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The daily sentinel., 1899-10-11
WOMAN AND her WAYS

Girls know how every young man
tips his hat.
A woman thinks the chief purpose Of
keys is to lose them,
Probably every girl has wished at
some time that she had curly hair.
Any woman who won't work IL eoon
spotted by the rest of the neighbors.
Some women worry SO much over not
having any time to rest that they
don't enjoy it when they have time.
Nothing bores q woman so much az
to have anyone agree with her when
she deprecates her own housekeeping.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-11
What is osteopathy?

The question "What can Ostsopathy
do for rheumatism, asthma or catarrhP"
is often asked. In these Affections o.
teopathy works upon the same principle
a. il does In other troubles.
These troubles are not all treated
alike. The nrst thing to do is to find
what Il causing the disease, then the Os-
tsopa4h must 60 to work, keeping ever in
mind the exact relative position Of the
differednt anatomical structures and by
a careful strain on this ligament, OF firm
pressure On that rigid muscle, slight
lifting Of this rib or spreading Of the
two ribs next bslew, the pressure. undue
tension and painful, often excrusiating,
conditions are removed, 30 that the vital
fluids are once more allowed to flow In
their proper channels, thus nature rights
the condition known as disease.
By way OF illustration take rheuma-
tism, condition which the best authori.
ties recognize as acid in the blood. They
also say that the kidneys or liver are at
fault In not extracting this acid from the
blood.
Now we say that it is not really these
organs that are at fault, but It is either
nerve or blood supply Of these organs, Oh
perhaps 1t may be both nerve and blood
supply, being shut off, which renders
these organs unable to perform theiI
function.
We have found there il in many casee
a spinal curvature. or the 11th and 10Th
dorsal vertebras may be slightly rotated
an vertical axis, or perhaps two OF
three Of the lower ribs may be dislo..
satsd. These conditions are not some
ones theory or guess work, for they have
been proven by X-ray examinations
which prove that these conditions do ex.
ist, and after course OF treatment and
a careful adjustment peculiar to Osteop-
athy, tho patient RECEIVERS.
1t would be just as impossible for q
patient to resover from disease with
nerve and blood supply cut od, as il
would be for you 70 have electric light
In your room II the wires were cut be-
tween your heme and the dynamo.
When you are suffering, you need
nothing added, fer 1t IL all there; what
it needs 10 adjusting.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-11

Money is readily obtainable
commodityin the east and in fact all
over the country. Would it be any
more impossible for US 10 organ
izs smelter corporation, issue
bonds 10 build same, in manner
and under conditions, which OBJ
tanned in building the new beet
sugar factory at Ordway. We
believe bonds could be sold and
the smslter erected under this
plan, if no more feasible plan pre-
sonted itself.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-11
THE copRA INDUSTRY.
An Important Trade May BE Trans
1erred to the United States
n, from MarseAlIes.

Consul Skinner at Marseilles invites
attention to the fact that the occupa-
ton of the Philippines by the United
States may lead to the transfer to the
United States of an industry now al
most exclusively confined to the city
of Marseiles. He refers to the copra
industry, and states the situation as
follows:
1.-THE crushing of oleaginous seeds
and cocoanuts, for the extraction OF the
oil they contain, has for many years
given employment to hundreds of work
men, and the skillful use of blended oils
in the manufacture of soap gave to this
city its worldwide reputation for the
latter. Inmore recent times, the Amer
lean cotton seed oil has to a large ex-
tent replaced the copra or cocoanut Oil,
ut the same time severely Gripping the
seed-crushing business. A soap manu-
facturer advises me that the cotton oil
cannot, however, entirely supplant the
cocoanut oil, as the former, il used
alone, produces soap too soft to be
acceptable to commerce; and the lat
ter, If unmixed with cotton or peanut
oil, makes a soap as much too hard.
I am informed that mixture OF about
half and half produces the best results,
and that the failure of Marseilles man
ufacturers to maintain these proper
tions has been followed by a distinct
falling off in the quality OF some IA
nous brands of Marseilles soaps.
1.-THE copra OF cocoanuts crushed in
Marseilles come almost exclusively
from the Philippine islands. In the
year 1897 the imports amounted to $780,
100 metric quintals, in addition to
which 1910 metric quintals were i'm
ported from the French colonies. The
highest price paid at Marseilles during
1897 was 1924 and the lowest 1881.
The nuts fall from the trees and lie on
the ground until the hard shell sep
arntes from the kernel and decays. The
kernels appears to lose none Of its USE
full qualities. though permitted to re-
main on the ground for year or more.
When favorable opportunity occurs
| the copra is gathered. dumped into
some small coasting boat, and eventual
| ly reaches Marseilles. At the present
time the price is uncertain and almost
double the average figure, because of a
complete suspension of arrivals from
Manila. On January II the total stock
of copra in the docks and warehouses
was only 1880 quintals, and the fear
now prevails that the troubles among
the natives will prevent the shipment
OF any considerable quantity for some
time to come.
1.-THE assurance that means of COM
munication between the Philippines
and the United States will soon be
established will make it appear easy
for American capital to build and oper-
ate crushing mills; and, with cotton
oil in unlimited quantities to draw
upon. the manufacturers Of soap will
be in possession Of additional resources
for carrying on their business."LWash-
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-11

It cannot be many years at the
longest before nearly all of Den
ver's pioneers, will have to take
the last journey "across the
range" Too much honor and re-
speot cannot be paid those who
survive; those who have pushed
the city forward to the position
OF one Of ths most beautiful cities
of the continent. The lessons
taught by the rigid and correct
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-11
Henry Nichols must attend t.

Henry Nichols must attend to
his duties just at present, during
the commissioner sitting, but he
expects to visit a majority of the
people before election. 1t is a
rule with him never to neglect
business, when there is any to
attend.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-11

George Kindel will fight till
doomsday for lower freight tar
ifs. but never get them, a. long
as one half the merchants are
bribed by rebates and passes. Alb
solutely united effort can only ef-
feet Just, - against robber tariffs.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-11

Mrs. Miller asks and wants the
mother vote for her candidacy.
She believes with that vote and
the influence it will exert, she will
easily head the ticket.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-11

sss James B. Maskie. Grimsey Nc
Boy, Jump the pole aud slide down the
old cellar door In the funny comedy Of
Grimes Cellar Door. At the Park Opera
houss, Friday evening.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-11
About the Weather.
From Observer Stewart

From Observer Stewart
The maximum temperature yesterday
was IS degrees ard the minimum this
morning 43 degrees.
The forecast for this section 10:
Probably showers tonight and Thurs.
day.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
LOWELL,

Mrs. Christson Seriously lII-l
 New Boy.
 Everet Haislip is sick witt diabetes.
 Dr. Curry, Of Rogers, was down Sunday.
 Harry Johnson was at Lowel Friday buying fruit trees.
 Miss Maud Phillips is uI from Fayetteville visiting home folks.
 Born to wife of Hugh Shelton Saturday, a boy weighing elev en pounds.
 Perry Wills has the measles They have broken out and Perry is a beauty.
 Mrs. Christison has hemor rhage of the lungs and it il thought she can not recover. Frank Hammonds was III from Winslow Sunday. He il working with the steel gan! down there.
 Dr. Newkirk's funeral vii be preached at the South Meth odlst church in Springdale nex Sunday, Hay 7th. Chas. Hunt has gone to talk charge of the Section at Brent wood. His family will mov' there in few days. Bob Pitt of Brightwater, takes his place here. 1 LEONIDAS,
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
ZION
Newsy Items From a Near By
 Neighborhood.
MULKEEPMo.

Newsy Items From a Near By
 Neighborhood,
 Jim Jenkins has a splendid buggy horse for sale.
 The Sunday School at Zlon is progressing nicely.
 Miss Annie Blakemore visit ed home folks Sunday.
 Ask Wiley Anderson how he likes dogs here of late.
 Walter Cravens was seen going to mill last Sunday.
 Harrison EidsoD is slowly recovering from a severe at tack of erysipelas.
 Rev. G. B. Griffin will preach at Zion Saturday night and Sunday at | a. Ill.
 They say John Anderson is recovering from a severe at tack of heart trouble.
 Miss Ethel Jenkins was tue guest of Misses Matte and Mary Blakemore this week.
 Hiss Ella Martin was the guest of Misses Bessie and Aquilla Hartley last Sunday.
 We wonder why Bob Eidson does not attend prayer meet ing any more. Why not Rob- bic!
 Miss Matte Blakemore and Maude Jones were the guests of Mss Mary Gardner Wednes- day night.
 Several of our young people attended a singing at John MuneY's near Sons Chapel Saturday night. Those pres ent report a nice time. May 3. STRANGER,
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

valiant follower of the flag in company D l9Eh U. $. Infant ry. His old command is now in Porto Rico but i: is doubt ful if any of Joe's comrades still belong to 1t for it has been over thirty years since he received his discharge after seeing five years of service.
 The recent cyclone at Klrks- vile. Mo, has arous ed the ap- prehensions of a number of our people and all stormy looking clouds are subject to a close spection.
 The directors of our Fruit mems Union held a meeting at the Switch last night and sue ceeded in making arrange ment with E. A. Gillett to inspect all berries here before shipment Dr. J c. Keeney, the secretary of the Union resigned hls posi- ton and w. P. Langford was elected to fill the position Dr. Keeney IS interested in a canning factory at Republic, Mo, and will go up there in a short time to assist in the man agement of same
 May ,. MULKEEPMo.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
FAYETTEVILLE.
Minor Mention From Washington
 County's Capitol.

Minor Mention From Washington
 County's Capitol.
 R. T. Smith is very sick al hls home in Gunter addition.
 w. c. Stone and wife visited relatives at Rhea's Mill this week.
 c. NJ. Oliver brought in some ripe strawberries Wednesday Who is ahead of thatl
 Mrs. Tom Hammond and children returned Saturday from Los Angeles, Cal, much improved in health
 Lee Monroe, of South McAl. ister, 1. T., is here visiting rela tives and making preparations to harvest his big strawberry crop near Rudy.
 MT. Counts, of Drakes;own has traded his farm for the c. c. Conner farm a short dist ance south of town, also traded for nice residence in town.
 One of our petit jurors says if the druggists are going to sell whiskey> they had better sell it and then travel. Fol verily the way of the trans gressor is hard.
 Dewey has been informed that Menendez is down with the measles. We hope for his speedy recovery. Dewey was locked up in court last week which is worse than the measles.
 May ?. DEWEY.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Huey, E D. Olive and wife, Otto Sargent, Miss Mable Budd and others
 Jim and Walter say they will have to loose another weeks sleep.
 I don't think the county uniformity of text books will carry in district 122,
 The hail knocked off lots ol berries and apples Thursday but we have plenty left,
 We heard yesterday that Chester was completely de stroyed by fire last week.
 We heard the whistle of No. 3 and No. 1 yesterday for the first time in a good while.
 District No, 122 would like to have Prof. c. F. Smith from Sonora teach the school for us,
 Most of the people from this community will go to Craw- ford county to pick straw berries.
 We will have the largest crop of wortle berries this sum. mer that We have had for sev. eral years.
 Dr. Richardson, of Paw Paw, l. T., writes the prospects for a good eIop is very promising down there,
 If it keeps on raining like it has been the berry pickers will have plenty of weeds to con. tend with when they come home.
 May l. BUCK SKIN.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

Wager a school house pattern. Hurrah tor Wager,
 Thornsberry is going tG have children's Day the first Sun day in June.
 Will Littrell visited friends at Round Prairie. We all sup, pose the friends was a lady.
 B. B. Greenhouse, one of the Johnson Switch berry growers was in this vicinity looking for pickers. He says there is a fine prospect for berries, but hands are scarce.
 Some fishers were fishing on Brush Creek Saturday night and let their camp fires get away from them which burned up something near two hun dred panels of fence for Uncle Billy Evans and Mr. Lowe. May 1. WoBBYToP.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
MACEDONIA
The New School House Is Painted
 Personal Gossip, Etc,

iit NeW OIHOOl liUuSc lo diiitOu
 Personal Gossip, Etc.
 The wheat crop looks very promising.
 Rev Jesse Loving was in the village Monday.
 Mir Bennett, of Langley, was in this place Monday.
 The farmers of our vicinity have begun to blow their corn,
 The Cannon boys are haul ing wheat to Goshen this week. Mrs. Griffin was visiting her | father at Goshen Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Maud Bennett is out of school this week suffering with roseola.
 Misses Jennie Fritts and Beaulah Abney are on the SICK list this week. Mrs. Green Maytield visited her mother, who lives near Whltener, Monday.
 There was quite an enter taining music party at 5. k. Abney's Friday night.
 William Jackson and family of Elm Springs, were visiting relatives here this week.
 The new school house has a nice coat of paint on it. G. L. Divis has just finished the job.
 B. R. Abney has sold several binders to our progressive farmers during the last two weeks.
 Quite a number of the young people of this place aim to at tend. the May meeting at Goshen Sunday.
 A number of straw berry men were here last week trying to engage pickers. They were very successful as our people like to work.
 May ?. REMUs.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

week. He is travelling in the interest of the Champion Ma, chine Go.
 Rev. Kemper delivered an interesting sermon at the NJ. E. Church, subject, Truth.
 Our fruit growers are very busy preparing crates and boxes and looking out for berry uickers
 Dr. ]. H. Beard, of Bloom field, was in our city Tuesday of last week. The Doctor has a good practice.
 Mrs. Monroe returned last week from an extended visit Tn Indiana. She reports cold weather and plenty of mud.
 Mir. and Mrs. Duekett came up from Texas where they nave been for some time. MT. Duckett has a contract for grading a railroad.
 Merritt Woody received a telegram from Harrison Tues day announcing the serious lll- ness of his mother at that place. He boarded the first train for Eureka Springs.
 c. A. W walters, our late bar Der has vamosed to some other part of the country, leaving be- hind board bill and other ln- debtedness amounting to about | 5000. It seems that he paid no bills whatever, as promises was all he had in stock for his creditors. He even went to Mrs. Browns millinery store the morning before he left and got new hat for his wife. May }. TRAVELLER
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
Excursions.

St. Louis, Mo.-Acc't Ger man Lutheran Synod. Fare and one third, on certificate plan, for round trip. On sale April 26th to May 9th, 1899.
 San Francisco, Cal.-Acc't National Baptist Societies An niversaries. One standard fare tor the round trip. On sale May 14, 15, 16, r, going limit to May p and return limit July 15, 1899. Various routes. See Agent. C721.
 St. Louis, Mo.-Merchants Association. Fare and one fifth, on certificate plan. For dates and other inform ation see agent. C159.
 Annual meeting German Baptist (Dunkards) Roanoke, Va May P, 26, 1899, at rate of on e regular standard first class fare plus B % for the round trip 172
 Triennial meeting German Evangelical Lutheran Synod, St Louis, Mo April 26 May ( 1899, rate of S13 70 on certifi cate plan for round trip 172 :.
 Annual convention K of r of Arkansas, Hot Springs, Ark May 15, IS, 1899, tickets on sale May 14, 15 and 16 final return limit May 19, 1899, al one fare for the round trip Place your orders for tickets day before you start 172
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
GOSHEN.
Personal Gossip From a Thriving
 Community.

Persona Gossip From a Thriving
 Community.
 Lawson Clarke visited Fay. etteville Monday.
 J. K Langley is having his house repainted.
 Prot. J. F. Busey moved to his farm Monday.
 Dr. E. L. Kelly, of Fayette vile, was in Goshen last week. pr. W. B. Armstrong has been having his house repaired d and painted.
 Mrs. J. F. Taylor visited friends and relatives in Fay etteville Saturday and Sunday. Prof. Gladston, of the 4. |. U., and Mr. Logan were in Goshen Saturday looking after the interests of the telephone. May ?. KNOB.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
0HNSON.

hHfludf oCh00l Meetlng uettIng
 Ready for the Berry Business.
 Van Bauguess has moved down to Santiago
 Several Johnsonites visited at SpringdaIe last Sunday
 Bennel Maxey is seriously thinking of moving to the Nation.
 r. A. Kennedy and family visited over In Madison County last week.
 Miss Minnle Jones. of Fay ettevllle, is visiting in Johnson at present.
 Geo. Mccall, of Eureka Springs, spent last night with w. r. Langford.
 Misses Ina Johnson and May Langford were visiting near Harris Saturday and Sunday.
 R NJ. Lichlyter and family spent the latter part of last week with relatives near liar. ris.
 There Is some talk of pie nic or festival, at the Switch sometime during the latter part of May.
 Carl Mccoy, who has been attending the Elm Springs Academy, is having a vacation and the measles too.
 The berry growers of this vicinity are trusting in divine providence, and their neigh. bors, for berry pickers.
 Col. James Reed, one of the leading citizens of our neigh, boring town, Elm Springs, spent Friday night with Wm. Mayes.
 There will not be quite so many applicants for the school at Stony Point this year on ac, count of the secession of the east portion of the district.
 Tie electors of our new school district will hold their first regular annual meeting at Lichlyter's blacksmith shop on the third Saturday in May.
 District No. 36 has paid our new district quite eompli ment by posting notices of their school meeting on a prominent place in our terri tory.
 w. c. Haines is getting the berry re-house under head way and our growers can hold their meetings in ho me of their own before many more days.
 The new store building is rapidly nearing completion and the firm of Mayes X Vermillion will have q neat stock of goods arranged for bushes before many days.
 Joseph Ellis entertained Mully a day or so ago with a number of interesting yarns of the old days when Joe was a
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
ELM SPRINGS
In the Grasp of Measles s-Death of
 Mrs, Reese, Etc.

Mrs, Reese, ttC.
 No serious sickness to repor, this week.
 Mrs. Ida Reese, wife of Jake Reese, died last week.
 J. c. Steele has the addition to his store nearly done.
 J, 4. Nenable and Tom Vas. son went to Bentonville on business last week.
 Menendez, together with sev- eral others have the measles. A good crop of them.
 Uncle Riley Ritter has c. l.. Dingle painting his residence. Others talk of painting soon.
 Dr. Williamson, of Lowell, attended the K. ot P, lodge at this place. last week, and visit ed friends while here.
 Rev. J. D. Weems, of Prairie Grove, preached at the Metho- dist church yesterday and took a collection to aid In rebuild ing Galloway College at Searcy Ark.
 As We are not feeling first. rate We make this list of items short. But breyity in news paper correspondence and 1T preachers sermons is no bad fault.
 May } MENENDEZ.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
TH0RNSBERRY.

Fire Destroys Fencing New School
 House at Wager.
 Fishers are plenty, but meat is poor.
 Wheat is looking finer here than 1t has for few years. Mrs. Joe Smiley has come home. She is improving last. Jim and Lou Standfield visit. ed relatives near Fayetteville Sunday.
 Dock Abercrombie has the contract for saving tue city of
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
LEONIDA
BREN WOOD.

Interesting Items from this Pictur-
 esque Mountain Village.
 Tie timber is perfectly green.
 IL rained most of last week
 The health of the community is improving.
 Farmers are nearly all done planting corn.
 w. D. Huey seems lonely since Miss May Lowrey went to Lowell
 Considerable hail fell here Thursday; some nearly as large as hen eggs.
 J. w. Anderson, of Fayelte- vile, is down looking after walnut logs.
 Among the number who went to Galveston was D. NJ. Barron, A. Brown, Jno. Brown, w. D.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
|
 GEN I RY.

Barber Skips 0ut-Berry Growers
 Busy Personal Mention, Etc,
 Temp Hastings set out six acres to straw berries last week.
 Esq. January and lady were visiting at Uncle Ike January's s Monday.
 J. k. Baker has bought the feed store of Cunningham and Hamilton.
 Sloan carpenters have the contract for the building of Prot. Waters residence.
 Rev. Kemper came home last
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
WHlTENER.

News Evidently Scarce as the
 ProyerbaI Hens Teeth,
 w. J. Guthrie was over from Clifty Wednesday.
 Joe Cox has moved his house to another part of his farm.
 Representative Williams was up from Goshen Wednesday.
 Senator Carlock was down from Huntsville visiting rela tives this week.
 May. ,. OCTAvIUs.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
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The Springdale news., 1899-05-05

The young men of the Spring
 dale College are preparing to give another minstrel perform. ance soon. The first one given was a success in every way and drew a large crowd. We understand the young ladies will have part in the coming entertainment and that, of course, will make it still better.
The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
Yar Health Restored

HTAH E misery Of sleepiesshess e""
 realized by those who have eAperl- A epced it. Nervousness, sleepiesshess' headaches neuralgia and that miserable feeling of unrest can surely be cured oy Df' Miles Restorative Nervine. So certain IS Dr. Miles of this fact that all druggists are authorized to refund price paid for the hrs' bottle tried. providing 1t does not oeneh' Mrs Henry Bruns, wife of the well known blacksmith at Grand Junction, Iowa. says T was troubled with sleeplessness. nervous ness. headache and irregular menstruatlon, 1, suffering untold misery for years. l used various advertised remedies for female com plaiats besides being under the care of local physicians, without help. l noticed in Dr. Niles advertisement the testimonial of a lady cured of ailments similar to mine, and shall never cease to thank that lady. Her testimonial induced me to use Dr. Miles Nervine and Nerve and Liver pliis' when