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The daily sentinel., 1899-03-22

The following letter from Dan Dun
ming shows how the American soldier
boys take life in the Philippines. From
the tone of Mr.. Dunnings letter the
patriotic spirit of the "boys in blue" can
be easily seen.
The article is most delightfully."- writ
ten and gives small details usually left
out Of press correspondence. 1t shows
that Mr.. Duuning uses his eyes to ad-
vantage and can tell what he sees.
Manila, February 6, 1899.
DEAR MOTHER:
We have Just returned from fighting
Filipinos and as there have been num-
Der of Americans killed and among
them some Utah artillerymen, know
how anxious you will be to hear from
me so thought l would write you .
few lines to let you know that came
out ahead again.
February I'VE have been unable to
hear from Battery "B" as they are on
the extreme left fighting their way to
Malolas. Battery "a" lost three men.
+ The insurgents attacked our outposts
about s:3Op. m., February 4th. Fight
ing continued all night and the next day
at daybreak, February 5th, the Ameri-
cans advanced ON them, capturing all
the block houses, a magazine and the
water reservoir.
The fercest fighting took place on the
left. From 8 a. m. on the 4th until 5
p. m. on the 5th it was simply terrific.
Thousands of natives we're killed and
captured. Dead natives could be seen
lying all over the ground in any part of
the country.
Our gunboat moved up the morning
of the 9Th and shelled the town OF Santa
Arna at S:45 o'clock. By 1890 a. m. the
American land force was in possession
of the city and insurgent barracks.
Two field pieces we're captured at this
place besides small arms and supplies.
Our Gatlings did great execution. 60
insurgents were buried in one hole
where we had cut loose at them.
The insurgents we're just slaughtered
They couldn't "sabe" our style Of fight
ing Having been used to fighting only
at night they were terror stricken when
they saw the Americanos coming on
after them in broad daylight.
The last heard OF Battery "B" they
had gone through Tondo like streak OF
lightning, killing the enemy and walk
ing over them like SO many sheep.
The Utah men can give no quarter to
the insurgents, on account OF their
dastardly murder Of Hudson and DR..
Young. Young was captured by them
and his body found with three bullet
holes in it, one through each breast and
one through the head. The rifles were
held 80 close that the flesh was burned
by powder.
His body was stripped naked and his
horse shot. This shows the kind OF
people We are dealing with.
The Americans burned all the houses
as they went. This was necessary as
the natives would hoist white flag and
then lay beneath it and fire at the
Americans.
They would say "Amigo" (friend) and
tell that they were non-combatants. but
as soon a. an opportunity presented
itself, would open fire on US from the
rear. 1t was inspiring to see the way
the boys went after them
Last night, February 9Th, they were
about ten miles from where they started
to fight and were still going. the Utah
boys pulling their big guns and keeping
up with the others.
They didn't do thing to the Filipi-
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-22
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Colorado for twenty four
hours, from p. m:
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday.
Local data for twenty -four hours end
ing 8 a. m.
Maximum Temperature, 81
Minimum Temperature, %
Precipitation. 90
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-22
FROM THE FRONT
A Very Interesting Account
of The Recent Engage
ment at Manila.
WELL KNOWN WRITER

Dan Dumming, a Young Man nell
Knosom TO 1fany Here, Writes
To has Mother an this City
Some Interesting Details of
the Battles IN the Philippines.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-22

Sullivan is after second hand goods.
Buys snd sells cheap ~ any dsaJss. Al
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-26
9. 4dpitel.

Sbrppbl in 2ancepoob ale Glemente
aum unfrieben pereinist paren,
berri6te bod bic duberite Hubs.
Mp9te man iiber bic bortisen 8erbdlts
niffe audi ale mDeliden 8ermutbuns
gen babsn, es pubte Niemano etpas
BsItimmtes bariiber, bic 8efannten
nabmen obne iid ielbit befen bepubt
All ieiil, fir cine ober bic anbere Settle
purtei unb i6aarten iid entpeoer INN
2abp .Nsslie poer um bic Grbin BON
2ancepopb, = mad auBen bin berri4z
tie bort aber itets 5rieben uno Setterz
felt.
gtur elmer blidte tiefer in bic @erz
bGltniHe, unb bas mar 9sralb Dor
man. Seine @rbeit bate ii6 bur9
Sir 4rtburs MISUNDERSTANDING er=
bebli6 permebrt. Jriiber pflegte Cir
@rtbur ielbit bann unb mann einen
Brief gu bsantpprtsn; feline Rednunz
gen bur9auieben uno feline Pdater gu
emptangen, jest bate er bas @les auf>
aegeben unb ieinen Setretdr iibertra=
aen. Cir Qrtbur mar iebr bur6 feline
8emablin in 4nipru6 senommen. Gr
muBte ii9 in ibre 2aunen uno Wuni6e
fii9en, lie auf ibrsn 8eIu9en besleitsn
unD mar babur6 10 bei9Gftigt, pie ME
aupor in ieinem 2eben. 8eralo fano
aber troy ieiner pielen 4rbeiten nod
2eit, Dem @anse Der GreigniiIe Su
fpl9en.
Sas @ebeimniB, bas bieies Mannes
2eben barg, mar baB er 8ipien Neslie
iapeigenb, boffnungslos unb per5pei=
felt lisbte. Gr Derebrte iie, pie Die SeiS
ben bic Sterne oes Simmels perebren,
aber er tduI9te ii9 teinen Qusenblid
iiber feline Gage. IS fam linn nismals
in ben Sim, ii6, auf feline Sdbisteiz
ten bauenp, Soffnunsen auf @rfolg
uno auf ibren Yeiib gu MAIDEN. Gr
ma6ts ii6 feline faliden Grpartungen,
er piegte ii6 ni6t in tbDri9te SrGus
me Elm, er mar ii6 gang tlar bariiber,
bdb Tie ME bic Seine neroen tonnte,
aber feline Giebe mar 10 groB, Dap er
frsubig 9lIes Dafiir ppferte. obne bic
seringite Grpioeruns gu forbern. Gs
mar cine pabniiunise, leioeni9aftli4e
2iebe. Gr perlangte ni9ts ais bas
Slid, ibr gu bienen, fir iie gu leben
unb 81 iter6en. Wenn iie linn bon 3eit
81 3eit elm 2G4eln, elm giitises Wort
audi nur einsn freunbli6en Bid sOnns
te. mar er pDaig befriebiet uno bo4bes
gliidt, ipenn ie linn gar einmal cine
9(ufsabe itelte, an beren 2Diuns er
Seit unb &rofsSu ieben bate.
Gr bot NQes auf, I'm ibr bienitbar
su iein. Oils bic &unoe bon Cir 4rs
thurs Observation-Disclosures cnlNnat'.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-26

fiiblte Hiemanb 10 tief nit ibr, als er.
Wie piel %tauisno Mal lieber bate er
ielbit ben tiefIten Sdmera erouloet,
als Dab er lie leioen lab, unb er lpuBte,
ippbl, oab fein anberer S6lag lie 10
tief ais blsier treffen tpnnte.
lin tie Dor Cir Irtburs Corn gu
I6iiben, bate er I1es gu ieinsm gms
pfange prd9tis berserihtet. Gr beiaB
ippiel 0eritanb unb Selbi tbeberri6uns
unp iaste iif, bab es peri6penoete
Miibe lei, segen pas S6idial gu tdmz
pfen uno bab es nur na1tbeilig fir
0ipien iein tonnte, ipenn Tie ibm ibren
,3prn sei9te. IS blisb ibr ni6ts iibrig,
uls iib in bas unpermeioli6e gu
fiigen.
nBenn i1 an Sir artburs StelIe
eepeien pGre", faste er ii9 Dieber unb
ipieDer, 40 pGre id lisbsr seitorben,
uls DAB i4 mid tpieoer psrmdbIt
bdtte."
Nun es aber eeideben mar, puroen
ale meiteren 9etradtunsen iiberfliiz
ia. gr mar ii6 ME re9t tlar, OBJ er
bur9 feline 2iebe mebr Sreube ooer
S6mers empfanb, benin er gOnnte 1i6
ME einen 4ugenblid bes Nafoentens.
Gr past. faum, bas tbeure pislseliebte
4ntliB gu betra6ten, that er ss einmal
in Der Soffnung, oaB tie es bemertte,
10 pflegte Mib Neslie ibn san5 rubig
au fragen: yWoltsn tie mir etpas Ia
aen, Wtr. Sprman?" sic poute ii6
ielbIt in ben tiefften Siefen hires Ser
ssns niemals 5ugeiteben, oab Der
SetretGr ibres @aters tie 81 lisben pas
gen tonnte.
gines Sases fiel ibr, als lie bur4
ben Salon sins, cine 9lume aus Dem
Saar, unb er BEETLE iiG, oa .r dnnahm,
oab tie es nidt bsmertt bate, lie aufz
subsben. Gr bebielt lie in Der Sano,
absr iie penpets ii6 iOfOrt gu linn uno
iugte gang rubig:
.Sauienb Oanf, baB lie mir bic
Ylume aufboben, Wfr. Sorman."
,Sarf i6 iie nidt bsbalten?" fragte
er. Sic betra9tete ibn nit ftpl3ersr
Gube.
,@eraeiben Sie", iaste lie nit einem
talten, tlarsn, erbarmungslpien Bid,
vid eritanb sic eben ni4t."
limb unter Dem Ginorud oieies eilis
gen 8lidss paste er nidt, feline Worts
au fpieberbolen. Gr reiGte ibr Die 8Iu1
me nit elmer tiefen Gerbeusuns uno
= peri6panb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-26

~Wenn ie Die 3eit tpmmt, mo cine 4nta
mort auf biele Srase bon irseno pels
dem Nuben' iein tann, 10 tperbe i9
ni9t bamit 5uriidbalten, = Bis bdbiu
laffen Sic lie ruben"
@r fponte ibr eisentli6 iassn, BAT
er auf ibren Wuni9 bereit fei, ii9 bic
grmittelung Der I%ntecebentien bon
Sir @rtburs @emablin our 2ebenss
aufgabe 81 MAIDEN, aber ibre rubias
Wirbe idnitt ibm ieoes peitere Wort
ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-26
6. Gdpitel.

.0enn i9 iterbe, gebt bic 9lbtei in
9ipiens 8eiib iiber". bate Cir Dir
thur alio na6bridli9 auf ienem Spaz
a~ierritt gu ieiner 8emablin seIast unb
&abp Heslie badte una6lGiiis iiber ieis
ne Worte na9. Sic bate, als lie nit
Sir 4rtbur setraut purbe, Die Srauz
transformed 10 seoeutet, ais ob er ibr
babur6 ale feline iroiiden 9eiibtbiis
mer 5ugeiaet babe. Sas englii3e Sc
feb Der Grbfolge fannie lie gar ni6t
unb bate ME baran geoa9t, baB Die
Sitter brett bonn 8ater auf ben Sobn
ober ppm Batter auf Die So6ter iibers
aeben tDnnten, Tie lebte u Der ueberz
aeusung, baB lie ben Rei9tbum hires
9atten uusi9lieBli6 nit ibm tbeilen
piiroe. Oas i1le6te 8erbdltnib 3niz
I6en ibr unb @ipisn Neslie bate ii6
nit iebem Sage peri9limmert. aber
2abp Neslie madte troboem INNER
quite Misne gum bOien Spiel, tie bate
es ii6 gum @eieBe gema6t ME unges
bulbia pber ibelaunig au erideinen,
unb bic 2Diung bieier @ufgobe ipar ibr
our6 bas 9~epubtiein, baB Der Sisg
bod eubIid Der ibre iein miibte, iebr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-26
12. 8apitel.

IL, Tuplltl
8alb barauf fab er benin iein ainb.
Gs par Elm seiunber frdftissr &nabe,
Der 9aar unb 4ugen ieiner Mutter
battA elm ib0nes prd9tises 8ino
beTeh Mnblid iein @aterbera bDber
f9lagen madte.
.S9liebli9 1T ss bod elm ansenebs
mer @eoante, eiuen Sobn als Na9folz
ger gu baben", ba9te er, nbieier &nabe
rpirb nun einmdl Sir Sspalb Neslie
auf 2ancepcob."
@r beugts ii9 nieber unb fiibte bas
biibi9e, roii9e 4ntlib unp trat oanH
leiie ms 3immer ieiner 8emublin.
sic iab trant unb ~angegriffen aus.
Man idgte linn, bab lie stpei pber bret
9Ral na6einanoer obnmG6tig seporz
ben iet, aber lie %ertannte ihn unp
nannte ieinen Namen. =
,Oein Seraenspuni6 lit erfiillt @az
%lerie", fiji iterte er liebreid. rSu bait
einen f6Dnen tleinen Sobn."
gr iab trob ibtes tranten 3uitanbes
ben triumpbirenoen 3us auf ibrem
9(ntlib.
Sin Sobn, elm @rbe fir 2dnces
tpoob, o, pie bante i9 @ott!" Iaste ie
leiie unb fiiste bann, in iein ernftes
@ntltb blidenb binsu: .Tlin perbe i9
ni1t iterben, &rtbur, ba ib einenS John
babe. tperbs ib leben."
Damn berlsb sr iie tpieber, unb lie
lag gang itia unb pieoerbolte ii9 muir:
Sir Sspalo Neslie, Grben BON
2ancepooo! @ott fei Oant, baB i9
einen Sobn babel"
Cir @rtbur fab fie zines Cages als
Tie bas &inb betra9tete, ibre 9enes
flung i9ritt nun iebr i4neI ppr.
.Woriiber ld4elit Su, 8alerie9"
fragte er.
sd ba9te ebsn baran, baB id nun
i9lisbli9 bod meinen Wiaen burdz
Ieben unb einen 2abD 8alerieagBeg bd
burhbauen gu laiIen. no i4 IS ptnz
i9e", erpiDsrte fie.
Sin anberes Mtal betra6teten lie GEE
meinIam einise biibi9e Inii6ten bes
@utes, unb barunter befanb ii4 audi
elm Bib bes Wittipenbauies. sic
belt es nit sinem triumpbirenbeu 8lid
bin.
Rum braude ib nidt in bisiem BIZ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-26
II. &anitef.

Nn einem milben, tbdlfeu6ten
Qbenb berrf9te auf Gancenoob srob.
llnrube, benn bic junse Serrin mar
pIDBli9 ertrantt. Der Ir5t purbe To-
fort berbeiserufen unb id)idte sleid
nah Der Intunft nod nacb einem Sol"
leaen. Die Gorge unb 8erstpeifIuus
Der umgebuns mar iebr aroB, benn
Gaop Neslie lag nirtli6 auf ben Sob
uno maj bebauerte angemein, bab eit
10 lunges unb i6Dnes Weien 10 59neG
oabingerafft peroen iollte.
Us folgten bange Stunoen Der
Spannung uno @rpartuna, p6brenb
oeren Die Ierate nit bebenfii6en Mie.
men beratbidlagten, unb bic Diensr.
i6aft leile uno fliiIternb Dur9 bus
Saus slitt.
Sir 4rtbur, Der auf ben sroben
Corridors auf unb db gina, perfu6te
pergeblid Die ipabren @efible ieines
9er5ens gu erforI9en. Gnbli9 iuds
ten i'm Die Qerate auf unb pertiinDeten
ibm groBe Sreuoe, inbem linn elm
Sobn unb Grbe, elm trGftissr, seiuns
Der &nabe geboren fei. @tnas nun be.
elntrd6tiste Die Sreube iebr, 2abp
Neslie f3tpe6te ndmli6 in GROCER 2ss
bensgefahr. Gr fraste oh er Tie ni6t
ieben tDnnte, tie eripioerten aber: rs,SeBt
ni9t, lie 1T piel 81 frant."
@lio, ibm mar elm Spbn aeboren.
Oils Die 4erSte i'm p%erlafen batten unb
er ii6 pieoerum alein bsfanb, trat er
on oas Senfter, BON benz ma ben Ylid
iibsr ben SpOetpalb bate. Der Mpnb
itiea eben binter ben 9Gumen am tpplz
tenloien Simmel auf. Sas i60ne
Gancetppob lag in I~eltener S1Dnbeit
Dor ihm dusgebreitet. Der peQiae
reid bepalbete part, bic fernen Siigel,
Die buntlen, malerii9en Yaumerupz
pen, Der flare MonoIGsin, Der fem
iilbernes 2i9t Iber ale bic SerrliGbs
felt aasgpb, boten einen @nblid, Der
ben Seiiber oiefes i6Dnen Hei6es tppbl
itpla uno gliidli9 MAIDEN tonnte.
uno ibm mar Elm Spbn aeboren.
Sieies prd4tise 8eiibtbum mar alIo
ni6t LANCER bas grbe ieiner aeliebten
SpHter es gebOrte nun benz tleinen,
&inoe,' oas er mod ni9t einmal aes
iebsn, unb oas 0ipien bereits aus
ibren Ge6ten perordnst bate. Wie er
10 oaitdnb, geba6ts er Ieiner eriten@ez
mablin. = Gipiens Mutter - unb Der
Treube, bic tie 10 oft in ibrem fursen
2eben bariiter eedubert bate, bab
2ancefpopb bas Grbtbeil ibrer So6ter
tperpen piirDe. gr seba9te Wipiens
unb ibrer bisberisen Q~e6ensipeiIe, pie
lie ii6 bon aQer Hpmantif unbS6nGr=
merei fern gebalten unb bic oberflG6z
li6sn Sreuoen unb 8eI6Gfdtialmgen
anDerer Mldo9en ibres Differs tets pers
f6mGbt bate. sic bate iif piirbig
oarauf porbereitet, bic Grbin pon2anz
ceppoc gu perben, tpie iid Semanb nur
porbereiten tonnten, 8eberri6erin
zines sroben Reides gu isin. Gr erin=
nsrte ii6 audi ibrer 9eseiiteruns fir
bic ebrtpiirbisen alien 8dume, pie batz
tie lie lie eeliebt Wie freute lie ii9
iiber bic 9eitimmung, oaB lie aller=
binss Dor Ilter ausseben f0nnten, aber
niemals sefdnt iperben birften. Gr
erinnerte ii4, pie er 10 baitanb, unp
Das berrlide Rei6 erblidte, pie tie
iiber ben Strom cine maleriI9e Bride
au fpannen unb elm 8ootsbaus au
buuen beabiidtise. SEPT mar es nit
Dem pldnemaden fir lie gu Gnbe, uno
feline 4usen fiilten iid nit Sbrdnen.
tbeils i'm 0antsefibl fir ben Sobn.
Der linn geboren mar, tbeils aus innis
ger Sbeilnabme fir bic So9ter, bic
burd feline 9eburt aIes perloren bate.
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The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
Marriage of Two Popular Young
 People.

While not entirely uneX- pected, the marriage of Gar land Ownbey and Miss Birdie Parker Tuesday afternoon was nevertheless surprise. It has been understood for some time that the date had been l fixed, but just exactly when was not known, but no one was expecting It Tuesday, except those directly interested. The ceremony occurred at Stultz fish pond, and was performed by Rev. E. l.. Massey. The only witness was Dr. Frank Young. The bride and groom remained seated in the buggy, and in q few brief words Rev. Massey made them as one. There are no more popular young people in Springdale than these The groom is sen for of the firmof Ownbey Bros. druggists He was born and reared In Springdale. and has always been popular with his associates. He is proving him. self an excellent business man, fully capable of grapling with the affairs of this life. The bride is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Theo. Parker, and grew up in Springdale, beloved and respected by all. She is a winsome young lady and to know her is to be her friend and admirer. She is in every way fitted to be the life com. panion of the young man who has chosen her.
 It gives THE NEWS pleasure to extend It's best wishes to these young people. May the sunshine of their happiness never be marred by a single shadow.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Ed. Overton was in town Sat urday with a 78 pound catfish, which he caught the evening before in White River about a mile above Heads Ford. It Is the largest fish caught in this stream in recent years, and what is all the more remark able It was caught with small hook and line. When tue young man discovered what a monster he had hooked he lost no time in jumping into the river, which, luckily, was only about three feet deep, and after an hours tussle succeeded in landing his prize.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
NOTICE

Having sold my business to
 II, p. P. Wells, l desire that M my old customers will con. time to trade at the same old .,and. East End Grocery. MT. Wells is a very pleasant gen |,,.man to do business with. |csll and get acquainted with am very grateful for favors shown me in the past 14 months s 2, hu.iness. Your patronage b.s been highly appreciated all times,
 Yours Very Respectfully, J. F. EvINs Late Prop. of East End Gro |cprV
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

The annual school election will be held Saturday, May 20, for the purpose of electlng two directors to succeed W. r. Farrar and w. E. Brogdon, whose terms expire. A yate will also be taken on the adop- tion or rejection of county uni formity of text books. The dlrec, tors recommend voting tax of mills and all who favor good schools will please bear this in mind.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

The college base ball club ot this place slaughtered club from Fayetteville yesterday afternoon to the tune of 24 to }. The game was played on the home grounds. Battery for Springdale, Horton and Christian.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

mill men from the country. His company will wind up their busl- ness within year.
 C. J Chapman went down to Fayetteville Tuesday and attended a meeting of representatives of the berry associations between Avoca and West Fork. Arrangements were perfected whereby there will be ID conflict Tn shipments.
 Prof. J. C. Massle was out from Fayetteville latter past of last week visiting Springdale friends. He goes to Huntsville thIs week where he will establish high school, and m his new work he has the best wishes of many Washington County 1 friends.
 Dr. Wate Martin left thls week for War Eagle where he will locate for the practice of his profession. He K an excellent young man and TnE NEWS takes pleasure in com mending him to the kindly eonsid- eration of the good people of War Eagle and vicinity.
 Tib Pollock and family arrived in Springdsle Tuesday from Lewis, Indiana, having drove through. MT. Pollock Is a son of our towns man E. F. Pollock. and has numer-. ous old friends here who will glad. iy welcome htm back. He will To. cate somewhere in this section.
 Rev.J. l.. D. Houston, accompan- jed by Miss Fannie Armstrong, came over from Dodd City, Marion County, several days ago to attend. the meeting of Washbourne Pres bytery at Fayetteville and to visit with old friends. They returned this week, accompanied by Mss Leda, daughter of Rev. Houston, who had been attending school at Fayetteville. Friend Houston has great faith i'll the future ot that country.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Jean X Redfern have always paid highest prices for eggs and chickens and will continue
 10 do so. Take your stuff to hsadQuarters.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Love, Laughter and Song is ths title of Bob Taylor's new lecture, winch will be given at the College Chapel at Fayetteville next Tues day night. Admlsrion 50 cents.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

A car of bran, chops, meal, corn, etc., just received by Dodson X Sanders. Chops 90 cents per bushel.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

LosT.-Somewhere in the vi elnity of Sonora, an all hair saddle blanket. Finder is re. quested to please leave same ~ the store of A. Sanders.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Married at the residence of Mrs. James Graham on last Sunday, al 10 o'clock, P. M. Fritts to Mrs. Amanda Graham, Elder Edward F. Hale officiating. Quite a mum. Der of relatives and friends were present. After church at "Three Springs an excellent dinner wa, served at the home of Mrs. .Jamc Graham. XN.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
Iht nrms.
A.,,rsapALr, MAY ,, 1899.

no. o.peciaInumberoft times Is HNhslno wilIbe run until ordered
 ,t.tso nd charged for accordingly
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
LOST!

Monday, between Springdale land Sonora, a new black wool |hat, size , Is. Finder is re |quested to please leave same lat THE NEWS office.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

l.. D. Petross was excused Monday from duty on the grand jury and R. l.. Atwood, of this place. chosen to serve in his stead.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Dodson x Sanders are head.
 quarters In the chicken and
 'lg trade. They pay top prices.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Take your chickens and eggs
 nodson X Sanders and get s;.be.t cash price for them.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

smyer wants your eggs. c.sh or trade a, the New York # Store.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
WANTED.

To either buy a good work horse, or hire one through the berry season.
 1, T. B. Miller.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Unbaled hay for sale cheap. |Call on J. K. or J. F. Harris
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Take your chickens aud eggs 70 z tne w. Y. Farrar Dry Goods Vo' and get highest market prices for them.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

We understand that the case of the town of springdale vs. F. G. Miller, which had been appealed to circuit court by the defendant was withdrawn at hIs request.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

l Highest market price paid flor chickens and eggs by the FN. T. Farrar Dry Goods Go.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Bring me your watch and 1 II, tell you what the trou ble J. k. LANCASTER.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Big line of Racket goods on our 3 and 10 cent counters. The Fair.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
WANTED.

To pay cash for 100 bu shel;
 of stock peas. w. T. FARRAR X Go.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Millinery. Our low prices a h,o assortment has built
 au' our business. The Fair.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
NOTICE

Some fresh cows for sale at
 |ny place one mile east of town. w. C. ADAIR.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

l am hunting for a watch ,aa' can't make keep time. nave you got it?
 J. R. LANCASTER.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Send in your crder for straw,
 |berry tickets.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Opie Reeds books for sale u Tho News office.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Daily papers, books and %~aga1ines ~ always in stock at The News office.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Dont put off ordering your s S'1'y tickets until you want to
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

IL pays to have your watch |wcrk done by a practical watch |repairer. See J. R. LANcAs-
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

VII sell ,cheap for cash. ,ss ,,,.. aalf down and good secu. " TOT balance, the residence Eoperty on Emma Avenue, r rO"1 as the Price property aa as property ia we'll worth '@sV' Will take $1 ,62O
 Geo. Pollard.
 Webber Falls, 1. Y.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Note the change Tn the ad. of J..
 r. Nelson in this issue.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
April l4, 1899.

Call on Smyer for good |goods at lowest prices. Cash
 talks.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

,;,s "s'tts has a standard stallion,
 u \. uuelph ZIG l-4. Dam, Dai- E 3 os Maine Hamlltonian. Servme
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

FOR SALE. .,sss, ssecond hand spring wagon, ,,s''sole T. for hauling berries !" LANCASTER x EVANS
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
NOTICE.

] 1have placed all of my ac. |,ounts in the hands of E. s. Horton, with instructions 10
 |cOllect some at once. Suit will
 be entered against all parties whose accounts are not paid within fifteen days.
 k. RALsToN.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Bank of Commerce,
 kaneas City. Mo. Any Wholesale Grocery, Kansas Csty, Mo. Dun and Bradstreet Agencies, Kansas City, Mo Bank of sprlngdale
 Will carry deposits with Bank of Sprin4dale checks. For stencils and I N. F. Watkins, of Springdale, Ark. 0 Der stamp free on application. w. R. CROMWELL, President
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

TIE NEWS will give a years sa oscrlptlon to the person shipping the first crate oI strawberries from Springdale tnls season, provided that it is shipped to any commission house whose advertisement ap bears in this paper.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

For Prompt Returns ship your Berries and Early Vegetables to