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The Springdale news., 1899-06-09
GEN R TY.

Mir. Bruner has moved to the Territory. He can get feed for hls teams cheaper over there.
 We think we will have a wedding to report next week. John isn't smiling just for fun.
 Henry Hastings has gone to the 1. T, or some other seaport. MT. Sharp says he would like to see Henry.
 w. H. Hamilton left last night for an extended trip in the west, He will be gone two or three months.
 The berry growers shipped fourteen cars of berries and the prices not being satisfactory quit shipping. A few are mak- ing wine.
 Our school board have se. cured Prof. Maxwell as princi pal. Mir. Maxwell is our county examiner. Marshall Bennett is first assistant.
 Glenn Cunningham, w. H. Hamilton, Granville Pritchard, Riley Gam and Traveller drove over to James Story's on Osage Thursday and caught some very fine fish.
 Messrs. J. M. Beard and H. T. Hayes, of Lowell, were in Gentry Wednesday looking for a location for an evaporator. We would be pleased to have them go into business here. Pearl Black and Wm. Gun. ninSham came down Friday from Madge, Mo, where they have been working in a stone quarry. They returned last night and were accompanied by John Condry.
 We went over to Wager Friday morning to look after some carpenter work. We found G. L. Holland, the mer. chant, counting eggs, tearing Calico, etc. Lee has in. besr held Of wheat we have s.. n this season.
 TRAVELER.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09

Saturday night at the residence of E. D. Brown. Every body had a nice time.
 We may not have the honor of shipping as many cars of berries as some points have, but We will ship as much tlm- Der as the next one.
 Samuel Hughes is planting hls peas over. Mr. Hughes says he will know next time when to plant his peas. Sam uel this all comes about by you not being reader of the grand old NEWS
 Rev. A. Jones preached at Black Oak Sunday. He said he thanked God for the dlVis- ions Tn the different churches, because 1t made more preach CTS. He forgot that Christ prayed we all be one.
 BUCKSKIN
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09
HINDSvlLlE.

Jake Stokes came out from Springdale Wednesday.
 Will Brooks, of Huntsville, was on our streets Thursday.
 T. w. Berry and wife went over to Springdaie Monday.
 Jim Harris and wife visited relatives at Whitener Sunday.
 Hugh Berry made d busi- trip to Fayetteville Wednes- day.
 Allen Walker and Will Me. Creary went over to St Paul Tuesday.
 Elmer Harris transacted bus. ness at Springdale Friday ard Saturday.
 Mrs. Elmer Vaughan was up from Whltener last week wis., fling relatives.
 J. P. Salyer and daughter
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09
THORNSBERRY.
Weather fine.

Weather fine.
 J. P. Walker went to Fay etteville on business today.
 Farmers are preparing to cut their wheat last of the week. Farmers are now engaged in making clover hay and blowing corn.
 Ed Standfield is delivering his walnut and cherry lumber at Springdale.
 Culver Crowder, of Benton ville, was in this vicinity last week buying stock.
 It seems like Wobby didn'1 get there last week so we will make an effort now.
 We'll, Menendez we want D. w. Glover to find Wobby be fore he leaves the country, but we hope he wont leave soon. Walter Abercrombie had his arm cut to the bone by a saw. Dr. Fergus dressed the wound and it is doing very we'll.
 Last Sunday was Children's Day. The program was short but the speakers dld well. Dinner was served on the ground and everybody seemed to enjoy themselves. There was a large crowd present.
 WoBBYTOP.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09
 Street Incident.

"My Dear Sir" exclaimed Law. yer Bartholomew Livingston, meet.
 hg the Rev. Dr. Archibald Wind ham on the village street. .Wha, does tms mean: 1 tbo,pht yor
 were laiI up with all sorts of mad diseases, VI oso O"And so was,n sad the reycr. ehd gentleman. q had an attack ot 'hu'Sestlon and from that time nm my whole system has been m . d,s' ordered condition until I hoaan saN'hs ,' Hoods Sarsaparllla which has pnt me up on my feet and cured all my stomach troubles 3
 VI don't donbt it," sand the law. yer .Srhls same med,clre cnred my w'ie of Rheumatism and mv .ar ..'s'e ;,s g'rl of scrofula. When they & saY ,''' the best medicine money "a" Say' they only tell the truth. .' ,ha les es' yes, so they do," replied s' minister, and the two passed an
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09
BREN WOOD.
hlENENDEZ

Mr. Pasehal will soon have a car load of wagon timber ready for shipment.
 John Hutehen had Il wool picking at his house Friday night and a party.
 Miss Jessie Lalcen informs us that she will teach the school at Sugar Mountain.
 Miss Ellen Calhoon has re. turned from Mountainburg, the guest of her parents.
 A. II. Paschal and James Hughes were hauling lum Der to Brentwood Saturday.
 The prospects for good crop Is very promising, if it was not for the chiuch bugs.
 Miss Carrie Wilson has re- turned home from Michigan. where she has been serving as a nurse.
 Brentwood is on boom. You can't hear anything but the whistle of saw mills and the buzz of the mighty saw.
 A party was given in honor of W. D. lluey and Jno. Brown
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09
LOWELL.

Hugh Patterson, of Fay yette vile, is spending the week here rusticating
 Mr. Courtney from Missouri Is here visiting his brother. in law, J. D. Brown.
 Dr. J. L. Williamson was called 10 Brentwood Monday, to see Chas. Hunt.
 Will Elliot and Jno. McGar- rah are looking for another war, each has a boy.
 The c. P. Sunday School is making preparations for "Childrens Day. next Sunday. Several parties are going to Webb City on the excursion this week. They mostly have mining fever.
 Will Williams and Hiss Lucy have returned from War Eagle, where they have been visiting friends.
 Several parties went to the decoration. They report a good time and especially praise Jordan's speech
 Catchings informed me that he shipped from Lowell 2,282 crates of strawberries by ex press and 2,5C0 by freight.
 Carlos Lynch and family, Of Avoca, are visiting Mrs. Ar. holds. Carlos says he made money on strawberries and will set out more.
 Our school election was held Saturday, 3rd of June. It re suited unanimously for five mill tax. Only two were against uniformity. Ellis How ry was elected director. Mud Town elected five mill tax, uniformity and ". $. Neill director.
 LEONIDA
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09

items this week There : io'0 of ignorant people II 'neif replies are true.
 Alfred Wasson has been ell gagged to teach the next term o' of school at Stony Point. Al fred is bright young man. and we predict q succeSS'u' term of school for the patrons of that district.
 The adjourned session of our school meeting was held at the black smith shop Friday eve ming. The site for the nvw school house was adopted and various other minor matters were satisfactorily adjusted.
 Dr. w. H. Avis, the great seeker after legislative honors, lis seriously thinking of becom- ing a candidate for road over seer. Our friend Morrison will have to hustle if the Doc tor camps on his trail, so the Doctor says.
 Dewey may strike a few of Menendez's submarine mines when he goes to slipping to wards that sewing machine. Use great caution, Dewey, and keep your plan of attack tt yourself, and do not engage toe much sewing!
 II B. Morrison, tue gentle manly road -overseer for Elm Springs township worked three days of last week on the pub lie road west of Johnson, an( has a crew of hands warned out for three days more in the same vicinity. The work is filling a long felt want.
 The following brief synopsis gives an idea of the initial ax- perience of our Fruitmen': Union: Total number of cars shipped, II, number of crates in cars, 6,755, receipts for cal shipments S6,704.61, rebates returned to Union $2S9 .O1 There was also about 600 crates shipped by express. The of the Union will re- ceive an average of about 94c net on the car lot shipments. The experience gained this season will aid our growers a great deal next spring. J une 6. MULKEEPMo.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09

Mesdames Nan Sanders and Allen Sanders were in Goshen Sunday. w. Shoffner and Will Davis, of Wesley, were in Goshen yesterday. Harvey Sweeney made a business trip to Fayetteville Saturday.
 John Oxford and daughter, visited friends and relatives and relatives near here Sunday. Misses A. Berry and +. Powell and Messrs. c. Medley and Hugh Berry were in Go. shen Sunday.
 J. F. Williams. who was in. jured by a swin g at Fayette- vile a few days ago, has re. turned home and is improving rapidly.
 KNOB.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09
JOHNSON.
KNOB

The melon prospects are few and 'glimmery."
 There will be some wheat harvested in this vicinity this week.
 The majority of our corn fields are in extra fine shape at present. Miss Minnie Jones, of Indi. ana, is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Q. Gulley. George Nermillion returned Friday from a business trip to Pittsburg, Kan. 1 Constable McKinnon, of Elm Springs, was making business calls here to-day. Smith Kellum, of Prairie Grove, was a business visitor here last Friday. Uncle Billy Stokes, of Springdale, made brief visit to the mill to-day. Prof. Mack Davis, of Fay. etteville, was looking around our village to-day. 1 Bert Johnson and wife came out from Harris Saturday on a short visit to relatives here.
 Several of our youngsters are planning great things for the coming Fourth of July. 1 N. Y. Hanks and wife are now residents of the hustline neigh borhood know as Santi. Iago.
 1 Mrs. Joe -Arnett, of Arnett, Arkansas. was visiting rela- tlves here the first of last week.
 w. E, Claypoole has moved lagain aud is now located in a house on B. B. Greenhouse s farm.
 The new school house will be located just east of the new dwelling occupied by Chas. Mayes.
 Quite q number from our vicinity attended the Federal and Confederate decorations last week.
 The Wagner family residing near Grand View are prepar ling to return to their former home in Iowa. John Buchanan and w. H. Pyeatt, two: veteran farmers from the vicinity of Whey Grove, were in Johnson Fri day.
 The usual number of "don't t believe l know anything" an- Iswers greeted our requests for
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09
WHITENE ER,

Everybody is busy.
 Mulberries are ripe.
 Corn is looking we'll.
 Warm weather again.
 Crops are growing fast.
 Main street has been improv. ed.
 Office aspirants are increas, ing,
 The Sunday school is mak. ing rapid progress.
 The Wesley road needs work ing
 James Bell went out to Rog. CTS this week.
 Abner Mccoy was in St Paul Friday.
 Jerry Mccoy was at Wins. low Thursday.
 Allen Sherrod was in Spring. dale Wednesday.
 w. H. Johnson was down from Aurora Friday.
 W. J. Rucker came down From Clifty Saturday.
 Charlie Bragg went over to Spring Valley Sunday.
 James Mason was transactine business in Gentry Friday.
 Perry Johnson came over from Draketown Saturday.
 E. B. Montgomery came down from Huntsville Tuesday. Quite a number of people went over to Fayetteville last week to be present on Decora. tion Day.
 We notice that the enter prising Fayetteville Evening News has written up Goshen
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09

Mack Bnrch, with his force lof sons iS building Il cyclone cellar for Mrs Glover.
 Miss Cora Hughes, Of Spring Creek. was visiting in town latter part of the week.
 Rev T A. Martin left last week for Ozark where he will be gone for several days.
 Mir Anderson, an insurance man of Fayetteville, was trans acting business here Friday.
 Our officials are having quite a jolly time collecting delln. quent taxes from the Italians.
 Pen Reed, an enterprising farmer of Clear Creek. is now ing clover on k. T. Ritter's place this week.
 Messrs. James Reed and " 5. Pearson were at Fayette. vile Friday In the interest of the school district.
 The Abercrombie milling company, west of town, is mar keting walnut and cherry lum Der at Springdale.
 Miss Marie Hughes. of this vicinity, is at Gravett at pres ent, where she will likely spend the summer.
 Menendez had few words and a social grip with Remus, l that notorious quill pusher of Macedonia first of the week.
 Dr. Furgus, of this place, is exercising his skill with Walter A Abercrombie who had hls arm almost severed by a circle saw.
 A nice crowd of youngsters gathered at the residence of Albert Steele Friday night and had quite an interesting time playing crokinole.
 John Phillips says the reas on that he don't carry pistol Is because he is afraid someone will ask him if he has lost his crop. John says he don't want to be murderer.
 Most of our young people have purchased Chautauqua tickets for the coming season. [ Springdale made a big hit when she got the Chautauqua. l It is a rare thing that this part Of the country has an opportun- ity to feast upon the intellect of the world.
 Henry Shatfer and wife. of Macedonia, are visiting rela- tives here at present and are looking around for a probable location. Henry is quite a popular school teacher of Washington County. We would be glad to see him back in his old nativity.
 Mully ask that man over there who keeps goats to sell if he don't want Billy Pluto back. Billy has learned all kinds of meaness since he came to town. It is a common thing to see him in hot pursuit of a speedily departing country lad.
 Mully, there is quite a popu- lar young resident of your city whom We supposed was our personal friend, tut we think he has done us an lnius- tlee, In fact, We narrowly es. caded being dispatched in short order on account of his falsifying on us. Wish you would please favor Us by tell ing him that We are alright and We think he is alright.
 MENENDEZ.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09

Miss Enma. wrnl over |, Spriugdale Monday.
 Rev. Hogan, of Huntsville, will fill his regular appoint. ment at thls place Sunday.
 l. T. Lane came out from Springdale Sunday with hls sister, Mrs. Emily Cannon.
 Joe Tucker, an old Hinds- vile boy, came up from Forum last week to visit relatives and friends.
 J. D. Bevers, who bad been here visiting relatives, return ed Friday to his home at Springdale.
 Tom Johnson and sister Miss Martha, and Miss Ethel Rob. erts visited friends at War Ea gle Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Anderson Sanders, of Springdale, who had been out visiting relatives and friends, returned home Thursday.
 The good people of Kinds. vile met Saturday and gave the cemetery a thorough clean ing. which was needed very badly.
 Mrs. Lula Berry and chil, dren, of Prescott, Arizona, ar rived Wednesday to spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Cox.
 Hugh Berry and Hiss Flor ence Powell, Clem Medley and Alta Berry drove down to Go- shen Sunday to attend the an nual foot washing.
 The little children had party at the home of Dr. Ed. dis Friday night. Judging from the noise they made they enjoyed themselves hugely.
 Henry Dunaway and family arrived in Huntsville last Thursday and will make this their future home. Mir. Dun naway having bought an inter- est in the black smith shop with George Vaughan,
 The operation performed on Jess Withrow last Tuesday by Drs. Young, Eddis and Moore, was a success. The ball was removed and Jess is slowly i'm proving, his many friends hope he will soon be entirely we'll.
 Misses Lucy and Maud Pow ell entertained a few of their friends Wednesday night. Those present were Misses Ellie Berry, Emma Salyer, OIL ie Berry, Hattie Berry, Ida Me Donald, Alta Berry, Cora Sal. yer, Alice Berry and Dr Moore, l.. A. Jones, Elmer Har ris, Joe Tucker, Jake Stokes, Clem Medley, Ernie Harris and Norman Cox.
 June 6. SWEET yIOLETs.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09
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 Mrs. L. C. Bramley, 37 Henry St. St. Cath crimes, Ontario. writes: 'For years l suf- fercd from extreme nervousness and annoy ing constipation developing Into palpitation and weakness of the heart. l was unable to sleep, suffered much from headache, pain In my left side, palpitation and constant feeling of weakness and prostration. l began using Dr. Miles Nervine, Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver Pills and the Anti-Pain Pills to relieve sudden paroxysms of pain and headache. soon felt much improved and the pains and aches and weariness left me. 1 then took Dr. Mes Restorative Tonic and an now restored to my formeI
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09
GOSHEN.

Wheat will be cut here this week.
 The tax assessor passed through Goshen today.
 John Benton, of Fayetteville, passed through town yesterday.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09

good health. ''
 Dr. Miles Remedies are sold by all drug gists under q positive guarantee. first bottle benefits or money re- funded. Book on dis eases of the heart and nerves free. Address, mp MILES MEDICA1
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09

Dr. Miles Nervine press;ssst ps;as the dbsae strengthening M n the system to 'ss''' u
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09
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 so acres near Carlisle, Nebr1 all in cultivation with exeellcu, provements. Good rich land trade for property here.
 Nice six room house with acres of land. Nice grove and l, located. Will sell cheap.
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The Springdale news., 1899-06-09
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MISS BARR0N>
DRESS MAKER

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The Springdale news., 1899-06-09

Hugh Patterson, of Fay cite vile, is spending the week here rusticating
The Springdale news., 1899-06-09

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The Springdale news., 1899-06-09

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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-29

"A census of the camp gives 60 chill
3 drSni ana young p-ople1rom 1our to
twenty years of age: SO svoters: "a will
be voters: 35 m arried women: and about
80 of q, floating population. Our popu-
lstion, about 250intellig 4nt, newspaper
readiug. letter writing and letter re-
T ceiviug people, and theimport lance OF
the Industry that we are developing to
all of New Mexico and to e. Paso,
should enttle US to more than passing
Il cons uer alton at the handsof our postal
department.. Months ago, we modest
ly signed and forwarded our petition.
Z ask tn for the estabIishment of aspost
office and the appointment OF apost-
master, but still we patiently su bmit
to delaYs.-bY our Letters going-to-Ala-
/. moeardo for cancell alton, and to ire
Sgular paper mail! he'questfon arises,
must we howl and kick before we can
secure proper consideration? t.
= A pu bile meeting of miners was held
Sunday evening May 21st, to- discuss
ways and means for constructing a
public building. to be used for school,
dance, and all public purposes
5 in the interest, Of the. camp. a. w
&C. Bucanan secretary. 1t was an in
meeting and the ideas ex-
- pressed proved the men of this camp
to be thoughtful, considerate and er-
citizens. The meeting de-
SCcided. that the ground and building
be heIdin trust for public use
by the miners of camp, without re-
gard to creed. tie or ism, free of
charge to all alike only when used for
money making purposes, when q rea-
-sonable rental should be charged, to
go into the school fund or for chart
= Ia Bile pnrposes. a. w. Clifford, W. F.
S~Duan and Pat Markham, were chosen
e com rnittee of three, and authorized
to collect subscriptions, -select-site,
@~conssruct building, and A. w. Clifford
was specially authorized to collect
cubs ri rnions, SO generously donated
by Eentefprisfne Ell Pasoans, and to
. secure additional subscriptions from
those disposed. to- help OUT camp get a
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-29
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