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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-13

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-13
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-13

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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-14
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The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
RAILROADS ARE
 RE-ESTABLISHED MONTEREY IS RECOVERING FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE DIS
 AsrRoUs FLOOD.
Train Left Laredo En Route for Mon- terey-cuiverts and Road Beds
 Are Being Rebuilt.

Laredo, Texas, Aug. 31.-The Nat ional Railway succeeded in re-estab- fishing railway service with Monterey today. A local train left this morning and made slow run of the 16s miles to that city. The regular through Mexico City train left Laredo at 1 o'clock this afternoon and is expected to reach Monterey shortly before mid night
 The railroad authorities report that when the waters subsided it was found that the tracks and roadbed were not as badly damaged as at first feared. Therefore, work was concentrated on repairing the washed out culverts ana constructing temporary bridges. with the result that traffic to Monterey is again opened, although necessarily on very slow schedule
 It Is stated that it will be at least twenty-four hours before the track can be repaired between Monterey and Sal tillo so that train service can be re- sumed
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
BUMPER CROP IN ARKANSAS IS CERTAIN, SAYS REPREsEN.
 TATlvE FROM FIELDS.
Exhibit at the State Fair Win Be Large and Win Establish the
 High Grade Of Product.

Duff Green, of Stuttgart and Little Rock, who is general salesmanager in this territory for the Ne.son Manufac. turing Company and who has placed a large percentage of the machinery used in the rice industry of Arkansas. was visitor at the State Fair head quaters yesterday.
 Mir Green had with him the official report of Secretary Kenney of the Ar. kansas Rice Growers Association. which shows a total of 2S,004 acres of rice being grown in the state. of which As per cent is reported good" 46 per cent Tar" and 6 per cent poor
 which means an average yield of over 70 bushels per acre for the entire rice
 belt of Arkansas including Lonoke. Prairie, Arkansas ana Jefferson coun- ties, also the Blossom Prairie and Wei her districts.
 The yield in many places will be far more than 100 bushels to the acre. This means that something over 10000 acres not included in this report will bring the rice crop of Arkansas for this year above the two million busnel mark It IS the only crcp of value in wide section of the state, the cotton and corn both having been ruined by the drouth.
 Mir Green has been very actively @ operating with the State Fair Asso- ciation in securing splendid compos. ite exhibit of rice. which will he one of the main features in agricultural palace at the State Fair,,
 MT. Green is also a horse fancier of considerable reputation, and his sn. tries during the past three years have been prominent factors in the racing program at the fair He has recently increased his stable and will place on the track for the first time soA prom isi1g young harness horses ne has lately purchased.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
MOODY SERIOUSLY ILL.


 HaverhiA Mass. Aug. 31.--With much secrecy, Associate Justice Will liam If. Moody, of the United States Supreme Court, was removed in a DO lice ambulance from the Bradford railroad station to his home here to night. It is understood that his con dition Is serious.
 He appeared to be helpless during the transfer from the train 10 the am bulance. Although Justice Moody's ailment was announced officially as a case Of rheumatism and gout. local physicians who have known him For years, believe it to bv more serious.
 Justice Moody came here, it is un- derstood, from q sanitarium in New York state, where he has been for sev. eral weeks. following a short stay at Hof Springs, Ark
 No intimation of his indisposition has been received here previously.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
sARABlA BOUND OVER.
Plans For His Defense Are Being
 Promoted.

San Antonio, Texas, Aug. 3l.-De- spite an impassioned appeal by his attorney that he was patriot only, Tomas Sarabia. charged with violating the neutrality laws. was held to an swer to the federal grand jury under $l,5o0 bond by Commission Earl D. Scott today. John Murray, secretary of the Political Refuge and Defense League. of Chicago. was present at the trial, and said after Sarabia had been bound over. that plans would be made for his defense at once. and sweep ing movemeat put in motion.
 Again today deputy marshals found 1t difficult to quiet the large audience which gathered in the court and which broke into a storm of applause when a female witness answered in the ar firmative the question: Would you like to see Porfirio Diaz done away with?n
 Sarabia was recently captured in a raid by secret service operatives and was specifically accused of at tempting to incite revolution in Mexico.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
VISITS PRESIDENT.

Rambcuilet, France. Aug 31.-The president of France and Mme. Fallfe- res this afternoon received Mrs. Theo- dore Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roose- welt at their chateau. The party came from Paris in an automobile. Ambas- sador and Mrs. White being included in the number.
 Tea was served, after which, escort ed by the president, Mrs. Roosevelt and her daughter viewed the historic research of the Chauteau and walked about the grounds until time to return to Paris.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
WALL COLLAPSED.

Marion, N, C.. Aug 31.-Three work men were fatally injured and several others were dangerously hurt today when the middle wall of a new hotel 1ilding being erected here. collapsed
 When the crash came the men Tell five stories and were buried beneath the debris.
 The fatally injured were:
 JAMES WEST, of Kings Mountain. AMBROSE sTRUoT. of Lowell.
 JAMES FENDER, of Rutherford.
 Several others are missing.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
SHIP LINE TO BE INAueuRATED
New Steamship Line Between salva
 dor and Mexico.

dor and Mexico.
 Washington, Aug. 31-The state department has been informed in a report of Charge d'Affaires Frazier at Salvador, that the Salvador Railroad Company is about to inaugurate a weekly steamship service between the r@lfs of Acajutla, in Salvador, and Salina Cruz, in Mexico
 The service is to begin the regular schedule about January l. 1910. < When the line is established it is said the governments of Salvador and Mexico will be approached with view to enterin ginto contracts for the transportation Of the mails. By the new lines, mails from New York could be sent to Salvador in nine days, whereas. under the present schedule, mail from New York to Salvador is fifteen days or more in transit.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
STORM DESTROYS LIGHTS.

Washington, Aug. s1.-P. Merrill Griffith, the United States consul at Tampico, Mexico, has teIegraphed the state department thas portion of the north jetty and both entrance lights of the harbor of Tampico have been destroyed.
 He adds that the channel is clear. + is said that the damage was prob able caused by the recent storm on the gulf
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
PAINTINGS CHANGE HANDS.

Paris, Aug. 31.-Another big art deal is announced in the purchase py Duveen Brothers. art dealers, with a branch in New York, of a portion of the famous Maurice Kann collection of paintings. The price paid was s2.- 5Oo.oou. The paintings include four Rembrandts, three. portraits of Trans Hals, two of the works of Jacob Van Ruysdael, one by Albert Cuijp. one by Reynolds and eight Boucher panels. painted for Mme. Pompadeur.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
COTTON REPORT W SHOWS BIG CROP MORE OF THE WHITE STAPLE GROWN IN SOUTH THAN EVER
 BEFORE IN HISTORY. Hester Makes Sensational Report to New Orleans Exchange That
 Would Have Big Effect.

New Orleans, Aug. 31-Statistfcs showing that mere cotton was handled during commercial year ending at midnight tonight than ever before and that all records had been broken in the amount of cotton consumed by southern mills were the features of the annual crop statement of Secre- tary Hester of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
 The document published on the floor of the exchange today forms the pre- liminary report of Secretary Hester's annual review of the commercial year. | IL proved one of the most remarkable reports the local cotton trade has ever received
 The count of the commercial crop showed it to be the largest on record, l1SS25,457 bales.
 The previous largest commercial crop was lS.565,SS5 marketed in 1904 and l9o5 The only other crop that stands with these two crops in size vas that Of lsoG-07, when 1t counted up to l3,5l0,9S2 bales. Last seasons total was cnly l1,571, ,96s.
 The very large total for this year's crop was. q surprise to the trade, in- cluding both the bulls and the bears. and if the figures had been issued while trading was going on it is prob able they would have had depressing effect on prices.
 The most important features of the report next to the size of the crop itself, was the statement of the amount of cotton consumed by south ern mills during the season wh. .cn closed here today. Here all the rec otds were again broken. the total be- ing 2,5s9,s7S bales.
 This point was regarded by the bulls as being even of more import ance than the size of the crop itself It was taken as official confirmation of the many stories floating about the market of late in connection with the great expansion of cotton manufactlr- ing in the south.
 The figures, compared with 2,193. .OOO last season, 2,439,0oD two seasons ago and 2,237. .O00 three seasons ago. l While the report was far from being complete, enough data was furnished traders to allow interesting opinions tc be drawn regarding total consump- tion of cotton this season. A fayorite estimate among the bulls was 13,s00,000 bales, which. if con- firmed by the complete report. will also break all records, the previous largest consumption of American cot ton being only l2.700.0OO bales In the point of port receipts an other record was broken. Net re- ceipts at all rorts of the season were put at 10,o62,s45 bales. against only S.S57.s42 last year, and 9.919. 555 two years ago
 The trade had no chance to dis count the figures, since they were is- sued after trading had ceased and there is no longer any curb market in New Orleans Liverpool will have the first chance to trade on the report
 Tonight the trade is absolutely di- vided in opinion over the effect of t. ness of the big crop Is more than off set by the bullishness of the big con sumption, in spite of the claims of the bears that it is decidedly bearish document.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES.

The New West House is mixing re duced rates for the summer. Special reduced rates to permanent resident boarders. All outside rooms, fine lc- cation. opposite Moody on Ouachita Meals served family style. The test for the least money. S-4-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01

All parties furnishing material for contractor P. Fredricherson for F. II. d.udlow Whites building at 4a6 Church street will present their bills for labor and material on or before September 1, 1909 Mrs. F. II. I,ud, low White. S-22-7t
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01

Os1kosh, Wis, Jan. IS. 1908 Coscura Remedy Co, Het Springs, Ark My Dear Sir--I have used quite a nun- ber of packages of "COSCUFkls." both for myself and friends All who nave used II aie pleased. Will you kindly scrd me half dozen packages by mall or exprees. l think express will be cneaper. 1 will remit aa soon as goods are received may put "CCSCURA" ib every drua store in the city Let mo hear from you it once. Yours truly,
 GEO. H. BUCKSTAFF.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01

IF you want good job of house screening or want your furniture re paired O. made over new. let Barn hart Go 1t. li7 Guiphs. Phone 5Js
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The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
GEO. H. BUCKsTAFF.
Hf. Louia. Aug. Ia. lrus.

St Louis, Aug 10. lrvs Coscura Remedy Co, Hct Springs. Ark. Dear Sir--I have friend here that hos case of eczema .ds Esme aH had fer 1 years, ard 1 wish T1u to write a few lines that can give this boy to read ana state how he can get your "COUcUHA.'' z have never had it any more sissce that time Hoping to hear frunl you sssn remain yours truly.
 feHAs P. JOHNSON. The man from the Ostrich Farm. Address Chas r. Johnson 2kzS ~. Jef- fersJn Avenue. St. Louis. Mo
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
F. D. TRACY
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C0scura Remedy Co. Hot Springs Ark.
 Dear Sir Enclosed fiAd money order fot for one dozer bottles sf Accs- obiige II. D. KIRMsE.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
Springfield. Mo. Oct. 10. 1sol.
 Central HotsI aAlsen.

Coscura Remedy Go. Hst sprIneu. Ark.
 centiemen Hnclose6 find t1 PlsnS6 mall me one far of "CO8CURA cans1 keep fl Every one takes f awkY fIoua mine had bad face. I went tc nny rr15| and got the jar. He used 1t twice oS6 v couldn't get t back He sent for a TT sGoDiii 1t. scottl, I gave hah Of mln1H at once. Yours. etc.. II.
 c. W. B. JoHNaro10.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
62o East Wal Street
Hale Mo Iune q 1e03

GentlemeD---l have used one bottle of your "COSCURA" for eczema and find it has helped me more shan any thing else I have used so far and as no ones selling 1t here. I enciese s3.o0. for which make us prices on 1t by the half dszen or dozen bottles. Tours truly.
 Fl l.. TRACY
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
Read What PaepIa Wha Haa used cosenra Aaw 10 sar

such a wonderful preparation. and prosperous continuance of your busfnanu remain. very truly yourz.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01

J. s. Wilson. livery. fine driving and
 saddle horses. Cheapest stable in
 city. BOG Garland Ave. Phone 1lo9. SIT
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
Ft scott. Kan sent Q 1oas

Ccscura Remedy Co. Hot Springs. Ark Enclosed find express order for s1.00 Please send me by mall one bottle Of "COSCURA.| It surely is the prepsT thing for booze fighters and red fnces. gentleman by the name Of Johnston gave me some for trial and VIII say 1t is something wonderful. Yours truly.
 F21 V3a VUaIl Hfrnof
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01

Executrix of the estate of c. c Con yers. dec -Ased.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
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Coscura Remedy Co.,. Hot Springs Ark Sir Enclosed fnd two dollars for two bottles Of "COSCURA." Kindly send by mail at once and 9bliEe
 IT. D. KIKMSE P. S.--Wnaf is tr be~+i figures on one dozen lots as thinx that can sell quite | number.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
Padrcna. Ky. Juns 2y. issa

Raducnas Ky June z5, I91k Dear Sir while in Hes springs fl< a few months fer my health for the ocse- ma. was under the treatment Of the doctor ali tne time wax in Hot Springs end he diGn't do me any good. lie made me worst All the tune until had to quit going to hfus and then 1 heard of your wonderful remedy fCCSCBRA.r 60 tried two boxes Of your salve before ~ left HJt Springs and it cured my q up So nicely. You can send me one of yoAr rCOSCURA" at cnee ! wifi for more Of tile saIve the uext t,1 have mad the eczema three yeaxB ha-5 spreRd all over me, but ara. we'll On you eat anything swed
 MISS WILLIE W
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The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
Dec. Is, 19(

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 Hotel Regent. Washington. U. C..
 Dec. ls, 1905. Coscura Remedy Co. Hot Springs Ark check sor Rinay ,gga yog w ta a m, of ''cosCtiRA'' to ny address here. have put lots of people or to eos, cURA'' since tried 1t in Hot srrings truly. l.. A ABBOTT.
 August II, 1908
 ~oacura Remedy co.. Hct Springs. ArK. Kindly send me at once two jars eos slIkA.n ss Am pretty near well; have used sent it to me at New Orleans. Meridian and here. and can highly recommend 1t. ! have alse given tho advise to q nun. Der Of friends whom also are very much pleased. Be careful and pack correctly One of my bottles was smashed to pieces inside of all the wrappings. Respect fully. MRS A. r. sfiEARMAN. c Iew,sburs. Ky, Jan, 5. isot: which you wiiI hs,sss esase ssna xOi nc & sSs ss of sslve, My wifea face has been broxea Ss ,e aoua nssp ps ms os ons x woss sss cIs s her face Incidentally heard of your 'cosssuRA' and ordered one Jar. which she has used. and ! am glad to say her se'~S 70 tH v " WHE III EHiIt4us NUF H08 won't pay me the S100 What would you co under the circumsfances. am recpnn- mending "COSCURA" to aii my frfends Respectfully, O. T gfJTTCN sos Matemoras St. san Antonio' Tex.
 Toronto. Cnt, Oct B. 1scs. coscu.n Remedy Co. Het Springs. Ark one box "coscTRAs ssr1 's sinemsnf. s as as, also quote me prices nn a quantity can sell 3 lot of the stun here. Thanking you ID advance $. M. IRISH & CO
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 Fort Scott Kan, March s, 1905 Coscura Remedy Co. Hot Springs, Ark Gentlemen Enclosed 6mi ora dollar. Please send me one more jnr of yonr 'COSCURA" Skth Cure. it sure does ife work as represented. R. D. GOBIN.
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The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
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NoFfolk, va, JulF IE. FB03. Coscura Remedy Co. Hos Springs Ark Gentiemen--Please ship st once one Jsr of ''COSCURA" II beats anything ever used Enclosed fined sl co.
 JACK GI1i4AEAAN.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-09-01
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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-09-24
Milton Junction

E C MCGOWAN placed the largest sin
gle order for kerosene and gasoline last
week since he located here. The order
was for 27 car loads to be delivered
here before March l.
Charles Patterson, who ran away
from home some months ago, has been
located at Blair, Nebraska, a place
about 80 miles from Omaha. The boy
has been sick, but is now recovering
and will return home, arriving probably
the last of this week.
Ed Randolph, who was seriously in
jured by falling from silo, was re-
moved to his home here Monday Mr.
Randolph had three ribs fractured and
received injury to one lung. He is do
ing as we'll as could be expected, al
though his injuries will probably lay
him up for two months.
Ormanzo Cottrell is making three
road drags for County Highway Com
missioner Skavlem. The drags are
made after ideas which are the result
of experiments by the county. There
is no doubt that under certain condi-
tons the road drag, inexpensive though
it is, is valuable aid in the upkeep of
highways.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-09-24
Cambridue

Mr. and Mrs Henry L Wilson cele-
brated their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary last Monday evening in a manner
that was BETTING the occasion.
Ed Michel has purchased the farm
known as the Behling place, midway
between Cambridge and Rockdale. The
farm contains so acres and the consid-
Grafton was $1,000.
Cedar Lodge was the scene of much
festivity last Friday night when Mr.
and Mrs FL L Cowles entertained one
hundred guests, including friends from
Cambridge and Lake Ripley, at their
resort.
Mrs Livi Kittelson and daughter were
here calling on friends last week. They
returned to their home at Stoughton
last Monday to prepare for their trip to
Washington where they expect to spend
the winter with their folks.
Misses Esther Stewart and Bessie
Telyea went to Rockdale Monday to
commence their duties as teachers in
the Rockdale school, This is the third
year Miss Stewart has been principal
of that school while Miss Telyea begins
her second year.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-09-24
Evansville

d F Heddles and brother, w S of
Madison, left for Denver, Colo, Satur-
day, and from there take trip through
to Mexico with the intention of looking
over some contemplated investments.
The marriage of Miss jeanette Cush-
man of Livingston to F E Frazee of
this city occurred Thursday, Sept 16, at
z o'clock in the evening at the home of
the brides uncle, F w Cushman. Rev
d d Grabill performed the ceremony.
The couple will be at home to their
frieuds after November first at the
Rowley farm northwest of Evansville.
After winning first honors in a con-
test and receiving the appointment as
court reporter at Miles City, Montana.
Vincent North, son of Rev and Mrs T
w North of this city, found that he
was barred from holding the position
on account of his youth, as he still
lacked six months of being 81 years of
age. This was keen disappointment
to Mr. North, as the position was worth
something over three thousand dollars
a year.
Sunday was the fifteenth wedding
anniversary of Frank Pepper and wife,
and many of their relatives made it
possible that the day should be fittingly
remembered, and some thirty of them
responded to the special invitation, with
the result that pleasant time was had
In behalf of the guests, Mrs O G. Col
ony presented the host and hostess
with dozen solid silver teaspoons as a
reminder of the occasion.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-09-24
Caledonia

D L Earle spent last week at the
state fair.
School Dist No opened with Marie
Mccarthy as teacher.
Mrs F Stearns spent Sunday at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs A B
Fessenden.
Miss Abbie Mccarthy Of GAINESVILLE
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
sister, Mrs r L Earle.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Montgomery are
rejoicing over the arrival of baby girl
born Friday, Sept II.
MIR aad Mrs D E Mccarthy and
daughters Ethel and Hazel spent Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs John
Sweeney.
Friends are sorry to hear of the i'll
ness of j Mccarthy Jr, who is suffer
ing with typhoid fever at the hospital
at Madison.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs Herman
Erickson were sorry to learn of the
death of one of their baby girl twins,
age z months, which occurred Sunday.