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The Springdale news., 1899-07-14
WHITE N ER.
LEoNIDAs.

Child Lost in the Woods. A Mar
 age.-0ther News.
 Fred Williams was over from Springdale Saturday.
 R. c. Clark, of Huntsville, has been clerking here thls week.
 Mitchell X Go. have started out with their threshing ma, chine. The yield is fairly good
 Snakes are very numerous Ill mountains south of here th's year. Residents say they are of all kinds and sizes.
 Some of our farmers have been taking early apples to
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Resolution 0t Respect.

w hereas, It has pleased Al mighty God to call from among us our beloved brother E $. Ellis, on June the 18th. A. D. 1899. Therefore be it resolved, lst. That In the death of brother Ellis New Era Lodge No 36, | 0. Q. F. has Il vacan cy that can never be filled.
 2nd. That as d Lodge we eX tend to the bereaved family and friends of the departed brother onr heartfelt sympathy and re. mind them that they too, like the husband, father and broth CT. must wither beneath the touch of time.
 3rd. As a token of our grief Tor our departed brother we ask that the Lodge room char ter regalla be draped in mourn in for thirty days.
 4th. That the secretary spread these resolutions upon the records of our Lodge, and a copy be sent to he family of the deceased brother, and the town papers be requested to publish same.
 A. T. LEWIS.
 $. N HAXroN.
 A. l.. THOMPSON.
 Committee.
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StuI6 is indispensable

in any kind ol driving harness, but without superior wearing qualities it is useless The combination of these two essentials is what makes our fine cart and buggy harness so popular with horsemen and drivers in Spring dale Our harness and horse goods are all high grade, hand made and you can't beat them anywhere.
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The Rough Rider From Texas.
New York Tribune.

Mir. Hogg, of Texas, was at Tammany hall yesterday. A
 bull in a china shop Is nothing to him. He is whole Texas ranch turned loose. At the sound of his voice the Tam many herd, which is usually
The Springdale news., 1899-07-14
Springdal5 Hardware & Implement Co,

two feet. He was considerably bruised, but not dangerously hurt.
 Dr. J l.. Williamson left for Tort Worth. Tex last Satur day He will locate somewhere in Texas. The doctor will be missed
 Miss Emma Lewis. was hook ed by a vicious COW Sunday morning She is unconscious at thls writing and Dr. Greene fears she is seriously hurt. The splendid generosity of TIE NEWS Is fully appreciated by
 LE0NIDAS.
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AIger Hedges,

NEW YORK, July 7.-Secre- larv of War Alger in all inter view printed here today says there is no political combina tion between hlm and Gov. Plngree of Michigan.
The Springdale news., 1899-07-14

The following speakers billed the dates
 lively appear Forty public lectures the Chaaauqaa tickets s400 Worth college The Chicago vocalist
 Prof Apmado, the gronnd and chorus will be
 The Grand Galaxy presented Chautauqua Course
 Col II. W. HAM, Peerless and Grand July l5, l6, Col GEo. w. BA1S World known and Grand July 15. PRES. l. C. llobhs Calcutta lnfa, July It, T., Is lloN W. POWELL, Kentucky Greatest Orator July lRoF. w. II. All love him July DE WM PnEtPs Profound and grand July IioS. CHAMP GLARh, Ameriea's Orator July EDMuNp VANCE OK Peerless. July W. J. Bkl AN, Ne Plus Ultra July 24 WI. ArMADoe Magnificent July 142i
 The Frisco sells round trip fare tickets from Spring field Mo- to Dallas, Texas. The Iron Mountain sells fare round trip tickets daily beginning July at all stations from Little Rock to Ft. Smith limit o return July 25 Gen era gate fee each lecture Bryan soc each lecture.
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shots at him. He is still at large and on fine horse of Mr. Corfman which he found hitched at Scot: Grins $ yard gate and rode out without per miSsion.-BerryvIlle Progress.
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GEN I BY.
New Arrivals Personal and Social
 Mention.

Mention,
 Heavy rain Friday evening A fine baby girl at John Jes se's. All doing we'll.
 Dan Sullivan is ill Fort Smith helping 10 run the big court.
 Mrs. HowertoH Is visiting her daughter over on Spav1naw. Big rain the 4th and lots of people got wet, but yet we had a good time.
 Mir. Corlew, of BentonvilIe, was in town one day last week on business.
 The charcoal plant that We mentioned last week will be lo. cated Noel, Mo
 Some of oul people were not worth much Monday The as sessor was here. Seet
 John Hopkins and wife, of Fairland, l T, came up and celebrated the 4th at this place
 Prof. Waters and J F Was son are attending the Metho, dist Conference at Prairle Grove.
 A bouncing gill at Marshall Bennett's. Mother and child doirg well, and Marshall is get ting alright,
 There will be a picnic at Wa ger on Saturday, August 9th. Good speakers will be there and good music by the Gentry Band.
 We are informed that Esq Beard and Mr. Mayes of Low ell are building an evaporation at Splingtown. Here's success to you, gentleman.
 Edgar Moreland and wife took the train Friday night fol Washington to make their fa ture home. We wish then success in their move.
 Master Fount Bennett board ed the train Thursday morn ing for Seattle, Wash. :, to re sume his work for the Phillips Judson Excursion Company.
 The Gemry Cornet Band made the music the 4th, and every body was most agreeably surprised to see such an i'm provement in so short a time.
 The steam swing or merry go round, goes from here tC Springdale VIII remain ther' during the Chautauqua ant will be at Wager picnic the 9th and at Gravett the Sth.
 Miss Ida Coplin, of St. Joe Mo-, and Mss Addie Foster of Southwest City, were visit ing with Miss Matte OXley o this place and celebrating tn 4th, returning home Wednes day.
 We would be to glad to nee TIE NEWS force on the 17th. as the editor has chosen tha day, but our contracts for worl will prevent us, as We are plan ming and with no providentia hindrance, We, with q numbe of Gentryites, will be there ol 3ryan's day the 9th, II M can't get there earlier.
 TRAVELLER.
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Don't forget that Satan ls always Pol'te to his new acquaintances.
p0h | Tohaccn Sl l aui Smnl f Ynur ife AMal

Don Tobacco sl,i and Smose Your Life Away.
 ,o, luit tobacco easily and forever, De mag p,. ,uii or life, nerve and vigor, take No.lo' s,,., 'he wonder worker. that makes weak men teaa All druggists, soc or sl. Cure guaran' S,e.,, pooklet and sample free. Address
 hemedy Co, Chicago or New forR
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BEN I ON.

$. NJ. Roby, of Rogers, eX ects To move his stock of clothing to Joplin. Mo.
 $ W Jarrett, died Tuesday of last week of consumption at the home of his uncle, II c. Meadows.
 The distillery at Gravett has closed down for | while They have on hands about f5,000 gal Ions of whiskey.
 Lightning struck the South Methodist Church at Grayett Tuesday of last week, but did no serious damage.
 The Rogers base ball club defeated Bentonville on the lattef3s grounds last week, the score standing $ to 6.
 Board Horsely and Miss Ma, ble Faweett. of Rogers, were married on Tuesday of last week, Rev. NJ l. Noyles otiici ating
 Miss Blanche BartleY, of Sedgwick, Kansas, has been selected as music teacher ill the Rogers Academy and Miss Lucy Parks teacher in the pre- paratory department.
 Leslie Ragland, of this city, was arrested on Saturday on the charge of rape. The crime was committed upon nine year old child of this city He was given preliminary exam iratlon before Justice Jones yesterday, the prosecution be- ing conducted by Prosecuting Attorney Walker of Fayette- vile. Jones considered the evidence sufficient to warrant committing Ragland to the county jail without bail and he was taken over last night. Ragland is about 2l years old. Rogers Democrat.
 Tuesday morning Sheriff Nc Andrew and Constable Stokes Bentonvllle comes over with warrants for John Hays and James Nanderglift charged with selling whiskey, and E. c. Julian and Andy Mahney for gam bling. The arrests were made and the parties taken ov- CT on the morning train. A. l.. Cadman, express agent was served with papers as q Wit ness in Hays case, 1t being un i derstood the beer was shipped 1 by express to him. Prosecut- ing Attorney Walker came up from Fayetteville on the early morning train and was driven to Bentonville and the papers served from that place. It Is said that a detective has been working in the town and work ed up the case The cases were continued til yesterday ano were being tried at the time o1 going to press Rogers Repub llcan.
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 Alger Hedges.
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A. T. LEWIS. $. N HAXroN. A. l.. THOMPSON.
 Committee.

The only tune a boy will carry q big basket without protest ls when 1t contains pie and cake for picnlc lunch.
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MISS BARRON...
DRESS MAKER

|Wishes te announce that she has re-
 turned to Springdalc and would be pleased to have the patronage of aIl Idesring first-class dress-making. Can De found at Miss Minnie Winton,s mil- |linerY store.
The Springdale news., 1899-07-14

oPpoIeHtS 9DV ZU.
 Jordon Keelin, of Carroll County, who was serving T term in the state penitentilry for grand larceny, died recent, ly of congestion of tEe brain.
 Roscoe Garrett, of Madison County, and Miss Matte Goudelock were married on Monday of last week at the home of the bride at Berry. vile. They will make their future home in Madison County.
 Goy. Jones has pardoned Ida Williams of Carroll County, convicted in the justice of the peace court of selling | pistol and fined $50, the pardon being lon condition that she pay all costs ill the case within sixty d days.-Berryyille Progress.
 Miss Margie Russell, sister of editor Russell, ef tie Green Forest Tribune, who is visit ing New Mexico, had the pleas ure of attending the first annu- al re union Of Roosevelt's Rough Riders, held at Las Vegas. Col. Roosevelt was there.
 Grant Hatten. whom 1t will be remembered, was arrested tY Deputy | 5. Marshal Ham mack, about a Year ago, for the killing of q man out in the Ter ritory, was given four years in the L. $ penitentiary at LeaY enworth, kan-Gfeen Forest Tribune.
 One of the attractions al Dayls X Meador's store on the Fourth was the marriage of Logan Antle and Mrs Tennes see Mitchell, Esq Il NJ C. White performing the ceremo ny. The couple had intended to be married at the Auditori- um, but when the rain came up they were al Dayls X Mead or'S, and sent out for Esq. White and had the knot tied there Eureka Springs Flash light.
 Quite romantic wedding is reported from the vicinity of Oak Grove. Mrs. Lula Lee, we'll known in Green Forest, and G. F. Fee, d Yellvllle attor- ney, being the contracting par ties. We are told that they knew each other only by cor respondenee until the evening of the nuptial at which time Mir F. arrived at her home with the necessary papers to clam her as his own. They departed the following morning | for Yellville.--Green Forest Tribune.
 Col. Bryan is billed to speak al Sprlngdale, Washington County, July 24 If you have tue price of one fare for tue round trip railroad ticket and q dollar extra to pay your way into the show when you get there, you may go to spflng dale and hear an orator Wno has spoken to more people perhaps, than any other speak or in the United States. W . can't say what effect it will have on you. You see how II nas effected other people, Green Forest Tribune.
 Fifty cents, brother, is all that il will cost to hear Bryan.
 Emerson Fultz, who former flv lived in Osage township, was arrested here Tuesday at the
 nicnic on d charge of stealing
 a couple of horses In arkahsas
 connty this state. He was left in charge of J. w. Freeman r.on whom he made good HIS escape by being faster on fool than Mr. Freeman who sue cpeded in getting in about three sbo,s at him as he ran away ,n, without effect. Gull Bop'
The Springdale news., 1899-07-14

Diseases of the Eye, Ear. Nose and EThroat speciality Gau fit glasses scientifically. offce hours to r.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-03-18
Hnluscnlents.
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"a Female Drummer"

Charles T.. B.aney's latesS comedy sue
cess. "A Female Drummer" with John
stone Benncrt it the princi pal role, will be
presented at FOrd's Opera House, Bati-
more, week March Doth. This merry play
has heeu the comedy hit OF the season,
booking return engagements everywhere.
1T Is not only very well written, but is
interpreted with equal skill, it is in three
merry acts and shows the workings of a
great department store controlled by the
rnt-rprsng firm ot Smooth * Silk.
The second act shows the busiest day of
the season, and the store in action with
customers, clerks, cash girls, elevator boys,
and the inevitable drummer is made de-
lightfully entertaining.
The last act is the saltsladits ball, where
fancy dancing and merriment abound,
Miss tombstone Bennett has never been
seen in any part that so perfectly suits
hiatpera Wednesday and Saturday,
admission 25 and 80 cents.
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CHRONIC NASAL CATARRH posoDs
every breath that ia drawn into the lungs
There ia procurable from any druggist the
remedy for the cure OF this trouble. A
small quantity OF Kly's Cream Balm PLACED
into the uostrls spreads over an infimed
and angry surface, relieving Immediately
the painful inflammation, cleanses, heals
and cures A cold in the head vauishes
Immediately Sold by druggists or will he
mailed for 80 cents by Ely Brot ler', 81
Warren Street y. y.
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tug had whirled the bend, the little craft
shot past her stern, and the crazy little
thing was dancing on the waves which the
steamer had caused TO roll off at a terrible
rate, and when the slack in the rope was
taken up with a round turn, then the boat
turned upside down, and Il N WAS founder
ing in mid stream. The Others grasped
the up.turned boat, and they with tn
little craft were quickly suached from
Ben's lie oh by the tug, and he went down
10 come np no more forever.
These lines from Gold.mith's deserted
village:
Sweet smiling VILLAGE, loyelest Of the lawn,
Thy sport, are lled. and all thy charms
Withdrawn.
Amidst thy bowers thy ryrant's hand i
seen
And DesoIAtun sRddena all thy green:
one only master gra4pS the whole domain
And malt ti!age SHUTS thy smiling p!ain.
No more thy grassy brook reflects the i:v,
But, choked with sedges, WORKS its w"tdy
way;
Along thy glaAes, a solitary guest,
The hal.ow. sounding hittern guards its
nest;
Amidst thy desert walks the lapwin,: flies
And tires their echoes With UNMARRIED cries
Sunk are thy hover in shapeess ruin all,
And the long grass o'ertops the mOudering
WALL
And trembling, shrinking from the
spoilers hand,
~ IL
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Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the public to
know of one concern in the land who are
not afraid to be generous to the needy and
suffering. The proprietors of DR. kiug S
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
apd Colds, have given away over ten mil
lions trja! bottles Of this great medicine;
ani have the satisfaction o! knowing it has
absolutely cared thousands of hopeless
case~. ASTHMA, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and
all diseases ct the rhront. Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by it. Call Oh Il. b. Fra
!, Druggist, aud get a free trial bottle
REGULAR sine 5Oa AMI 81, Every bottle
gulrtHtp-d, or p"cr Refunded.
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CHORUS.
Oh! then wait for the wagon,
Do wait for the the wagon,
Now jump into the wagon,
And we'll all take q ride.

Ben comes out with his dinner pail in
his hand and his corn knife under his arm.
He was to meet his partners some where
near the Tad Pole, then they were to pro-
oeed to Chesapeake City, where they were
to go by a rowboat, to the scene Of labor
Now we are not sure whether more than
one other of his comrades met him that
morning or not, for our information on
this particular is somewhat conflicting
Some say that there we're three who left
Chesapeake in the Tow boat, but Lam
Boulder says, that there were but two.
However, two or more embarked on the
crazy little row boat at Chesapeake City,
that morning. There was tug boat at
the wharf just ready to steam out to the
mouth of the river for tow, and Ben pro-
posed to his comrades that they make fast
and get free tow down tue creek And
he asked permission Of the captain to make
fast. Throw me the end OF your rope,
said the parsonage. Ben was about to
throw the line, when the captain said with
suppressed laughter, Don't throw it
where you are looking, old man, or | viii
never get hold of it," But Benny threw
the line and the end landed nicely at the
captain feet, and after it was made fast,
the bell ding, donged, and off they started,
and crooked eyes was in an ectasy of
delight, he waved his hat aloft, and shouted
goodbye to many on shore, and wound up
by few snatches of "Wait for the wagon
and We'll all take ride"
But retributiOn was very near cross
eyed Ben, and the blood of Bill Dempsey,
old George and Fan were still franticly
calling for vengeance. But vengeance is
mine saith the Lord. "
The old adage since time immemorial
that the man who was born to be hung
would never he drowned, but | merely
change the phraseology and say that this
man was born to be drowned and proved
it by slipping through the hangman's
moose twice, and never did get hanged.
Just about one mile below Chesapeake
City, there is an abrupt turn in the
channel OF the creek, and when the steam
boat had gotten to this point. she OF course
! was feeling her rudder, and the little crank
! behind had none to feel. And after the
The oasis., 1899-08-26
Benson Items.

Saturday morning the Morenc base ball club was at Benson en route to Bsbee for the matched games with the Bisbee clnb. They returned Mon day
 Doctor Lorenzo Boido, physician and surgeon, is a recent arrival at Benson, and has located in that place. Doctor Buido is native of Guaymas. and is we'll known in that city. He is graduate of the Cooper Medical Institute in San Francisco, and has practiced his profession in California and in Guatemala.
 Last week the Bisbee correspondent of the PTospector conveyed toward the Benson people a very unkind and sighting allusion, in connection with the recent game of baseball between the Bisbee and Benson clubs. That the Benson people should have been elated over the success of the home nine goes without saying; but their elation was not unseemly, and did not deserve the censure extended.
 This week THE OASIS office has turned out an elegant bushes direct ory of Benson, consisting of a large sheet of cardboard upon which is printed map of Cochise county, showing the location of Benson as the railroad center of southern Arizona. and descriptive article presenting the resources and prospects Of the town. This is surrounded by adyer- tisements of all the business houses and professional gentlemen in the town-some twenty being represented
 MT. H. Gerwein has this week com pleted very handsome cottage upon his property toward the west end of town. It comprises parlor, dining room, kitchen, bed room and a bath room, with capacious clothes presses, well arranged china closets, cupboards, sink, etc, The rooms are all large and roomy, light and airy, and on three sides broad porches add to the coolness and comfort of the house and to the general finish. The workmanship is all tirst-class.
 Mir Cosby and J NJ Casta1eda have organized company to sink for arte- sian water at Benson, and have sent to Chicago .or pumps and machinery to sink by the hydraulic process. X test well two inches In diameter will be sunk at the west end of town, and if that is successful SIX aud ight inch wells will be sunk all around the town. With artesian water both north and south of the burg and several score of flowing wells in the St. Davids region, there is every reason to look for it right at the town Thousands of acres of splendid land surrounding will be take Il up and put under cultivation as fast as wells can be sunk-as soon as the test well of Messrs. Cosby and Casta1eda proves successful People from all parts of the territory are watching the test with no little interest and many are to come from the Salt River valley and the northern part of the territory to take up land, sink wells and improve.
The oasis., 1899-08-26

of various movements for watches from the Waitham, Elgin and other we'll known watch factories, and in- clude the Van Guard, Appleton & Tracy, Riverside, Crescent Street and B. W Raymond movements.
 Wm. r. PuIliam, special agent of the United States treasury depart ment, with official station at El PaSo, is ln town Agent Pulliam is the snc- cessor Of D. $ Stokes, who has been in charge of this special agency dis trict for some years, and recently re. moved
 Kodol dyspepsia cure thoroughly digests food without aid from the stomach, and at the same time heals and restores the diseased digestive organs. It is the only remedy that does both of these things and can be re- lied upon to permanently cure dyspep. sia. L. W. Mix & Co.
 Mr. A. Melgarejo, manager of the new legal bureau for F. Sandoval & Co.,, is rapidly getting the work or ganized and will soon have verything ready for coomplete and successful operation of this important and use- ful adjunct to the very extensive busi- ness O this widely known house.
 Our baby was sick for a month with severe cough and catarrhal fever Although we tried many remedies she kept getting worse until we used One Minute Cough Cure-it relieved at once sn cured her in few days. .r-B. L. Nance, Prin. High School, Bluff- dale. Texas. L. w. Mix & Co.
 Wednesday there arrived from Fl Paso MT. Wm. E. Pulliam, special agent of the United States treasury department, the successor of the deeply l?) lamented E. s. Stokes, who walked out of office couple of weeks ago upon an. intimation from the treasury department that his pay was stopped
 "DeWitt's Little Early Risers did me more good than all blood medicines and other pills" writes George H. Jacobs of Thompson, Conn. Prompt, pleasant, never gripe-they cure con- stipation, arouse the torpid liver to action and give you clean blood, steady nerves, clear brain and a healthy appetite. L. w. Mix & Co. <
 0. R. McGinty, paper hanger and decorator from Los Angeles, arrived in Nogales Friday morning. Mr. Me- Ginty secured the contract for doing the interior work in the new Sando- val residence He is a son of Mir. w. G. McGinty, the contractor and build- CT, of this city, and has the reputa- tion in Los Angeles of being a first class artist in his line.
 WANTED Reliable party to operate stage line between Bisbee and the Ca nanea mc untains, distance fifty miles. Must have four-mule team and good stage for passengers aud light freight. Three trips weekly. Also want freighters with first-class outfits be- tween Naco and Cananea. Address Cobre Graude Copper Company, Bis bee, Arizona.
 Sunday morning Colonel Wm. Roy returned from California, where he mas been ever since April, on account of hrs health Latterly he has been in San Francisco and at Byron Hot Springs, in the vicinity of the Calfor. nia metropolis Earlier in his visit he was at Los Angeles and San Diego. Returning home he stopped few ,da,... C.rto Dataltpo gsloDd