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The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19
SANE AND SENSIBLE.

There Is grand jury in session at the court house, composed of busi- ness men and that grand jury is go- ing along with it's work in a sane and sensible manner.
 The report of Conway county grand jury says in part We have examined a number of witnesses for curiosity sake.
 Examining witnesses before a grand jury for the sake of satisfying curiosity may be all right from a .Derxonal standpoint. but it isn't en- hancing the ends of justice much. and incidentally is costing Conway coun- tsy eoane money
 b the dead past we have hal some grand juries which seemed to have prebed for the mere satisfaction of probing Many men have been haul- cd h4fore the grand jury. and whc there was never more than far fetched excuse for calling before that body.
 Officens and citizens have been placed under investigation when there was nothing more than preju- dice to base a theory of guilt on.
 A grand jury which will act in q zane and sensible manner Is not al Innovation. but 1t Is a very proper thing that should always be sought
 In an investigation in Wisconsin they are permitting witnesses to tes tify character away on what the, heard other people had heard. what we heard other people had hear was evidence in Garland county ther would te a very dangerous state Q affairs.
 Law violators and enemies to so sriety should be forced to respect tn Inv everywhere. but this end vii never be brought about with sensa tlcnal nucl<rakers h the saddle wh have mostly prejudice to appeas or curiosity to satisfy.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19
cOzY INN
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f3f CHAPEL ST. PHONE f1of
 4 Modern Brick Building. One half Block from Business Center.
 Two Blocks to Bath House. High Location. Quiet, Homelike. Table supplied from OUR FARM. Every
 thing Fresh and Wholesome. Take Bus to 1otel--tare Kefunded. RATES--Room and Board $fo per week and up.
 Beware Of Drumners at Depot.
 R. A. WILLIAMS, Prop. Better Known as Peg" formerly of Att ianta and Memphis, as Railway Agent. Furnished Cottage, tight Housekeeping. Those on diet specially cared for.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19
GEORGE FISHER
 GETS ONE YEAR
SECOND OF THE RAGWEED VAL. LEY SHEEP CASES DISPOSED
 OF IN JURY VERDICT.
Reported That Others Win Enter Formal Pleas of Guilty and be
 Given the Minimum Sentences.

George Fisher, of Ragweed Val- .ey charged VII! receiving stolen through a jury verdict in cicuit cout through ury vejrdct in circuit court given one year sentence in the state penitentlary.
 The case is another or the five witch came to circuit court from Reg weed Valley after some sheep had been stolen in that section and sold tn this city. It is stated that there had been many stock thieveiies m that vicinity previous to the arrest in these cases
 Earl Lee, a r. year old country boy who had been Indicted for the offense with the others, had formerly enter. led plea of guilty and received a sentence of one year, and will be Isent to the reform school Join Fisher. brother of the man ronsi ed yesterday. and whom l. himself inflicted for sheep stealing was witness on the stand yester' day in behalf of the state, and hi evidence indicated that he will bs among the others who it is reported Iwill take a plea of guilty under tn, Indictments.
 George Fisher, it seems was no
 with the boys when the sheep wer,
 stolen, but he was convicted for hay ling received he solen property.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

Up to date, however. the opposition to favorable agreement between Garland and Mntgomery counties, in the matter of office distribution. doesn't seem to have but two lead ers--and no followers.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

The Charleston News says garters are lower this year, and an exchange $ unkind enough to ask Ii there have been some specially hard winds In Charleston lately.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19
WHY HESITATE.
An Offer That Involves no Money
 Risk if You Accept It.

We are so positive our remedy will completely relieve constipation, no matter how chronic it may be, that we offer to furnish it free of all cost If 1t fails.
 Constipation is commonly caused |by weakness of the nerves and mus cles of the large intestine. To ex- pect a cure you must therefore tone Pup and strengthen those organs and restore them to healthier activity.
 We want you to try Rexall Order lies on our guarantee. They arc |eaten Ike candy and are particularly gooi for children. They seem to act directly on the nerves and muscles |of the bowels. They apparently have Ia neutral action on the other or- gans. They do not purge or cause other inconvenience. We will refund your money if thev do not overcome chronic or hahitual constipation and thus aid to relieve the msriads of as sociate or dependent chronic ail- ments. Try RexaIl Orderlies at our risk Three sizes. 10c. %, ang soc. Sold only st our store The Rexah Store. R. c. Morris Drug Co.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

The minuteness with which the press dtBcrlbes that Forrest City lynching indicates that there were some preparations in advance.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

elected president. or establish a precedent of robbing the man elect ad of the support of his native state.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

IT Sebastian county takes tip from Garland 1t will bake special pie for one Governor Donaghey in the event he visits that fair.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

But if they cut up Turkey we win take ours served with the red juice sauce about November s0th. same be- zng tho last Thursday in that month.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

Before Jeff Davis refused to wear the swallow tail coat, but then as a Bridegroom things may he different.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

Yes. Maine is wet. and the suf- Traeettes havo CaIiforhia. but the president still lives and the Athletics are favor'': ''-N ''st's the user
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It is said that China is to be par celed out. If so they can give ouI rart to the cat.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

Also. New York ought to forget that old gag about Philadelphia and the alarm clock.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

Incidentally the Garland county campaigns are sitting up to take nourishment.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

Joe Bailey bought another si0.0oo harness horse and retired from the senate. Evidently the bookles must he coming back.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

Halp the railroads to help the worlds greatest resort.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

There is mourning from the Bow cry to 42nd street.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

The only time they mention "Der Giants" now Is in whisper.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

Roy Levi is in Nashville, Arkansas, spending the week with his mother.
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But all candidates are good can didates. ,x
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

The break in the clouds over Hot SrrsnEs Is not coming. II have came.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

oconnell Restaurant. 2l5 Ouachl- ta avenue first class meals l5c. Op- posIte the Alhsmbra Bath House.
 10-17-lm.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19
KNIcKERBockEn HOTEL

tot xn-i cold running water In sAsf soxn. Bath rosnlS on each floor MeA;s strsnixed by Hot Springs most exclu I've people. Located blocks from @< t, blocks from U. E. Bath Houses. bseiutciy Modern Fire Proc,
 Steam Heat
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Mas. :. W. LAuhEa Eros.
SATISFIED

SATISFIED nat is tine way you fesi ss home The sama kelinx prevails among tas
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-19

200 Roomc with Hot ana Cold running water, and Telephone. Faty Rooms witb Private Baihs and Toilets.
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2e Prospect Ays. pboas tSs

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The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-24
EATING AN APPLE

DO YOU know what you are eat
ing?" said the doctor to the girl.
AN apple of course"
you are eating" said the doc
tor, albumen, sugar, gum, malic
acid, gallo acid. tiber, wator and
phosphorus.
4 hope these things are good. al
though they sound alarming.
Nothing could be better. You
ate, I observed. rather TOO much
meat at dinner. The malic acid
Of apples neutralizes the excess
Of chalky matter caused by toe
much meat. and thereby hopes to
keep you young. Apples are good
for your complexion. Their acids
drive out the noxious matter which
causes skin eruptions. They are
good for the brain, which those
some noxious matters, if retained,
render sluggish. Moreover the
acids of the apple diminish the acid
ity of the stomach that comes with
some forms of Indigestion. The phos-
phorus, of which apples contain a
larger percentage than any other
fruit or vegetable, renews the es-
sential nervous matter of the brain
and spinal column. o, the an
clients were not wrong when they
esteemed the apple the food of the
gods-the magic remover of youth
to which the gods resorted when
they felt themselves growing old
and feeble. I think I'll have an
apple" concluded the doctor,-New
York Tribune.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-24

Twice within the last five years ha
Nebraska occupied the proud position
of being the third state in the union
as a corn-producing state. The other
three years Missouri was third. Hin
dis and Iowa hold first and second
honors respectively. On winter wheat
production Nebraska has alternated
between second and third place, Kan
sas leading and Indiana being gen
orally second. Nebraska a~lternates
between fourth and fifth place in the
oats column. These are the fig
figures given out by the agrieul-
tural department. Corn production
by years is as follows: 1906, 249,-
1872, 200 bushels; 1907, 179, 1925, 900;
1908. 205,767,0 600; 1908, 1914, 900, 600;
1910. 206, 400, 600. Wheat produc-
bushels; 1907, 1911, 900; 1907.
1925 600; 1909. 1860, 600; 1910,
39,515 600. The mar who can
comprehend the significance of these
figures, which show the tremendous
wealth yearly taken from our soil.
can understand just how little
Influence the question of a city
or towns excise policy can cut in
. business way.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-24
TO Be CONVENTION IN MEXICO
It is Rumored That limantour Is to
Call One to Discuss Needed
Reforms.

Ell Paso, Tex, Mar. ga national
convention in which all Mexico will
be represented for the discussion of
needed reforms in the government of
the republic will be called within a
few days by Jose Limantour, the MeXi.
can minister of finance, according to
statements made in Juarez official
circles. This is believed to be the
chief reason for the hurried return oil
Limantour to Mexico.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-24
a Brother of Madero is III.

I'll Paso, Tex, Mar. 22.-Evaristo
Madero. brother of Francisco 1. Ma.
dero, leader of the Mexican revolution,
is seriously i'll with pneumonia
at Montrey and two doctors have
been called to his bedside from
San Antonio, Tex, in consultation.
The news is being kept from his
brother, Francisco.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-24

School house talk is waxing warm
and a bit enthusiastic in certain quar-.
ters. It's a big subject and can
we'll stand some debating. AS there
Is nothing in the spring election
to give spice and snap to the occa-
sion, it can not harm to make the
school buidig question the one around
which to rally political enthusiasm.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-24
Cabinet Mee,ina Called of.

Washington, Mar. 22-Because there
were not enough members in Wash
ington the regular cabinet meeting
which was to have been held to con
slider the Mexican situation and the
presidents Forthcoming message to
the extra session of congress was
called off.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-24

The democrats are not altogether
happy over their newly acquired hon
ors. There are several serious dut-
les attached. And to meet these
satisfactorily is causing them to
think sober thoughts more than they
have been guilty of for some years.
Reciprocity, tariff reform, the postal
deficit, railroad rates, etc, all take
on a different aspect now that they
are in power and rs a party will be
held responsible TO the country for
results.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-24

DO you know what you are eat
ing?" said the doctor to the girl.
AN apple of course"
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-24

All the help that a be gotten is
being drafter into the yard work,
and the job is being pushed as rap
idly as possible. Evidently the
contractors are anxious to get it
done. and no avoidable delay will be
permitted to interfere with its com
pletion.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-24
Indicted 1.775 for Vote Selma.

West Union, o., Mar. 22.-The
Adams county election probe, which
began December IS, ended for this
term of court with the general report
of the special grand jury. The report
disclosed that 2,14S indictments have
been returned against LIS persons
Tor vote selling.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-24

w. J. Bryan seems to have taken
ON another lease of political HE
since his last birthday. A really
great and able man dies hard.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-24

All the available teams are busy
cartlng away the winters aceumula
ton of garbage and waste. The city
is being cleaned up as rapidly as the
force on the job can do 1t.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-24
TELEPHONE 226.

The early bird is out these days
stirring in the garden, If purchance
it may hook an early worm.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-11
ANNIVERSARY DATA.

Your cousin Charles Garrulous Street
sure was the excandescent infant in the
circus at the Concref Coliseum yester-
day. In the face of all precedents and
against the statutes made and provided,
c. G. S. purloined third and enduring of
the ghastly tossing of the ball hither
and to. he ambled home with the one run
which was the margin by which Wal
laces Wreckage was defeated. He done
il. and you-all seen him do it-that is, II
you were one of the vast minority who
were out to see the last of the series.
And here's where we welcome Chase's
Cherubs with precedent all in our favor.
Wonderful Walter and clever Carl Cash
ion will do the twirling. Looks like it's
all over but the shouting-and Old Scout
McLeran started that yesterday
The Washington herald., 1911-08-11
LABORITES ARE OUT
OF PENNANT RACE
Post-office Team Wins by 19
to 8 Score.

BY loosing to Post-ofice yesterday.
Commerce and Labor drops the cham
pionship and are out of the race en-
tireIy.
After getting a bad start, Post-oftice
rallied in the final chapters, banging out
enough runs to register a 19-to-S decision.
When the time came to decide on his
pitcher for the contest. Manager ShoO-
maker. of the Laborites. found himself
with little choice, Dutch Kinney being
sent in as forlorn hope. Dutch went
along in fine shape for four innings, but
the fifth proved his Waterloo, and from
that session until the finish the Labor
ite rooters were as silent as pyramids.
Ferguson. who twirled for Post-oftice,
was given poor support in the first two
innings. but he gamely stuck to his task,
and his bat proved a great factor in
the Mail-flingers. victory. His battery
partner, Kraft, was the real smuggling
hero, however, Norman getting four
bingles out of as many trips to the
plate. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-08-11
FRAGMENTS OF TIE Fray
B. AS SEEN FROM $
q TIE PRESS BOX &

Well. WELL Twelve out of seventeen
Maybe our boys didn't slug the pill.
All. just little! Inquire of Joe Lake.
Red Wa..er made a rank error, but
Spartacus also slammed out four hits,
two of which We're very timely.
Doc Gesser was busy with the stick.
too. Harry got two out of four.
That ninth was sure heartrender.
But Stephens forced Hogan. and we had
won four out of five from the poor
Brownies.
Milan had hard luck with the stick
But Wednesday the center fielder hit
them all
Captain Mac put up a classy game in
the field. "GeOrcie's'' error was on a
wild throw, and was partly the fault of
Germany.
Everybody pounded the pill in our
seventh, that was all
Milan misiudged Hogan's easy fly in
the eighth, and Bean Ball gets credit
for home run.
We went out easy in the eighth. but We
had the game on ice.
Red smashed the first ball pitched to
center for a single in the opening round,
sending EIherfeld across the pan with
Run No. l.
Red Walkers error in the second gave
the Browns two runs. Spartacus drop
ped the ball after having ii in mis- mitt.
Capt. McBvide's pick up and throw of
Schwetzer's drive in the third was a
beauty. Capt. Mac had to do some tall
hustling I" get the pill to Germany
ahead of the runner
shotten and Schweitzer pulled fast
flies out of the air in the third, killing
our hopes of breaking the tie.
When Kritchell famed in the fourth.
"Gabby'' gave the Brown receiver some
good advice. Needless to say. Kritchel
paid no heed
After fouling the old ball into the
stand in the fourth session "Gabby"
slammed the new pill to left for swell
single. Bob Groom then sacrificed.
With Street resting on third in the
fourth round, ''GerTany' Schaefcr
whipped at three. and once more we mad
to be content with two-to-two decision
for the time being.
DR. Gessler, hero Of Wednesdays bat
tie broke into the limel!sht in the fifth
inning, when he captured Joe Lakes
long fly.
C,nrOy was the boy with the hit on
his bat in the fifth. With two on the
sacks, Connie" slapped a nice single to
center, and we were pair of talles 10
the good
Eddie Ainsmith puts a lot of pep in
the game from the coaching lines.
''Dorf is always in the game.
A foul tip put Kritchell out of the
game in the seventh. and Stephens went
behind the bat.
That seventh sure was a nightmare
for Joe Lake-siX hits, five runs. and
'Gabby" Street stole third. Well, well,
we'll,
The Washington herald., 1911-08-11
CONTEST ENDS IN
HOT-DRAWN BATTLE
NJ anhattan and st. Paul
Teams Quit at 2-2.

Walter. Hughes yesterday allowed Man
haitian but three hits and enabled St
Paul to tie the leaders. 2 to 2.
1t was one of the best games played ir
the Independence League this year, both
pitchers being in fine form. St. Paul got
two runs in the first inning when San
ford hit to right, sending Weisenberger
and AdOlph Rawlings across the plate.
Jimmy Donnelly scored Manhattan's first
run in the first and Reggie Rawlings tied
the score in the second.
Hughes grew better as the game pro-
gressed. and in the last three innings
famed eight men. making a total of
eleven for seven innings. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-08-11

Moore. Loveless. Rawlings, Heck, w R.
Love.
American Security-Bankers League.
West, B. Rawlings. Riddle, Macdonald,
Hayes, Davis, G. Rawlings, Boykin,
Brooks. Gray, Dyer, Green, Fienli, Bote-
Ter, Johnson, Moore, A. Rawlings.
l. Aloysius-District League: Taylor.
Hurley. Hines, Widmayer. O'Reilly,
brennan, Wilkerson. r. Hummer. B.
Hummer. Lynch. Green. Sullivan. Mars
don, Clancy. and darlington.
Observation-Disclosures League: Tew,
Burley. Oakley. Fegan. S Dampier, j.
Donnelly. Herman. Rapp. Lynch, W.
Donnelly, c. Dampier. r. Rawlings, G.
Rawlings, and H. Burke.
REHABILITATION Pollock. Michael Mo-
ran. James Cline. A Mel. John F.
Tuohy, John Mccormick, Smith Seaton,
Chester Knott. Albert Fischer. John Nc
Mahon. r. E. Page. Henry Balzer, and
Henry Mess.
Car Departmental. r. Y. NJ. c. A.
League: Callow. Hanvey, Handy.
Hughes, Kilroy, Mcdonald. Pugh, Sulli-
van. Stansbury. Barnes, limbaugh, Kehl,
Taylor, and Fitzgerald.
Cornell Tigers-Capital City League.
Smith. Gallagher. Edmonston, Cy Nc
Donald. NJ. Vaughn, r. King Hessler,
Marceron. Moran. Handiboe Baggette. S.
Mcdonald. NJ. Wooden. G. Mullen. Barn.
hart. Hayes, Ryan. c. Richmond, and
LeVerton.
meeting of the Marquette League
was held Tuesday night at the National
Guard ArmOry and the remaining games
on the postponed schedule were Cancelled
as the results of these games would not
affect the present standing of the teams.
This has been the most successful sea-
son the league has ever known. Capt
Edwards. president of the league, stated
that he had seen Brooks umpire on sew
eral occasions and was pleased with his
work. and that he would do all in his
power to get him job on the staff of
arbiters who are to cover the post-sea-
son series.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-11
CUBS TAKE LEAD
IN RACE AGAIN
Chicago Hands St. Louis Z
to 5 Beating.

Chicago, Aug. 1O-The Cubs regained
the lead in the pennant race to-day by
defeating st. Louis to 3. Ritchie
started for the Cubs, bet was found for
four hits in the second inning and gave
way to Curtiss. The latter galloped all
of the air out of his system in annexing
one of the five runs which the champions
grabbed off SalIee in the fifth, and
Broad finished the game. Sallee was
relieved by Woodburn, who held Chances
crew to one hit in three innings, but
was taken out at the end of the eighth
and Laudermilk sent to the mound.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-08-11
FINAL GAME GOES
TO THE YANKEES
Vaughn Holds the Detroit
Tigers Well in Hand.

New York, Aug. l0-The Yanks made
it three out of five by taking the final
game from the Tigers to-day l. to ).
Two bad throws by Stranage and two
misplays by Drake enabled the Yanks
to break the ice with three runs in the
third. Bunched hits in the fifth added
four more runs, ClinChing the game.
Nillett gave way to Summers in the
sixth, but even then the Yanks kept
merrily on with the swatfest, while
Vaughn kept the Tigers well in hand.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-11
Schaefer Meets His Double

Germany" Schaefer, of the
Washington team. was brought
face to face with his double just
before the game Yesterday, when
+. Lawrence Phillips, the gen.
tlemanly announcer. introduced
him to George w. Pettey. who
halls from Alexandria. When
the two were placed side to side
the resemblance was at once
noticed. and the genial first base
man even admitted that his pro-
totype was the one man in the
world handsomer than himself.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-11
ED WALSH Is TOO
MUCH FOR CHAMPS
Chicago White Sox Vanquish
the Athletics.

Philadelphia, Aug. 10.-The White Sox
turned the tables on the Athletics to-day
and won the final game of the series, 8
to 4. in ten innings. Walsh not only
pitched good ball in the face of miser-
able support, but he mixed in the at
tack, slammed out two hits, was hit
once, and scored three runs. With the
score to against them. the Sox put
two talies over in the ninth, and the
Athletics tied it up in their half. In the
tenth Collins doubled and scored from
second on a wild pitch. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-08-11
TRJ-STtTE LEAGUE.

At AItoona-AltoOna 6; Lancaster s.
At Harrisburg Harrisburg. 2; Wilmington,
eleven innngsJ
At Johnstown-J -Johnstown, 3; Reading 2
At York-York. 1; Trenton ).
The Washington herald., 1911-08-11
PIRATES WINNING
STREAK STOPPED
Phillies Beat Pittsburg by
4 to ; Score.

Pittsburg. Aug. 10 The Phillies check
ed the winning streak of the Pirates this
afternoon, winning out to ) in the ninth
inning when Miller slipped up on Lo-
hert's smash and Carey misjudged
high fly by Ludcrus. Two runs crossed
the plate. Moore lacked control and was
hit freely but Chalmers. who took up
his job in the ninth. held the Pirates
safe. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-08-11
Nationals Win
See-Saw Game
and Threaten to Win in Ninth-Groon and
Lake in Box-Final Score, to 8.

3, First base by errors-Washington. L;
St. Louis, 2. Left on bases-Washingto
s; ST Louis, 9. First base on balls-Off
Lake 3; off Groom, 4. Struck out-By
Groom. 1; by Lake, ). Home run-Ho-
gan. Three-base hitS-Shotten (2, La
porte. Two-base hits-Schweitzer, Schae-
fer Sacrifice hit-GrOom. Stolen bases
Milan. Mcbride. Conroy, Street. Umpires
-Messrs. Connolly and Parker Time OIL
game hours and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-08-11
Arrangements Made
for POSt-SeaSOn Series
Schedules Are Drawn Up and Umpires Are Ap-
pointed-Comn1ission Orders Kendall to
PLAY Manhattan To-dav
MANHATTAN PLAYS
KENDALL TO-DAY

BY order of the amateur COM
mission, the Manhattan endall
game scheduled for Monday will
be played to-day at $3.50 o'clock.
President ROakes wishes all
players of the Kendall team to be
on hand, rs the game will be
started promptly at the time
specified.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-11
GEORGETOWN LEAGUE.
Western Buds Win.

The Western Buds had everything
their own way yesterday in the George
town League until the eighth inning.
when the Corcoran Stars got next to
Daly's benders and batted out seven
runs. Parrot then went in the box and
held the game safe, the Weston Buds
winning II to g.