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The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
"OLD MAN DARDENu
AN APPEAL FOR AID FOR TIE FAM. IiY OF THE UNFORTUNATE
 MAN.
His incarceration Leaves Them in Des. titute Circumstances and Nis For mer Life Entities them 10
 Consideration.
10 tue Editor Of The Gazette.

To the Editor of The Gazette.
 FL DORADO, ARK, June 25.-l en' close you m appeal for aid toI the family of Dck Dardeu, clipped from the Sentinel, our county pa per, of May l6. Ii consistent with your ideas of propriety we wopld be glad 10 have you publish t and call the attention of Democ ats throuehout the State to this ease Of most fiagraut injustice and perse- cutlon of a fellow Democrat
 The character of Darlen has been mlsrepresepted, even by some ot the Democratic new spapers, doubt less from transformation, and inius tiee to him would be glad to have you publish to the world bis true character, as given you by one who knows him intimately from his child hood. He has been represented as | drunken sot aud worthless fellow Nothing could be luther from the ruth. He has never been habit ual drinker, though on rare occa- siens he has beeu drink.
 He is hardworking, honest, poor man who by his own labor has made support for his family. His two older children arc married leaving at his home now q wife and five children; only two of whom are large enough to work and one girl. But for assistance render ed by friends the family, robbed ct it's head, would be in actual want of the neeessaries of life. For honcs- y, integrity and true courage, he stands as high as as any man in his neighborhood, whore he was raised and has lived all his fife He scrv- ed faithfully through the whole War as private soldler in the Confedor ate Army. lis loyalty to hls eoan- try, his ,ace. his paItS, his friends, his cqnyictions of right is as pure, ns ardent and true as Chat of any man who ever wore the gray. such  men always havo enemies, and Dick is no exception, and to his honor be t said that 1t is the want of these same noble, manly and God given traits III his enemies that make them such.
 The story of his conviction and sentence is a familiar one. The req son for 1t intimated in the appeal published. His was the only case in the county where so much had been charged, and It was hoped that he could be driven to lmphcate othors. It failed only because there  was no other ease. and Darden would not swear to lie to save himself.
 Will tho Gazette, as the repre- sentative of Southern Democracy bring this matter before its friends and assist in relieving the aflictionS !of persecuted brother? Our poo pie have responded liberaliy, but his lawyers are to be paid, as well bis family supported, and any Dem. oerat who contribute to this cnl does 2 righteous act.
 J. C. WRWur.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
An Appeal for ~D.ck, oagden family,
J C. WR5ear

An Appeal for Dick Dagden family,
 Fl Dorado Public Sentiment
 We are informed that the family Of k. ". Darden are in destitute eircumst anccs Mr. Darden will be remembered as Inc man who was recently convicted in the Federal gonrt al Little Rock oftte charge of driving q negro from the polls at Lisbon at the last November eiec tion. This, while it may be, and doubtless IS source oi temsh plea- sure to the enemies of the Demo cratic party, is equally source of modification and sorrow to every friend O. that party and of hue su- premary. He was guilty of no crime and his offence was such. as was truly said by the St. Louis Re public, as "should hay q been pnL- ished with : SD fine n 3 police court The hatred of thc Democrat ie party ana uot Darden, Was the snotiye whief prompted his arrest, : eoEclesiyeiy sheNn by tbe proaosi- ion male U am by Gle supposed s''foTmer aenegadc, ex-oons crigt
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
A \ .asl..t 5=

G Y Nelson a Hraoa4ya5 cane uot -.e sy2all feeHge De ratiar tIgltaess sn taeeaes1 Hefag1 retiring, he tl.ed u dra@ long breath 3Hl found it aimost impossible. He satefej tafa tstpe lt8H aas sitteoHis. and t4e doe,ofs gave IiIm af Df. Aek- CTS English Remedy for Consumption saved hlm aIa l#e i5 s,ef te<ase sold bv N WintoH
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
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There will be application presented to the County Court of Washington County Ark. at its .Jseix tesm. fer a new road beefniHa at the BaH taNille and IlultsallieH Haaal 4a q Heiat between Josiah tl3ttehs drd Il. ' Ma Q. tleace south 5a the}#Hd oFff T Lyon. 5htGee soelhNestt ta the laH5 9t ; B. Sanders. thence west one mile 70 the had ot L W. Smith; thence southwest to the lana et 4. Hewitt, deceased, thence vest t8 lntersect the Sprinelale and Hunts vile road
 IAl5 Jt4ue }. 1889.
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The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
DUTY TO YOERESLf.

It is snrprls.ns th4t rcope will rse a e2samoa, etdifaey piII when 1T z etn sc ere valuable English ooe for t,se san money. br Ack- CTS pills are . positive cure for sicl, headache and all liver taoub- les. They are small. sweet, easily taken and do not gripe. For saie at ". ' Wln.on's d.as .taEe.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

The Free Psess Is without question the Greatest Literary @la Humorous Papef HOW before the American pec- pie. Il k not a new aspt.ant for pub ile favor, established over fifty years ago, It has stood the test of time, and Is today stronger, better auu more pop nlar than eVer-t29 eco subscribers af- arm its surpassing excellence. Tie funny sketches and sayings ol 4uefrcc Press are everywhere quoted and laughed at, Hiiie .u respect to literary excellence il will comp are layorahiy with the expensive maPaZmes. M. Quad, Luke sharp" Eva Best. Rose HartWick Thorpe. Chas. r. Adams Ham:Aon Jay, Lizzie Yorke Case, Bronson Howard, Ii. (, Dodge and a host ot other faYorite writers, con tribute regularly to it's col~mns Re cogni1ing the growing demand for first class fiction, The Free Press Las Oilel .
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
BucKLEN's ARNIc.A s4AYE

The best SaIye in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, UloerS Salt Rheum, Fever Scros, Tetter, Aap ed Hands, Chilblaius, Coens, N all Skin Eruptions, and positiFNg cures Piles or no pay required IA is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction, or money refunded. Price D cents per box. For sale Il. by 4. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
DO NOT SUPER M Ies.fR.

knowing.that q cough can be cheek sd ill a day, and tie first stages of eon- eamption broken i'll q week, He hereby guarantee Dr. Atker.s En&iish Rene ay fel Consumption atd ii retHa the money tc Ei wbg buy. tase I as per direction and do not aRd CUR statement correct. For sale II " |
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The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
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8 2 are having sems Ffe6## e5sea CT.
 Most ol the farmer ar 8sEe Plowlng.
 Mr George Cluer died .as. s4l4r. day He has many friend. ie mourn his loss His family has the best wishes and sympathy If all neighbors.
 We have had TWO weddings since i Wr9it tefore. Frs WIS 8f. V IT. tors and Mrs Condeid faeY seem 10 be very happy Iat ia peeple
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
Mfst ELLA SEbI

hy 5prIngdale tayiliary Bible So ct has bihles, test8msnls and portions on salo at Y !. Nia.a. $
 H. DA614, Pres. ! ?. iiorsfoNl Sle
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The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
PROMPT EtSS

First cold tten cough, then con sumption, then death. T took Dr Acker's English Remedy fer Consimr ton the moment began to cough and l believe It saved my life N alter \. Wallace. Washington. Sold RY " Y. N in.an 2
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
G3, ,OCC.GC in Cash

prezs fer tue three pest coua S.oues of 6d .o00 words elch \ number of the best writers haNe announced their lH- teutsou 10 compete.
 In addition to the many other spec iai feamTe2 II s the Intention pub Hsh seetluHs of
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
The InYaIiG sast.

Many scemjn Y fa=afaH #e- ot blood poison eafaalb. sefafala a. | 4aeanatlsm have basH eHHqe b 5 B 5. Botanic Blood haim3 i, made ty the .'o1j Balm ea. 6. iaat5, Ga. Write t1 then for book filled with convincing proof
 C V B. Raider, living seeeh miles from Athens, Ga vrte>s For several years I suffered 2d. running ulcers, UMot doctors :res'. ea and pronounced iae, < single bo,ae ot |. t. a. 4a ma aofe good than ali the doctors. [ kept on using # aad very u.eer heated.
 D. C. Kioard & Son. Towallga. .5g., writes: We inducea neigh to try B. B. B tor catarrh, which he t'I9pgi gitincurablc. Us il had resistes ii treatment | delighted hlla, q coatiArrg z it's use ho VAS cured sound aud we'll "
 F. NJ Lawson. East Point Ca writes My wife had scrotnIa E years. She kept giowins worse. She lost her haly and her szin broke out fcarfulIy Debility, emaoiatioH and no appetite followed. Alter physicians and numerous adYer- used medicines failed tired B B. E.. and her recovery was ralnd and complete" "
 Oliver Secor Baltimore. Md. wrl,cs: I suffered from N eak back and rheumatisrn E ! 5. Las peo4- en to bc the only medicine that gave nc relef'
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

Young nan, lf y9a lsy, the ltch or any gasa .ifsease. Tog ear't te to puck II curing |. so buy u oaee 3 box of Hunts Cure. Guaranteed to cure. Sold by Nintoa.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
NeTarfft6r.r. .pea.sfl1.s

And those troubled with nervousness resulting rom care or oYerw0rk will be relieved by taking
 Brogegi's Iron .itta1's. t;enlana hes trade mark and crossed red ines on wrapper.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
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Notice k hereby givaa teat t6e ttn- dersigned. AdHiafstrdtaf at the eafaie of James RetleH. lats ef Xsshiaetan Count, Arkansas, ease1. viii Peti- ton the EfGnate Count - Szsa Count. itt },s June tesn tsss. 9ar u aale4 ta 1rii so much ot th,s iau6s md telameafs 0t safd estate a5 Ha8 la necessary fa GaY the deht5 thereof and taat se=h psiItlan W'libs heard CD Friday. ll.a 2otll ,.,.} ol June lss3
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The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
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EDITOR OF HE NEWS: Please an nounee in the columns of your val uabie paper that we are sole agents for St. Patrick's Pills, the most perfect cathartic and liver piits n tho market They not only physie but cleans the whole system; purify tho blood and regulate the liver and bowels; they gre vigorous bn1 gel tie in their action and can always be depended upon. Sold by Daily
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

Tbe Walker. Iowa, News, says Our old friend, Robert Bard, oi Anscatine, Iowa has been secretary Of the state senate ahG au active politician for yeare Dat was never generally known nnttl he had the coiic, and used ChamberlaIn's x Col lc, Cholera and Diarrhaa Remedy, and got into one of their advertise- meut.. "Nl~ hr Is famous. Here Is N hal H.. Baitd s5d Ntlie in Des Mones, vaa lakea s .tA | severe attacl. of bowel complaint Fortw days sIf scd n.leiisa ;. trying several asuL stores a9d pay ing them f.r reloE, bat in aiu. l finally bought 2 small bottle of Cbamborlain's Coiic, aAa.,ra and Di,arhoa Gemdy and i've doses ot that brought me out all ileiit. Il costs es- than the 4rag store paep. arat .3ns aHi | hare tha balance for future use. l consider t grabi remeuy. -J amt 59 >gat 5otsaes q Il. A. Daily's.
 There is nothing unccttmn about the effects of Cha .ayriaiu eolic, Cholera and DiarIuo'a Homo7y. The t:tct i@, # is t1e nesHata. hon in the market that can atWays be depended npo., and that Il K plcasani tn take. 2o and b ec1I bottles Tor sale by Il, A Daily.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

 NOTICE H6R 5i.IG AT!0N
Iapa Gaice +. Ha ssHu Atk ttDfa 88tf tL-p

June 3ati lS99
 AGtiee ' hereby given tha the tol- tow ag-aalaezl settle ae Glol u0tica al bis intention to make .iual proof in si6qfGgt= t=tt .t!s et.i.n tnt shat sad proof \ T ae male before oHniy iedge CT n his absence thr County Clerk Wash agtaH Co. iTES a taYettesll.e Ark.. aa Fffg. l2th. 1379 VIZ, }ahn < Seeds ' | 1,a e5 tos. h. & G SE e.tc 23 aaa &l-3 f, S@ NY aea 3+ T8 Is ~ E 9 N
 Ilt name tHe following witnesses To Ta1e A.5 continuous fc-idente upon aita eaitf*afiaH=at, 5atdi IuU3, vll: M 9afz.8a'gs.iohG zeri3n F. sanders, }e5af Ni.ht* aHfat @Pf.nsddle Ark.
 tt4V Helz,,.l zEho desWa7 t0 protest agaast as6 allowance of sgcl, proof, T #Aa FaaHs U. a#ix sIae.0Htial req son. lafie' ne ItN sar regulations of Interior Department. why such proof should hot Lt allowed. will De given Ill eppertenit E.,t the above nntlon- ed tune ai4d 36e 70 cfGaS-eX amino the witnesses oi said claiment and to offer evidence II robuttale ef that submitted As e.ai ant H. (. TlproN.
 Ro ster. Nine and toa ounce Denim and bagk 8YeraiIs. 60 cents per pair at 5. r. Deayer < Cos,
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
WE: HA NE

HE Skvs is p,eased to announce lie completion ot special arrange ments wherebv1t is enabled to offer its readers NO of the best Of faml Y journals toI aut 5istIa more than tae price Gf oDc.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
NOTICE FOR PUBHIGATIOE.
Lad 0d5E, at Harrison Aris
 LIlne , ls69. 1

June iSo9. ]
 N6#.se 5s Hsseis4 gffal tAa tha I1l- zaHih.z aa4desi setter ha1 ailed notice ot alsiattr tsa1 ta make ftgti proof iii s84fpaHt at lf.= L. isssuli .hat 4aIf proof 1 usazte uetHz e@fsty .t'Ge or a sHsefzts tae taaHaa airfE Na@il- frotea Co. : -l-.. -It eEFe= u -iig. t5t a.4 sla49 25. .s ta Ha 4j3,a... fIl- HaH F '. ss#f 69# L.. sa5z -. kz
 Lie name h. sa4aas lni vi t.t>5ea tc HEa4. i=s #aazaaEaaz zssE4es5.- per aad #eazieaf af. s.ae. !sHr H Sgs- ,e Weave .#58lz ht#eaaa.''t, l}nC- ' leon faaas G5esea aH es spring AaitHy Afz.
 aae as5aa sHf 6,a s.s Jo pl5ieaC .zeaz zi=e=z#l s#sH4e zs ze#H proof, or ' .ie thoNs=sif asf5 =.zss3a,eatisd reasoE. under tie iiW .ad regulation ot the 'u- tefia4 DePaft8seat whF sfa.a proof should net 7e allowed @tH. 8e eE'rJl aa opne1t1af = e,2a a.ost5onc Hz=a=ztha =sfl6a= ttH Hz#tsz=,.A .,.i.isl. .t.e =asses - sgd ela.m9st, n ;G 9Ftienee sa rehltta. of t,fa' spamttet Hz afaiiA H ,te IzPI1S. i.es ,t"r. j.. ,. NIL tttF.
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
NOTICE F6f, PUBLICATION.
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Iaa Ef fI ark
 June.
 Eot5e9 E ei .JI A- '.- a0fng- sts #..a,r ot lis ieteatials ts1ztalHe s5sl..l lraa ~.'t port at hia els.a aa. t4at ,a,o r.. { NH L. nasgs t.a.. Ee." ., hI5 absaH 5}s eaa X azztafz Aaa Ii Hafet tsti5.4. fs.. stz .His 9a fsa .tanos t.:l pa. Na7 & NSee 27
 Ietanes .lz. ss#5 owing -s. 5tHl prove .}S =1ai IsHz51Hs 'r5tuencr 1Inl- .si=tl ealti.as54.l sait, land all Aaa- se.i v aea5 .i75a 33i.e bf8=f Ben amiI. faiaaH. tamea Macon ,I ui Sprifg NaiHe,, -srk
 Any Hals5u sao Ga.ia,7 t0 protest agaIl.5s tac= a5' 5'g7sazte n: su>3 proof. oI knows oi any substantial reason, ltn- s=i tissf=E4g And f.ss#f.ftsoH7 ef ,l,t ji- terioT Department Hhv suvH pHoo. ehould aat oe dliasNea aiG he given aH opportunity IT the ,have mentioned time and place to cluss eAamiia the witnesses u s.i55 sidiu@u and 10 0f- fer evidence in rebuttdl c. that uLmit - ted 0y claimant, ii t. TIT0N
 Register L. E HAI.I., Att44
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
HOW u0CTOES CONQUER
 DEATH.

n Walter x. Uamaoaa sas At= tel laHe experience l i8fa eaHe L. fa= s5Heiu ion that t@9ztsasIa of au saaths .30n coughs. paaAa.a1tia a3td eeasaMptcu. ul. 4e- pe asoHtea i a1E. -tehcr's tn.. s' !ieta.c. ei tz.aHzaI aan WeIe pniy Cd eft l. ased | IT.
 1t positive 8uai4ntee byW ' Nmton
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
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The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
Land Office T Harrison AIk.4
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NoGce is hereby gwen ,h@ the f0l- lowing HauetI setter has filed notice of his intention tp mal.e .taa' proof in support ef i4is eIaiH. and that said proof will be made before County Judge a1 iu Lis absence the CountY cierh. Washington Gu, AIk. d !ayettegilv. Ark on July 20 loea yi2; Bussel Wea- Vel. - L %8 1s#5. fol It.le < r = r. X 5 l. \ [ zee 54 i'f Is x R = N
 He names tfa following N4,nt ases s.5o prove his eoHsHuoas le,idsaee rpOu aHd eHitiYatIesi af stid ia.aI viz. James Gibson, James Macon Benjamin F .eilff#aa Iei4n i4aekialn j.5i et spring 3diiey aIk.
 Auy geEeal via desaes to protest asUa,t taea.faNaaco z. such r:-oof 0r Who lsHo8s 9t a,Y substantial reason under the taN aHt fttHiatins uf the h. tersof Department why such proof should not Ee allowed, N T le given pt appGftuuty at tle above mentioned time and place t0 crpS5-eXaniue che Wtneses of sa3.! claimant aud tu offer eyidcl ' in re5J.t,ai 7f that ulmttoG by clamelt II ( TIgIoN Gegislni
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The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
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The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
Sp"iRgdaie Markets.

Corrected every Ihursday
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The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

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The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
nTfme and tIde wants for no man" :"

Time and tIdo watts for no man. :" An occasional dose of Cheatha4' : ChIll Tonic often saves you from : long spell ot sickness. No cure. ro ray Sold by Winton Little spells ot fever, lattie eHli5z so bland.
 Makes inc mighty gsasefaHd sia3 0nt tae se, band l iitNe Of Chaatham Gnu Ionic taken HOW and tEeH Makes the handsome v5mea = : lhe healthy oD.
 Sol U ". Y 5utoa
The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
NOTICE F98 PUBLICATION.

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The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-18

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-18

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cation is of interest to everyone, but no
one interested in the lumber business
should fail to read it. The price ol
this artistic as we'll as practical work
is 80 cents.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-10-02
German Hill.

E. E. Zuendel and wife of East
Hickory, we're the guests of Commits
sioner Ledebur on Sunday last.
Jas. Church Of Church Hill, passed
over this place the other day with a
span Of Percheron mares which he
had purchased in Mercer county.
They are dandys and no mistake.
John Deikrager and George Hilse-
man are at work clearing on their
farms; with their vim and vigor they
will soon be classed among the pros.
porous farmers of this vicinity.
Mr.. VIM. Smith of Allegheny City,
is rusticating on the Hill at present,
and having a good time with the boys
killing squirrels. The bangl bang
of the gun can be heard from early
dawn till dewy eve, and l tell ye there
is heap o. noise for the small amount
of game brought in. Guess there
ain't many squirrels; when we get
time to hunt we will let you know.
The young folks met last Saturday
evening and organized their debating
club, mention of which we made last
week, and following is the list of off.
GERS: G. Hilseman, President; F. Ii.
Deikrager, Vice President; Miss Em.
ma Kiser, Treasurer Miss Anna
Kiser, Secretary; Miss Anna Vock.
roth, Assistant Secretary. Regular
time of meeting is every Saturday
evening. /.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-10-02

Der, teacher: Number of pupils enrolled,
males ~, females 10. Average attendance
males 10, females 81 per cent. males 80,
females SO. Those who have been present
every day since they enrolled are John
Anderson, Joe Miller, Geo. Dickinson,
VIM. Bruce, Fred. johnson, Mollie An
derson, Anna L. Anderson, Annie Beck
with, Carrie Jorgeson, and Seora Ander-
son. Those who were absent only one day
are Tony Sodergreen, John Gildersleeve
and Jennie Carlson. Patrons are invited
and become co-workers.
Room No. 2, Mrs. A. DeTIacey, teacher !:
No. of pupils enrolled, 81. Per cent. of
attendance, 90. Names of pupils who have
been present every day Harry Erickson,
John Stnneman, Oscar Carlson, Gust Carl
son, Severine Carlson, Fred. Dickinson,
John Swansle, Amiel Kopf, Alben Ander-
son, Tillie Jorgeson, Jennie, Anna, Lizzie
and Beda Anderson, Jennie and Hulda
Johnson, Emma Bruce, Josie Strack and
Alma Carlson. Andrew Bankson and
Minnie Jorgeson were absent only one
day.