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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-27
llr. RQbman's Reaalatina ltls,

6as QroBe 2ebers nnO Uiagen SeiuitteF,
tas qr0se purguenoe, linoeruOe Abfiibr.
nlittcl, mirfen obne SAmer3, tets
3upTIatg unb natiirltd ni9rer
2Eirtung.
Bonfdnbs ssIhma1Ios, ih6n h6ersudert mti
Eraqant, purgiIsH, reguren, retntgen, idubern unb
tI1ttigen its. GlaomGl's 4iuen tuI bic psliun9 BON
allen gtorungen ats WagRns, Der ee5tr, SingeDsi6ev
Rteren, glaIe, pom Reroentrnntbeten, Ropfitmsrs,
Bsrfopfuns, 9artletbisteit, Snoiseton, Dqspepftt,
&aItnltiosn, Sitber, SntBnnoung oer &ngeDeioe,
SdmorTboi6tn uno allen 3errtttunsen oer tnnsren
&beile. ytur aus Bhan5en bubereitet, tueber Queds
fiber, nod RineInlien ober itaoIlte Droauen ents
baltsnb.
RS- Beod5tet bic ToIssnben, BON Storunssn beE
Bereauunesurgaue berrhbren6au Spmptome:
Berftopfune, iRnerlid9e pdmorrbotben, Blutaw
brang nad 6em 6Opie, u6eTi9diii9e geasendure.
ut6eitst, go6bIeRnen @te Dor Gpetie, 8oa9ett oeee
Gdnere i'm Wagen, iaures AuffoBen, Stnten obeR
9rffen in osI Sers9rube, Senommenbeit oes Ropies,
belthIeuniatss ober ihneIes dtbmen, 9erbbetems
mun9, sn @eiuhI oes SrpurgtmeIoeHs ooer &rtits
tens, uenn man In lie9enoer Stelung, Buntte oosT
Rebe i'm Sebfrsis, 5ie6tr oosr humpfer ShmeB I'm
Ropi mQngelbaite Ausohnftung, eel6e 66lbung Der
Saut uub dugen, S1merB In Der Seite, Bruft, ben
@usbsrn uno pIosites 9elsDsrosn, Bremen TN
Riir peuia. DoIen BON RnbiUap's giqen Usreen
bas Spftm OQn allen ben obenaeHanHten Seeen bee
ireten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-27
GberteS 6. SIumbarot

,mpE.tIt flo ben Seiuderp OeS Sausnerss Seq
tuatous, Ntarfb., BeIetts, Srobs uno Bottt>
g9arttes nit folsenbeu Sorten ausst5dhntter
gSurft: gBieuer, Grantiurter, SpoHcr, Sbmnrten~
magen, Slutmurf, Brauuihmeigtr eeberDurhs
Salaui, gsroelatpurf. Corned Beef, setott uns
rob, ssiobte unb serduberte 3unge, geaadtes Rines
Heidi u. (. b. (6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-27
emredltd,e VuIper-GrrIoiiott. i.

Gan 6rau3isco, 25. Huauf. - Su
benz Erodeubauie Der y@iaut. Bomber Com
panp," In Der gdbe BON Wsfi= Serfelep, er-
plooirteu seferu 10000 Yfo. Buluer. 3wst
WeiBe uno brei &biueien wuroen get0otet.
Die Nameu Der WeiBen fino Soiepb 9etpis
unb 6. Buuce. Das @ebduoe marble tn
Atome 3eriprsu8t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-27
&urse &abeIOspeIdlsR.

- 8usIaub seftuttet bic soufrets @iufubr
bon 8Gnrsu bel Der Diitubuug beS Obi.
5InfeS bis gum Sanuur 1889 uuo bel Der
NiiubunS beS Seuiieiz8Iufea biS gum guoe
bee Sabree 1892.
- Sn Gaitbues, 5dottlanb, III Der ebe.
malige cunabiite SiuanSmtuifer cir Sobu
3iois i'm alter BON 68 Sobreu aefiorbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-27
GueIaao uno 5taTien.

Baris, 25. Gusuf. -Dns ySouruaI bes
8ebntsn ber0fentli6t eiueu Srief, pelden
elm iu3tuiIden 8efoueuer italieuii9er 9aupt~
mann in Rafopab sei9riebeu bat, uub IN
pel6em belielbe auaeinanher iest, baB bic
itaIieuiIGe Sftupation bon RafcDah Der
Breis ilf, tpsIder an gu9taub, bas ge9en
einen lleberfnu an rOtheu gieere gei6lBt
Al iein tptinidt, fir bic HIian3 be5abtt pur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-27
q}rpis q Gents pro SdadteI.

edfdt Brisfuarfe on 0abnap & Comp, Rr. 81,
DQuenFrose, Rewsgort, ais RoIia thr unisr beS
Ie6renbes BUD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-27

9oubon, 25. ausuft. - gs o.GIautet,
Die @r'Saiietin Guseute babe uuSebentet'
bus fe beabfdtige, ibr sauSes @igeuthum
ben &inbera yBIeus Flra's," Ssn Pt.u3eu
Bittor unb 9ouis uub Der BriuIeifin UtaIts
g1titia, 5u Oermahen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-27

Gubas BGbIft tin mi
gebt Fber unb psuIaHst Rdbwaq's unb ie5t bos
raIf, ba5 fG Der Rame -Jiabiua9- aui Dem, NOS
C,br Fnuft, befiubet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-27

8tiuss gut f9afft aeunbss 6lsiIb, ffarfe quotsn
rub rene Saut. 2ehndt Sbr, 6aB Guer (5ledh len,
Surt 9not5en etiuHbs olHe Snohtntras, unb GucE
G.l0geat an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-27
e,gpnueu tptu garneu perfIaaett.

2oubou, 25. gusuf. - S'DOuneu,
peI6er ttirslif isiueu 9tbeuproseB Sesen bic
,,Gimcs" ueIIor, bat BON Staten aus Ieiueu
SadpaIter telesrapbid auseDieien, cine 2ts
belli.aee sesen Sru. Baruea anhdngig 3u
ma6en, peil bteier G'0ouueu beidulOi9te,
saB er im @inuerf rfdnbniB nit Der !. GimeS"
buaheIte, oIs er Slase se9eu ieues Slutt ers
boz. ysa66em Der SadpaIter- ben Ratb
zines 8eGtsannaltS eiugeIo9eu bate, ihrieb
e- On S'9onneIl, bus oerielbe auf bic Grbez
buug elmer ioldeu RIuse uer5idteu iolle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-08-27

Nepsg Orf, 26. Au9uff. - Safe Sil
rain, Der SaufiGmpfsr, Iauste beute friib uuf
bem 3ampier rSobn 2ennor" bier on, unb
cine buuptid6li6 BON RidarO &. Sur iu's
Bert geieste Soatiou purOe tbm BON letuen
Eewunbereru III Sbeil. @r ertlGrte, er lei
bereit, nbermaIs NIT Sulliuan tn bte Sodran.
fen gu treten, penn ben 2etteren barna6 ge=
life. S,lrnin tpiro pabrIheinlid) ni6t auf
bic 9auer nab Baltimore Suriiftebren, ious
bern fidl tn Rep,g)orf nie0erIalieu.
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31
Items of Interest ritaed aF @ Gar Street Corners i}arias taz t.sst
 aa9tH EA5s.

Frank DoaYerwas sick last week,
 Thorc is work for the Democrats Monday, Don't neglect your duty.
 r. Lane and 4. E. Smyors made trip to Hindsyllle first of tho week.
 Uncle Billy Smiley and wife wis ited relatives a, HindsvilIe first oi the weeI,
 Dallas Pctross WAS in bed for 2 few days last week with bilious attack.
 Miss Minnie Lewis attended com moncement exercises at Fayette- vile ths week.
 Dallas Petross and Mss Fannie Kcnsll paid visit to relatives oi the former at War Eagle Mills first of tho week
 Our young friend James !. Wtl- son, surprised onl delighted hls parents Tuesday by his return from California.
 The Prairie Grove Canning es tablishment suspended operation for a whlle last week on account of shortage Of cans.
 For several nights tho jail bird have made the welkln ring with thor songs of praise of the camp meeting variety. This was not in spired by religious emotions how ever as .ho sequel proved. They were making great noise to drown tho sound ol the little ehisel git2 which they were cutting out. I he tailor awokc this morning to hud them all gono.-Demo crat.
 Can't something be done to pfe- vent this cry frequent occurrence oi prisoners breaking jail? It is be- coming deeldodly monotonons'
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31
 School begins F 4la

School begins he4Iag
 Geo. ". Hmris E one oIoaF aen subscribers.
 Horton Miller, ofRoserz. waa in town this week.
 Notice the reduced rates to spring feld and Colunbu3
 J. C. Covan, oueof our Lowca sub- scribers vas ia ta-d&y aH4 renewed his subscription.
 That truo anu tried DemQcrat, J. F. Blakemore Las our thanks for 9 subscription.
 JHo. F. Harris < Ere, gre baildinsa 3 Wase Teom in tae rear q Gaoig st6ea- O. d losieoeHt-y pefeha t 1aeu |. F. Deaycr.
 M AeCa5len, of Paris, Tex, Haz fa thecity several days tbis va#k. Here turned last HieHs, ieytrg at. arla ments to buy property al3 leeate here
 Bleekmore,s Haataaan &:irs4rels will glye B performance at tie C A R. lall ,o-nigHt. Admission E aud g cents.
 eaeHss haee fzsa eaLsfag e market quite fYeelg= =of l8tz hatuaaj et 0a@ are of aSa leEor.s5 quality
  D. Caelf 5tal, oGL5eas Kan Ht t3is.t l# ee4fteieRlstes aovteS tz szf aa3e to eitizsr eagtso 2 ;, s.se EEFe!5 bHzH= ross oe U bay : faEa.
 gae Harrison a a5oE.9a 1se f9ls E fasJ aasQmtag tte attitude of tz Is 1 tFaadcau party, aulis Lu4b-g Rowing to the solid South
 s.za Stokes sad Peter Geaasso Lac bought the ol1 Eseay ssst.a reepsHs from Gideon Eay laar, i--&elateG H.at4 starting aLev i5ge1Y stable.
 Why would Inc be iaeeeasz.as fae the Democratic aud Republican gIg#z to engage tn 8 public tiscussisn oT tAs 1 political issues Of the eegoPaigG?
 Hagh Reagan, Of tho sentinel IT, yesterday Ifom Fas ssssy.#,e. tsa 4.slt evidently had s9Meroia.e4s# a.s n.easaes, tut Es hE}e z9fe3 He faE F catch eu satisfactorily.
 Eartin { Livingston have 5 ..a their stock of goods to Ir. GaWood, for 2 farm of aAite riref 2sr. CSvood has moved tue soo4s 10 Rogers.
 From inc Rogers RopahLleaa va lea2n t5zt 0yas 7. Galley of hE place v..I pea& q 4 Eep5tI-eaa r2liy iu Bea,oavltto tomorrow. Geo. TfoQs ssa Isu.fg sfe ezs sez.#F ta sssse l3 a4=,- s.sk, ste-. . solid e}5zulE5,l aQl ts zsz9ss ..sz lH .iae l. aa4ke Cleveland {, a4. sae 4at ssss tas.a i I. a.z.g s.,- szs.s. bz=s tseyezasl5 e...t nave fleatf zosI5ss. ss-.z "a
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31
1 E EI LII A1DI I9.

A [. GHUECH.-SeTYIcos each ta sl and third Sunday both morning aha night. Prayer meeting every Thurs 8ag night. G4Ess-meHtI every ta.Ei sunday. Children Missionary Sgeif- ty every first sunday al 8:91F |. Ho- mans Missionary meeting lst FrdaN in every month at o9 FN. Sunday school at 3.55 every sunday. b ! DeaF- CT, Supt.
 frEsB44HKfAS GHrEga-Fteacnup every second sunday iG aath month, morning and evening. fea.arx meet ing every "Wednesday evening. San- day school every stmtay at f.zs.
 Br. 4. N Itssser.l'astof.
 F. Cir Tseu-SefKicCs first Sml- fay iii tpch month at the Baptist chirch at Il an and at Elsii
 Rev. Il, Il. selesSs. PRIa;ArtYE HAeTIaF.->arfiees eg- ery e4eoud sunday ia each mouth &4It. Saturday before. Sunday school S.54 AM.J l. Watson. Sup.
 - Ell. j |. Loving Paztof. Nfes!aHERY BAPTIST Services eF- ery tairsi sunday and q nigh. fia3 ef meeting every Tuesday uleat,
 F. ". Neal, Paste c. PaE2a4 raRl4&.=sefsieas at D. t;Sf. .el.gHcF e{a'rq# 4aa sunday. m fa iueand eyea.aa y Rev T.. fs5.e5=. lf#HsetA. =s,Isisa4 ever sHd9s at u2a. A4. sgpa E aagGl ete#1 st4fI.i.,4s sa,a P |. | afa.tze,
 HefA. <. BaHtlgi2#s" Haztaf. sevr.s. l5=!a#s aazHaafz 5azs# .aEea.= =9et 53 C e.E.e-zz ets]z ># #ssi..st1.
 F. |. N#an=s. -=--,.-' = -s-. se>'--' Y -'.-' - SECRET SOCIETIES, ETC. T.&=,. ks= Meet et hal 5zz I.sf =f.Efs=.1I Ftz=aez=s.iz=4 aa sH heIoss saI moon in eaeu moeth '. Atwood, See
 S.S&I. C0.-Neets first Monday in pacb month. ! D. Petro5s, Pre-.
 5UD. ;. Stafford, pee. r. '. Grant Post No. 54-Heesa = tcFHooHof fr6t saturday iHesrf iaeE-5tf and at mght gf tG5fd .SstdfddS lii tdeH month at C. <. R. hall.
 .Fonatlaa smith Gomn3hetr. !. r. Hall, AdiHt4ata
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

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 t4., f5s 2T esss fff.ses..= i.ssl- s#sss cs9 oS ga tAst
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 At .saso iat.osse} vfa ae.aaot. 2se gsst 3us are aessee c.a o. s1ats .ef lorg 5i:eat.#H.
 
 Ha aa a.efaa a=3 toNezt prices vll te #a2a3 e4 E Gee.
 raa9dy ms zee.ss hg tae les, Q! sefteaees.
 ET4SE IEG=s Good 6a5T4 l58 5a'fne ale=i.e HH.Hz sfa as# s#af t5 tha eitN sae ae a#H Hte @a 4sa#,lsa oa Hs5= i.t, ,5l..
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

I1ADg.--,s}Thy #aala nice heal,67 family Eoa RHe.
 Caunngs .--,it's heoa4ee a1anna auys a8 our goods Il f. F. Denver [ C2'a.
 Large assortment Of lady and ahitdraa eia4. 4l reeal wed sf 5. F. Denver 5. Co.'S.
 JasI Ifeeevel q larRa invoice az fsaaaa fer gtefa5 sed winter trats. saa are u6v prepared 10 make Iaw4st prices t5 the rtta.i eada 6a i5l t0 daalors. |. Y. DEAVER k Css
 Expressly y for tAs fadte5-te# hundred eIasEa. gaH ct oaea aHs laes your seIeot5eEs.
 ; r. DESEEa . Go.
 Politics 2 the al absorbing topsc ef tte day Groups cf men lro tc s5 sssn oa al ecfueft talking oH 5He probabilities of the c1mHnS election VI have sar opinion re e7fliue politics hat aa net aay z ta vii sa ne next President for we een's know ha4 70 eau say ths #e ase receiving 3r1 opeaiag ID tte test stnEk ot general re4aaal-e eoualsaag of dry goods, clothing to2ts aad sAee2. groceries &nd sasaase8rs ever opened 8p n ths market. PY ealing and sesng - xoa 4IH resaI2s fu!i xs!us ia re. urn, and aIii a,vnYs 5oop pssted la matters of!Htefe>t to soasseiFas. filis va D know. 3. 2. ps44ss D c.
 E. ? Deayee .s Ca., psy cesb fa1 2'l kieds of pto3ae2. That s 2 bar 'asp At E. r. Deayer : Ge., ssr }s eel U is sefy ofeaP.
 E. F. =Dssrsr t ca. have ssa,a jab5 in clothing to ci2ts oct very cheap.
 .T. Desgef < Ge.s'. fhsgs aana. sefes l!st af shite 8oota and taais fa.ees ssli .s.aa. Gae tsta e'esr s tie best , sont 5=sar ia toS n Sns oci} &eFt hF B. t. bzas4r : Ca.
 Z5ao.se f5s tF.o cigar # yos want sh- best lias aa3 filer.
 Ezy etss D 64r sap at !. 3esser & t5s's.of= =oaty b eeafs..
 5ane5 izzta-ee brza at5tls ezes z sHass @ay st H. '. Ieaver : - $.
 Ilsa za.l4sjes Fz5oes wii. b saea tsT sieFs asss gei5
 a4Js s-.zt,s s.isss eee5s forl.aQ. Gt.a oo.5ee Tor I.ees [ Hal, bes. eUpoH aiIl9r LOO 5 ibs g. e5a i.s for iae.
 Don't fe.f to caff aezH. |. razs.s { Ga.s auE thas. iss.azt.aa. saaa4 q saass Haa aeza laztean.
 llaase= =lza.-is.i. ...5sa iseazer : Go.s.ste scot tl.e @9H
 Those ? % uea's boots ea8. 2 3sleer l4 s, ste ..5slge.
 6as sa9es L5 rsgy mast s5-ee .s t..e ..es
 ft@a1af $ #o. 5l.irsf zoe .5
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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31
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 E Taast5 Iss7. Gaz aI za1-ala ~ aaaa trassb- t# tzs F#7rt W.ta s u rshoaa. ! ! "a Ea 8.s= HatlIa a5 saaBl- as-e#a esaeaert aad l.isrraof 3 te-l eal aes erred hiHt, and tz V -~s Eaa Lfa s#e enough lH prRlAg q ea cited ia onsy oIFe cs
 @ aga eacad v t here.
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 I#z Y 1*tllsts brazEgiss- aFa eU1ai Wasl Rafztstaut sn6
 sssa at 4asse.s d.#FYassa
 tas ar st u5t..os C. #agia5sr- as Je Ctrlars aad D!sIrAeee Els s.tzr tte Haet. Lad asea al 1zz6z pcs 5-ssf.5.s sH v-s ] eonaidcs sse ge -gsao. zie.sae,LesI D,
 z.t t5t e faTs.
 E=a.#fa9 sro7 6 long a5 e4s a.s aaz sss1a uF ta s#= AA 9saf =Ae saH go. ka1
 '.lz=la 1iEg4ie t.asrAoes az Hz EesE3g cItH s5sfiy s#l the ia Clark 4A1 UalsH oaRntseS. = Scr 5yse rsI -kB an3 say., es+.. z4l2 sa' ucts a1tsi J a5a's eCiis Ckoiars and Es7Eaesa a5sassg j. 8ss cured iue 4a1 ssas 6st .a lay s.s.s 3ss1aa}aT tc - aa HHs Hea sa.f EhaAHarlsio's Gei el tazltea and if-aztauea Remedy ts G.1 cgsE. soG lefl them | is tl4e sze. s5st a.es.ias sfar He3s All os tst Faa ,.s .E f.ae.ig. Glsia r6t noR laaak aiE fz1ta l. yeae medicine ! Ea4.z fs- tss5 te Gl ]. 1eio5 fos ataere esss ' ssz sa5a ils aso- T. G. STOUT, aaa5ar sA,a4 1al ia'sa
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

V. !. Par.ell retarned Monday from s trip to tae Indian Territory. He showed Ls eutso . curiosity ia the sbsfe e 3 horned ffoS @sieA he caught ou 3is S-g home.
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31
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CIT OFFICERS. i,t;

Mayor.-Millard Berry Recorder H. Bryant. Treasurer.-C. Pesrosa. Marshal-yi T. 9hafIis. Aldern ea.-B. J. Beaver. J. Y BaI |. ". ColJraue, ;. \. HaNton ". N Davis.
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31
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Found .3zp tiekete to spring @z#e'.I No. aud return fE.l5. Nh e5a.t aa Saat. : sa 4uHias.sa Good i#s return Sept. ,.
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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

' ' ' . t-l--E ' lIA1t7 - -
 The hest a4lsa ia tlo Wolfl fag Gets. ifa es s8tes, Heafss es.t aHcam, FoEtr sefss IesEe1, Gs p 5 tit-. s7ii.i55la5Hs, Ge5as aHa asl akin EraPtIags, -od posl..ge y cures '5ie. 5r He F7s fefafiatl. y is aaagaaleea te g.Fs 9eftect atis taetiaa. or u9ueF refunded. Price
 cents per box. For se.e by il 4. Hasl
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

LII accom- Iaa8e eita E. F. oe11er ta.iH nast=be tfi.s. at alzso 81 ta2s Ga .tlee,j ea ] #r collection.
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31
Proceedings of tae Democratic Clnb

AUjtEA4tir-A { Sa Ah 1SN-1N'a '@NA% > >@'--
 sp9iaglale, Arz, 'ss. Club mot pursuant to a4joaIa- ment. Minutes os last meeting read and approved.
 On notion of E. s. Williams 2 committee of three, eonsiating of B. s. Willsams. pr. D. Christian and Jno, r. stsiIerd, was aFp oiatoa to write an address to the Demo s- raey to be published in I'm Sfaf4s- DALE NEEs.
 On motion committee eonslst- ing of II. DaYis, G.Petroes and Jo [. Kennedy was appointed to pro cure a new fag pole. Said pole to be lo1 feet higb, and base to be of hickory,
 Adjournment,
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

Ga. vu John |. iIa'ris teas l t9raLl# 45atls#9i sewing maeaiae # 9-ls, els and paris.
 1hat laes.6e z eoael eaa De E. arie ,. ss1r br .@toaa Cure
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 Eii roa saJer with nra apenaa aud Liver Complaint Sastohss Euii'zar + guaranteed te cure yop sold iE #. A. pahr
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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

Ladies vii, fa3 # Dodson < Cos. the most perfect dtung shoes, hand made, silk seWod5 anu every pair Varranteod
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31
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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31
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Ire aeaast peglse. physo . ESQ 1hey srs v.<5gqus btt gsutls ;o theiy cp1gsG2a. hey elesasa the systa.a, sttnatste fhe Eyer go 3 tdg,tis5 ac,i5g, saa digestion aa5 Faafg .to hood. E -eu gcs pssd fee tt3stt ' g1ela ss#a .sey s,a tsAsAs gas feel ti&e xaS Fgfsoa
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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

ol!aIs ls..l 3H or s2&E's .& Is>.' s's
 I.aft woc1 a:fs. N. PoE oit adxes= tizea for hand bas Lat aha=aet the day Of the Masonic Picnic. Gag paY q cane oct SaaUr3@T noTaias and Saturday evening helest Ise. env ess hrac sht ta tais oljea " Bud Gabbert pith the wotd thst he s4s tao uetico in the pep.f Nhe wss it sa.l eavarti5ias dl4at pay :.
 E. Hoeket, recently of Kansas called in ts sos ps feesdag fna sabsce5beI for 4aa Hrws. a.F. uookett ears ho IS A &e publican but ls not afraid ta cass h. lot with the good people of th5s com. munity.
 J. (. Brown, of War i.&sl &iila4 vas up first of tho aeek= =to 6e ez amin95 by County Examiner ln- man. Ho made tb.s office a ehart cal and subscribed for Tna Nsws. Nr. Brown Is highly pleased W'th
 i2ro1. lnman & 6 county examiner and he informed u8 that he 7s,s do ing q eaod york fer the schools el ! dis county.
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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

Nieet9NEBY BAPTTsr.-Ser}iee5 eF- ery tlart ~anday and q Hi@bt. Prayer meeting every Tuesday nleht,.
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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

slcaa'sas nigtea, Ha5e ;aaeta a#e by 5l tafra.e eoa ah5l2A Gaes .s tlsf fal1e-. ! for 3eU. son yt tae
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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

PRIMITIVE 9AeIIaf.->arfieas eE- ery e4eand sunday ia e2eA Eau1s &4Ia Saturday before. SaaIa3 school 5-2' AM. .JI. Watson, Sup.
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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

c. PaE4aY risRl4& 4&.-Sersieas at 1p- fist et4rrh every ..a sunday n ata inEaad evening, hy l,ey.5. II. hei.es=s
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

}fzIEx1a.. =sssIsi5tf ever sa9eas at zasa. . t. slpdaE seGs4l eteH2 4sHsi.<4 at P |. E 4af4a saf,, sup.
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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31
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f4REs8ffHKTAS G!ueEga-ftesCi9ug every second sunday in naeh month, morning and evening. H1asHTx. meet ing every TeduesdaE evening. Slgn- daY school every sunday at 5 f.z.
 fr. \ N. aiister. Pastor.
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

E. Cir It9.ou-SeIaicCs first SuH- fay iii tech month at the Baptist ch,irch atll am and at night
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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

E. F. Daareg t Ca, have s4e1e Jab5in clothing to cl2ts oct very cheap.
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The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

aazt faea1va1 Jorge invoice q f,aa4s for tie faii sgd winter trate. saa sre nov prepared 10 make law=st prices U the rcte.i trade ez aht t0 daalora. E.P. DEAVsR lss
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

5. ?. Deayer .s Ca., psT ce ! f11 2} kipls Of pta3aee.
 That 2 bar 'esP at E. r. Dsayev : Gs., ssr ] , cents is sery cheap.
The Springdale news., 1888-08-31

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-14

On Sunday the lady superinten-
dent of the w. c. II. u. flower
mission, composed of young girls
under her care, took out 260 small
bouquets with n neat card with a
scripture text attached to each.
Elder J. w. Webb happened out to
preach to the prisoners and he took
occasion to say to them that the
flowers were not brought because
they were thought to be martyrs or
only worthy of pity and not blame,
but to remind them of their mothers
and sisters and homes and gardens
with the hope that it might help to
stimulate them to good thoughts,
and resolves to reformation. Miss
Parmenter sang solo, two Of the
girls sang Home, Sweet Home; one
of the prisoners played while many
joined in singing gospel hymns. A
brief, practical, hopeful discourse
and prayer closed the service for
which more than one expressed
thanks as breaking the usual dread