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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-17
BAY STATE CENSUS
 FIGURES ARE ISSUED.

Especial from United Press.) Washington, Oct. 17.@The census office today announces the 1910 emu 1neration for the following cities and towns with changes since 1900:
 Brockton, Mass, 56,87S, increase 16,815, or APO per cent.
 F'itchburg, Mass, 37,826, increase 6.295, or 200 per cent.
 Chicopee. Mass. 25,4O1. increase 6234 or 32.5 per cent.
 Auburn, Mass, 2,42O. 426. or 16.s per cent.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-17
STORM WARNING.

New York Oct 1.-The following special storm warning was posted by the local weather bureau at noon to- day:
 "A tropical disturbance of great in tensity is central this morning close to Havana. The storm is probably different one from the one that swept the east gulf region last Friday, one apparently having moved westward into the Gulf of Mexico. Dangerous gales reaching hurricane force are indicated for the easterly gulf region and the southern portion of the south Atlantic coast of the United States during the next 24 hours. All vessels should be fully advised
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-17
Weather Indications.
. s1Snecial from united Press.

Especial from United Press0
 New Haven, Oct. 17-Forecast: fair tonight and Tuesday; moderate varl- able winds.
 The West Indian hurricane is still in the Gulf of Mexico. An area of high pressure central over New York is producing pleasant weather in the eastern sections.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather followed on Tuesday by increasing c1ou9iness.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-17
TOO BAD FOR REFORM sCHooS

Henry MlaltO, a BridgepOrt boy who was sent to the state reform school
 has been transferred to the state home for inva1ids. Mikito's mental aTd physical condition made it i'm possible to keep him at the reform
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-17
.,UNCLASSTFIED

, PIANO.-Oak Jewett, adnaira bIe for music room. Difficult to tell from new A real bargain SteineFt's, 915 Main St. G 12 r*O SACRIFICE sALE-FTne nine room cottage, West End. No reasonable offer refused. Address Opportunity, Evening Farmer. G IT DO AUCTION sALE.-Beginnfng satur- day evening, Oct. Is, D. and continuing every evening until sold A big stock of wall paper, hard ware, pottery, cuspadors, silver ware, rustic pottery. TIT Fairfield Ave, in the new Farmer Building A. Elwood & Son. auctioneers- -as FOR SALE-2 good work horses. In- quire B. D. Pierce Jr- Co., stables, Dewey St. G 14 so WANTED. girl for gen era1 homework. Mrs. A. H. Mack enzie. 655 Clinton Aye. G 14t*o TO RENT-4 pleasant sunny rooms, good as. new. 36 Hamilton St.
 IS b p 70 PIANO.-One shaninger upright.very good condition. Was $350.OOs now $125.OO. s'teinert's, 915 Main FACTORY 4,OOO Square feet to let Light on all sizes, 30 hp- engine. ard Ave. and shiruce St.
 G IA PTANOEAA.-One aecond hand, ma hogany case, 12 rolls of music and bench. Was S35o.OO, now $75-OO. Very good condition Steinert.s. PIANo.-one Marshall and Wendell Serviceable piano. $S5.OO. Stein ert's, 915 Main G12r~o TO RENT.-New store, 300 Fairfield
 
 Gaf Gafage. aer H 29nfelsBacher. 9m 5ai FlO89 389 M1ddIe St. ! e IT d%po9 TO RENT.-Apartment, first floor in new building, 300 Fairfield Ave, across from Blue Ribbon Garage very large front room, suitable ion dental or dressBaaking parIor. Fl Beutelspacher, 285 Middle St.
 G II DO PRICES GOING UP and will bs J. F. Welsh, It Kossuth street. I GOT A SURE CASE. A ease o6 what? A A ease of Henry Elias, and rnann's Cafe, 126 Wall St.
 R 16 If. BRATWURST better than ever af Mark NagePs, 6&2 E. Main St.
 2s If. q TO RENT.-Desk Eoom with roll ton desk. 416 Warnar Building.
 if O GOOD SECOND HAND National Cash Register for sal5 cheap Address P. O. Box x-16. City. S2" tf.o STORE TO RENq-17 it. by 42 it., TIT Fairfield avcaue, Farmer build ing. For particulars call at Far mer Office. LII 10 FAC-SIMILE INTERVIEWING, Re- porting. Addrealging, Etc. Sears, Notary Public. 1DS Adeigs Bldg Tel. 1O11-12. F 2S ca THREE GOOD SECOND HAND up- right pianos cheap. Dial & Lea Music Co., s4 Cannon St, opposite P. O. P 1s If. LIKE Casca LaEtne Tablets best for constipation. don't you? B3>o AROUND <ne corner of Fairfield ave. and Water St. NEcPadden's Cafe. F. & M. Schaefer N. r.. Old German Brew. Weiner Beer, M. RIcPadden- agent Fine lunch all day, Prime Roast of Beef ttaturday, 4:sO-
 UPS tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-17
CENT A WORD

For Wants, To ReDt, For Sale, Etc you get the BEST AND MOST RE TURNS from THE EsFARM ER."
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01
Suspects Prove Crooked.

Two young men landed in the
town two or three months ago
and took up board at A. A.,
Kings restaurant Not long
afterwards was when the robber-
les and disturbances about the
houses Of our citizehs began 10
be committed and a strong sus-
picion rested on these boys, as
they seemed to have no business
whatever and no excuse for be-
ing here, Mr.. King, when ques.
toned about the boys, said they
were alright and that tho were
never out at nights, Now II you
should ask him we doubt If it
would be the same tale, for The
first Of the week they left owing
him a board bill of u little over
$39, HARDY Herald,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01
DO You Catch The Point?

In one Of the large cities a
street car collided with u milk
cart and sent can after can Of
milk splashing into the street,
soon a large crowd gathered, A
very short man coming up had TO
stand on tiptoe to see pasta stout
woman in front Of him,
"Goodnessl" he exclaimed.
"What an awful wasle!"
The stout woman turned round
and glared at the little man and
said, sternly: "Mind your own
business !'--llarpor's Magazine,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01
Negro Lynclled.

Resenting the attitude Of
"Judge" Jones, a negro, toward
Louise Mueller, young lady Of
Pine Bluff, u mob Of 40 Pine
Bluff citizens took the black from
three officers and Iynched him,
The negro had plead guilty to
three charges Of tro?pass, filed
by the girls mother, and had
etarted for the convict farm
when the mob interIered
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

'st George II, Trevathan, who re-
|0ontIy disposed Of his interest in
the Balesvile Guard and remov.
cd to Wichita Falls, Texas, has
bought an interest in a newspa-
per plant at that place, Mr.
lrrevathan was forced to leave
Betesville on account OF III
health, much TO the regret OF his
|host of friends, He writes the
sditor Of this paper that his work
IotAWichta Falls will be mostly
outside the office, and we trust
'hls business will be prosperous
and that he may be completely
|reetored to health,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

The insurgent republicans and
democrats are making things
very uncomfortable for Speaker
Cannon of the lower house Of
congress. These forces had an
opportunity the other day to Gust
this old crook from the speakers
chair but, very foolishly it seems,
let the chance slip,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

When the next campaign rolls
around no doubt the principal is
sue will be the new state capitol.
jeff Davis years ago told some
pungent truths about the build.
ing Of the state house which
must forever put upon him the
mark of the philosopher and
prophet.
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

This paper predicts that in fu-
uure the candidates for circuit
Judge and prosecuting attorney
|in the Sixteenth judicial circuit
will have a hard time getting
Their announcements in the pa
spers for five dollars. In the
campaign just closed Judge
sMeeks and Judge" Baker made
Ian agreement not to announce in
sany paper in the district that
would not accept a fee of five
Sd9llars and, although a large
number Of papers at first agreed
mot to accede to this cheapjohn
4demand, they all did finally eX-
tcept the Calico Rock Progress,
sthe Mountain Home Citizen, the
SPocahontas Clipper and the
Sharp County Record. Those
papers which accepted a five
dollar announcement fee from
Ahese candidates, we suppose,
Figured they had better accept
sfive dollars than stand pat and
Met nothing. But, mark what
swc tell you, in the next campaign
3hese same papers will demand,
Sand get, ten dollars for announ-
Ding judicial candidates. Then
sthey must "treat" the four pa
|pers that did sCand pat in this
campaign.
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01
Forest Fires.

The jim Lloyd place, 3 l'2 miles
south Of town and occupied by
Mr.. Fish, came near burning
Tuesday, While burning around
the west field an easternly wind
suddenly rose, driving the fire
right toward tho barn and house
and only with the assistance Of a
spray pump were the buildings
saved. G, a. Caywood, who was
helping, fought until he was OK
hNusted and had TO bo carried off
the scene, The fire Jumped the
public road into the cast field and
practically all Of the fence on the
place was burned, Hardy Her
aid.
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01
Scrubs,

A colt worth $50 will eat no
more than one worth $40; n calf
worth $50 will eat no moro than
ono worth 81; The hen which will
lay largo number Of eggs will
eat no moro than d dunghlll
Ohly rich people can afford to
keep scrubs of any kind, Tho
Western Stockman,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

1t has been discovered that
Arthur +. Zimmerman of New
York has twenty-three wives
and the authorities are thinking
seriously of prosecuting him for
bigamy. Zimmerman declares
that his father before him had
forty wives scattered over the
country ard escaped punishment
by the law.
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01
Just Like Him.

The merchant who tries to do
business without Advertising Is
like the man who tries TO catch
fish on a bare hoot,--WiII M,
Maupin Ia Bryon's Commonor,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01
BurGs To Death.

While burning leaves an d
brush about her home, several
miles north Of Rogers, Mrs,
Maggie Dobble'5 clothing be-
came ignited and she was burn.
cd TO death one day last week,
This Is tho third accident Of
the sort to happen In Benton
county within the past several
months,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

Fort Smith has spent SIS, 900
during the past year advertising
the city's advantages to the out.
side world, All those who know
will tell you that Fort Smith is
the fastest growing town in the
state, 1t pays to use printers
ink.
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

If every man would work as
earnestly and as 2eaIously for
the development and prosperity
Of the country as most men work
for tho prosperity Of their favor.
ito politician the country would
Oe better off,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01
TloRtb ERRansos

! Engineer Mcdaniel, who ia
employed on the iron Mountain
railroad between HoXie and Lit
tie Rock, was knocked down by
iootpqd and relieved Of about
/ $IJ and his watch at the former
| place one night recently
About midnight one night last
week at Poughkeepsie The barn Of
W, s. Norris took fire and was
burned to the ground, the fire
consuming a lot Of leedsluft
and farming implements. It is
not known how the fire originat-
cd,
Joe Wood was tried in justice
court at BatesviIIe one day last
week on charge Of having pub
lshed and circulated libelous
matter against Cul L. Pearce,
county judge Of independence,
in campaign circular recently
issued. Wood was bound over
to the grand jury on two charges.
John l.. Ward, one Of the old
est and most highly respected
citizens Of Ravonden Springs,
died one day lately, He was an
eX.ConIederato soldier, and once
served as guide to Gen Joe
Wheeler while the General and
his command were passing
through the Cumberland noun
iains.
Last weeks pooahontaa Star
/ Herald said: An accidental
shooting occurred at Mamma last
I Friday which resulted in the
death Of the little 5.year-old
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. John
Nelson, The little girl and her
S.yo0r.oId brother were playing
together, Seeing a shotgun Sit
ting near 10y, the little boy picked
it up and while handling it u shot
went Oft, lno entire load pene.
tratng her inteslinea, death re-"
suIting almost instantly.
A total reward Of $1,000 has
been offered for tho capture and
conviction Of the murderer Of A.
W, Shircy, who was killed in HIS
store at Minturn u few weeks
ago Tho search for The guilty
party still continues, but as yet
20 arrests have been made. Mr.,
Shirey, who was quite wealthy,
beQuoalhed his estate to the Ar
kansas Grand Lodge Of ODD l'eI"
lows, cutting his relatives off
without u cont, Mrs. Fair l}olle
Shrey, widow Of tho deceased,
has instituted proceedings in an
effort to obtain her share Of the
estate, She discloims any in.
lcnlion TO break the will, but on
Iy wants hor share, one half Of
the estate,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

Judge f, M. Fulk, the wealth.
lest citizen of Little Rock, died a
few days ago. lie went to Little
Rock in 1870 without u dollar
and at The time of his death was
q millionaire.
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

|ho paragould Soliphone made
'etatement two weeks before
primary that "the decent and
|prchasable press Of the state
n Donaghey." But tho SOL
bne failed to record the fact
among the papers some of
tieseat liars Of the state were
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

James j. Hill, the railroad
magnate, says men must work
if they would have money. Sure,
they must work somebody to
have much Of it,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

Tic Record truly regrets that
0o.many good men had to be de-
feated for Office in Sharp county,
Itis no disgrace TO DO beaten for
0mce and it is no sign the public
has no confidence ia Il man when
hefails to got q vote sufficient to
Oltct him, There are not Offices
onought to go round and the
non who are now tasting defeat
nay DO rejoicing in victory at
t6ne future time, There's no
|lng about politics, It's the
{hngost Of all strange games,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

The three Mammoth Spring
papers were unable to agree on
the circuit judges race. The
Democrat supported Meeks, the
Record was for King and the
Monitor supported Baker,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

The primaries are over and
the dull season is right at hand
Just what the newspapers are
going to find to talk about Is a
mystery.
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

etate.wide prohibition seems
be q failure over in Tennessee,
|pecially in The cities, It's easy
Reinforce prohibition laws in a
immunity where public senti-
eht iavors prohibition, but pro.
|bltion lava are not easily en-.
Ned whore public sentiment is
2hinst prohibition. Public sen'
plent is just about as strong
M as you will find inside the
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

There are plenty of -told.you"
40 fellows on every hand now,
They always bob up when the
result il known.
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

There is one continuous round
of politics in this state, The eX'
oitement will cool for " little
while now, but not for long,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

a# Rev. j. l.. Brown, who repre-
seented independence county in
the last Legislature, did not get
his name on the primary ballot
lac a candidate for reelection,
NSTbc independence democratic
Y central committee demanded that
all candidates sign u pledge to
\ op npOrt tho nominees and THIS
N.Brl wH "orused to do. lie told
Stbe committee he would support
&the ticket unless boodlers or
hdrunkards were found thereon,
Hun this proposal from him was
mo- acceptable TO the committee
&Rrv. Brown win make 'Na race
'2in the general election as an in
3dependont candidate, and we
'bFcdict that he will make the
sFace warm for somebody.
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

If the result OF the primary
doesn't suit you, what are you
going TO do about itY
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

There are no sore spots with
this paper over the result of the
primary. What's the use2
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

E An old fiidIer3' contest wa
| held at Melbourne Monday night
! Seven marriage license were
J issued at Pocahontas last week
Mrs. John IIolcum died at her
home in Imboden one day Of last
week,
Circuit court for Izlrl county
is in session AT Melbourne this
week,
W. NJ. Hays and Miss NoIa
Benbrool were married at New
burg one day recently.
James, the 3-year-oId son Of
Mr., and Mrs. W. Puryis Of Swii-
ton, died recently,
1t is reported that smallpox,
whooping cough, measles and
mumps are raging at Franklin,
Columbus Huckaboy, q good
farmer, died lately at his home
near Eight Mile, Jackson county,
Albert, the l5-year-oId son Of
Rev. and Mrs, A. 'P, Galloway,
died at BatesviIle one day last
week,
An Odd Fellows lodge has
been instituted at Maylor, Ran.
dolph county, with Il number OF
members.
George McEIroy, highly re-
spectod farmer living at Battle
Ak, jackson county, died several
days ago.
Thomas Shelton and Misa IIm'
ma Melton, u popular young
couple Of Calico Rock, were
married a few days ago.
The First National Bank Of
BatesyiIle has lately had install
| cd a complete system Of oIoclri-
cal protection against burglars,
lIorqohel AdoWa N9d @ia.
Dora BuIard, prominent young
people living at Newark, were
united in marriage one day last
week,
Tho White River prc9bytery
was in session at Mt. Olive u few
days last week. The next meet
ing will bo held ut jonosbOro in
September,
"rho Masquerading Million.
aire," II play gotten up by the
young people Of Pocahontas, will
be presented at that place in the
near future,
Chancery Judge George T.
IIumphries and family will move
from Salem 10 Newport in the
near future, according to the
Salem Banner,
The railroad company has re'
Gently completed u new cotton
platform at NOrfOrk and also q
nice, roomy cattle pen for cattle
which are shipped from that
point
While walking down tho rail-
road track at O'KeNn, Randol lpI
county, Ray Oweno and J0mol
Ford, prominent young men of
IO'l<cNn, were struck by an en-
gine and instantly killed.
DR.. W. G. Roeeborough, rol
many years popular dentist o.
I}0tcsyIIlc, died n few days age
at l}igger9, where he had re-
Gently located, His death wal
caused by u complication Of dis'
caaea,
Harrison pruiCt Of Jnion, Ful'
ton county, who became mental
ly unbalanced whiIo serving a
Juror in Il murder case in Cour
ut Salon recently has beer
placed in tho insane a9ylum a
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

No, bringing up an old SUBJ
ject, we don't believe Peary
reached the pole,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

The candidates can now 60 TO
work doing something different,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

supporting Donaghey. Chief of
this lot the S5liphone has brand
cd itself.
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01
Quite True,

Churchlanity ls often mistaken
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

But, oh, you tioke
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

Col. Remmol still has de floo''
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

The Salt River crew is a merry
one.
Sharp County record., 1910-04-01

This paper predicts that in fu-
,ure the candidates for circuit
indro and nrnsecuiinr attorney
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17
ST, LOUIS men
ARE PLEASED
WITH TRIP AND INSPECTION OF
NATURAL GAS FIELDS OF OK.
LAHOMA.

St Louis. No. Feb 6--F'rom
Doubling Thomases" to boosters
within three days Is the transforma-
ton Effected In the st. Louis city
officials who returned from an inspec-
tion tour in the gas fields OF Ok.
lahoma today. The opinion of each
member of the council and house
of delegates was asked and each
man expressed himself as being con.
yinced that the plan for piping nat.
ura gas to St Louis ia feasible.
The gas problem will come to a
head Thursday night, when the re
port OF the board of public improve.
ments Is read before the Joint com.
mittoe of the municipal assembly at
a special meeting. The recommenua.
tions OF the board Of publ, improve.
ments as to the pressure required
and other requirements OF the fran.
chise bill will be read
The onicia 5 are convinced that
there is an abundance OF natural gas
in the Hogs hcoter fields 10 supply
st. Louis and East St Louis.
They found I'm the Hogshooter
fields in northern Oklahoma thirty.
five capped wells belonging to the
Braden syndicate. with a total daily
capacity of 59i.726.l97 cubic feet Of
natural gas. containing 900 heat units
a foot
St Louis is now consuming r.
100000 cubic feet OF natural gas
day, of about coo heat units Gu.
bic foot. One days maximum output
of the gas wells owned by the Bra
den Syndicate would supply the pres.
ent demand OF St. Louis for fifty
days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17
AZ rwO

Persons who at middle age should
secl the full strength and energy Of
youth are often rheumatic, nervous,
irritable and inclined TO worry too
much. There are spells Of utter wear
tncss. life is made miserable by
constant hmoncss and duh backache
and sleep Is disturbed with pain
and distressing urinary disorders
You have tried 10 shake this on
-nd wonder why you can't Probably
yOu have missed the hidden Cause -
sick kilncys. Prompt treatment with
pnan'a Kidney Pills would right
things quickly
An active life weakcns the Kidneys
and something must be done 20 stlm.
ulate the little filters of the blood
10 keep them working as they should.
Evory day OF your life the blood
gathers up dangerous amount Of
uric poison, and II the Kidneys do
nu pass II all OFF with the urine.
,hcre IL bound TO be serious trouble.
Uric acid weights the blood, clogs the
circulation. wcakcns the heart, dulls
The brain irritatcs the ne"veS and
forms little jagged crystals In the
muscles and joints that cause acute
pain when these parts are moved.
These palns you know as sciatica
rheumatism, lumbago. gout or neural
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17

ment in the urine. Passages b.. ,om,
Irregular. scanty and painful. Night
calls annoy and weary you Bloatins
occurs in time, agonizing attack
Of gravel. and there Is danger oil
running into dropsy. stone in the
kidney. diabetes or Brights disease
Don't allow the kidney trouble to
get worse. Start using Doan's Kid.
uey Pills. which have cured thous.
ands and must surely help you.
Ardmore Proof.
Mrs. J. y. Lathrop, l45 c street.
southeast. Ardmore, OKLA. says: In
the spring of 1905 while llvins in
Col'insyillc, Texas. gave a state.
ment for publication. telling now
Dams Kidney pills had cured INC
Of terrible backaches that had made
my life miserable. There was also a
constant. bearing-down sensation
through my Kidneys and pain in my
hips and lons. Doan's Kidney n 5
gave me wonderful relief in shCrt
lime and after | used two boxes, ,he
trouble was removed. have had no
symptom of 1t since ( have recon-
mcnded Doan's Kidney Pills to other
persons suffering from similar com.
plants and have always taken pleas.
are In doing so"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17
TEACHERS GATHER
HERE NEXT WEEK
ESTIMATED THAT OVER ONE
THOUSAND TEACHERS WILL
BE ciTYS GUESTS.

The Southeastern Teachers Coop
eratiye Association will convene in
semi annual session for a two-days
meeting in Ardmore on Friday, Feb
ruary %. An exhaustive program has
been arranged FIR the two days and
many subjects OF Importance and In
terest to those engaged in school
work have been assigned different
members OF the association.
Both day and night session will be
held and much good work will be
accomplished in the interest of the
schools of the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-17
GOES
TO WASHINGTON
SUSPENDED INDIAN SCHOOL SU.
PERiNTENDENT WILL PLEAD
HIS OWN CASE.

Muskogee. Okla, Feb. l6.-John
II. Benedict. for ten years supervi.
sor Of indian schools for the gov
crnmcnt in Indian Territory and
eastern oklahoma, but recently sus.
pnded pending the investigation
OF charges filed against him. has
gone to Washington to appear be-
fore the secretary OF the interior
In his own beha,'
Before Benedict left Muskogee he
succeeded in getting statement
from Oscar Lipps. the government
agent sent here TO take charge Of
the schools, that the Indian schools
In eastern oklahoma had showed
far better results than the Indian
schools on government reservations
anywhere else In the United States.
and that. too, where the reserva
ton schools had been supplied with
everything to add TO their effect
iyencss. while In Oklahoma the
schools were fearfully handicapped
by inadequate facilities and funds.
Benedict Is relying upon his record
to clear him OF all charges.