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Woodruff County news., 1909-03-04

Subscribe now for the NEWS.
 Pure Drugs.
 You can get them at Howell's.
 J. W. Godby made flying trip to Wyune on business this week.
 J. R. Taylor was visiting in Cot ton Plant, Tuesday.
 Miss Annie Sue Wilder is home from Galloway college for few days rest.
 FOR SALE: Two good mules. Call or write, 1. M. McCuan, R. 2. McCrory, Ark.
 Mrs June Dallas ot Cotton Plant, came Wednesday for a few days visit to friends and relatives.
 Miss Carrie Bishop closed three months school at DeView Friday and returned to her home at Beebe Tuesday.
Woodruff County news., 1909-03-04

Vol Hamer and family, of Ava, Ten h., came Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Hamer's brother, Gus Beard, who was accidentally ialed near Newport Monday.
 Grover G. McCrory, McCrory lad, who has been doing civil en- gineering in quite number of States for the past few years, is the guest of his father and family in this city
Woodruff County news., 1909-03-04

Mrs. Harry Snapp returned to her home in Augusta Sunday after a short visit to friends and rela- tives in this city.
Woodruff County news., 1909-03-04

FOR SALE: One seven room house and lots in town of McCrorv Apply to Grover c. Angus, Me Crory Arkansas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
Ameriean 1919 standing.
BASE BAH Notes

just before the game Tuesday at De-
troit Hugh Jennings was presented Il
| large bouquet of flowers from his friends.
New York will have to play ak games
in three days ii their trip TO Pitts
burg
Johnnie King IS said to have turned
down Clark Grifitbs offer for next sea.
son and limited that he viii be at the
head Of a major league team next year.
The drafting that will keep tie the
league officials busy for time was
started to-day There are about 200
players whose records win be looked up.
Pttsiled defeated Bennington at that
plate Tuesday afternoon ST the score
Of Z 70 9. The game was fast and the
winning run was not scored until the
ninth inning when the catcher for Ben.
niugton made a wild throw
Honus does not play like q sick man
his rest seems to have done him good.
The ST. Lonis fans this year are not
showing much interest IN either team
The Indian bali team which made
tour Of Vermont recently was defeated
by The Roger W0icott A A. at Dor
chester hy score of II to 3.
Detroit won four games straight from
Washington, three straight from phila.
delphia, three straight from New York,
and started with win from Boston
Messenger. the cid Fan River PLAYER,
gave a good account Of himself for Chi
eago in the game With Philadelphia on
Tuesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
'eTeuce, On a motion made ~ a Belgian

ference, on a motion made by a Belgian
delegate, voted to discuss only the pro-
posals submitted BY organizations afili-
ated with the conference. The PROPOSE
tions made by Nj. Gompers are thus shut
out, as the American Federation Of La.
Dor 3 not afiliated with the European
unions, and HI. Gompers win not Dc
able to argue their adoption.
n spite Of the decision Of the confer.
enee the delegates asked Mr. Gompers
to elaborate his proposal for confeders-
ton The president Of the American
Federation Of Labor explained that
America was only willing to join an
international movement, the objects Of
which were clearly fixed, such as. for
example, the study Of questions directly
affecting strikes and lockouts and tie
employment Of women. and not an or
ganization dedicated to the academic dis.
cussion Of social problems. IF Europe
IS ready for this kind Of movement,
Mr.. Gompers said, 4 believe that Amer.
lea win participate actively"
Mr.. Gompers proposal was not taken
up officially. The conference passed q
resolution condemniug the Young Turks
for refusing to grant Turkish worknen
the right to form Unions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
BODY TIED 10 TREE.
Ghastly Find by Boys in Auburn, N. Y.
Field.

Auburn, n. Y. Sept. IA CHASTITY
discovery yesterday broke up a party
81 small boys on an island Ia the 0was.
20 river and gave the authorities 4 nlys-
FERROUS tragedy u fathom frankie Tin
nifty. George O'Hara and John Platt,
while carrying armsful Of sweet corn.
started 10 hold corn roast on an island
a mile below Auburn and FIVE minutes
after their arrival found a batch OF
mans clothing as though left By some
body swimming The clothes looked
mildewed and overcoming their reluct-
ance 10 disturb them, the boys poked
their hands into the pockets and pulled
ont several dollars in paper and coin
Fearing that the owner was near. the
bows looked into the underbrush. where
they saw the naked and blaekened corpse
Of man, orouehing against small tree
Shrieking in terror they rant to the
plant OF the 0wase0 Blanket company
several hundred yards up the hank. and
informed Superintendent Holland who
telephonea for the police. An investi-
cation by Coroner O'Neil disclosed the
fact that the man was strapped by the
neck to the tree at a height Of about
four feet from the ground The corpse
was in q kneeling and was in a bad state
ct mntilation, supposedly due 20 crows
eating the flesh
There was nothing in the garments
to disclose the Identity Of the man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
NEW TURN AT
MIXES ROCKS
=~-----
Trainmen Will Refuse to Haul
SuikebTeakerS
COMPANY MUST FIND
Some New Means 81 Transportation.
Pans Congress by Courtesy Allows
Compers to Speak Of World
wide Labor federation.
COMPANY MUST FIND

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 2.-The striking
employees Of the Pressed Steel Car conn
pany were given the support oi the
brotherhood 81 Railway Traiumen yes-
terday, when a committee Of the latter
organization announced that IN the flu
ture they would not haul imported men
to the works at McKees Rocks Since
the inception Of the strike seven weeks
ago, new workmen have heen brought 70
the mill IN large numbers. over the Fort
Wayne division 81 the Pennsylvania
railroad The decision reached BY The
trainmens union necessitates the cont
pany discovering 4 new means 81 trans
porting imported men to McKees Rocks,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02

determined resistance from the govern
ment's temperance supporters. chancet
Tor oyd.George returned from holh
day Tuesday and Immediately issued Q
statement declaring that this amendment
was due TO an error IN drafting and That
It was not intended to apply to Eng
land The Unionists believe that The
chancellor wanted the amendment hut
found the opposition too strong end fof
this reason hastily Withdrew The eonces-
sion.
Three sufyragists from London visited
Heath Town sunday evening and adj
dressed meeting at the town nall.
While they were talking an angry crowd
Of some three thousand persons collected
outside the ball with the avowed purpose
Of rushing the suiIragettas when they APP
peared after the meeting The police,
not wishing to have the public peace dis
turbed. managed to escort tile women
safely from the hall 70 the railway, but
they were pursued BY a ieering crowd
Many ugly PUSHES we're attempted On the
way hack. 1t the police succeeded in
repelling = n AZ the railway station
the crowd again collected and hesisged
the building for two hours. They tried
every means to force the doors After
long siege The police managed % set
the sufragettes safely on board tie mid
night train for London, whore they ar.
rived unhurt but badly frightened.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
- ouT LorrERY TIcKETs.
cuba's Desire For The United

Washington, Sept. Senior orenci0
Nodarse, cnba's director general Of
post offices and telegraphs, accompanied
BY assistant director Charles M. Barnet.
have arrived here from Havana, IA con.
fer with Postmaster General Hitchcock
on postal matters The lottery which
the Cuban government soon viii issue
Is among the subjects 70 be discussed.
Senior Nodarse states that It is his de-
sire to keep the lottery tickets out Of
this country, although until after his
talk with the postmaster general he said
he could not say what methods wouid
be observed 70 guard against attempts
70 send them here.
As to Cuba's commercial and political
status, Senior Nodarse was optimistic.
Everything IN Cuba IL harmonious he
said. "The two factions 81 the Liberal
party, which up to within a fortnight
were unfriendly toward each other.
have nov made up, and harmonious con
ditions have been re-established. Our
financial matters are prosperous. This
years sugar crop viii exceed that ii
previous years. The total amount Of
the crop Is expected to reach 100000
tons
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
CANADA'S
CATTLE BARRED
Asquith viii Not Raise the
Embargo
-
PREMIER FEARS INFECTION
.---e--
Through This Co utry-cabinet Makes
Change in the Budget-Liquor Can
not be Sold in Small Quantities
BY Grocers.
PREMIER FEARS INFECTION

London, Sept IA deputation fcprc.
senting various trading interests attend.
cd Parliament Tuesday to ask the gov
eminent to remove teh embargo OF the
importation Of Canadian cattle Premier
Asquith said he regretted that ne saw
no possibility Of aeceding to this re-
quest for while It might be true that dis.
ease was nonresident among cattle in
Canada, II was indisputable that disease
appeared from time to time in tic Unit
cd States with disastrous results, and
u was impossible for this purpose 70 put
Canada and the United States into wa,
leritrht compartments owing 70 The
ung and loosely guarded boundary line.
Earl Darlington, president Of the board
81 agriculture, in expressing agreement
with the premier, admitted that Canada
was free from disease with respect 20 its
,attle. but pointed out the terrible dam.
ger on the occasion Of the outbreak at
buffalo and Detroit last December. Il
was only the extreme vigilance Of the
Canadian authorities then, he said that
saved Canada and Great Britain from
terrible catastrophe and he never would
forget the anxiety that was caused at
that time
curious incident has arisen IN con-
nection with the budget Among the re
cent government amendments was one
enabling mocers to sen small quantitic.
of whiskey instead Of as formerly, only
IN quart bottles. This proposal met with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
PUBLIC SERVICE HEARINGS.
state Commission Announces Those for
Friday and Saturday.

Friday and Saturday.
Newport Sept 2 Rufus w. Spear,
clerk Of the public service commission,
makes public the following dates for
hearings,
Friday morning, September 3, at Bur-
lington the commission viii hold a hear,
ing on a petition Of the Bristol railroad,
prayin etc be exempt from abolishing
grade crossings during 1909. At Rut-
land at p m of the same day. there
viii be public investigation into the
fatal accident To Arthur Ward near Fair
Haven on the Rutland electric railroad
July "a,
Saturday. September 4, At . 4. MI,
the commission win he at Brattleboro to
hold public investigation Of the two
collisions which took place in the Yards
on August lG and 81. and also To hear
petition Of the Hoosie Tunnel and VIII
mington railroad asking that it be ex-
empt from aboishine grade crossings
during the current year At ,. m. the
same day at White River Junction, the
commission will investigate the fatal ac
cident to Roger Donahue who was killed
IN the yards at White River Junction
on July 23
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
National League Standing.
Yesteraay's Arngrlean League 500

AT Cleveland. New York. no game.
AIT Detroit. Detroit 3, Boston 4 an III.
ningsl batteries Cieotte and Carrinans
Speer. Mullen, Willet and Schmidt.
AT ST. Louis, St Louis z, Washington
Q, batteries, Powell, Graham and Criger
Oberlin, Groome and Street.
At Chicago, Chicago s. Philadelphia 2
lcalled az end Of eighth, batteries.
Walsh, Scott, Burns and Owens; Coombs.
Krause, Dygart and Thomas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
ANNE WARNER SUED.
Her Husband Asks Divorce ON Ground
Of Desertion.

Minneapolis, Sept 2.--Anne Warner
French, the author. has been sued far
divorce by her husband, Charles p.
French, on the grounds Of desertion.
The complainant alleges that thew were
married in St. Paul in the year 1888.
and have two children, Charles Helting
French, 10 years old, and Anne Hatha.
way, - years old It is claimed that
on July 1, 1905, Mrs. French deserted
her husband without sufficient reason.
Mrs. French recently returned from
Braun Schwerg, Germany. Her most
popular works are "The Reiayenatien
Of Aunt Mary" and IN 4 AIysterions
Way She also has written many
magazine articles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
NOVEL MASSAGE CREAM
Perfect skin Food That Removes Wrink-
les and Clears Complexion.

The most delicate skin will quickly
respond to the soothing and tonic effects
81 Hokara. and when this pure skin food
+ used. pimples are soon thing Of the
past.
As 3 massage cream or after shaving
It IS unequaled, removing all irrita-
tions. and making the skin soft and vel.
vety
Apply a little TO the hands or face
after washing and surprise yourself with
the dead skin that comes off.
Hosara IA the only massage cream
thaf s an antiseptic, and pinples, eeze-
ma. and at skin bemishes soon disap
pear when il is used Although far su.
perior to the ordinary massage creams
and sold on a guarantee Of best you
ever used OF money back, yet the prick
IS trife, only 25c for a liberal jar
Sold on guarantee by D. f Davis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
Ys.tsrday,. NatIaaal Lsague seors..

At Philadelphia first camel Cinein
natl Z. Philadelphia q batteries, Casper
and Habcren, Clark and Roth; second
camel Cincinnati Q, Philadelphia & bat
teries Sparks and Seanlon; Foxen and
Martel
Pittsburg Boston. no game, rain.
At New York New York 2. st. Louis
Q, batteries. Raymond, Crandall and Mey-
ers Loush, Baehmau and Bliss
AT Brooklyn. Chicago ~, Brooklyn o,
batteries, Overall and Areheri Bell, Tin.
layson and Bergen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
THREE rRArNmEN KILLED.
Freight and Construction Trains in Col.
Hsion Near Ridesburg, Pa.

Huntington, Pa, Sept 2-Three
trainmen were killed and two others
hurt yesterday in 4 head.on collision Be
tween double header freight train and
construction train I'll Red Rock Cut
near Ridlesbufg un The Huntington &
Broad Top railroad The accident was
due, the railway officials say, to the
failure Of the operator at Saxton to de-
liver orders to the freight crew, which
would have kept their train on siding.
Two engines and fourteen cars we're
smashed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
NAsHvIILEs oDoRrEss DRUNK.
Police Disturbed By a Mysterious In.
toxicant.

Nashville, Tenn Sept. 2. For two
months the police have been combating
the 9odorless drunk Men are carried
INTO ne station house every day drunk
WIZ something that leaves no odar on
the breath When they are questioned
as W what they have been drinking they
almost invariably say Beerette, but
neerette i not considered an intoxicant.
The rodorless DRINKS" are usually with
out bottles in their pockets. There
We're forty-one DRINKS on the police
docket Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
coNeREssMEN SEE HAWAII.
They visit Many Of Points Of In
terest

Honolulu, Sept, 2 The American
congressional party here on a tour Of
the islands, devoted Yesterday 70 an in-
spection Of the defenees at Fort Ruver,
which include d mortar battery the first
coast defence equipment placed in the
Hawaiian group by the United States.
The visitors then were escorted into the
crater Of the extinct volcano in Diamond
Head Point, and on their return they
were given q formal reception BY Gov
ernor and Mrs. Frear They were the
guests 81 honor az an elaborate bali at
Waikiki last night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
SUPPLY opIeKLY EXHAUSTED.
Cuban Lottery Tickets For First Draw.
ing Are All Sold.

Havana, Sent. 3 The sale al tickets
ior the National lottery has begun
There was 2 great demand and the sup-
Ply Tor the first drawing was quickly
exhausted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
eompERs SHOWN COURTESY.
He Is Allowed to Explain His Proposal
for Labor Confederation.

Paris. Sept 2The controversy be-
tween the international conference 81
trades unions now in session here, and
Samuel Compers, president Of the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor, entered upon
another chapter Tuesday, when the con
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02

There are only three older titles in
the United Kingdom than that held BY
Lord DE Clifford, who was the twenty
fifth baron. The barony was created
in 1900 The late baron was born in 1884
and succeeded to tie title when he was
10 years old. He was AZ one time a
lieutenant in the Shropshire Imperial
yeomanry.
His chief claim to public notice was
his marriage in 1906 TO Eva Darlington,
beautiful woman, 8 feet tan. who was
one OF the Gibson Girls in tie musical
comedy, "The Catch 81 The season" Al.
ter the run Of the play she was engaged
for q small part in +BluebeIl in Fairy.
land, at the Aldwych theatre, London.
She had become acquainted with Lord
De Clifford while playing IN Dublin in
september, 1905. shortly afterward,
Lord DE Clifford went to Egypt Re.
turning il February, 1906, be proposed
70 Miss Darlington, was accepted and
a few days later they were married at
registrars Office They had a long
honeymoon in Egypt after which they
spent good deal Of the time on his
lordship's extensive estate in Ireland.
Their son, who succeeds to the title.
was born on Jan 80, 1907.
The marriage was the sensation Of the
season. None Of the De Clifford family
knew of tho affair until it was reported
ia the newspapers.
Il was said that the bride overeame
the hostility Of the nobility BY her tact
ful demeanor and manifest fitness for
her rank.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-02
British Peer Crushed Trying
to Avert a Collision
WAS MARRIED TO ACTRESS
Infant Son Heir to One Of England's Old
est Automobiles Were ia
Collision and One Turned
Turtle.

London, Sept 2.-Lord De Clifford was
killed in an automobile accident yester.
day at Bramber
His car was overturned when bis
chauffeur tried 70 avoid collision with
two carts in narrow road
Lord De CIiHerd's. marriage to Eva
Darlington, an actress, was sensation
Of 1905
He leaves an infant son, heir to one
Of the oldest titles in the kingdom.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-07-30
Night Marshal Resigns.

At the meeting of the city council on
Monday evening Night Marshal Sayers
rendered his resignation. to take effect
Aug. l. "Jim" gave as his reason that
he had an excellent opportunity to en-
bark in business and the council sorrow
fully accepted the resignation. for he has
made splendid officer.
The council was once again happy.
united family. Mayor Van Buskirk and
Alderman Meyer having returned from
their vacations, but the weather was too
hot to transact much business.
The city attorney was given instrue-
tons to prepare an ordinance opening
East Elm avenue to street width, also to
prepare some amendments to the pres
snt dog ordinance. and the rest Of the
session was taken up with the regular
grind, allowing bills. etc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-07-30
Prosperity For Colorado.

The orchards Of Colorado are Rroaning
under the weight Of an immense crop.
All kinds Of fruit hangs ripe and luseiou s
from the fragrant boughs. The fields
aro covered with the green banners Of
many cereals. The bitches are bank fu II
with swift running. sparkling streams Of
water that have wended their way from
the melted snow Of the white capped
mountain peaks. All nature seems to
have been attunsd for the success Of
man. The sun sends his ripening arrows
Of light across each furrow; the air Is
sweet with the perfume Of alfalfa; the
birds fit msrri'y through the air; and
farmer and cattle man sing joyously In
their promising fields.
There will bs plenty Of feed for stock
this fall and winter; there will bs innum-
cradle opportunities for employment
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-07-30
The farmers Wife

II very careful about her churn. 6hs
scalds It thoroughly after using, and gives
It sun bath to sweeten It. She knows
that II her churn q sour It will taint the
butter that is made In It. The stomach b
Q churn. In tho stomach and digestive
and nutritivs tracts are performed pro-
cesses which are almost exactly like tbs
then that II this stomach-churn u foul u
makes foul all which b put Into ~
The evil Of foul stomach b not alooe
the bad taste in the mouth and the foul
breath caused BY II, but the corruption q
the pure current Of blood and the dissem-
instion Of disease throughout the body.
DR.. PieTce's Golden Medical Discovery
makes the sour and foul stomach sweek
Il dos for the stomach what the washin6
and sun bath do Tor The chusn-aheolutely
removes every tainting or cosrupttng ele
pimples, eruptions, Serofulous swSnlnea
sores, Or open eating ulcsss and au
humors or diseases srislns from bad blood.
II you have bitter, nasty. foul taste n
your mouth, coated tongue, foul bresth,
ere weak and easily tired, teal depressed
and despondent. have frequent hssdaehsA.
dizzy attacks, gnswtng 0 distrsoo ID stomr
soh, oonstipated OF irregular bovelA sour
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free copy Of his booklet of extracts from
the standard medical authorities, giving
the names Of all the ingredients entering
into his world-famed medicines and show.
ing what the most eminent medical men
OF the age say Of them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-07-30

throughout the season; there will be
munificent profits for all husbandmen Of
the soil.
The agricultural districts are facing
. most prosperous year and the mer-
chants Of the city are confident Of
magnificent revival Of business.
Colorado will be among the leading
states OF the Union in agricultural pro-
ducts this year. This means success for
the farmer. the hortieulturalist, the cattle
man. 1t means an unprecedented season
for the merchant. It means activity
among bankers, laborsrs and employers
Of labor. It means more wheels turning
on the railroads; more furnaces alight in
the factories; more clerks employed in
the stores.-Pushlo chisftain.