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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-04
TURNS EARTHQUAKE FUND
SURPLUS OVER TO QUEEN
$1,000 Left of Money Sent by
Americans to Messina

ROME. July 81. W. Garrett, secre-
tary of the American embassy, was
received in audience today by Queen
Helena and turned over to her
ma jestv the sum of S.. 00O. the balance
of the money in his hands received
from America for the earthquake suf-
ferera.
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rHREE scA1DEp. ONE DEAD

THREE scALDED; ONE DEAD-vancouver.
y. g.. July 3--Tbrce men were frightfuliy
lumber ccmpany's mill exploded last night.
j Russell brick layer. died today. The other
fcrcrs-MaBager T. C.. knight and George
Harvey. laboIer-ape not expected 10 recover.
The oiDe was new and was being tested.
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7 EuII dlE-Tl- . bIIeH.
Oakland-Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien.
AETNA SPRINGS
Recent- arrivals Al Acting sprines are:

Grau. Robert S. Atkins. Charles E. Wilson
Miss Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Forbes MIR
and Mrs George NJ. Rolph. Mr.. and Mrs "
nan. n. A. Edwards. Miss Elsa Behlow Mr.
and Mrs J. NJ. Patrick, Mrs. J. G. Patrick
Miss Margaret Patrick. Mrs J.. B. Werrell
Miss Adeline D. Worrell. Mrs H. Euphrat
Mrs. c. A Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Bush FinnelI
Mr.. and Mrs. .. NJ Hanlon Mr. and Mrs
A. I. Peyser and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs
r. Tibbits, Miss Janone Raiford.
man. James Spiers.
Ross-Nfr and Mrs W J. Simpson
Grand Rapids Nfich.-Mrs. J. II. wonderly,
Mrs Helen Sheppard H. F. Abbott.
Los Angeles-Mr: and Mrs. ". 7. Bishop
child and nurse; Mrs. and Mrs. r. p. Bishop
child and nurse.
TALLAC, LAKE TAHOE
Following are arrivals from san
Francisco at the Hotel Tallac. Lake
Tahoe:
Robert Kioeber. H. Holmes. Mrs. Sehulenburg
h Kamler. AIr. and Mrs. H s Nathan. f. ker
win. Mr. and Mrs. H b Woods, Mr.. and Mrs
rett. Thomas Anderson. Miss NJ Carew. Arthur
{. Pillsbury. James ]. Black. Mrs. NJ Gsrabaldi
and child, Mrs. X. D. Smith. F. F. Nelson
Houghton Sawyer. g. Nelson, Wallace Everett
Fred WonhSs, s. A. Moss and son. T. Zietiech
Arthur B. sibley. Z. H. Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Kragen and child, F. @. Chalmers, n. P.
Peterson. Conrad W Fuhrer. Miss Rae Cohan
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kellog Miss Jennie Cohan. ]
Dykmsns. Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Gisnnini, Miss R
CUneo. Miss y. Cuneo. Miss II. z. Huntington
Miss Marion Huntington. Thomas Neal. II. l.
BaciEslupi, J. F. PlagcmaDn. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
". Boole. Mr. and Mrs. R. Reinhart. Robert
ReinlsTt Jr. Ed Frank, L. Jorgenson, JOSEPH
Moos. Mr.. and Mrs M. S. Goodman, Mr.. and
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AUSTRIAN wARsHIP LAUECHED-Triestc
Austria. July 3.The RadeIsky. the new l5.3O0
ton bafteshp for the AHstriasIIungarian navy
was successfully launched here today,
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FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY

Losses adjusted and unpaid ..--....
Losses in process OF adjustment or
in suspense.
Losses resisted. including expenses .
Gross premiums on IRE risks run
nfnZ one year or less. SIS. 733.
O51. 81: reinsurance, 80 per cent {.
Gross premiums on nre risks run
ming more than one year. IS, lOo.-
e6s. %: reinsurance pro rata.
Taxes due or accrued
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EXPENDITURES

Net amount OF risks
written during the
year -.-----. -s---
Net amount OF risks
expired during the
year ------ ----
Net amount In force
December 81. 1905 -
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JAMES NICHOLS. President.
b. R. STuLMAN. Secretary
Subscribed and sworn TO before me. this 13th
aay OF January. 1909
FRED b SEYMOUR. Notary PubHc.
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INCOME

Net cash actually received for IRE
premiums s-.-.-..-----.-- a. ..--.--.
Received for interest ON mortgages d.
Received from interest and divi-
dends on bonds. stocks. loans.
and from all other sources ...---.
Received for rents
Gross profit on sale or maturity Of
ledger assets -------..-.-
Income from all other sources -----
Total income
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TAHOE TAVERN

The following have registered at
Tahoe Tavern:
From San Frsncisco-AIr. and Mrs. William
John Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Weed, Miss G.
Nav. Msrfus Miller, Percy Bronson, G. W.
Kolb. Becca Renck. George TaIlant. Mr.. and
Milton A. RosenbsGm, Albert Rosenbsnm Jr
and nurse. Ivan B. Beer, Mrs Horace G
Chase and Miss Chase. Mr. and MIS-, Charles
A. Cooke and Miss Cooke. W j. Morgan. A. 6.
Stoll ]. II. Weaver, Mrs. s. Wertheimer, Miss
Edith Wertheimer. Miss Doris wertheimer, Miss
<. Hess. Mr. and Mrs L. P. Cowles. j. En-
right. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kaufman, Alex Ros-
= Madison. Miss o. Madison Mr. and Mrs.
Booth Mr. and Mrs Edwin % sc6eeIins ss Mr, aaad and
Robert J. NJ. Calm, Mrs. Oscar Mansfeldt. Miss
" NJ Driscoil, George w Tubbs, Talant
Mr. and Mrs. John N. True. Fred N. Picker
ing. Mrs and Miss Pickering, Miss Bates. Fred
Marriott AR and Mrs F. /. Hoag; Roller
Hosg. ". R. Black. Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Mead
Mr. and Mrs. Livingston Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs
=. L. Hansen, Floren Hansen. A. Hansen, Leslie
Burks. E. s. Lathe, Arthur B. Watson. A NJ
Mrs Leonard Georges, Mr. and Mrs Marsden
II. ,. Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Gayness
harold Fitch, A. C.. Thornton, o. H Green
vwald Mr. and Mrs. M. II: de Young Mr.. and
Chsdbourne, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Bos
Mr. and Mrs. II. Lund Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. H s.
lallg. Ut. ana MIS-. Carl q. Wilson and child,
Dr. Louisa b. Deal, H. n. Crowley Miss /. .
P Graf Adaline Wallace. H. Heineman and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kirk. 1. W. Van
Landt. Alma Beran. Millie Beran. L. E. Spencer
and wife Lulu Mcleod. Adaline F. Wrede,
Elizabeth T. Wrede, G. o. Hall and wife,
ii. H Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. +. BooLa Miss
Beck. Mrs. NJ. A. Huntington, Miss Hunting
ton, T. Neal, II. F. Peart and wife, A. r.
Gramnlie and wife. Mrs. z. A. Clayton, Miss
Clayton. Misses Regina and May Cuneo.
oaklsnd-Mr. and Mrs Charles 4. Scott
Mr. and Mrs A S. Carman. Miss Laird
Mr. and Mrs: Hubert White, E. James Fin
ney, Mr.. and Mrs William J Pedler. Ger
aldine r. McGraw, John A. Beekwith and
wife.
Los AngeleS-Mrs. Il. X. Tabor and daugh-
ter H c. Ackley and wife: L c. Ackley
wife and child; W. v Lansing and wife
F. W. Wachter. J. B. Martin and wife, Miss
Josephine NJ. Martin. +. NJ. Galley, F. j. Csl-
vert and wife. Miss Mabel G. Bowhie, c. f.
Orr, Miss l.. Bradbury. Miss NJ. winston
Miss l.. Winston, Miss r. winston w A
Stoever. Mrs. J. NJ. Stoever. Mr. and Mrs
L. Harris Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Holiday, Miss
Alice May Wilson, Miss viols Wander Leck
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Abeles
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sWEETWATER SPRINGS

Arrivals at Sweetwater Springs sum-
mer resort are:
From San Francisco-Nlr- and Mrs L. C. Aus
Tin, Eva1gelne Cox. Miss ElEaira LOwrey, Victor
V Peters. Miss Margaret Peters, Mrs Victor
Peters, Lloyd NJ. Dudley, Mrs George ".
Brooks Miss Lorine Brooks. Miss Frances
Brooks MIR. and Mrs. l.. NJ Coggins. Mr. and
Mrs. c. Young and family. Miss Carrie Gsnch.
Miss Edna Young, DIR. and Mrs J. l. StickeI
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wichhsrt
and family.
natIand- -kirE III n,nan, q II naa-nz
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Ell vERANo VILLA

Guests registered at Fl Verano Villa
are:
San Francisoo-w. A. Allen and Mrs Allen,
Joseph H Ford, S solomon. NJ Raphael,
George Collins Mrs. II. Bloomer v Cato.
Mrs. Y. Cato, +. ". johnson. Mr. and Mrs
: McClsy, Charles Simon, f. CoyIe NJ L.
Regan, n A Daley, F. W. Johnson Mrs. J. P
Hare and children, Mrs. L. B. Floan. Mrs.
Welch. Mrs. ". T. Tracey Miss Sadie Tracey.
Miss Agnes Tracey Miss Amelds Tracey. Mrs
E NJ Brooks, Mrs J. T. Lyons, Mrs NJ.
Rogers.
Fruitvale-E. F. o-Brien
Oakland-Mr and Mrs O'Rrien
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YARBROuGH FARM

Recent arrivals at Yarbrough Farm
are:
From San Francisco-Nlrs. P. Reilly. Miss
Mary Reilly Miss Grace Reilly, Mrs E. T.
Wilson, Miss Irma Wilson.
Mill ValIey-AIr. and Mrs. Luke Hamilton and
two daughters.
Berkeie7- William Dale and two sons,
Jacob Jacobs.
oaklsnd- william BOvd. l. c. Cunningham.
MISUNDERSTANDING Riggan.
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PILD0RAS ANTIBACILARES

w Las poa anhoaea han pob 81 mas poderoso
Dronquu tno agudas uher
ceden prontamente
nan podldo comprobarlo
umeraoes enermos deben elias urestabl
oe haan de vena las
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BRUTAL SUCESO
EN- YAUCO.
Angel llam6 a Gabriela y cerro in
mediatamente la puerta de la
habitacion.
Luego amenaz6 a la jOyen con un
puial.
(Ds nuestro eorrespoAsal. J

Eusro IA Hoy fae aprshsudido sl II
dividuo ADgsl Vazqusx. de e sio quiuoa-
Hero, acussdo de haber seducido In iovsn
dc 7isfics Gabrieia Flores y G.rAl q =,
con qaisu llsv.ba rslscionss amorosas ha.
CO dos trss mases.
nj hscho ocurri6 dc Ia aiguisuts msns
70: Augsla F.orsz. madrs de GAbris a
mand6 6sts scom % d ads de su h.rmauits 8
MonssrFsts Flores, & compr.y fosf,ros anc.
che las nuevs & In tisuda DO Nspomucs
no Rodrigutz. csrca do "a cass.
Apgsl Vizqusz que vivs rr uus b bita
ci6u contigna & Ia tisndA dc N sppu ucsbo
llam6 GIbrisls para dsrIs IN vsstido dc
sguinaldc; v esta no soaps, sndo Ia t,sms
urdida par Vazqusz, 90 scsrc6 q donds 81
10 llamsba 6 sea & In pusrts de IL h.bits.
ci6n. Va an 6sta, In cogi6 Vzxques p,r
una mano y In obiig6 sntrar csrrant o
inmadiatam ents In puerto. La j1vsn qu;ao
gritsr, psro 81 90 10 impidi6 Aprstkndoia
por sl cueilo y amsnszandols Goa I'M pu.
fial Hino Rccsdfa & sus csprichos -
Lusgo de Augel haber logrado sus do.
aeos In sch6 fasra de IN casa & lau cinco de-
10 ms n ans, yeodoss In juvtn dsEa npAra.
ds triste q 10 casa dc IN msdrs qus al
momsnto fa6 G aVisar 10 sucsdidu & no
hsrmano de Gabrisla, quisn di6 cusnta
inmsdiata 6 Las autoridades..
La policfs, activa y dilig ante hs practi'
cado una minocioss investigation del case,
spcrtaudo dstallss que hsr6s f.cil el total
esciarecimisnto dc tan salvsie sucsao, sobrs
el que han prsstado dsciaracifn ant. esta
Corts, log tss.igoz Hsrcilio Medina, Mon.
ssrrats Flores y Angela Flores
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Liga Anti-Tubercu-
lOSa de Puerto Rico.

La sxposici6n de- carGcter educativo on
Ia luchA contra ls tubsrcaloaia qas suviA
ests isla Ia asocisci6l nacional para sl
estudio y prevention dc In tubsrculosis y
que bijo los auspicios do Ia Iiga Ansi.Tu
bsrculosa do Pasrtq Rico nc exhibir6 On
difsrsntes pobIacionss dsrk principle co
San juan, On lon salones del Ayuntsmisn
to, sl ldnsI 25 do Ensro y durar6 toda la
semanA.
La exposition sstsr6 alberta do ga 10
dc 10 maiiana, dc 2 5 de 10 tarde y de 8
& 10 do la nochs.
Todas las nochss % dsrSn ccpfsrsncis
y durants sl dfa 10 information uscessris
acerca dc los objstos sxpusatos. So distri
buirGn impresou OK xplicativos do Ia cau,s
dc 10 enfsrmsdad y de 10 m ans;a de svi.
tRrlR.
La sxposici6n sstark abisrta tambien sl
domingo fin dc que aqusllos que no
pusdan concurrir en- los dfas de 10 semans
10 visitsn csc dfA fsativo.
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70 sx que preseptara en- Ia pr6xima Sc

ai6u "
4 peticion del Sr. Treles Sc suspepde Ia se-
tl''u iasta el lunes pr6xim0 las de Ia tagde.
lc -ccenado el Lcdo. Tizol
-tsi Podssmos r al campo -nuestras easa-
dice Il delegado Aponte.
4 las o y l5 se levanta el acto en- el cual solo
hubo 81 for0 de u solicitud del Sr Garcia Duc6s
respecte de las lineas tclcf6picas.
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Los delegadOs y Ell cierre

Tu~Sssss'a seasshs
osi ccmsrcio 20 agits ID idss dc prsssntar
una psticion las Ofmsrss, pidi6uda a
cisrrs las sists , media do Ia tards con
ei cbieto dc podsr dsdicArss al Studio del
iUgiss, tsnsduiis de libros etc, etc. Como
10 .rata dc uaA pitici6n tan iusta no M
duds que los delsgsdos hsgan Icy 10 ous
rsduuda 90 bsne6cio do todoc para aus
10 cosa % lave { cabo hay qus OR los ar.
gumsntos qus sxpousn Arrivi hsrmsno.
con rsspscto los fon6grafos, camss v ma
quinss que vsnds & plasos. Hay qua mo.
dsrnisaEss hsrmAnoL "El CisIo."
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VagillaS y criStaleria.

Ell Paris Bazur acaba de rscibir una
gran vari' dad de vsgillas dscorsdas con
todas las piezss nscssAriAa parA ana familia
dssds 8 8 30 uus en- adslsnts. En- juegoa
dc copaa do cristal hsy tsmbi6n IN gran
suItido On lisas, labradss y tslladas, pm
disndo ofrscer uu juego do cinco dot snHr
surtidas On distintoS tamaiios por S 8.
ksss casa tsndrk sismprs sl uurtido do
piezaI, tanto de las vsgillss, como do Ia
oristslsrfs, para que nusstros cIisntss pus
dau rsprnsr on cua'quisr temp lan pisz 20
que no rompan. En- oristal hsy ademSs
snlusgss, vsscs para refrsscou para csrvs.
81, para coktai', copa,spara shrry y vino
del Rhir, todo & prscios muy limitadoH On
sl Paris B 1sar.- Pedro Giusti, Allen 81.
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HOTEL FRANCES

DE
hsuncidn Gonaah viuda De AlcaIaz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-16

ades, trans
liable. Este
.uMyente tan
81 ha usado
'os demds y
} el paciente
Ptro tonicol
|perando su
! resultados
| los dernas
|sucede con
b sn ProPfo
|dades y Sc
|cto vigori-
ciencia
L CONVA-
ES-de dlas
s de todas
|y espinaf
kArnbien la
Aada en- ell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-16

Los 6eI'gsdOs & Ia C6nsrs usl1or.u
Cansiss. Oppsnhsimsr, lorsns y Egabu.
70 sstuvisron toda Ia ms d ana de boy ira
bslando en- sus pupit'ss de 10 Clmara ds..
pAchAndo correspondence rscibids, y 70.
dactando proysctos do Icy. FL dsisgsdo
Canalss sstk redsotsndo las spmisn das
que irata do presenter ell lunss nl r gla.
msnto dc Ia Cfmsra y sntrs sllss 10
am o'isci6n del termiro psrs que ios dele:
g.dcs hsgan uSo do 10 palsbrs, cuyo pla.
70 80 fjs an sl Reg amsntc.
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'IhA haIF AFfnnoFKII :.
Do San German. Puerto Rico %

z arIhA nal fAFfnnoFKN 9.
Do San German. Puerto Rico
Este antique establecimiento,
frente & In estacion ferroviaria,
ofrece esmerado servicfo, suculen-
Ia mesa y excelente trato. Mag
nificos bafios.
La casa fresca, dos pisos, buen
banjo, telefono, apartado en- ell CO.
rreo v toda clase de comodidades.
Sc habla frances, espafiol e in
giles.
Procurad ell HOTEL FRAN
oES en- donde los precios son mo.
dieon.
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DIR. }. A. Lopez AntOrgiOrgi
ClRUJIA GENERAL.
Consultas de a 4.-TeIstono 2S4.
San Francisco 39. San Juan, P. R.
EScOba higienica.

Los Sres. Sanchez Morales & Ca. tienen
Ia venta la celebrada escoba ''DUS-
Hes, que no levanta polvo al barrer,
y que ha tenido una gran aceptaci6n en-
los Estados unidos y Europa, donde Sc
ntiliza sn las ofeinas del Gobierno igle-
s'as, escuelas, tiendas casas particula-
res Dura dez veces mas que una essoba
rorrlente, y tiene la grandisima ventaja
de que es cdmpletamente higi6nica. Dl-
cho aparato no debe faltar en- ninguna Ca
sa.
SOLO HAY UN BROMO OUT
VIVA ese es ell LAXATIVE BRoMo oUININA
Sis en- Sodo 81 mundo para curar Resfriados en- IN
cas;,. La nrma de e. w. GROVE. sa halla gu oada
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LAs ALMoRRANAs Sc cuRAN

GN q A. - DIAS, con sl UNcuENTo DE
PAzo. % scan simplea sangrantea. oon picaE6n 8
Sxternas. por rebsldss qua sean
The Newark journal., 1909-08-06

S-----eG1
Local view postcards at Goad's.
See r. L. Goad's adj on page
eight.
Take your notary work to A. A.
Henderson.
Mrs. Alexander, the milliner,
Newark, Ark.
Candiesl Candies at Goad's Cash
Bargain Store.
EVERYTHING you want good to eat
at Galloway's Restaurant.
j. G.. Edwards transacted bust
ness at Batesville Monday.
Squire j. L. Outlaw of Oil
Trough was in town Tuesday.
Today is the last day for assess
ing taxes without the penalty.
When you want fresh groceries
at lowest prices see r. L. Goad.
All kinds of gents furnishing
goods at the Newark Mere. Co.
Ask yourself tonight if you are
ashamed of anything you did to-
day.
Don't forget R. L. Goad when
you get ready for that summer
suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Gire spent
Sunday visiting relatives near
Charlotte.
When you want nice roast or
steak telephone Newark Grocer
Company.
Go to Gibson's Gallery at Sui
phur Rock and have your face
made over.
Remember Galloway S Restaur-
ant when you want something
good to eat.
We pay cash for chickens, eggs,
and country produce. Newark
Grocer Company.
Rev. James f. Jernigan left
Sunday morning for Elgin to be-
gin revival meeting.
Jno. w. Glenn of Batesville
spent Saturday here looking after
some business matters.
As summer passes the slippers
must go, regardless of cost. You
can find them at the Newark Mere.
Co.
The Newark Grocer Company
has received carload of ice and
can supply the trade in any guam
tity.
The Newark Mere. Co. has just
received big lot of the famous Ok
Horn Overalls in all styles and
colors.
w. K. Lawhon of the Magness
neighborhood was in town Satur-
day and presented the editor with
basket of the finest white grapes
we have seen this season.
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DR.. w. L. Alexander left Satur-
day for Biggers to spend a few
days doing dental work.
L. r. Moore went to Batesville
Tuesday to attend the funeral of
his cousin, w. r. Baxter.
Judge t. NJ. Duvall of Imboden
spent Saturday and Sunday here
visiting his son, Will Duyall.
Try today to live a simple, sin
cere, serene, life, and tomorrow
will have more sunshine in it.
Jno. L. Sims, one of the Mag
ness neighborhood's good citizens,
was in town on business Saturday.
r. NJ. Galloway arrived home
Friday night from Balch where he
attended the Bogard-Borden de-
bate.
The directors Of school district
No. desire a we'll drilled. APP
ply to B. F. Cash, r. F. D. /,
Newark, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Sturch of
Magness were in town Monday
and were pleasant callers at The
Journal office.
Miss Jessie Reeves who has a
good position at Carlisle, is spend
ing a few days here visiting rel
atiyes and friends.
Splendid rains fell drought this
section Thursday and Friday, and
everybody is feeling better over
the crop prospects.
For Sale-Some good mich COWS
both old and young, with young
calves. Apply to j. @. Edwards
or George Holderby.
Did you ever stop to think that
Thoroughbred Hats are the best
hats in Newark? Will Duvall will
be glad to show YOU any style OF
color.
If it is a suit of clothes, nice
shirt, a suit of underwear or nice
necktie that you are wanting, you
had better see II. l.. Goad, for be
can save you money.
Among the prisoners in the
state penitentiary whose terms ex-
pire during this month, is H. H.
Head, who was sent up from this
county three years ago.
Having received supply of ice
we are prepared to furnish yor
the very best meat of all kinds
Don't forget us when you want
fresh meat of any kind. Newark
Grocer Company.
Take Kodol at the times when
you feel what you have eaten is
not digesting. Kodol digests what
you eat so you can eat sufficiently
of any good wholesome food, il
you will just let Kodol digest it.
Sold by the Newark Drug Co.
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Geo. L. Green left Monday fol
Fayetteville and other points, buy
ing lumber. He will be absent
about a week.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Erwin, one of New.
ports most highly respected citi-
zens, died at his home in that city
Monday morning.
Rev. A. T. Ritche is conducting
a revival meeting at the Christian
church, which is being attended
by large crowds. Rev. Ritche is a
forceful speaker and is preaching
some good sermons.
Mrs. w. d. Murphy returned
to her home at Newport Friday
evening, after spending several
days here visiting relatives. She
was accompanied by her neice, lit
tie Miss Myrtle Fetzer.
Governor Donaghey has APP
pointed DR.. NJ. G. Weaver of
Batesville, j. A. lancaster of of
Salado and @. NJ. Thompson of
Sandtown as the board of equal.
ization for independence county.
Hon. W. A. Hodges of Bald
Knob, candidate for railroad com
missioner, spent Tuesday here get
ting acquainted with the voters.
He is very pleasant and agree.
able gentleman. Read what he has
to say on first page.
The city council has ordered
some hitching racks put up at
convenient places in town. That S
a good thing. When the farmer
comes to town he don't ike to be
greeted on every side by the sign,
"S5 fine for hitching here. "
DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the pleasant, safe, sure, easy little
liver pills. A salve you may al
ways depend upon in any case
where you need salve, is DeWitt's
Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve-
good for Piles. Sold by
the Newark Drug Co.
Fine Oil Trough farm near
Huntington for sale at bargain.
1S5 acres; 40 acres in cultivation;
three houses, two barns and all
improvements good. Will pay y
per cent on investment in rent.
See or write White River Land &
Investment CO., Newark, Ark.
The best remedy we know of in
all cases of kidney and bladder
trouble and the one we always can
recommend, is DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills. They are
antiseptic and at once assist the
kidneys to perform their import
ant work. But when you ask for
these pills be positive that you get
Dewitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills.
There are limitations placed upon
sale to deceive you. Get Dew lit s.
Insist upon them, and if your deal
er cannot supply you refuse any
thing else in place of them. Sold
by the Newark Drug Co.
The Newark journal., 1909-08-06
ECZEMA AND ALL SKIN DISEASES

Are quickly cured by ZEMO, a clean
liquid for external use. ZEMO is the
best known remedy for theinstant relief
and positive cure of eczema, pimples,
dandruff, piles and every form of skin
or scalp disease.
For sale everywhere. Write for SAM
pie, Z. w. Rose Medicine Co., ST. Louis.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-23
Disease Spread by DOGS.

DIR. Rushing, in a statement to the
De Soto Parish Medical society of
Louisiana, after a series of careful
experiments, announced a new theory
that pellagra springs from a mouths
disease of dogs. His address covered
a review of the case of R.Y. Best, of
Benson, whose ailment was pro-
nounced pellagra by New Orleans ex-
perts.
After battling all treatment at the
hospital, Best returned home, where
DR.. Rushing continued his expert
ments with the case. Then it was
noticed that the dogs of the COM
munity were suffering from disease
of the mouth that terminated in
something like pellagra, and upon
investigation he found that just be-
fore he was taken sick Mr.. Best had
lost several dogs from the sore
mouth disease and that he had
doctored the dogs, and he concludes
that he contracted the disease from
the dogs by inoculation or otherwise.
This disease among the dogs prevails
in many pars of the country.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1909-12-23
New SmeIter for Ell PaSO.

1t is reported in Ell Paso circles
that the International Smelling and
Refining company, of Boston, will
probably purchase a site for a great
smelling plant northwest of Ell Paso
and east of the river The result of
the negotiations may become public
in the next few weeks.
The international Smelling COM
pany is a great corporation, organized
during the past year to enter the
field against the American Smelling
and Refining company.
Cole, Cotton and Ryan, and the
estate of the late E. H. Hartman
are heavy stockholders in this new
corporation. At a meeting of the
directors of the company held in
Boston recently, action was taken by
the board authorizing the issue of
$40, 900, 900 bonds. At the same meet
ing the decision was reached to erect
a large plant at Ell Paso, it is said.
The International Smelling and Re
fning company has already acquired
three smelling plants in the United
States and one in Mexico: