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Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
On farmer marbet.

0iget at Sobn 8stsr, iom eiebe en-
Sarm Is Wfil bsrfrd, fanotes frrleoen
Dag / ct llbbus tilbsrenoe Matt gptps
srs, bsrettes fra Gpnbs. Den SilItuno,
2iget bar /, pg ben SmItGnoiebco, at
ct Spug par iurret fat ON genene,
tboeoe paa, at bet MATTE pGrs fl9bt
ct Stptts benab 9eten, ~efterat Manoen
bar bob. Der bar to au9leIaar /
9rpitet. 2iaet bar osIaa i en- Itart
Splesnin9stilitanb. GisnIpnIig bar
Moroet fleet fire 0ase forro. gedsrs
Sefte pg 8ogn iaapeIiom ben Mono,
Der iibit par iummen meo BAN, er fprs
fpunbne.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
2NtrneCntn.
@pn 0urnc on Ct apnt flnhntte.

Zen fsrite Speoe til Gaulep at in
sartnoe aars Ssit Tom til Marteoet
rsNog ben lobe bs. llbbpttet bar
n 26 SuIbels pr. Icre, ps Sbeoen
Srdhen go. | Iprthern.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
Jnoldnoet.
antpu.
5oranorius | Stleiuntarteruc.

6or be uafbansis. s.Iefcnlinier /
bra sr Der u~barbsipet npe Selefon'
rtr. Repr9fsntant.r fer iumtIis.
[nisr bdpbe Msbe | 9es Wtpines
fnseug gftsrmiboas | BEN Inleoning.
Fotil bar Sarterne p9ret bersgnst eff
b BIT glntal af Counter, giennem
Flt, Der Ear p9ret t%elsfcneret. Tstte
anierte flor lllempe / Sosboloeriet.
brsfter ital Der betoles pr. Nil ION
Fssr; 5pr 20 Dill .rIGggss 20 Gents,
nil % Gents, 40 Wil 80 Gents.
nil 50 Gents, so Mil 40 Gents,
9il As Gents, 70 Mtl so Gents, pg
IGngere Siitancsr l Gent pr. Mil.
resn lanse ital be uaf1un9i9e 2elcs
|rmrnb otter babe Mppe for at orsfts
E1Iig5sben at at oanns en- fat 6orbins
Eit.
Oil BRUCE SouasGul iaapiot mnIist.
6,y,Fter ftal Der peb Statens Sniff
ftjontr brusss Sui proouceret t Soma
ett bill iise, iaa meset oeraf iom bel
flIls. 8ulforbruaet peo iamtlige
Ft0tsns anitaltsr gdar pp / Sunoreoez
timber Dollars bpert Iar. Soipds
FuIhdnoIere bar l9nse tlaget cper, at
III inoferes fra andre Stater til Brig
Sppurmninsen at be nGpnte sniff
fitonsr. Oct npe Soaro Of Control.
IN bar OpIpn meb ale bisie, bar MI
fHot Sreoe til ale &ulbdnolere / Sta
tneo Spfproring til at inblepere
FnNuo paa 2epering al Sui for $780,
". 0ertiI tnDttes en- gemGrtning
p, at hi baaber at bolbe Stsritepars
fof be Psnse, Tom forbruges til 9eoz
9'FoloeIien at be forItielli9e SnItitus
Fnsr, inben Dor e9en Stat; men Ri
Ftsr | pibeite uoitretning at inbbppe
Rcnturrance for oerpeb at fire ps
Of bsofte &palitst og til be Iapeits
|r1er, Ri ian opnaa."
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

Sens Carlton. Clinton. Sorpa.
orutusrs fcrlepsn Dag pua eli oinstar
/ RisfsNppiFOoen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

@uitrusn Iepcbe .nbnu uopaa 1agn,
men bapbe life IGnse isien, iagos Ca
Qerns.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
Sismard ital gieuopbpsses.

HsIurancsfolt er begnnot at antomz
me for at prbne lit WelemoGrenoe meo
be 9~ranblibts, ftripss ben 10oe BE-. ira
Yismart. Speralt ices ar6eioere
iaung meo at rDobe uRt Ruinerne.
Hirit Rational Yant bill lahe opfsre Ell
Notwithstanding iitebetfur ben neos
branbte gpgnins. ganfbpalpinsen
aabnebes imprses, pg Snoboloet funes
tes aloeles ubsitaciget. Npribern pa
ciFc bill Itrar poubsgpnoe 9lrbsioet meo
Opfprelfsn at en- 5ragts os pasiasers
~Ttaticn, be branolibt Sisbmano bar
lsiet lsbiss aptalsr, cs als gbgniugss
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
mtsrnnnn.
apuofat Gid nomiucret for apnsrtsien.

Jcbn s. SD / Ga Grosie bfep oera
Iteos ben lite os. enitsmnis nominerel
al Zoe Sonsresoiitritts Fepublitanere
llteoetfor Siitrittsis nip9renbe a0us
gresmanb, Widael OriH,n. General
Griffin baDbe Deb Yrim9rpalgsns fun
Naat libt pper en- Srenieoei al 9ele9as
terne paa fin Sioe, % Fan bilnttebe
fig til at fere 9ampen IND til Soncens
~tionen. 9ans Wobitanbsre Hog 2aa,
at oa ban for TO 4ar iiben blec 9jennos
mlnerst, bapoe ban siort bet 2sfte, at
ban Tile piloe isge en- anpsn 3ermln.
0ette beneeter ban ielp; men oct brugs
tes iaIfulp iom argument imoo BAN.
o9 bet meb COB 8irtnins.
llnbpesne straHanser iaffet.
8il GaHsrtp pg 5rso Morrotp. icm
forIeoen Dag brso fig uo al 59ngFiet |
Suofon, fatteoes Nat til Onsous nGr
Grantsburg at SbsriH Gaoe. De blep
Itrar fsrt tilbase til Suo'on.
Oar nsppe Sarst anrn paa Is Mar.
Martin SlIpn / 8Idct Giper Sans
blep / 5bprsbass unberisat al 2sgerns
Iaion og &robn, bpprefter ban Ienos
tee til Sinbsipseaiplst / MenoOta.
SlIon bar p9ret tjsnbt Tom Ell Rorin9
babe / Sadipn og 9rempealeau Gouns
IN be iibite 20 aar. San fsrte en- fin
gut % bar lenge / 9inosn ipm 0clcs
ipiler / 9unielas paa Guncet. Sdn
bar piit life pGret Gbru nogsn Dag i
be iioite Is 4ar.
Gouper eiennomineret.
paa Hepublitanernes 9iitrittstcns
benton / lite apner.sbitritt s~isnncs
minerebes $. u. Cooper at Hacins rsp
INFLAMMATION. Gountierne Rod, Wals
NORTH, 8reen, 2afapette, Racine oa
aeno'Fa nbsier LITE aonsrtsoifrilt.
Nislpffet glpnbrine.A
Wtecens bet ~ipogaaenoe Gbicagr C
Northpeitern p~asiasertos Snsbas Ifs
ten 6enitob pau ct Sioeipor peb Setter
ion og penteoe pua, at bet norbsaasnbe
IRA Ituloe TONNE forbi, siorbe fem
cramps ct 5orise paa at plpncre Iass
fa9srerne. 80 at benz sreb fat pao
Isiiitant Supt. Woulton, iom flor
ube paa Platformen, ps be andre began
Jig ino / 9o9nen ~forlanste, al pas
fagererne ituloe gipe fra fig, bpab b
bapos at Pense os 0arbiiaser. Spns
buttsr gropn os Supt. Moulton cptpo
Sompen. De tum / ct traftist 6aanb.
gemGns meb Rsperne, os bet lDtfeoes
BEN at sribe tire at be fem. 9e andre
to tom zig pet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
Trpetelist cptrin | Central Gits.

Gre Menb - Spmmer s. g. 9ios
oinqs, Go Shannon og Sad Wear -
er bsbe Tom 5slge al ct frpgtelist Sps
trim, bpprtil Qariagen enbnu life er cps
tlaret. SEdnnun orep ct SoarcingGus
/ Germ og ct / Central Gitp. Selu tils
braate ban Natten / Germ pg lob !Sus
Itruen fsre 1ilipn meb Suist / Central
gitp. S6orsbag Wprsen ri. $50 Tom
Shannon til Central GitD og p9ttebe
9pmmer GiObings. Spub Der fcresit
mclem be TO NGno / Gontoret, beo I'M
oen; men be tpm pluoielig ~itprtsnce ut
paa Gaben / fulbt Slagsmddl. Sbaus
non bopbe en- Repploer / Sadnoen, oa
Sad 0ear isgte at title benz ao, men
blep Ituet at Sbannon og falNt sie6lits
ielta eeo ON. 9erpad itieo Sfnnnon
pou @iobin9s, fem ban trdi ! SOpeost
meb Osoen tilfelge. Sad cpIsste fan
Suftrusn, iom ban ilOa meo Repolosrs
tplben pper Sppeoet. Sun bar enonu
life Ituaet pp. pa ban taritst los paa
bsnee iaa lGnge, inbtil ban trceos, bun
moatte pqre oso. 1T Fan fat ! en- anosn
Repplpsr, bpormsc han itlsb ia isIp.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
3ar neppc ueret eoru paa Is Mar.
COOPER %pirnnominerft.

pda Republitanernes 9ifrittstcns
BENTON / lite aonsr.sbitritt sienncs
minerehes $. u. Cooper af Hacins rsp
attlamatipn. Gountisrne Rod, Bals
NORTH, 8reen, 2afapette, Racine og
aenoi9u ubsier LITE aonsresbitriit.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
apGtbefrre | aarsmeoe.

"Sputb 0afota pharmaceutical Iss
location" tpm iammen til Msbe /
Mitdeq iibTte Snsbdg. Strsbag 4fs
ten bappe 9bsns 9ruggiitsr og andre
gorgere foranitultet en- Deception /
Maipnic Saq, bppr Der bar minbit 100
Wenneiter tiliteoe. Snsoag Morsen
aabnebe Screnin9en lit regul9re 5ors
rstningsmeoe. Gmbeosm9noeres Gapz
porter piite 5crsningen / en- iunb 5ils
Itano, og ben bapbe pgiua gicrt spos
6rsmitribt. E~r9iibent 2ohr fra GItels
line tog Pdtentmebicins 5abritanterne /
STOLE / lin Rapport for ben Wdabe,
bcorpaa be hupoe inrst fig unna 8risss
~Itatten, idalebes at oenne falbt paa
qpotGeterne, cg ban ppfororebe Sore
ningsn til at pebta9e fuaoanne Seitemz
melier. ium funoe bringe 5abritans
terne til at bstale fin Del al Stattebprs
ben. - Sm Gftermibbagen bapbe
Sruggiiterne fine athletiite Spslier i
llniperIitetsparten.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
@uuernur BRIGGS Srrnirfrlie.

5reba9 Gftermioodg bleO Bu0err0r
!. q. Briggs jOroiite 2eDninger Iagt
tilbpile / Spipurb Gate, Mtnn., ~itrtpea
fra 9iSmarct. Statens 6rimurerIo9es
Stormefer, Geprae q. Sepes, fuI9tc
mep, ba 2igst fsrtes fra Minneupolis
til Spparb Gate, bpor ban Itulbe leoe
HrimurersG ersmpnisrne BED 0rdpen.
Som GItorte fra 8ismard meofulgte
@giurdncetpmmisI9r ). 9. Sander,
Statsietret4r 5reo 5plep, 8iceguoers
NOR 8. M. DEFINE pg flers Meolcmmer
al aniqtts 5emplar.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
Gn 900 Slump Yutrter.

SMITH iibite Snsbas bar Der brast
pa Narteoet / 4npta og forienot bers
L 50 Sernbaneppgnlabninger poteter
Ft' tlIiammen $4,000 9uibel5. Gjenz
|mlNltspriien pr. 9uibel bar pGret
Cents eler tilIammen $15,500.
FaaIsoes er anptu en- ganlte betpoelig
''r'eIsitation for Ypteter, ps Pris
'oe 'r bsiere enb paa be fleite Mtartes
! |s'ten. Gn for Del al Poteterne
uStS til Gbicugr.
S0ppisc 8rsnialo.
VI mt Resnifpl bar after siurt 6ars
|'n' en- BRIT | Resninsen, berettes
fasodg ira Winnebdgo Gitp. De
0e 6armsre er faroi9e meo Sturen,
fv'llAoO fun en- lioen Del al Sornet
0tot. Spis life 9eirst mart bIir
Fa fobist, bill upbpttst at Spsbe %
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
fulton Tidet.

@sorge Walib opitileoss ION Seaas
tor % 8sprge Salisbury Ipm Rsfras
~Ientdnt paa The 9iItritts bsmotrdtiite
% uaIb0ngige 8%pnpentiOn i Nanpel
iibite Onsoag. 5or fire Gar itoen bar
Mr. @alib Speater / Suiet, ~efterat
ban bar blspen ooIgt iom 3epublitaner.
Sor to Nur Iioen bar ban uaf4ongig
8onbioot til 8epr9ientantRuIet, men
blep Hagen. De cpri9e opltlaeoe
Sdnbibdter er Semofrdter.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

Sr. 6. g. Sbune or
'9eeprab'Ip
rsiienoe Gsent o9
ipm iaaoau bertpn'
tiaettil at ~ntcoto8e
Irne Gbouenter iamt
getalius for icrial'
ben Subitriptiplt.
y. " III ubieu
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
Triiugncn al Surncu.

$. +. Salbarbs bteD 2hOrsoag
fritieupt / II. g. Court, Sepil5 Gate.
Ssurnen bar ube / otturat Is Wlinuter.
Mr. Galparbs bar fprben PrGIioent
Sirt Hatiunal gant, Minpt, cg itoo
antlaget for InberilGb rg for at bare
inoIcnot u~paalioelige Happorter til
GurrencpsG 5prbsret faps
be poret | pper en- ll9e.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

&c uotomne ytummere al "TeD
fat erboloes for 25c
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
g(rnen" go. 81.

1robolb: SenbeS SrpIupsmcrseu. -
a itattels Suitru. - Zen ipeititlte DO
.lpu,
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
lnopssns Strafunser iaffet.

Dil GaHertp og 5rsp Morrotp, iom
forIeosn Dag brep fig ub al 5angIiet i
Suofon, fattsoes Nat til Onsoas nGr
Grantsburg at SberiF GaOe. De blep
itrar fert tilbaee til 6upIon.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16


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The Springdale news., 1898-08-26
From Chickamauga-

CHICKAMAUGA, Ga., Aug P, 1S9S.-ED. NEWS: Thinking your readers would like 10 hear from Co. F, we will try to send you d few notes.
 The 1st Arkansas has moved camp and are now comfortably located on the new site,
 Much joy is manifested in Co. F and the regiment this evening on account of rnmor that we will be moved from the park. We are anxious to go home or some other good place.
 Co. F covered itself with glo- ry iu the sham battle Wednes- day and was complimented by the Col. on it's good work.
 From letters received here 1t seems that there has been false reports concerning our treat ment. We have plenty of good plan food and clear spring water to drink and since camp has been moved we have 100 pounds of ice for each com pany and a guard at the water barrel to see that no one dips dirty cups in the water. Of course things are not as nice as "at home" but we get exercise enough 10 give us an appetite and there has never been any soiled napkins or table cloths on any of Co. F's tables.
 The hours for drill have been cut down from , 1-2 hours to one hour each day. We are now having 2 picnic.
 Will Roberts and Peter At kisson ale visiting with us and take to army life quite natnr- ally. Co F.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26

There appears 10 be some difference of ofopinion among the Arkansas Volunteers at Chick amauga regarding further ser vice. A few days ago there appeared in one of the Little Rock papers telegram signed by d number of officers asking the influence of the people of the State 10 have the regiments ordered to Cuba or Porto Ri co for garrison duty. It IS said when the paper contain ing this telegram reached Chickamauga the privates made things warm for a time, and a number of letters have appeared in the Little Rock papers since, written by men in the ranks, severely criticis- ing the officers. They say that 90 per cent of the men desire 10 be mustered out now that the war is over, but the officers, having easy jobs, with good salaries attached, are endeav bring 10 have the regiments remain in the service. The courage and patriotism of the Arkansas volunteers can not be questioned. They enlisted in the service of their country when they thought there was fighting to do, and their man hood revolts at the idea of be ing forced 10 the duty of a men ial at some garrison in Gu ba. Don't you go, boys, unless you want 10. The people are with you. So fal as we know there is no dissatisfaction in the ranks of Ca F With their off cers.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26
Johnson News.

The last few days have been scorchers.
 Two weddings are on the ta- pis. Particulars later.
 s. s. Mayes was over from Elm Springs this morning.
 The Johnson mill is having a hard time keeping up with or ders.
 Hugh Johnson went on the recent excursion to Galveston, Texas.
 pr. D. Christian is a frequent visitor down in this part of DiXle.
 Chas. l.. Berg, of Goshen, was a business visitor here yesterday.
 The demand for melons at the switch have far exceeded the supply.
 Archy Luper and Ril-y MaXey joined the Lime Kiln force last week.
 Mrs. Mary Peerson is having some repairs made on her resi- denca this week.
 Tan Wright is an expert cook and-Dut-well-the girls ough to know it.
 J. R. Davies, who is clerking at Fort Smith, made a short visit home last week.
 Several of our citizens are attending the Fayetteville re- union exercises to day.
 Mir. Ed Parish, election depu ty for this township. has the thanks of the.mill crew for two superb melons Saturday. May hls shadow never grow less.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26

When Commissioner of Pen sions Evans was seen Saturday in regard to the claims for pen sions growing out of the pres pnt war it was learned that on, ly IA applications have been filed as the outgrowth of wounds inflicted and disease contracted during the war. Al an average Of $2O per month the estimated cost of pensions will be something like $12,OO0. .OOO per annum. But the commis- sioner says it Is difficult 10 make anything like an accur- ate estimate.-EX.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26
Lowell News.

1 Quite a mum Der went to Flu reka last Sunday.
 Mrs. J. N. Ttllman is visiting the "oid folks at home" There is 10 be a roller mill built at this place soon.
 John Maxwell, West of Low ell, has sold his farm to Edgar Arnold.
 John Martin, J. w. Kimmons and the three Walker boys have gone to Michigan to buy apples
 The school at this place will begin in a week from next Monday. We have six months this time.
 Flowing for wheat is the main occupation now. Now is the time while there Is a heavy crop of green weeds.
 There will be quite an exc duS from here this fail. Most are going to the Indian Terri tory, Oklahoma and Texas.
 Uncle Andy Mayfeld is very low with a complication of di- seases, His recos cry is con- sidered extremely doubtful
 Misses Kate and Daisy Pat terson, Lillie Chandler, Hugh Patterson and Edwin Leverett spent several days visiting al l.. F. Davis last week
 There are several cases uf chills around here; also some malarial fever. This is a new thing in this locality and is supposed to be caused by the unprecedented rain fall.
 Dan Wann, since the death of his wife, has rented his shop for year. We understand that he has gone into the livery business with Mir. Warren of Rogers. The man who has the shop seems 10 understand his work.
 Donald Brown has closed out portion of his goods, and the remainder have been boxed and we understand will be moved to some point in Dakc- ia or Nebraska. Mir. Brown won many friends during his stay in Springdale and all re gret to see him leave. Use Dr Niles NERVE PLAsTERs for SPINAL WEAKNESS. All drngrisfs sell ,em for 25,.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26

ilIa. Some talk on board here now that we will be landel at (; .lte at the fort destroyed by Dew ev, and then when everything IS ready march around the bay and at tack Manila in the rear while the fleet gives them ''hot stuff Tn front.
 It is not hot here now. It is the rainy season, and every day or two it rains little.
 It looked good all day to be able to look at the mountains, and we are anxious to capture Manila. 1t is said there are 150OO Spanish sol diers in Manila, but don't know how true it Is. Our first expedition brought 4OOo and we brought 42Oo, 50 I guess we are enough to fix them plenty.
 JULY 16, 8 o'clock. II wrote you at o'clock, but will write more as l know more.
 As our ship is the flag ship and Gen. Green IS on board our vessel Admiral Dewey came on board and we all got a look at him.
 The insurgents are fighting the Spaniards every day.
 Yesterday the chef German offl- ccr of the German war ships tired to keep the insurgents from captur- ing a sugar refinery on the coast and Dewey wen. down with three war shIps and told Dutch if he wanted a hand to say So. England and Japan have nine battle ships here in the harbor, and they both sent the German officer notice that if he began to clear his decks for acton they would do the same and wipe him off the map.
 JULY 21.-We have been Ill camp here four days. |. IS not very warm here; little rain every night and so we do not notice the heat. Our camp IS four miles from Manila, and outpost plckct llne IS 300 wards back of the insurgents lines, and they are close enough to the Spanish to be fighting night and day. Night before last about s o'clock as we were lying in our tents undressed the bugle called ito arms" and there was a general stampede and some of the meL and officers lined up half dressed In just a few minutes our whole regl- lnent was m shape and on the dou- ble quick march to the front. When we got there We were halted back aways, and could hear the hr- ing half mile in front between the insurgents and SpaniarIs. The Spanlards never left the trenches, and we were not n the fight
 Dewey says he will shell the town and destroy the whole thing before he will expose the army in a land fight.
 Lovingly your son, CHAs.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26
Excursions.

Chicago National A,sociatI Merchants and Travellers Fall Ne Ing. Fare and one-thlrd on ctra cate plan, provided 200 or more in attendance. August lQ-l7, N tember l4-2l, November 20. agent.
 St Louis-Meeting Inter-S1 Merchants Association. Fare 4 one-thlrd on certificate plan, 4 vided zoo or more are in atid dance. August 2-9 and ls1 September 5-I2. See Agent.
 Summer Tourst-Rates to eblo, Colorado Springs and VI ver-Season of lS98-untll II tember 18th. Round trip titil to above points with return lmaI October 3l, at rate ot S3-I Come see me or write for lntofE ton before You travel.
 Eureka Springs, Ark. Sprl dale to Eureka Springs and r..f any time within 90 days. round trip.
 Omaha, Neb. Annual enc'I ment Sons of Veterans, Septen 12-l6, 1898, at $I4.s0 for roE trip from llSpringdale. WilI pk sale September 10 and II, hnK for return on or before Septen 2l, 1898. Now is the time to the great fair. This may De k last cheap rate.
 HoMEsEEKERs EXCURsIoN
 Frisco Line will sell round tickets from Sprlngdale to III Kansas, Oklahoma, Colo E and Utah at rate of one fare two dollars for the round trlp sals August Is, September D 20, October f and 18th, lIlar return 2l days from date oi See agent for particulars.
 GEo. II. BENNETT ~
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26

alton it would crush hundreds of tons of rock at an expense of but little more than the cost of la bor. In thls way we can build up a lecal industry, give employment to idle labor, utl- lize our own raw material and keep our money at home. Ali ter the machine is once started it will crush hundred car loads of rock cheaper than twenty could be bought and shipped from Joplin. This is strictly business proposition and should be carefully con siderpd by our citizens. Fay etteullIe Review.
 About the hour of ? o'clock yesterday afternoon, says Mon days Fayetteville News, our city was again struck with awe at the news that Joe King had been stabbed to death by Jas, Williams III front of w. N Crenshaw's hardware estab lishment The principals of the tragedy had been drinking quite heavily during the fore noon of the day and had had some hot woras at different in tervals. Williams finally say ing he desired no trouble ahd that King had better be taken away. King, however, persist ed in hls effort 10 cause trouble and followed Williams up, and on finding him at Crer shaw $ stepped up and with an oath struck him below the eye. Williams, who had hls knife out whiting at the time, grasped King and pulled himself up from his seat in front of the store, and as he did 50 com menced stabbing him, making five gashes in hls body before he was pulled away. King walked across the square to Andrews & Baird's store where he expired. King was a mid dle aged man and leaves a wife and four children. Williams is unmarried and lives with his widowed mother. He gave a bond of S75O. Williams had just recovered from a severe sick spell.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26

When K. c. Gould was ar rested at Little Rock last week for forcing a fourteen year-old girl into his office for the pur- pose of outraging her person he seems to have had no diff culty in securing q bondsman. A man who would go on Gould's bond to keep him out of jail surely cannot be much better than Gould himself.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26
nErrBLlcAN COUNTY TICKET.
The County Canvass,

Candidates for county offices will dress the voters of Washington Co ty at the following times and plae Spring Valley, Monday Au ust s. Goshen, Tuesday, Aug. 9th Eikins. Thursday, Aug llth Durham, Friday Aug. llth Carter Store. saturday Aug lSt Winslow, Monday Aug. 18th West Fork Tuesday Aug 10th Prairie Grove. Wednesday Ang. l, Boonsboro, Thursday Aug. 18th Evansville, Friday Aug. 18th Dutch Mills, Saturday Aug 2Oth Cincinnati. Monday Aug. 23nd Wellington, Tuesday Aug 23rd Ladd's Mill, ednesday Aug 24tl Elm Springs, Thursday Aug. 25ta Springdalc. Monday Aug. 29th Pennington, Tuesday Aug 9th Fayetteville, Saturday, Sept 3rd We solicit d full attendance Of voters of each of the above nan places.
 D. F. JACKSON, Chm. P. Fl
 l. ". DUNCAN, " DtnI
 J. $. THOMPSON, EepI
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26

and if he wants an office may he he more successful than some of his neighbors.
 Prof c. w. Stuckey. of Springdalp, is renewing old Gc- quaintances in Johnson to day.
 Henry Inman, the new star in the galaxy of bi1y clists, is forging to the front with the "pIoftsh."
 Where are the old correspondents
 Who wrote for TIE NEWS years ago. When we just "lsid' here at Johns
 Made our bow as Mulkeepmo?
 Several Of the great Home Comfort Ranges were rur- chased in this vicinity, and they are giving universal satis faction.
 J. H. Gorsuch, of Tayette- vile, made some fine photS ( f the Crescent Lime w orks and the Johnson Roller Mill last w ednesday.
 w. w. Jackson, of Elm Springs, was around Saturday after dellnqnents who had failed to make the proper re- port to tue assessor.
 The Frisco Company is hard up and needs money, but it does look like a few paltry dollars could be invested in a depot at this place. The "ele- phantine' platform is getting rotten and dangerous and the whole shooting match is a dis grace to the Frisco.
 Dr ". H. Avis, the great serio comic, Independent, Dem ocrat candidate for the legisla- ture is making great headway towards that long sought leg lSlative seat. He WIS unusu- ally successful in getting names for his recent petition and the Doctor tells us that he has no fears for his political future.
 The : Comedy of errors" re gently acted at Stony Point bade fair, for awhile, to attract as much attention ae the Span ish war, but, since the Cop pressive and tyranical" rule relaxed, calm reflection has about smo )thed over the wrin kles that chased the sunshine from several angry parents features.
 John BlaiSe has made a trade with some Kansas gentlemen for stock of goods in South east Kansas. He gives hls 35OI acre tract of land here in ex change for same. If the trade Is consumated, and Mir. Blaise removes 70 Kansas, this vicinl, " Will lose one of its best eft lzens and the Populist party will be minus It's candidate for county treasurer.
 Aug. 23, '90. MULKEEpMo cxx