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At The Theatres
THE GRAND

Tonight at the Grand a Patheplay
in two parts, entitled "The Generals
Children will be featured. The lead
ing role will be played by an eminent
German artist, Asia Nielsen. From
Janitor to Artist" and "A Leak in the
Water Pipe" Lubin comedies, will al
so be shown tonight at the Grand.
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OUR aristocratc senator is having
a hard time nerving himself up to the
ordeal of mingling with the common
people. Probably he thinks that $780,
600 he recently received for his rail
road will be more effective than cam
paign speeches.
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COUNCIL TO MEET.

The regular semi-monthly meeting
Of the city council will be held tonight
in the office of Mayor W. IL. Duncan.
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Personals

| Two LuDln comedies at the Grand
tonight
Go to Holt & Honea for first-class
hay.-127dtf
Mrs. John Dunaway, ST.. is visiting
in Little Rock.
Col. G. W. Bruce is in Little Rock
this afternoon.
Grady Charles is spending the dav
IN Little Rock.
Fresh Jersey cows for sale. l.. E.
Halter.-129- d6t*
Mrs j. H. Reynolds is visiting in
the City of Roses.
/ Earnest Douglass went to Little
Rock this morning.
W. b. Hines returned this morning
from Little Rock.
For first-class horseshoeing, 90 to
Holt & Son.-127dtf
Deputy Sheriff C. O. Payne went to
Little Rock this afternoon.
j. Z. Clark is transacting legal bus
mess in the capital city today.
A few more horse blankets left. We
will sell them cheap. Bolls Bros.
). A. Matthews of Van Buren, is a
business visitor to Conway today.
Get your shoes repaired at Bolls
Bros. Good work and prices right.
Twelve boxes of Safety Matches for
&c at the and 10 Cent Store.-d3t
Good work and right prices on shoe
repair work at Bolls Bros.-129dtf
A comfortably heated house awaits
your coming at the Arkway tonight.
The Criterion for March has ar
rived. You may find it at the Fair.
Mrs. S. r. Twitty of Little Rock
is guest of Mrs. A. H. White in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Freyaldenhoven
are visiting relatives and friends at
Morrilton.
The Tramp Dentists" Joker
comedy, will be featured tonight at
the Arkway.
For Sale Good work horse. cheap
for cash. w. w. Westmoreland. at
Furniture Store. DIT
Children's Heavy Fleeced Under
wear, only 25c per suit, at the and
10 Cent Store.-d3t
Soft lump coal, screened and free
from slack, S. per ton. r. B. McCul-
loch. Phone 2.-dtf
Oscar Anderson left this afternoon
for Bigelow, where he will visit rela-
tives for several days.
This is free pattern week at the
Fair. Ladies Home Journal patterns
are given away to customers. dit
The Dougherty Stock Company will
open a three nights engagement at
the Grand Thursday night.
High-grade screened lump soft coal
for sale at all times. Prompt delivery.
W. L. Robins, phone 207.-dtf
Mrs. Harry Watson of Little Rock
|arrived this morning to spend several
days in this city, guest of friends.
Max Asher and Lee Morris will be
seen tonight at the Arkway in the
roles of Dusty and Weary, in a funny
Joker comedy.
j. l.. Rector, manager of the Fair
store at this place, has gone to St.
Louis, Mo-, to purchase his spring
stock of goods.
A two-reel Patheplay will be featur-
ed tonight at the Grand. An eminent
German artist, Asto Nielsen, will play
the leading role
Mrs. Ed Erbacher and daughter,
Miss Gussie, have returned from
Claremore, Okla, where they have
been visiting friends.
We will give you suit of clothes if
we scorch or burn your suit. Suits
called for and delivered. Phone 81.
Reynolds Pressing Co.-127dtf o.
]. R. Tackett of Mountain township
was in the city yesterday. He states
that his section of the county is al
most unanimous for Judge Kirby.
Salesman Wanted to look after our
interest in Faulkner and adjacent
counties Salary or commission. Ad-
dress The Harvey Oil Co, Cleveland,
Ohio.-130d2t*
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FRENCH VILLAGE DOOMED.

The little village of Noailhac,
France, built under the sheltering
wing Of the ancient castle Of the
dukes of Noailles, is threatened with
extinction. Already a neighboring
hamlet little higher up the noun
tain side on which it is perched has
been wiped out. "It is the will of
God" the villages say. and know that
no mortal means can sase their home
place from ruin. For the mountain
that hangs over Noailhac is moving
onwards. and as it progresses on its
journey the paitry erections of man
in its path are swept aside as il built
Of straw and paper.
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FAMOUS OLD MEXICAN CITY
oaxaca Interesting Because Of Prox.
Unity to Ruins Of Abiding Places
Of Former Peoples.

Oaxaca and its suburbs has an ele-
vation of 5000 feet above sea level,
population 10000. The city was
founded in 14S6 and was called
Huaxyacac, afterwards softened into
Oaxaca by the Spaniards, who first
went there in 1921. 0axaca is an
extremely pretty city, well supplied
with parks and gardens. and situated
at just the right altitude to be nei-
ther extremely hot nor cold.
The famous ruins Of Monte Albar
are within four miles Of Oaxaca
These ruins are placed among the
most notable of the sort in the world
and are held by competent authori-
ties to be at least 1000 years old
The mountain on which they are sit.
uated is literally covered with re-
mains OF temples, sepulchers, plat
forms, open squares and other ru-
ins, said to bear a great resemblance
to those found in Egypt.
At Militia, 25 miles southeast of
Oaxaca, the ruins are Of still more
SURPRISING interest and beauty.
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GOT EVEN WITH THE TELLER
Bank Customers Waited In cro~iins
Line While Lawyer Tested
Change Given Him.

Those who were In the corridors ~
a certain large downtown bank one
day last week might have observed
a little comedy OF high finance. One
of the most noted lawyers in the
country. an aged man, entered the
door and walked to the paying tel
ler's wicket From his pocket he ex-
traeted a gold eagle, and bade the
teller give him change for the coin
The teller reached impatiently for
the gold piece and then rang il os-
tentatiously on the marble slab be-
fore him to test its genuineness. The
eminent lawyer started and his face
grew red. But he did not engage
in vain words.
Give me the change in silver
quarters, young man." he said
And then, while the waiting line
behind him grew longer and longer.
the lawyer coolly rang and rc-rang
each one of the forty pieces of silver,
an irritating chink-chink, upon the
marble slab at the teller's window
New York Post.
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COLLISION OF TRAINS At
DENVER FATAL TO TWO

Denver. June The Colorado a
Southern train which goes to Morri-
son this morning coiiided with fish
train from Grant. Colorado. within
the city limits here. Fireman Fred
Hum of the Morrison train was
crushed and scaldcd to death and
Engineer John Auers was injured.
probably fatally. 1t is believed that
the wreck was caused by a slow
watch carried by Louis Stoin. engin-
eer Of the Grant train II is thought
that he passed the ziding At Eighth
and TETON streets believing that the
other train had passed. The trains
struck hsadon on care. Neither
len the track. but ~ beilsss oe
10th sasinss we're hally eru1AeA
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LETTERS TO YOUR HOME
PAPERS 4 GOOD THING

Mr. T. A. Williams OF GA Rudd
avenue has already submitted two
copies OF different papers to which
he wrote letters about Canon City.
This morning he received letter
OF inquiry from a friend OF his ask
ing for further information This
friend had read the article and seem
ed to have been looking for Just such
place ms Mr.. Williams had de-
scribed.
Mr.. Williams has turned the letter
over to the secretary OF the Cham
ber OF Commerce to furnish his
friend with the detailed Information.
This kind OF advertising pays. II
benefits not only the community in
which you are living. but may possi-
bly, bring to the attention OF your
friends just the place they have been
looking for and want TO live in the
balance OF their day.
Possibly some tuberculosis sufferer
sreading the mass OF claims OF diff
ferent sections and different santa
rinms. Your letter speaking of what
your personal experience has been
will be a personal favor to them.
II there are any points or things
In Canon City that you desire infor-
nation about call up the secretary OF
the Chamber OF Commerce. In Fri
days issue OF The Record you will
fnd some facts regarding Canon City
Secure copy and clip this article.
Use II when writing the letter 20
your home paper.
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WILL SPEND THE
SUMMER IN GERMAN

Miss Emma Kramer left here sal
rriay. May ssrd. for Kew York CT
and on Wednesday following saiicI
from that por, on the steamer Bre
men OF the North German Lloyd lin
en- route to Germany. whore she vii
spend the summer months. She vii
remain during tho greater paft q
her stay abroad st her old home
Dresden. where she has numerous
atives and friends. Ia
Mrs. Kramer is a member of
family OF nine children. eight n
whom. four brothers aud four
ters. are residents OF Dresden.
Mrs. Kramer has not seen any
them since she came to Amqr
thIrtytwo years ago. She will retu
to Colorado next fall
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had no appetite. Since / have taken
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound the aches and pains are all gaed
and feel like new woman. cannot
praise your medicine too highly. Mr.
AUGUSTUS LroN. Terre Hill. Pa
II Is true that nature and . womsp'd q
work has produced the grandest remedy
for woman's Ills that the world ha1
ever known. From the roots end
herbs Of the field. Lydia E PinkhAml
forty years ago, gave TO womAnkind
. remedy for their peculiar Ills which
has proved more efiicacious than any
other combination Of drugs ever com]
pounded. and today Lydia z. Pinkham'
Vegetable Compound il recognized
from coast TO coast ns the standard
remedy for woman's lila
In the Pinkham Laboratory ut Lynn
Mass. are hies containing hundreds o(
thousands Of letters from women seek /
ing health many Of them openly stst{
over their own signatures that they hay :
regained their health by taking Lyd
E. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND
and In some cases that IL has saved the
from surgical operations
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COW PEAS

The experiment station IL gettlr
n large number OF requests for .
formation OF COW peas. II IL prl
able that a part of this inquiry
due to the lack OF knowledge OF {
difference between Cow Peas
Geld peas. The COW pea Is RED
bean. 1t Is grown throughout
south and Is there a valuable for
PLANT. Only one or two Of the
earliest varieties can be mature
any part OF Colorado and those
In the southeastern portions
Field Pea. however. Is n genuine
adapted by growing In our coold4 f>|
gions. Its difference should be no1|
The Cow Pea Is n hot weather pls
To contrast. the Cow Pea Is u
a bean. II Is only adapted to sol
ern conditions The extreme SOD
eastern part Of the state Is the q
portion OF Colorado where 1t Gag
grown The Field Pea Ia n true
and grows best In the cooler h
attitudes.
ALVIN KEysEIt
Colorado Agricultural College.
Fort Collins. Colo.
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PRIZE FOR HORSESHOE.

The British road improvement has
offered prize Of $500 for an i'm
proved horseshoe which will afford thr
animal a sound footing upon thc
modern smooth pnvcmcn;s and n, the
same time minimize the amount o.
damage done to the roadway by IT,.
existing types Of shoes.
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Lyuie E Pinkham q
We ge table Com
pound When I first
began taking itN I
was suffering FROM
female troubles fo1
some time and ha
almost all kinds o
aches-pains In low
er part Of back md
In sides. and pressj
ing down pains. q
could not sleep and
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Here from Greeley.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hesford. former
residents of this city. but now max.
Ing their home at Greeley. arrived
here Sunday nisht for few days
visit with relatives. Mr.. Hcsford.
who for number OF years was en-
ployed In the composing rom Of the
DaiIp Record. is row foreman OF tho
Greeley Tribuns-RepublIcan. Mr.. and
Mrn. Hesford will visit friends In
the Ban Lub valley aftsr leaving
here.
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NO WONDER HE rALkEo.

Bacon-what is your horse bali.
ing for?
Egbert-Don't knox, he never 4
such a thing before.
"oh, l understand now. He's
comes woman with green hair
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SOUNDS LIKE 1T.

"rom, don't forget the messages !
gave you TO telephone 10 the store
"No. sab. ! won't forget. sall. III
jes' make a referendum of 'cm, sah.n
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CONCERT BY WEDnES-
DAY MUSICAL CLUB

One OF the best concerts ever
given by the Wednesday Musical
Club was that given 10 crowded
house last Tuesday evening at the
Christian church Those who didn't
attend missed a musical feast. as 1t
was varied as 1t was excellent. Ey-
cry number. though a classic. was SO
beautiful and attractive that not
one In the audience could fail to en-
Joy 1t. Canon City should be proud
Of its musical talent and show its
appreciation OF the splendid work of
the Musical club by giving them a
full house whenever they come be-
fore the public.
The following program. arranged
by Miss Hendrickson. director of
music. was given Tuesday night:
"castanets"-sheliy -. Club Chorus
ebesque''-Chaminade .........
................- Mrs. Morey
March MilItaire" ...
Mrs. Louis Collins. Mrs. Lane
Banks and Braes' ....... .vogrich
Lullaby ...--..-.......-. Brahms
Club Chorus.
-Scherzo" Miss Alice Hall
Summer Night'-Lacombe ......
49,. Miss Lyon. Mrs. Williamson
Violin = winiawsk =.
.-............. Miss Dixon
Reverie ........-.-..-.... schuett
Waltz in E Major. Maszkoins.si
Miss Hendrickson.
Linden Tree" .......- Schubert
"Arbutus .......-..-.--. Prathefe
c.ah Chorus.
roariiie'-Rubenstein ......
.....-..-.........-. Mrs. Lane
THE Nightingale has Lyre OF Cold
-.-...-..-..-..--- Wheipiy
II Hear a Thrush at Eve" cadman
"Protestations' Homer Norris
Mrs Williamson
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~ ~ 80 ~ eSaSu tue cniiufta Va
these people that they must learn to
love the flag and that they must sup
port that flag.
Now that the Union has been pre-
served we must go on hand in hand
one and inseparable for the uplift of
humanity and against anarchy for
the uplift OF the human race and
the elevation of the youth and may
the flag wave from this school con-
tinuaily showing love for unity and
love for the flag"
When Rev. Reed had finished his
address Comrade G. T. Gibbs gave
a brief reading euiogistic OF "old
Glory" and closed by appealing to
all to respect and reverence it.
The parade then moved to the First
street bridge where flowers were
strewn upon the waters of the Arkan-
sas river by the members OF U. s.
Grant Circle. Ladies' OF the G. A.
r. In token OF their recollection OF
the bravery of the men who died in
the naval service Of their country
and are at rest beneath the waves
OF the ocean II was 12 o'clock.
noon. when this beautiful ritual end
ed and for five minutes hundreds of
people stood with barred heads while
church bells were tolled and steam
whistles blew n requiem for those
who gave the last full measure OF
love and devotion that the nation
might endure forever. one and In
separabie.
G. r. Tanner. Who was a valiant
soldier for the Confederacy during
the var between the North and the
South half a century ago. was dress |
ed to represent Brother Jonathan
In the Decoration day Observance |
last Saturday and In that capacity |
introduced Mrs. Curtis. the poetess
OF the occasion, TO the great throng
of people that gathered in the park
to do honor to the heroic men and
women who lived on both sides of
Mason & Dixon's line. during the
Civil war period. The delightful
weather and the unanimity with
which people Joined In the service
combined to make Decoration day
last Saturday one OF the most nota-
Bile in the history of this commun-
ity. A detachment OF veterans and
sons OF veterans decorated with
flowers the graves OF the soldier
dead In Greenwood and Lakeside
cemeteries last Saturday morning.
It will be interesting to know that
approximately two hundred soldiers
OF the Civil war are buried in this
county. of which one hundred and
fifty rest In Greenwood and Lake
side ceeteries. There are seven
Confederate soldiers buried in the
cemeteries and they were accord
ed the same honors by the decorating |
committee Saturday as those who
followed the Stars and Stripes.
There are about two hundred sur
viving soldiers OF the war Of the
Rebellion now living In Fremont
county. Their average age Is about |
seyenty-two years.
The detachment OF the United |
States regular army. consisting Of
twenty men. that took part In the
Decoration day parade were the |
guests OF the members OF Greenwood |
Post No. 10. G. A. n. at the strath-
more hotel on Saturday. The mem
bers OF the two bands participating |
In the services of the day were en-
tertained by the same organization
at dinner at the Denton hotel.
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THE DIFFERENCE.

''That girl is a perfect talking ma
chine"
"Not perfect one. Nothing SIC
says is n matter of record"
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THE sAckER.

What i the frst thing needed
n a aviation sntsrprisf"
II ahouA ~ ths main start IN
- 1ying buslAens = n snasl.r
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ITS KIND.

There is only light work in this
establishment
"'That suits me. What Is its"
"Dycing hair blonde tints."
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AaaI W -. AACGdf VIM aChfCACa aA
eloquent address. dealing with the
history OF the American flag and re-
lating Incidents in the experience Of
the boys in blue" during the war
, OF the rebellion. In referring to the
/ flag. he said that ,several designs
/ for a national emblem were discuss
ed before Betsy Ross in Philadelphia
made the banner which we now sa-
+, lutte as the stars and stripes.
!, He said. in part:
prior to 1777 there had been sew
eral flags used by the different com
panies that were at that time en-
gagged in the defense OF the country.
In New England the soldiers had a
flag OF their own, while in the south
the lighters of that section had n
flag that had been presented to them
and which they bore as their stand
ard. Also in the centrs; part Of the
United States the soldiers had n
flag which bore the form OF a ser
pent and the inscription. Don't
Tread On Me-"
After the first flag was made and
was adopted by the Continental con-
gress. 1t bore its first baptism in
blood at Fort Schuyler. in the north
ern part OF New York.
The greatest thing in American
citizenship is to be able to say. L
am an American and that can only
come through being able to love and
reverence the flag in the proper
manner.
''Since the flag was first made it
has undergone several changes. but
1t still stands for common country.
and while we have added a new star
TO reach new state. the thirteen
stripes are symbolic OF the cause and
OF the freedom for which this flag
was adopted as the standard.
And this flag must be your flag
May the time never come when the
red flag OF anarchy will have a place
In your professions or in your hearts.
There was time when they tried
to separate some of the stars. War.
fierce. terrible war, reached to the
north for the young men to come
and protect this flag. And they came
and were met by just as strong men
who wanted to separate some OF the
stars. I would not attempt to de-
scribe some OF the awful SORROWS of
that war Many OF both sides fell on
the beautiful plains and among the
misty mountain tops OF the south
land, but out OF 1t all We have a
united nation.
"out OF the war there came a
great amount OF good. Men returned
from the war with a large sense OF
responsibility and with a larger
amount of patriotism and all swoke
to the fact that to their flag there
was aduty which they owed.
To-day we are leaders among the
nations OF the world. but those were
dark days In 'e1. In the foundation
OF our constitution we were not as
judicious as we might have been
and clause which states that all
men were created equal seems to be
the base for some people advancing
anarchy and socialism.
''In France they did not promise
the people any such brand OF equal
fly. but merely stated that all men
were to be given an equal chance
before the bar OF justice, and this
is what the term in the constitution
really means.
To-day the American people are
suffering the penalty Of too much
freedom and we must have restric-
tion. From all sIdes We are hailed ~
the home Of The free and the coun-
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MRS. LYONS 4
ACHES and PAINS
Have All Gone Since Taking
Lydia E. Pinkharn's Veg
etable Compound.

Terre Hin, Pa" Kindly permit mel
TO give you my testimonial in favor Of
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Overture 10 Romeo and Juliet.
-. Miss Emmerson. Miss Hodgin
"Gypsies." from Hungarian Dance
..... ....... Brahms
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-02-26
Free Flower Seed
Hastings Catalogue
Tells You About 1t

If you are engaged in farming, or
If you plant only vegetables or flow
ers, you cannot afford to be without
the big catalogue published fresh and
new every year by the great South
ern seed house, H. G. Hastings & Com
pany Of Atlanta, Ca, and sent apso'
lutely free, postage paid, to all who
write for it, mentioning the name OF
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In this catalogue we tell you Of a
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home and pleasure to wives and
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This catalogue tells you, too, about
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about the best seeds of all kinds for
planting in the South. 1t should be
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day and let us send it to you.
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