Conway News Roundup Includes Trains and Local 방문
Conway news notes list Little Rock and Fort Smith railway trips with east and west departures. Local visits include W JAMES agent E L Smith from Martinville and several residents from Wooster Kendall and Greenbrier. Community updates include repairs on King bridge, new goods at Frauenthal Schwarz, Shinn photographs, and upcoming Central College events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock and
Fort Smith
Conway
W James
Anderson & Co Organ and Piano Sale Pitch
The ad from Anderson and Co emphasizes bargains on sewing machines and pianos or organs. It claims to offer the best prices beating competitors and urges buyers to shop locally at 43-41 Anderson & Co.
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Netton
Anderson & Co
AnyErson & Co
Personal endorsements and notices from an old Chicago millinery firm
Marion Rooke of T M Thompson imports millinery at 1658 Milwaukee Ave Chicago praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy after brief use during severe weather. Also notices about Charley Canley released from prison occupying county jail, and a letter from Allie Jackson praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for infant stomach issues sold by Dr C J Hamilton.
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Dr. Caldwell
C. J. Hamilton
Marion Rooke
T. M. Thompson
Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago
Chamberlain
W. H. Martin & Co
Charley Canley
Nichols
Palarm
Little Farm
Farmer City
Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello
Caldwell
Hud
Allie Jackson
Hendrix Wins Intercollegiate Debate At Arkadelphia
About twenty students from Ouachita and Hendrix traveled to Arkadelphia for a campus debate on the 1900 tariff act and Porto Rico coffee duties. Hendrix won by a solid margin with high marks for O Daniel and Steel, while Condray scored lower. A reception followed at the Young Ladies Home and a jubilee meeting with strong oratory accompanied the victorious return.
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Arkadelphia
Porto Rico
Ouachita
George B. Rose
James Mitchell
The
Arkansas Democrat
Little Rock
Hendrix
O'Daniel
Steel
Vermillion
Condray
Young Ladies Home
Ouachita Boys
Best Cure for Rheumatism Pain Balm Endorsed
D N Sinks of Troy Ohio reports severe rheumatism in his arm and shoulder improved quickly after using Chamberlains Pain Balm recommended by Geo F Parsons Co druggists. He found it the best medicine for muscular rheumatism and has advised friends to try it. Sold by W H.
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Allen
Allen S
Olmstead
le Roy
Chamberlain
D. N. Sinks
Troy
Ohio
Messrs
Geo. F. Parsons & Co
W. H. Martin & Co
Memorial Union urges weekly meetings to beautify Oak Grove cemetery
The Ladies Memorial Union invites members to weekly Wednesday gatherings at Mrs. Deal’s home. They recap past work at Oak Grove, note weeds and neglect, and call for renewed effort to maintain drives, plant flowers, and replace the front fence with an iron barrier. Volunteers may spend fifty cents for special flower care.
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Ladies Memorial Union
Oak Grove
Union
Conway
Jo Fraventaal
Secy
Death of Abe Denison in horse accident near town
Abe Denison son of Rev. J. M. Denison was killed when a horse fell on him after stumbling during a cattle drive. He was found unconscious by a nearby laborer, medical aid was summoned, and he died Monday morning. Two of Denison's children traveled from distance to attend the funeral.
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Abe Denison
J. M. Denison
Mr. Denison
Pretty street parade by Gentrys Animal Show on Monday
The city will host the prettiest street parade Monday April 8 at 11 a.m. on the principal streets. Gentrys Famous Trained Animal Show will feature dogs ponies monkeys and elephants in parade dress with a military band and many wagons inviting children to greet the animals.
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Gentry
Marriage of C. W. Martin and Miss Mabel Bates
C W Martin of this city and Miss Mabel Bates of Quitman were married last Sunday morning at the bride’s home. The ceremony was performed by the bride’s brother, a Methodist preacher. They then returned to the groom’s city that evening. The bride is noted as accomplished and the groom as a successful traveling salesman.
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C. W. Martin
Mabel Bates
Quitman
Ft. Smith Road
Testimonial Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy in England
A Warrington man lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best for bronchitis noting it saved his wife after six years bedridden. The product is sold by W. H. Martin & Co. J. K. Wimberly moves to Clifton Street west of Hendrix College.
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Chamberlain
Wm. Savory
Warrington
England
W. H. Martin & Co
J. K. Wimberly
Hendrix College
Clifton Street
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Claim Health Benefit
The advertisement asserts blood purification by lungs liver and kidneys and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a superior remedy. It claims one dose equals a dollar bottle of blood purifier, priced at 25 cents with free samples at W. H. Martin and Co's drug store.
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Chamberlain
W. H. Martin and Co
Paine & Co Flavorings Advertise Cake Colorings
Local advertisement for Paine and Company promoting flavoring extracts and cake colorings. Product emphasis on quality ingredients for baking uses in homes and bakeries.
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Paine & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schwarz’s
Delmar Dimity
Brereton Batiste
St. Louis
Frauenthal & Schwarz
E. L. Smith
Martinville
W. H. Elliott
Wooster
J. B. Ball
Greenbrier
Jeff Pearson
W. W. Martin
J. W. Hicks
S. A. Harmon
L. H. Pate
Kendall
Beebe
el Paso
Mt. Vernon
Bristol
J. V. Hicks
King Bridge
Hal
Frauenthal & Schwarz’s
Madras
W. D. Cole
Hot Springs
George Henry
Shinn
James Piercy
Magazine
James
J. S. Martin
County Board of Medical Examiners
F. G. Richardson
Gregory
S. M. Apple
Lonoke
J. P’s
Fenetta Sargent Haskell
Central College
Central
Archdeacon Rhames
Episcopal Church
Old Methodist
Arb Halter
W. W. Rivers
Helena
Rivers
Florence
the Memorial Union
Grand Street Parade
Martin-Bates
Erate
Arbuckles
Our Nation Department
Arbuckle Bros. Nation Dept
New York City, N.Y
Bank Conway
L. H. Pye
G. Smith
W.W. Marti
Mrs. Hopkins
Ark
Lsc
Columbia
Armour
Henna
Heinz
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