernsey, Aug Owing 10.
the dry weather and boil weevil
combination, cotton in this section
is about done for, but we have an
abundance of corn, and bread at
least is assured.
Mr. o. G. Houston attends the
Liberty sehool, sometimes.
John. Riley YolFem is running II
sorghum mil at Guernsey
Mr.. Brandy Berry is putting in Il
big hardwood mill at Sheppard, B
miles south of Guernsey on the Iron
Mountain Ry,
W. M. Gentry, the tie man, was
in our berg Tuesday.
Mrs. Nora Hooper died here last
week and was buried at Water
Greek. She leaves a husband,
father aud mother to monrn her
loss "Blessed are the pure in heart
for they sEall see God" We ex-
tend heartfelt sympathy to the be
reaved family.
The meeting which has been in
progress at Water Creek, conducted.
by Rev. Dittmar, closed Sunday
might. The visible results were
three additions to the church and
four converts.
Z. w. Lee and Pat Houston are
in Fulton this week, engaged i'll the
work of building a house .fol J J
Battle.
Rev. Austin Queen and wife are.
visiting h0Me-folks this Week
Mr. Obie Eason and family f
Washington visited Ben Mangum
and family Sunday
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27
GOOD PLAN FOR A HENHOUsE.
Il Is Very Simple Matter Aftep
You Have Once Seen il
Done.

To lay out a plan fer a, henhouse is
see it done, says a writer in the Ru-
raj New Yorker Set posts. (marked
one on plan), three at each corner, back
about six feet from proposed site Of
building, and nail a board td. each
post about four feet above the ground.
Drive the nails in board at 2 and 8 :.
draw strong string across and secure
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27
BRIGHT STAR NEWS
Good Meeting IN Progrcss-Personai
Mention.
'cial to- the YHLEGRAPH. .

Special to- the YaLEGTAPH.
Bright Star, Aug. 26 We are
Aaying good meeting, conducted
by Bro, Wallace, assisted by Bros
Queen and Faulkner.
The school has been closed till
Monday on account Of the meeting.
Mis- Bird Quayle Of Hopewell
visited the family Of Mr. Allen from
Saturday till Monday.
Quite a number Of people from
Liberty are attending the meeting
Mr., A. r. Buvall II 4 family
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with the family Of Nh Allpn,
H C. Reavcs and wife, OF Wash.
ington, were peasant visitors in
our neighhorload Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Mcknight spent Sun.
day with Mrs Allen.
Carroll Allen spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents
Miss Lena Jones Of Liberty spent
Sunday with Miss ilaley Zones.
Mr. Jim White is spending the
week with Mr. Obie Eason near
Washington,
Son ghum making is the order OF
the day now,
A number Of people from Nellose
are attending the pretracted meeting
at this place.
"JosIAu'
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27
4dffh Ward .,uI Stewart OgIe.
u Hope were Sunday yisitosS.
SARATOGA ITEMS
Miss Newman Appointed Assistant
Teacllcr.

Teacher.
Special to the TELEGRAPH.
Saratoga, Aug. 2G.-Miss FaIeria
Newman has returned from college
at Columbia, Mo, and has been
elected assistant teacher in our
public school. Miss Newman was
raised here, and our people are
proud Of her success.
Miss Myrtle Smith Of Arkadelphia
is visiting ber school chum, Miss
Kloyia Ellis.
MesSrs Gray Conway ard Benson
Hughes have ordered u winchester
rifle each, and they say the squirrels
will have to let their corn alone.
Squire Tom Grounds has come
home from Nashville, where he
las served two weeks OH the Board
Of commissioners Of accounts Of
Howard county.
Dave Ellis has returned to his
Iost Of duty, after Two weeks
stay at Boggs Springs
w L. Ellis left Tuesday for a
two weeks outing III the mountains
and at the springs.
Mr.. Joe Bland, as road ovprseer,
las done some good work on the
roadS in his district.
DRAB." "
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27
Does Not Irfitate.

II have found Simmons Liver
Purifier the miIdesl aud most Pleasant
n aelior, yet the surest remedy Tor
constipation. torpid liz r and all
kindred troubles, I have ever used
1t does moi iFritaie or giIpe. Very
truly, S + Chary, jackson, Tenn.
Put up iu tin boxes only Price 25e.
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27
Howdy!

Inw's ,opr liver? 1t mot in drst
class condilion, d"iog full duty and
swing entire Satisfaction Simmon 5
Liver Purifier will fx it 50 You'll
think it's gone--its rouh.e will be
z me. Pat up in lin boxes only. !.
Price 25c per box.
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27
Proverbs.

| DO rot say provegb is amiss
when artly and seasonably applied.
but to be forever discharging them,
HSht OF @Eong, hit CT miss, renders
conversation insipid ana vu!gar-
Ceryantes.
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27

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g The news items OF the home com
munity.
q The things in which you are lnost
interested.
q The births, weddings, deaths d
the people you know.
G The social affairs of our own anc
surrounding towns.
These are the kind cf facts this psper
gives you in every ssue. They srs
certainly worth tho subscription price
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27
sAi''''''ft''wv'N'HT'Vw'sH Y
rlCKED UP =
0sAlsllAAI lAllI taislS

- : MepOa4n dud l. -
berlake spent last Friday al d
Saturday in the country near Pres
colt, in the interest of our school.
Mary Garner Of Nashville is Wis
ting Margaret Black this week.
Quite a number Of our citizens
are preparing to go outhe excursion
to the Farmers Union barbecue at
Hope tomsrrow.
Rev. S. L. Hogan filled Lis reg
alar appointment here Sunday, and
as usual the congregation enjoyed
a rare treaf.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fontaine of Hope
are visiting w. J. Johnson II d
family.
Quite a number Of outside stu
dents are making arrangements to-
enter cur high school Sept. A.
L. W, McGough made q trip to
Mineral Springs Thursday in the
interest t Of our school.
Hunter L Hughes, assistant cashier
of the Planters Bank, Nashville,
was il the city onbusiness Nednes,
day
Hon. l. y. Reece rom n c r
Hope. former representative from
this county. was here on B short
business rip Tuesday,
The friends of 5irs. T, P. Hemp
stead vii be glad to learn that sic
is again ENJOYING splendid health
at her hdne i'll DeSoto, No. This
information was conveyed through
letter a friend.
Attorneys Z. c. lobe, O. A.
Graves pd Steve Garrigan Jr., of
Hope. attended justice court here
Saturday
Mr. J E. Re- e3 of Memphis, rep
rfssntjE, the~Colonial and United
q - gsz.-aaa-sss.,a--.-.s,aa.he .here
Saturday looking after interests of
his comfany, which has a large loan
business IN this. county.
J. W. Ables Of Texarkana was
here Mondey and Tuesday, looking
after property interests and greeting
old friends
Rev. DR.. Sykes and wife Of Pal
estine, Tex former pastor of tie
Episcopal church in this city, spent
Friday Night here, guests OF II &.
Bon din,
Miss Irnsa Handy returned t o
Prescott last Saturday, after Il few
days visit to Miss Irene Royston
Mrs. VIM. Kirten and Miss Lille
Simms of Lake Villaoe were IN OIn.
town last week, enroute to Coluh-
Lus for visit to their si, ter, Mrs.
DR.. Autrey
II J Trimble spent raltof the
week in Little Rock
Miss Nolie Trimble left Sunday
fora visit to Mrs. Nobe Lewis at
Bingen
Presiding elder W. G. IiiIliard
delivered an excellent sermon here
last Sunday evening Tie theme
Of the discussion, Unity between
the Christian denominations" was
well timed, and was handled in an
able manner by the speaker.
Mrs Panl Matlock and dapghtrr
Of Princeton left Nonday to spend
a month with Mrs. Matloek'S 5 l.al'-
ents, Nv. and MIS-. J. r. Davis at
Mmfrpesboro, after an extended
Wis t to relatives here.
Miss Ruth Wilson Of Yancr is
the guest of Miss Eiie Johnson.
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27
FARM NEAR HENA
Sold by Eorton>Mcrrow Lecd Co. Of
Washingt1n.

J r Rollins Of Mineral, Kan
purchased 100 acre farm near Mera
this week, consideration $500. The
deal WAS made through our huStling
local real estate firm, Hortou=Nor-
row Land Co,
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27

Mrs L. F. Monroe left Monday
fer weeks visit TO relatives III
Muifreesboro,
Rev Flournoy shepperson passed
through NIoh day on his waytrom
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27

Miss Ruth Wilson Of Yancg
the guest of Miss Ef1ie Johnson,
Washington telegraph., 1909-08-27

Mrs. r NJ Lee o / Nashville,
Mrs, Charles Walker Of Hope and
Miss Virginia Jelks of Botesville,
arrived Tuesday for a visit to Mrs.
W H. Etter.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
SAY RAILWAY
WILL BE BUILT
Delaware Directors of Pro.
posed Vest Chester Line
Have a Conference

Delaware stockholders of the West
Chester and Wilmington Electric Rail-
way Company held meeting on sat
urday night in this city. They an
nounced that they think the road will
be built eventually There has been
trouble between some Of the directors
and the promoter Of the road. Thomas
r. OConnell. The whole affair is tied
up by agreements in such a way that
OConnell must be satisfied regarding
the building Of tho line
II is understood that in addition 30
being the president OF the company.
he owns over eighty per cent. of the
stock in the Eastern Railway Com
pany. which holds the agreement TO
build the line. Il can he seen that
O'Conncll must be reckoned with be-
fore the line is built. Some of the
present directors arc displeased with
the way business was transacted AZ
the last meeting.
kenney and Company. brokers. of
Philadelphia. wanted an extension n
time and O'Connell was oDposed to
such a grant. and openly declared the
forfeiture Of the deposit made some
months ago. Then he and one direc-
tor left the meeting, and rs there was
no quorum present. no business could
be transacted O'Connell closed the
office here the next day and told the
agent Of the property Co rent the
room
Evening journal., 1909-07-19

Kershaw, GIG King. 1, n. Shtofmann
612 King. H. r. Pierce. 100 King, 1;
Pauline.G. Barlow, 500 King, !; Thomas
j. Hart, Seventh and King, /; {. w.
Grininberg. SS7 King /; A. NJ. Mathes
sol King, /; ]. Riccio & Bro, COL King,
/; p. Celia. Fourth and King, 1; l..
Goldstcin, Fifth and King, / e. M.
Goldberg. 415 King, r. r. Heroy Co.,
Seventh and King. t. Thomas J. Law
son, S22 Market, ! George c. Devalin-
ger, Sal King. /; Wilmington Furniture
Co., Ninth and King. /; e. r. Enberg,
Inc, Sl4 King, 1 j. c. Johnson x Son
622 King, 1; William b. Megear, Sew
enth and King. 1; Mabel B. Scott, 6lf
King, ]; McMahon Bros, Sixth and
King, / L. NJ Hearn. 7OS Market, 1;
Delaware Hardware Co. Second and
Shipley, 6; Morris Levy, 223 Market. ,;
Bernard Carr. 119 Market. 2; Mrs. Mary
Fennessey, 917 Market. 2; James Car
ney Z e. Fourth. .; Mccormick Bros.'
Front and Market 3; NJ. Schiller, 500
King. / Edward Melchoir. Jr.. PA King.
1; Louis Koerner. 221-3 King. 3; j..
r. Jones, 625 Market. /; Levy & Clos
king. 11O Market. 8; J. J. Broman, No
T. Ninth. ] n. Snellenburg & Co.,
Seventh and Market, .; Alice w. Hays.
go King. /; J. & J. n. Harman, 410
King. ] Louis S. Cantor. $40 King. i;
ID. NJ. White, Seventh and Washing ton,
A.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
DONATIONS FOR
PRIZE AUCTION

10 greater evidence Of the popularity Of
the novel scheme Of the pr ze Package
Auction. which is to be he'd at the Springs
under the auspices Of the Board OF Trade
Committee during the week of August ?,
could be given than the fact that the most
encouraging list of donations by the mer-
chants Of Wilmington has been more than
doubled by the efforts Of the solicitors in
the two days past The total number Of
merchants so far donating packages is III
and the number of packages so far given
reaches 207 c. f. Rudolph is evidently
much impressed with the scheme and has
studied out a scheme TO make his dona-
tions unusually interesting as shown by
the following letter TO the committee:
"Gentlemen-I am send ng you W tn this,
for the sale at Brandywne Springs for
the Battleship Silver Service Fund, twelve
packages. each of which contains an ar
tice Of value We have numbered list OF
these articles which before the sale will
be sent to Mayor Spruance. We have Sc
lected one Of the numbers which viii be
sent to former Mayor Wilson. After the
sale Mr.. Wilson win send tn number to
his Honor the Mayor. who will then make
known the article opposite this number
on his list through the papers and the per-
son holding that article will pre- ent it at
our store when such person VII receive
a iik gold filled watch with either a wal
than or Elgin fifteen ieweled movement
FOR either lady's or gentieman's use. There
is nothing in these boxes to indicate which
is the package selected Yours truy.
&C T. Rudolph"
The list Of additional donations not
published in the first list is as follows
Robelen Piano CO.. 40 Market street.
/ package; $. j.. Mckee. SIG Market
street. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Co. .; II. W. Nandevcr Co. 500 Mar
ket .; y W. Wolters. Second and
Market. .; James Nolan. 205 Market, g;
Fred c. Mammelo. IL East Fourth. /;
Cornelius Niundy. . T.. Fourth, 3: Rosa
Yetter 81 L. Fourth. . Kane Black x
Co. l.. Fourth. / John IT. Hubert.
Front and Market. Held & Co. 4O3
Shipley. .: J.. Schynook l37 T. Ninth.
II; William HILL r. Eighth. !; Gem
tral Barber shop. 10 =. Eighth. I; otto
NJ BurlShard. . +. Seventh. !: ]. Thoo-
dore Johnston. 3i1 +. Seventh. !; S.
/ Werner 10 King. 1; Catharine Grady.
Third and King. / Joseph Kern. 40
Market. /: Pyle & Cronin. 619 Market
III: Rossiter & Co. sol Market. .; Gem
/ Grocery Co. 307 King. /; Poland <
White, 2O6 King. 1: Howard r. Scar
boro. 200 King. I. Consumers Ice &
Coal Co. Second and King, 3; b. Il