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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-08

,phe Giants lowered the colors of Old ELS
team at Norfolk, Va, yesterday in a game
that was hastily played by the profess
sionals at the finish, or account VI the
Neressitv for catching Il boat that sailed Mt
q O'clock for Baltimore. The final score was
I 10 1. aud If It had not been for n high
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-08

NEW YORK. April s.-No announcement
has been made yet as TO whether Alfred
Shrubb. the Englishman will meet Henri
st. Yves. the new French Marathon cham
plon. in a 15-mile race in Buffalo In May.
II was reported from Buffalo that St
Yves had agreed to the match and hat
Shrubb would probably do so. Something
definite may be made known today.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-08

PHILADELPHIA. April S.--The Lang
ford Kubiak bout, which was scheduled for
next Saturday. night. has been put off for
one week The postponement is made at
the request of kubiak. who wants to be in
the best possible condition.
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b. Cornell, coach of the New York Uni
yersity crew, has been obliged TO sever his
connection with the University Rowing. AS
ISOLATION Mr.. Van Vliet. of the Clifton
Bunt Club, of Staten Island. has been en-
gagged TO coach the crew for the rest of the
season.
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wind, that carried fly balls away from the
tielders. the contest would have been a
good one. The score by innings. R.H.E
New York.. 0 0 D 3 4 0 0 XII 10
Yale .,....... . 0 0 ] 0 0 0 OIL G 2
Observation-Disclosures, C.andall and Snod-
grass. Rose, Merritt, Van Week and Phil
Lin.
John j. McGraw's transformers found the
Harrisburg Tri-State team a tough propo-
sition yesterday, winning by q score of
3 to .. The Giants were outbatted, hat
won on superior fielding. Merkle did good
work, and the crowd applauded him fire.
qquentlyt The score by innings; R,HE e;
New York.. o | ! 0 o 0 ! . 0-3 5 .
Harrisburg a.. 0 B 0 0 0 o IL 10 /
Batteries-Durham and Wilson; Smith
and Monahan. Gmpire-Lenne.
The Highlandefs batted out a one-siled
victory over the Charlotte IN. CO team
yesterday. With the score IL to 2, the New
Workers hurried to Il train to take them
R.H.E.
New York.. / 1 4 0 80 o lii Is
Charlotte 49,. | 0 0 o 0 / o. 4 s
Batteries-Newton, Quinn and Kleinow
brazelle, Humphrey and Warner.
Nfu-ttr XrfaDIF NA~ti @ No nrnroaapanu
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at Dayton. Ohio. on April &c. but the man
agement will be asked TO postpone the
match for a week owing TO Neirs match
New Haven on April "a.
frankie Madden and Charley Grimm will
meet at the Bedford Club April 20 for ten
rounds, and there will surely be tall slam
mings once they gst started. Griffin meets
Benny Yanger April 10 at the Whirlwind
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Columba's C. c.. 1906; Roll, Tuxedo A,
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TIPS ON SPORTS FROM EVERYWHERE

NEW HAVEN, April S.-That the Yale
und Princeton varsity crews will not meet
his year has been definitely stated by
Walter Camp, a member of the Athletic
Advisory Board. As 10 whether the second
crew will row or not depends on the atti-
tude of the Yale faculty as well as that or
Princeton.
BOSTON. April S,-Foxhall Z, Keene, Of
New York, did not have Il chance win
Joshua Crane, of Boston, in their match IN
the amateur court tennis championship
Tournament, the latter winning In three
straight sets by the score of 60, GO, 81.
LOS ANGELES. Cal, April s.-1he moot
ofithe Santa Anita Racing Association VIII
close on April II. the same date of the
Emeryville closing, and two days before
the Walker-Otis racing law goes INTO erect;
Stockholders of the track assert there Will
he racing at Santa Anita next year, regard
less Of the new law. which Is believed ny
racing promoters to be unconstitutional.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-08

Paddy Sullivan and Frank Jordan will
be the attraction at the Bedford Club
Tuesday night.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-08

Abe Attell and frankie Neil have been
offered a nice purse to meet fer six rounds
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-08

1t is likely that Johnny Frayne may
meet either Freddie Welsh or Jack Good
man in the near future.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-08

games will find Manager r. Fieg at the
clubhouse In Bruce street.
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Harry Gilmore, manager of Packey Nc
delphia yesterday and announced that his
boy has been matched to meet owen
Moran, of England, at the Paramount A.
A.. IN New York. Monday, April 81.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-08

kid Farmer. OF Peoria. ILL.,, and Walter
Little. of Chicago, awe been matched for
n ten-roumd bout at the Royal Athletic
Club In New Orleans April II.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-27

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Rocket, Texas, Jan 25.-Th'
Rocket public school organized
literary and debating society Frida>
afternoon. which will be both inter
asting and instructive. The followin
officers were elected: Messrs. Si'
Tarrar, president: John Gibbons
gice-president, and Miss Bette Glib
bons. secretary The program com
nittee is composed OF the Mise
Knox, Farrar and Estelle Wooden
and Mr. Hugh Foster.
Miss Beulah Russell was the CUES
Of Misses Jessie and Maggie Nea
Monday and Tuesday.
Misses Falfa Arlington and Bettlt
Gibbons were shopping in Waxaha
chic Thursday.
Prof. Verne Roberts had business
i'm Waxahachie Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Huston Jolly enter
rained a large crowd of young people
Saturday night. Everybody reported
an enjoyable time.
Mrs. George Smith and sister
Miss Beulah Russell, We're shoppinf
in Waxahachie Friday. ID
Miss Thelma Ashley and Eula
Jolly were the guests OF the Misses
bennington Friday.
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farmed near Sterrett for several
years. now lives on Midlothian 4.
While at Forreston sometime be
tween Saturday night and train
time today Pete Clark, colored, had
rr send the paper to him at Forces
ton. s X White was in from Waxa
aacnie . today He said his grand
mother. generally called Aunt Sal
OF age Uncle Sam White and his
son, James, have both been dead
many years. ! used to go to the old
horse min conducted by them. |
never heard one single person speak
1isparasingly of either of them. They
we're father and grandfather OF 5. X.
p Carter was i'll from Italy 2 He
said he made a good cotton crop last
year and a thousand bushels Of corn.
He had a pretty severe attack of
sickness last fall but is fat again.
C. l.. Verheyden, who lived in the
Buena Vista vicinity is moving to the
old homestead on Waxahachie 4. j..
w. Barlow had me send the paper to
J. n. Barlow on Mt. Pleasant, Ten
nessee No. / r. l.. Feds, who re-
Gently moved Boyce TO Wichita coun-
~. is here winding up the affairs OF
the Boyce and Ray gins. He has
bought 100 acres of land and says
he is we'll pleased. ]. NJ. Eagle and
wife were in town today from Mid
lothian and got on my list.
Last week | was at the gin OF
Alex Moseley x Son, at Italy ana
ound Esq Moseley drafting a petit
ton for a voting box at Italy | hop
he commissioners will establish Il
for if our free American institutions
are 10 be perpetuated the common
people must keep busy with the ba
OF and the closer the voting place.
are together the more they Will vote.
Read and think and then vote.
BILL COX.
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Rev. ]. s. Evans of WaXahachie
filled his regular appointment at
Rutherford Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. J. J. Risinger and daughter,
Miss Sallie. of Palmer attended
church at Rutherford sunday
Messrs Earl Daniel and LaSalle
Everett Of Palmer, attended Sunday
school at the Christian church sun
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Risinger Of
near Trumbull We're pleasant callers
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Wadley Sunday.
Miss Hunsucker of Waxahachie
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with her cousin, Miss Etha Hun
sucker
Mr.. c. T. Mcclure and daughter,
Miss Della, spent sunday with rela-
tives near Ike.
There will be an all days singing
at Chapel Hill Sunday. January 81.
Everybody is cordially invited to
come and bring well-dlled baskets.
Mrs. S. e. Turnipseed and chill
dren have moved to Palmer. We are
sorry to loose these highly esteemed
people. but wish them success,
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Jones are re-
| ioicing over the arrival of a new
! conner at their home.
T Mrs J. II Foster. who has been
isiting relatives in Mississippi for
| month, returned home Sunday
anuary n Her mother-in-law Mrs.
| 'oster. accompanied her.
| Miss Mae Eagle Of Red Oak spent
| art of last week with Miss Mary
| ldham.
/, Miss Ruby Ashley was the guest
Misses Myrtle and Knox Farrai
[ unday.
| Messrs. Lee Coplen and S. Hun
| r of Palmer were visiting in Rock
| { Sunday.
| Misses Mary Oldham and Mae
agile of Red Oak spent Friday WIZ
| RS. NJ D. Rutherford
Miss Maggie Neal and Mr.. ]. l.
oster were the guests OF MISS Lula
fitchell near Sterrett Sunday
Mr. VIII Hancock of Trumbul
ad business in Rocket today.
Miss Mollie Farrar OF Ashwooc
>ent Saturday and Sunday with hel
arents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farral
EAR Chapel Hill.
There was singing at Mr.. Nor
ans Sunday night.
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There Will be an entertainment at
Mountain Peak Friday night by To-
cal talent, but the writer is not in
formed as TO the program, but it is
sure to be entertaining and every
body is invited and a good time is
expected.
A new boy arrived yesterday at
the home of Burton Smith and as it
was Sunday he expects him to be
preacher But this won't work every
time as the writer was born on sun
day and has never got into church
rs yet
]. b Murrow is on the sick list
Edgar Goodwin came in from
Tennessee Thursday to see his moth
er. Mrs j. l.. Goodwin, who has
been sick quite awhile.
T. s. Middleton and wife Of Waxa-
hachie visited Mrs. J. L. Goodwin
Sunday.
+. NJ Hampton late of Alabama,
has recently moved into his new
house. which he has just erected on
the lands of Prof Alderdice.
Our high school is progressing
successfully with over roo pupils in
attendance
Carl Riddle came in from New
Mexico just too late for his father
f, funeral.
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TRIT,IBTLL.

Trumbull. Texas. Jan. 26.-V Nj.
Tate and wife went to Dallas last
Thursday to buy furniture to furnish
their new residence
I'D Davis and wife and Alva and
Mrs. Bailey We're in Waxahachie
shopping last week.
Rev. Sawyers of Palmer preached
AT the Methodist church last Sunday
night to an attentive audience. MS
appointment for this year will be TO
preach here the third Sunday at II
O'Clock. the fourth Sunday night and
the fifth Sunday at II O'Clock.
Misses Kate and Gus Jeners$ OF
Corsicana are here visiting relatives.
Jesse Wright of Corpus christi,
who has been spending some days
advertising and boosting the gun
coast country, returned home last
Saturday
Professor Dow Tate of India was
here Saturday and Sunday.
Jesse Herrin and Wife have moved
to Fort Worth where he has secured
position with the street railway
company,
Mrs. Adams returned last week
from Durant. okla, where she was
called to the bedside OF her son, who
was accidentally shot. She reports
I that he is improving.
/ The singing led by Prof. Griffith
! of Dallas was well attended and fur
1 nished some good music He Will
I teach a twenty day school here be-
! ginning July 5th.
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MOUNTAIN PEAK.

Mountain Peak, Texas, Jan. 25.--
'armers are well along preparing
heir land for the coming crop,
any of them being about through
uttjng up their cotton land.
Farmers are very glad TO see the
rice Of cotton advancing, notwith-
landing the bulk of the crop has
III their hands at very low prices
hey hope for better times another
ear.
Water is getting very scarce
Inch is very inconvenient, many
s.ople having to haul water quite a
stance. Our town spring is very
ow.
Midlothian band was at Mountain
'eak Saturday night and entertain.
"A its scitizens with some splendlo
lusic as well as some comic and
thletic acting which was very enter;
aiming.
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A feeling has to me always been
of all things the most indescribable
In fact | have about arrived at the
conclusion that describabie one is
of very limited dimensions and Of
very little form.
Our older boy left home two
weeks ago. with our consent it is
true. / have faith In him and be
lieve he will be honest, reasonably
moral, faithful to his trust, mindful
of the parental affection that is his,
true to his employer and fit himself
for life of usefulness However, he
is but child unacquainted with the
ways of the world. There are various
results any one of which is as prob
able as the other. If he has the
strength of mind and will to shove
aside all opposition and suthcleht
selfishness to back them he may be-
come captain of industry. II he
goes through life merely fighting in
self defense against poverty, he may
lead from hand to mouth exis-
tence. IL he is impatient and easily
discouraged he may become discour-
aged and respondent and
drop out of the fight and become a
tramp or a drunkard
Aside from all this he is our child
and TO us almost as much an inno-
cent trusting infant as when he child
lishly prattled at his mother knee.
He is gone and may never again be
an active participating member OF
our household To say that we are
sad would be to use too strong an
expression but such experiences. re-
mind us that the work OF life is tenn
porary and that from the cradle TO
the grave we are constantly build
ing up but to see our handiwork
torn down; death and circumstances
break up the most sacred and hap
piest associations All these cause
us to earnestly inquire IF man die
shall he live again" and is there fol
us a land Where the wicked cease
from troubling and sad partings
come no more?' =" lis a consumma-
ton devoutly to be wished"
p. Trull, who superintendent the
Fort farm near Forreston, has To-
Gated at Manitou. Okla. He had
many friends here and doubtless Will
find others at his new home. A. q
Simpson, who has located on Plane
/, was NlSIllHB Aut Oiu iiSil' iN"'
Nash last week Luck TO you, Gray
Nj. L. Ward or the firm of Ward q
Wolaver found at the gin. He told
me they had ginned a little Over
1900 bales.
John jarrett from Italy l was in
Italy. He was considerably crippled
with rheumatism but is not granting
and ! don't think is likely to grunl
much Mrs. T. J John on Italy
was at home and sent me out Ia
where Tom was assisting TO teal
down a house He had recently re-
turned from Collingsworth county
where he purchased 100 acres Of
land. ! rounded up at the residence
of j. n Pittman whore | remained
over night His son, Asa. was at
home from California. the first visit
home for several years.
W. f Carpenter and family went
TO Utah two years ago and remained
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a year. They liked the country but
returned on account OF Mrs. {.
rheumatism Their trip was costly
but they are cultivatine a good farm
on Italy . and are as cheerful as
you will find. They have plenty to
eat for ! tested il by eating dinner
with them Wednesday. Mrs. Pauhne
Piper on Italy , has added TO ana
repaired her country home ana mas
one of the most comfortable houses
in the country. | found Robert Nor
ris and wife and Bob Smith and
wife and an uncle whose name |
have forgotten at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Smith. S. n Kirby
was turning the ground for another
crop but waited for me to come up
and went down after what ! called
for. | think | saw a million fowls,
more or less. at the residence OF j.
y Martin on Italy 2, He said they
had sold out until there were not
many. II NJ Reynolds of Italy was
at home and treated me nice. DR..
W. A Grant Of Avalon married a
daughter of r. A. Sisson not long
since and they are housekeeping. Dr.
Grant is moving right along with ms
practice AT the home of Mrs. NJ. A.
GLADDEN. | found her son. Jack, grip
by and just getting well from the Ell
fecrs of a burn caused from gaSo-
line explosion in his barber shop the
lay before Christmas and Mrs, Glad
Ten suffering considerably from a
martial paralysis OF the side or her
face | spent the night with them.
r H. Cummings only lacked the
burning of few cotton stalks nav
ing 50 acres of land prepared fof
planting He had me send the paper
10 his friend c. l.. Elliott at WysoX
Ky. Nj. "A. Henderson has been at
Avalon 50 long | suppose he has al
most forgotten where he came from
and has been trusted clerk for
Petty A Miller for several years. w
J Radney is beginning his second
crop on Italy is a good fellow and
knows how to farm ! got 10 y =
Gray's in time for dinner. Mr., Gray
| is an old time cowboy ana says ne
| is reaping his reward for the marc
knocks and exposure incident lc
| cowboy life in rheumatism. HIS NJ
! tie granddaughter, the child OF MI
| and Mrs W.M. Cannon weighed 81
pounds the day she was one year old
| but Is as active as the average child
| j. II Hubbard, a teacher and book
! keeper. / met at his mail box and had
very pleasant chat. He reads and
| thinks. T. c. Goodwin was confined
| to his bed | believe 80 days but is vi
and though still weak and nervous
is fairly on the road 10 full recovery
At the Grandy grave yard ! witness
( ed the burial of Mrs. Tom w hatley
| Mrs Whatley was good wire
good neighbor and a faithful mem
| Der Of the Woodmen Circle and was
| buried by that order. \. M. COX ailc
family live on Van Clark s farm near
! Bardwell. ! have tried to f1nd oul
whether he and | are kin or not bu'
he says he knows very little abo n
his family. | sometimes think posi-
bly, he is afraid 10 tell me for ieai
will prove up kinship. Mrs. Cox
sister, Miss Beatty. and Miss Edwards
of Nash were visiting them. spenl
the night with them also The mrs
man | met next morning was I. G
Cummings. | enrolled him as one o
the faithful. K w. Collier lives OF
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a good farm near Bardwell and viii
now read the Enterprise and Dallas
News. b r Pon' is a good citizen
and has lived ia the BardWell COM
munity good while Matt Simpson
has moved from Rankin to near
Bardwel and was turning the soil
for this years crop AT ! w. Rem
der's Office | got to read the daily
papers and met the Enterprise. S.
n Robertson was gone to the timber
but Mrs r. was at home and very
cheerfully handed me a renewal. NJ.
NJ. Prime was at work at the Bap-
tist church but rs il was about the
noon hour he quit and took me home
with him to dinner where ! found a
hearty welcome and the first green's
of the season Mr. Prime Is taking a
CORRESPONDENT course in architecture
and has finished his second year. lie
showed me some OF his drawing mat
was good L. Holland on Bard
well / was cutting stalks. me
worms hit him pretty hard last year
but he was cheerful and seemed slad
came after that dollar H. w Col
lier | am sorry 10 state. Is IN bad
health Mrs w. n Woodland on
BardweU showed me her chicken
mems containing Barred Rocks, Buff
Rocks Rhode island Reds and lite
I.eehorns. She is Just getting ready
70 raise chickens but has some me
ones. ! met Mr. Woodland IN the
Geld. He told me he butchered hog
that weighed 54S pounds net. {, =
Holland on Forreston 3 was not done
picking cotton and | net him just
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-27

II you will take Foley's Orine
Laxative until the bowels become
regular you will not have to take
purgatives constantly, as Foley's
Orino Laxative positively cures
chronic constipation and sluggish
liver. Pleasant to take. B. w. Fear
lis.
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+ Who makes plans and builds mod
ern homes? See j. Erwin. con-
tractor. Office phone $50. tt
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-03
USE BRUSH FOR BOIL WEEVlL

The following letter was re- ceived from a fertilizer manuac- turer by Mir Jordan, and we give it to our readers that they may. if they desire, try this remedy 1t sounds reasonable:
 Shreveport July 1, 1909. Mir. J. R Jordan, Prescott, Ark, Dear Sir;
 We have yours of the 2Sth ul- timo, and regret Ito learn that the boil weevii threat tens to seriously injure the cotton crop of that section. The same report reaches us from practically the entire Weevil infested territory.
 The only suggestion we have to offer is rap,d and continuous cul- tivatlon, running the implements shallow. Do. not discontinue cul- tivating until you commence to pick cotton. We would suggest al- so that the cotton be cultivated only on hot sunshiny days, and between the hours of 3 am. and 1 pm. Equip each blow stock with brush that will shake the cotton plants in passing. This will tendsto knock the weevils to the ground for, as you have prob ably noticed they are inclined to "sull' when molested. If you get them covered up with hot dirt they will never get cut. This is all we can offer you, but we are sure results will show that if carried out satisfactorily re- suits will be obtained from this method Of working the crop. With plenty of good hot wealth CT during July and August and the right cultivation, you will make a fair crop Of cotton des- bite the weevu.
 Very truly yours
 Meridian Fertilizer Factory.
 $. R. Jennings,
 Manager.
 Little Rock, July g. Earl w. Hodges state printing clerk, yes terda ysent to the county clerks over the state the real estate tax books which they will use dur Ing the present year, Next week the personal tax books will be sent out. No more books will then be sent to the c.erks until De- cember when the tax receipt re- cords and poll tax receipts will be forwarded.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-03
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an act passed by the 37th General Assembly of the State of Arkansas and duly ap- proved by the Governor that there will be an election held at various voting precints in Neva- da County, Arkansas, on the 10th day of July, 1909, for the purpose of voting for or against the stock law contained in said act which is dependant upon the results of such election: it being provided by said act that if the majority at this electien vote for stock law that the law therein prescribed should be in effect, and if a majosity vote against stock law" such law should not be in effect.
 The judges, clerks and sheriffs who held the last general cleo tion will hold this election.
 Witness my hand this 23d day of June ED HOOD,
 Sheriff Nevada County.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-03
NEW TIME CARD

A new time card has been pre- pared by the Iron Mountain and will be established tonight at 12.O1 a m The new card has only one change of any consequence Train No. 3 will arrive at Pres colt hereafter at 11.35 pm, in- stead of 12. O3 as heretofore. This readjustment will make the time between St. Louis and srexar- kand some shorter, putting the train in the latter place an hour earlier
The Prescott daily news., 1909-07-03
The Constipation Evil Is Responsible for Most
 Cases of Piles

Constipation paralyzes the blood vessels of the lower bowel and often causes piles. Women, and all other indoor workers are the most frequent suffers. But curing constipation alone won t cure piles A special medicine is needed-internal treatment, to strengthen the flabby veins and start pure blood circulating.
 Dr. Leonhardt's Hem Roid is the only internal pile cure Sod under guarantee. $t at Hesterly Drug Store. or Dr. Leonhardt Co, station B, Buffalo. N. Y. Write for booklet.