The Springdale news., 1899-04-28

: able to get the exact amount promised but there should be In the nelghborhood Of r acres, when all reports are in |. Rogers Democrat.
 P. L. Rose, late of Texas
 has purchased 600 acres from J. A. C. Black burn, of Rogers. and will start stock ranch.
 He will also erect a mill. The land is east of Rogers.
 Tran Clegg has joined the hospital corps and left San Francisco, Cal, last Sunday for Manila. He has many friends here who wish him a safe re. turn from the thrilling scenes Ill the Philippines -Siloam Springs Republican.
 J. 4. c. Blackburn informs Us that he has an aunt living near Burk's church house on War Eagle aho is 97 years old. She was born in 1902 and is said 10 be spry and enjoying good health for one of her age She is q sister of Mr Black burns mother.-Rogers Re publican.
 The dormitory of Rogers Academy was entered by burg lars Oh last Thursday night, and about all the eatables in the building carried off. They also took several dollars out of a pocket book they found in the front room. Entrance was gained by cutting a hole in the screens over one of the west windows There IS no clue to the burglars Rogers Demo crat
 Circuit court adjourned last Saturday after a four weeks session. An adjourned term will be held July 30th to dis pose of the remaining cases on the eiy1l docket. Judge Pitt man left Saturday evening for Nevada, Mo, to take treat ment fer his afiliction before the Washington circuit court con- venes. We hope he may be entirely restored to health.- Bentonvllle Democrat.
 E. k. Morgan, the newly elected mayor of Rogers, comes outln card occupying almost a column in which he tells the people what he proposes to do. He expects to enforce the ordi nance prohibiting the running at large of horses and hogs, and the ordinance making 1t all otfense for boys to jump on and off moving trains. He also calls on the people to repair their sidewalks and clean up their premises
 A large ilouring mill is in course of construction at Mason Valley, which we understand, will be completed and in opera ton by the time new wheat comes in. County Clerk Harry Hust, Will Holland and Milt Henderson are behind the enter prise, which is evidence that 1t will be conducted Ill a business like manner and give good ser vices to it's patrons. It will be a great convenience to the people of that community Gentry Journal.
 Word comes that they are stirring things on the A. X 0. extension from Gravett to Southwest City. About one hundred teams, with men in proportion, are at work on the grade. It is thought there will be no cessation of the work un- tt iii the road is built to Miami, l. T., there to connect with a branch of the Kansas City, Fort Scott X Memphis. It will then be Tn order to begin at the eastern terminus and build into the mineral belt of Boone, Marion and Baxter countless Bentonville Democrat.
 Jay Keller son of T. J. Keller of this place arrived home last Saturday morning from Cuba where he has been enlisted with Troop D. 7th U. s. Calv airy. He has been in regular service for the past three years. i He served over two years with his company in Utah, New MeXlco and Arizona and was lin several red hot engagements with the red men. Jay has