Local notes from Conway and surrounding townships
A string of town visits by residents from Cal ifornia Greenbrier Union Palarm and other townships to Conway. Shinn the photographer offers portraits on Nov 19 20. Mrs Turpin and A A Priest wed in county court. Lane of Cadron township deputies named. Chamberlains Cough Remedy recommended for sleep and cough relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
W. F. Milam
Linder
J. B. Graddy
Beryl
J. L. Lea
Union Township
S. L. Forrest
Palarm Township
J. J. Wagoner
Pierce Creek
John Biggs
W. G. Richards
Bristol
A. J. Dickens
Greenbrier
Conway
F. C. Sims
California Township
Paine & Co
W. J. Wanslee
Harve Township
J. A. Curtis
Muddy Bayou Township
W. J. Snow
Paine’s
Shinn
Lachowsky & Debons
Manville
Amanda W. Turpin
W. H. Duncan
W. K. Henry
A. M. Ledbetter
J. H. Hartje
H. A. Shinn
Election results and local notices from Conway Arkansas
A collage of local notices including hay and wood offers, a sheriff sale, and a legal case in Newberry tied to a murder pardon. Voter tallies for Faulkner county presidential and congressional races list Bryan McKinley Dinsmore Bratton and minor parties. Several ads cover medical oil, organ fundraiser, real estate, machinery for sale, and travel tickets for upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. ‘T’. Newberry
State of Arkansas
Newberry
John Bass
Faulkner County
Bryan
McKinley
Barker
Union Reform Party
Prohibition Party
Congress
Hugh A Dinsmore
U. S. Bratton
Gregory
Devoted son Charlie Tarlton dies after illness near Magazine
Charlie Houston Tarlton of Magazine Arkansas died November 1 after a four day battle with pneumonia and typhoid fever. Born August 15 1868 in Marshal County Alabama he moved with family across several states before settling near Magazine. He joined the Methodist church at seventeen and was remembered as a quiet compassionate man loved by family and friends. He requested eternal life and his last words spoke of heaven. He was buried in Magazine cemetery with mourning relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal County
Alabama
Guntersville
Mississippi
Arkansas
Conway
Magazine
Charlie
Methodist Church
Canaan
F. M. Tolleson
Free silver shell offer to Conway married ladies
A Chicago firm mails a renewal offer for a free elegant silver plated sugar shell to any married lady who asks, estimating retail value at forty cents and requesting a self-addressed stamped envelope. The notice urges cutting out the advertisement and returning it with a stamp to Quaker Valley Mrs. Co. Morgan and Harrison Streets, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Quaker Valley
To Day for Sample Copies and Particulars
Criterion Publication Co subscription department advertises sample copies and particulars at 41 East Street North, city. The note requests readers to contact the department for information and subscription options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criterion Publication Co
L. Atst St
Residence for Rent Near Hendrix College
A good residence near Hendrix College is for rent. Apply to J. W. Underhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrix College
J. W. Underhill
K. W. Gant
Conway, Ark
Too Much Pork Fat Versus Easily Digested Cod Liver Oil
The article argues pork fat is hard to digest and burdens digestion, especially in cold weather. It notes fat generally is deficient in our diet and promotes Scott's Emulsion cod liver oil as the easiest digested fat providing nerve, brain, and digestive power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Died Suddenly Fort Smith Minister W H Corley
The Rev W H Corley died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his son E P Corley’s home in Fort Smith. He sat on the porch and died. he leaves three children. A Methodist minister of long standing, he recently had no regular charge due to ill health. He came from Benton county ten years ago and funeral services will be held in Van Buren tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Corley
E. P. Corley
the Kodak
Benton County
van Buren
Ft. Smith
Farm For Sale With Apples Grapes And Improvements
A farm offered for sale includes other improvements and fruit crops. The listing notes apples and grapes on the property with a asking price of 450 dollars.
Bryan refuses U S Senate seat in telegram
William J. Bryan sent a telegram to the New York Journal from Lincoln Nebraska on November 8 1900 stating he would not accept the office of United States senator under any circumstances. He said he fought for the presidency and lost and would not take other men's positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
New York Journal
Lincoln
Neb
Foitor Evening Journal
United States
Wa. J. Bryan
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Sheppard
A. Q. Melton
Wilson Township
J. R. Dupriest
J. F. Martin
City
Cc. H. Robinett
New Orleans
J. W. Smith
Benton Township
D. M. Cloud
Benton
G. D. Lowell
Cypress Township
J. C. Hamilton
Dr. A. I. Moore
J. E. Martin & Co
George W. Clark
J. A. Lea
Duncan
Shepard’s
Special
W. C. Sims
J. J. Nixon
E. S. Varden
John Elliot
H. G. Nixon
East Fork Township
Pearl Leigh
Ark
Center
Prescott Times-Picayune
Frauenthal & Schwarz
C. C. Reid
Morrilton
J. E. Martin& Co
W. H. Martin & Co
Fraventhal & Schwarz
Republican
W.A. Ward
M. E. Lowther
Centerville
Iowa
Chamberlain
New Methodist Church
H. A. Knowlton
16Th Street
Little Rock
Log Cabin
Democrat
Cole & Co
Wilson Bros
A. H White & Co
J. W. Hicks
J. H. Anderson & Co
Epworth League
Central College
Conway Public School
Spring Hill Church
Pleasant Valley Church
White Chapel
Mt. Vernon M. E
Graham's Chapel
Vilonia School
Kingsland & Douglass
Grand Lodge Masons of Arkansas
Arkansas State Baptist Convention
Hope
J. W. Jamus
Errig Lincon
Charlie Houston Tarlton
Lai Urawa
Bradfield
Bradefield
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
City Bakery
Chas. L. Pettis & GO
DAL
Duane Street
New York
Bank of
G.smrrit
W. W. Marttin
V.P
Pink
Buc
Go Feres
GEC
Remick
Havana Medicine Co
Olive Street
Louja
Sam Fraventhal
Bolton & Young, Attorneys-at-Law
Postoffice
W. Rice
Philips Building
Front St
J. A. Pence
North Front St
John Hess
DR. C.J, Hamilton
Kinchelor
DR. C. J, Hamilton
The
Conway Telephone Co
Vicksburg
Mobile
Wichita Ft. Smith
Kansas Cy
Pueblo
Denver
Iron Mountain
Memphis
T. Towls
Bee Louis
Galveston
H. C. Townsend
Gen
Mexico
Aoa
W. James
Chicago
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