The Times-journal., December 05, 1906, Image 1

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VOL. XVIV
More Room
Beginning January Ist, 1907, I will
occupy, in addition to my present
large store, the South half of the new
Glover Building Adjoining
Greatly Reduced Prices
will be the rule in my Store during
the remainder of this Season. For
instance;
All Dress Goods
now selling at $1.25 and $1.50
Now go SI.OO
E. 11. VANCE, JR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Special Attention Given the Civil
Practice. Phone No. 41.
A. B WLAN®,
NOTARY PUBLIC
T and
INSURANCE AGENT
Malvern — Arkansa I
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Dr. R. Y. Phillips
SURGERY AND CHRONIC
DISEASES A SPECIALTY.
Office in Bank Building
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Dr. E. H. MCCRAY,
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Bank of Malvern Build
ing.
Residence Phone No 1 117.
Has Stood the eat of 25 Years
The old, original GROVE’S Chill TonicZ
You knsw what you are taking. It is 'lron and
quinine in tastelesss form. No curt. No pay. 50c
office in the rear of post office. j
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ching, Blind, Bleeding, ProtUding Piles. Drug”
gists are authorized to refund money if PISO
OINTMENT fails to cure in 6to 14 days. 50c.
Flour $3.60 par Barrel
“Tea Rose Patent Flour**
We have a few barrels of this Flour which
we are selling while it lasts at theJow price of
$3.60 Per Barrel
We also carry complete line of
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
J. T. Morehead
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THE TIMES-JOURNAL.
The R.ockwell Fire.
Fire orginating in the boiler
fQom of the Rockwell Manufact
uring Co’s plant, caused the
Company a loss of a about S2O.
000 Saturday evening. When
discovered by the watchman it
had spread to such an extent
that it was impossible to check
। the flames. The power house,
Planing Mill, and Several thou-
Isand feet of lumber were quickly
consumed and but for the fav-|
orable direction the wind was
blowing the entire plant would
have burned. Befoid the de
bris had cooled arrangements
। were perfected to replace the.old
Westinghouse engine recently |
discarded and a new generator to
drive the electric machinery in
the factory which was not dam
age. Mr. Rockwell, states that i
the plan t'will be in operation I
again in at least two weeks if the i
weather is favorable. The loss I
is covered With about $15,000 in
isurance. They will buy their I
| stock from the Gifford and Walco
Mills until their planer is rebuilt..
Cotton Statement. 1
Up to Saturday, Dec. Ist. >
j there has been a t o t a 1 of 2000
■ bales of cotton marketed in Malv
ern, divided as follows:
Hughes & McCray 1006
D. C. Butler 601
W. H. Cooper 393 !
Total 2,000 |
Up to Nov. 15th. the Govern-,
! ment Report shows that 2100
bales had been ginned in'Hot
Spring County. It is a well
known fact the buyers in Mal
vern are paying from one-quart
er to one-half cent per pound
more than any market in the
State.
MALVERN, ARKANSAS. WEDNESDAY. DEEMBER 5. 1906.
Semi-Annual Letter.
Roswell, N. M. Nov. S 6
Editor Times-Journal:
I am writing you as usual from
Roswell, tho little gem city of the
Pecos Malley.
I have been tied up by snow
blockades on the railroads in the
worse blizzard this country has
ever known sp early in the win
ter. About the depots and ho
tels great crowds of emigrant
home seekers gather around the
stores and waiting rooms.
White folks, Dagoes, Mexicans,
and mixed breeds of all kinds
and conditions, all bent on get
ting a government claim, if it be
only a barren waste of hills of
sand and sage bushes.
God pi-ty the poor when it
snows. Huddled in their shant
ies of rough plank, often Bxlo
feet, are large families of these
people who moved here last
spring and started a government
claim, and broke the sod for a
future farm (all their own) with
hopes of a mild winter to pull
them through, but now comes 18 j
inches of snow in November with
no fuel for miles away. They
shiver and die, and yet, I saw
two thousand more come in this
week in one day. Why will they
leaYe the comfort of their native
homes for the discomfort of a
frontier life? Why? Because
the spirit of American manhood
delights in the conquering of dif
ficulties, and building and devel
oping a great State, against a
seemingly impossible conditions.
Arkansas has advantages equal,
if not greater, than this country,
and yet no train loads of emi
grants cbme to us for homes or
to fill our unoccupied lands and
turn them into productive farms.'
What is the matter? A customer
of mine here here today tola me
he sold $400,000 worth of mer
chandise this year and there are
others selling more goods than
him. It takes people t o buy
goods; it takes people to improve
farms and raise crops. -Cant we
! get some of this great tide of
■ wealth producers turned our way.
। Hot Spring county has fully 80
per cent of her land yet to be
turned by the plow up to God’s
sunshine. What will we d o
। about it? There are thousands
| who want homes. We have the :
I lands to sell. Wholesale houses
। send men to find buyers for their
goods and retail merchants ad-
I vertise, but our- lands lie idle and
' grow up in weeds and bushes be
; cause we make no intelligent es- ,
[ fort to get people to see and ap- '
j predate them. What will we do I
about it? Hot Spring county
i needs 10,000 more industrous
farmers.
I will be home about Christmas.
Yours,
S. O. Muldrow;
I See that beautiful line of neck
ware at Reaves.
i Sig Eiseman-, spent Sunday at
Little Rock with Mrs. Eiseman,
who is at the bedside of a sick
sister.
The Globe Shoe & Clothing Co.
received a large shipment of
their new cloaks Monday and are
offering them at bargains. They
are the latest styles and best
quality.
FOR SALE —8 pair Mammoth
Bronze Turkeys. Apply to Mrs.
W. R. Collie, Malvern, Ark,
West
Texas
Is fast becoming the fruit,
vegetable, grain and cotton
country of the Southwest.
It will pay you to investi
gate right now.
AN IDEAL
Homeseeker’s Tickets
ON SALE DAILY
E. P. TURNER
General Passenger Agent
. Dallas, Texas.
Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office,
’ Little Rock, Ark., Nov. 2,1906.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by Joseph A. Goodman, contestant,
against Homestead Entry No. 25034, made Dec. 30,
1901, for SVj Sel4, Section 1, township 5 S., Range
16 W, by David W. Albritton, contestee, in which
it is alleged that the said David W. Albritton died
without having established his residence upon
the land and the heirs of the said David W. Al
britton has not resided upon, cultivated or im
proved the land since the death of the entryman,
but have abandoned the same and that their ab
sence or failure to cultivate or improve the land
is not due to his employment in the Army or Navy
of the United States, said parties are hereby noti
fied to appear, respond and offer evidence touch
ing said allegation at 10 o’clock a. m. on Dec. 29,
1906, before the Clerk of Hot Spring County, Ark.
at his office in Malvern, Ark., and that final hear
ing will be held at 10 o’clock a. tn. on January 10,
1907, before the Register and Receiver at the Unit
ed States Land Office in Little Rock, Ark.
The said contestant having, in a proper affida
vit, filed Nov. 2, 1906, set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service of this
notice can not be made, it is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publidation.
H. H. MYERS, Register.
J. E. BUSH, Receiver.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the interior.
Land Office at Camden, Ark., Nov. 1, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that Alfred C. Crow, of
Honey, Arkansas, has filed notice of his intention
to make ffnal proof in support of his claim, viz:
Homestead Entry No. 22608 made December 6th,
1899, for the EH NeW Section 29, township 5 S.,
| Range 18 W., sth P. M. Arkansas, and that said
! proof will be made before Clerk of the County
Court of Hot Spring County, in his office at Mal
vern, Arkansas, on December 20, 1906.
He names the following witnesses to prove, his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of the
land, viz:
Wm. K. Baxter, James R. Cash, Thos, E. Frank
lin and Wm. S. Neighbors, all of Honey, Ark.
H. G. FREIDHEIM, Register.
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Phone No. 173
EATON SMITH.
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Your
CHRISTMAS
Turkey
Will taste better if cooked on one of our
• Stoves or Ranges. They are the best made.
Kitchen Furniture and Cutlery.
| We are especially proud of the handsome articles in this
’ • line we have to show you. You will be surprised at the
i remarkably low prices we are making on these goods.
We are headquarters for every
" thing up-to-date in the Furnt-
(MATTING) e line at reasonable prices. 1 ■
JOPER HDW. CO.
Commissioner's SeJe. I
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of
, the authority and directions contained in the de- I
j cretal order of thdUHot Spring Chancery Court ,
made and entered on the 11th day of October, i
’ 1906, in a certain, cause then pending therein be
tween Cintha E. Mitchell, complainant, and B. T.
Chandler, S. O. Chandler, Annie E. Jones, et al.,
j defendants, the undersigned, aa|Commissioner of I
said Court, will offer for sale at public outcry to j
the highest bidder, at the East door or entrance j
of the Hot Spring County Court House, in the City .
of Malvern, within the hours prescribed by law !
for judicial sales, on
J SATURDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1906,
the following described real estate, to-wit:
The S«U of the Se’4 of Section 33,«and the Swlf
of the Sw% of Sect®n 34, all in Townspip 3 South,
Range 16 West: and the of the Nw 14 of Sec
’ tion 3 in Township 4 South, Range 16 West, in
’ Hot Spring County, Arkansas, 174 acres more or
less.
TERMS OF SALE—On acruditof three months
the purchaser being required to execute note with
approved security, and a lien being retained on
r the premises sold to secure the payment of the
j purchase money.
। Given under my hand on this 15th day of Nov
। ember, 1906 J. E. YOUNG,
Commissioner.
N. P. Richmond, Atty for Plff. 10-24-4 t
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the following Guar
dians and Administrators filed their accounts cur
rent for settlement at the October Term, 1906, of
the Probate Court of Hot Spring County, Ark.,
’ I tp-wit:
Floyd Morgan, guardian of the estate of Willis
' Morgan, a minor, 15th annual settlement.
E. H. Vance Jr., administrator of the estate of
’ Joseph Griggs, deceased, Ist annual and final set
’ tlement.
Henry Winters, guardian of the minor heirs of
Sam Mitchell, deceased, Ist annual settlement. |
“ । Now, therefore, all persons interested in the .
I settlements of said estates will come forward and
H file their exceptions to such accounts, if any they
B have, on or before the second day of the next
term of this Court, or they will be forever barred
from excepting to such accounts, or any item
thereof. This October 29th. 1906.
J. E. YOUNG. Probate Clerk.
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Your CHRISTMAS Feast
will taste better if it’s cooked in a ,
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Sanitary, Ventilated, Self-basting, White Enameled Oven.
And the turkey will go farther too, for it won’t “dry out”
and “bake down 1 ’ as it will in the ordinary oven.
Don’t miss our Saturday Sales.
6 6 There is music in the air” at ' , 2
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INSURANCE T
We can offer a limited amount of good Fire Insurance in 4esir- fl
able companies. See us and get our prices. First come
B. F. WILLIAMS & (M*H-ANY. ,
Malvern lumber Company |
Arka.nsa.s. ‘
All Kinds of ' 1
LUMBER ' ' -W
Heart Pine and Oak Posts. Flat and Square pickets, Pine
Oak. Lath, Box Shooks. Melon Crates, Eto. Let us figure
; PALACE MEAT MARKET,
BOYLE & BOYLE, Props,
Fresh Meats, Fish and Game, Country Produce, Eto. We
the highest market price for Country Produz j, Cattle, Sheep.
and Hides.
••-TELEPHONE NO. 75 4 "
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W. H. Cooper, J. T. Morehead, T. R. McHenry
Vice President. .
Bank of
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Interest Allowed on Time Deposits
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methods of doing business that makes -A
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of supplies in pure food and products of
all kinds. Another one is the high
quality of our groceries, which we
; guarantee to be the very beet, at the f
lowest price to ba found in Malvern. ///>
E ADAMS
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WEAL RHODEN
AGENT FOR , O U \
ARKADELPHIA STEAM LA UNDRY
Miller will call for your Laui dry Monday
Be it ready. Promptly gatered on Monday
livered on 3atoniay. All work guaranteed and dtrictly
My headquarters are in thereat of Rhoden A
My basket leaves Wednesday morning and returns Friday
Claims for loss or damage mnet be accompanied by
hous after delivery. ■
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