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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-01-05
Obituary..

Died, Monday morning, January
LIST, at 2 o'clock of Paralysis, Jonas
Bedford, of Rushmore. Mr.. Bed
ford was at ripe old age, being in
the eighties. Deceased leaves a wife
and four sons to mourn his loss, S. B.
and D. Bedford, of Rushmore, and
two sons in California.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-01-05
Wanted Statesmen.

We make no evtravagant offers but
have a good business proposition for
reliable men to- sell our Tiger Brands
Lubig oils and greases. Address
with references. The Howard Oil &
Grease Co.. Cleveland, Ohio. 1913
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-01-05
PresbyteriOn Church Service

Rev. Wilson Aull will preach at the
Presbyterion church on Sunday
morning at 1915. There will be no
service in this church as the congrega-
ton will participate in the union tenn
perance meeting.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-01-05

To Cure a Cold in one Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the mon.
ey if it fails to cure. Csc.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-01-05
Organs, Organs.

I have ordered half a carload of
organs for Christmas. Parties CON-
templating purchasing an organ. Call
and see them. Price right.
u. F. HANsBERGER.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-01-05
For Sale.

Thoroughbred Duroc Jersey male
pigs. Prices reasonable. Call on or adj
dress, T. E. BLY,, Brewster, MINI.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-01-05

A H.cLARK'
Physician and Surgeon.
Residence cor. 10th street and 9Th
ave., two blocks aboveCourt House.
Office in G.. A. r. block.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02

recently was well known here, having been d resident of this place some time
 Jno. Davis. who was injured by being throw7, from an un- tanned mule, is rapidly recover ing
 Several of our people intend to attend the Springdale Chau iauqua at Springdale this summer. As We are q native of Tennessee and still have q lingering love for that state to- gether with her distinguished sons, We especially desire to be present on Taylor's day. We also Intend to hear that silver tongued Kentueklan, Geo. w Bain, because he is a great moral reformer struggling for the prohibition of the great est curse to civilization.
 0eTAyIUs.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
BRENTWOOD.
Personal and Social Gossip About
 Brentwood People.

Personal and Social Gossip About
 Brentwood People.
 Rev. Crane preached at Me Donald Sunday.
 4. T. Porter went to Fay etteville Saturday.
 c. H. Calhoon is working for $. P. Hutchens.
 George Mills was over Sun day to see old Buckskin.
 It is reported that the black measles are in Winslow.
 Samuel Hughes and family were visiting relatives in Wins low last week.
 A beautiful rain fell here last night which was welcomed by everybody.
 Rev. Jones preached at the residence of Mir. Crabtrees Saturday night.
 Miss Jennie Lemert, oi Winsiow. has secured the Black Oak school. We wish her success.
 Several cattle died last week and more are expected to die soon. Some say they have Spanish fever.
 Mrs. Rosie Porter has re, turned from Sonora where she has been visiting her father and mother, MT. and Mrs. Cloer.
 The berry season is about over here. The price was not so good as was expected, but We are not at all dlsheart- ened.
 A. H. Paschal and M ". Porter had their trouble settled Saturday by arbitration. l.. Lemert, E. M. Reed and E. B, Ramey We're the arbritrators
 BUCKsKIN.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
YOlE Cana
 z$aszEEzsl7ssfan1RcxGz Dodge Them

Did you ever try to dodge the rain-drops ? Did rot succeed very well, did you? It's just as useless to try to escape from the germs of consumption. You can't do it. They are about Us on every hand and we are con- stantiy taking them into our lungs.
 Then why don't we all have this disease ? Simply because these germs cannot gain a foot hold in a strong throat and lungs. It's when these are weak that the germs master.
 The body must be we'll supplied with fat. The danger comes when the blood is poor and the body is thin. If your cough does not yield, and your throat ard lungs feel raw and sore, you should not delay another day. Take
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
MACEDONIA.
The Crops, Personal and Soc'a'
 Gossip.
KNOB.

The Crops, Personal and Soc'al
 Gossip,
 Wheat and corn are looking fine.
 We are needing rain very much.
 The people have their crops Tn good shape.
 Tommie Osburn has been on the sick list this week.
 J. A. McCarter and wife have returned from the berry fields A. w. Shaffer and wife arc visiting relatives and friends near Elm Springs this week.
 The people of this communi ty listened to a masterly ser mon from Elder Wilson Thurs. day night.
 Green Maytield and family spent Sunday with Wrs. May fields mother, who lives neal Huntsville.
 Mrs. E. R. Abney made { trip to the berry fields thi: week. She returned with a nice lot of berries.
 Mr. Ellsworth took leave ol his friends here for a shor while and is now located a few miles south of Springdale.
 w. NJ. Ellsworth who took quite a number of young folks from here to pick berries neal Springdale returned this week A large number of our peo pie returned empty from Go shen Sunday as the Children's Day was postponed on account of measles.
 AbGey McCarter X Co. roll ed their threshing machine in to our village Saturday. Al first they thought of starting out at once, but their friends persuaded them to wait until wheat is cut anyway.
 REMUs.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
HlNDSvILLE.
\ Bullet Located With an x-Ray
 Marhino-porenna
NOVICE.

\ Bullet Located With an x-Ra,
 Machine-Personal.
 J. T. Powell made business trip to Springdale Saturday.
 Dr. Moore and Miss Ellie Berry visited at Huntsville last Friday.
 Hugh Berry went over to Springdale Friday returning Saturday.
 Miss Mary Heydon visited friends at Huntsville last Thursday.
 Mrs. U. c. Lear, of St. Paul, is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Salyer.
 Thomas Lane, who has been in the I. T. for the past two weeks, returned Saturday.
 George Tromater, Spring dale's energetic photographer, was on our streets Monday.
 s. s. Stearns, of near Fayette vile, is visiting his grand daughter, Mrs. E.B. Cummings.
 Prof. J. c. Anderson return. ed Friday from Bentonville, where he has been for the last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Stokes, of Springdale, came out Wednesday of last week re- turning Thursday.
 Miss Ethel Pharr, who is seachiDg a class in music here, went over to Springdale Satur- day on a visit to home folks.
 Miss Ova Berry returned last Tuesday from Sp:ingdale, where she has been visiting for some time, the guest of Miss Iva Stokes.
 Among those who attended May meeting at Wesley were Tom Vaughan and Miss Alice Berry, Edgar Linebarger and Miss Della Neenley, Hugh Berry, Dave Salyer, Benny Bever and Ernie Harris.
 Jess Withrow, who was shot by Lem Fitch over a year ago, was brought to town last week. Dr. Moore has located the ball with his X-Ray machine and
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
GEN I BY.
Chinch Bugs at Work-Pfospects
 for an Apple Crop.
MENEENDEz

Chinch Bugs at Work-Pfospect.
 for an Apple Crop.
 Mrs. Collins of Springtown was visiting with Mrs. JVaI McGaugh
 Mrs Raum has moved in the i Wasson house close to the ] M. E. church.
 Making wine of strawberries is the next experiment with our fruit men.
 Mr. Leach, the leading mer- chant of Logan, was here after a load of goods.
 Charley Adams the Hoover r. M. and Lee Story were here W ednesday trading with our merchants.
 We hear a great amount of complaining about so much damage being done by the chinch bugs.
 J. G. McAndrews our worthy sheriff and delu Orr, Was in town today looking for some transgressors.
 4 number of our young peo- pie went to Siloam Springs Sunday to attend the big tent meeting going on down there.
 Mir Burks, of War Eagle, two daughters and son were visiting at pr. Rice's Friday and saturday, returning home Sunday.
 Our berry men quit shipping 1 Thursday. We are unable te get the amount shipped, bal will make a statement in oul next letter
 MT. Heagler. a prominent fruit grower living four miles west of RentonVllle, was il town and reports not q half 6 crop of apples so far as he has noticed. Mr. Heagler has It acres in orchard on his farm.
 W. H. Allen sold numbel of crates of berries OH the track for Sl 20 per crate to q Cha mute grocerymam while tht same firm was selling othel berries at , cents per quart Nice gradeds berries hay, brought good prices all tn, : time.
 Rev. Deitrich, conducted memorial services at the II. E Church Sunday at II a. m The house was crowded ant all unite in saying that it wa
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
ELM MSPRINGS..
All the News About the Good Peo-
 ple of Elm Springs,

All the News About the Good Peo-
 pie of Elm Springs. J. B. Ritter was at Spring dale Saturday on business.
 Ed, Flynn was at FaYette vile last week on business.
 w. k. Barnes left for Pine vile, Mo-, Tuesday on business, Billey Pluto is quite annoy ing especially during school election.
 Just ask sam Roper if he drew the lucky straw and went after the water. Quite a number of families are fiockina to the berry fields to can berries since the knock out,
 Will Key was at Fayetteville Saturday visiting his brother Carl who is attending the U. of A.
 We failed to mention in oul last items that this district had adopted uniformity of text books.
 Miss Fife Driver returned to her home at Fayetteville Satur- day. She was accompanied by $. $. Mayes
 Road everseer Morrison is doing some good work and where it is badly needed east of J. c. Wassons.
 NJ. Philips end family and Orlando Webster, of Fayette- vile were visiting at the home of T. F. Webster Sunday.
 Prof. N. F. Cfoxdale is visit. ing at Prairie Grove and Farm ington at present and will at tend he bridge celebration be. fore returning.
 T. k. Webster and wife who have been i'll different parts of Texas during the past year for the benefit Of their health ar rived home last week, health improved.
 Messrs Buck Wassou, of Gentry and Dave, of Spring town, came up Friday 10 at tend the bedside of their mother Aunt Marinda Wasson. They returned Sunday.
 John Philips says Uncle Isaac shaffer has got his corn land staked off and would be glad II some Of hls friends would come in some damp evening and help drive the snakes out.
 An ice cream supper was gwen Ill the Academy building last Wednesday night for the purpose of raising funds tor the church and missionary so- ciety. Quite d large crowd
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
 WHITENER.
Many People Coming to the Chau-
 tauqua Personal Gossip.

Many People Coming to the Chau
 tauqua Personal Gossip.
 Tom Griggs was in Baldwin Saturday. Earnie Harris was down from Huntsville Friday. James Evans came out from Fayetteville Friday.
 Prof. Smith was down from Huntsville Saturday.
 E. J. Sanders came dowr from Aurora Thursday. Geo. Fitch went out to Bland's Ferry Sunday. Squire Bailey came down from Clifty Wednesday.
 Erastus Mason came over from Wesley Saturday.
 Miss Susie Boatrlght came up from Goshen Sunday.
 Tom Fitch was transacting business ill Gentry Friday.
 There was party at Col :. Warehouses Saturday night.
 
 Mrs. Add Gibbs IS seriously Ill and cannot possibly recover. Miss Allie Harris was visit ing in Huntsville Sunday even ing.
 Thomas McQuistian las lost several hundred hens with the cholera.
 Jno. Boatright was transact ing business in Huntsville Wednesday,.
 A general agent for" "rh. con tlict with Spain passed through hele Saturday.
 Quite q number of people went over to Wesley Sunday to attend the May meeting.
 Mrs. Margaret Usrey, who was drowned in Carroll County
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
FAYETTEVILLE.
Work on the Methodist Church Be-
 ing Pushed.
TRAVELLER

W0fk on the Meth0dlSt Gnufch De-
 ing Pushed.
 j. w. Gee, of Rudy, is up on a business trip.
 Pete Zettler has gore to Tenn. or a business trip.
 Mrs. D. H. Harrison has been having q siege with the measles this week.
 We are sorry to have 10 mention Steve Kelton among the sick again. Mir. Kelton's health has been poor all spring. Grandma Broyles while milk ing was Tn some way kicked III the hack by calf and is now in very precarlous con dition.
 York is now being pushed on the big Methodist church. T h material has ar rived and now work has begun in earnest.
 This is decoration day and we are not able to give all the visitors names. Suffice It to say every body and their fam. fly are visiting everybody and family.
 The citizens along Bridge Street have put a neat substan. tial footbridge across the branch which IS much needed i'm provement and reflects much credit on the worthy promoters.
 No, no, Mully we will mol change our name. You know Dewey slipped up on Manila and we may anchor neal enough to that prize to be able to lay hold on It long toward Christmas.
 Kelton and Blackmer have got their big brick yard in run ming order and their new ma. chine is on the road and as soon as it arrives it will be placed and work will begin in earnest and be pushed to its fullest capacity in order to furnish brick for the Methodist Church.
 Novice, don't despair be- cause a few points are lost. Rally your force and come again. Dewey put his last letter in the post office Tuos day evening and why 1t was so late is rather hard to tell. but they have got to get there II we have to go and carry them 1 in our pocket
 DEWEY
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
DEWEY
GOSHEN.
Fishing Good in White River.-
 Personal Mention.

Fishing Good in White River.-
 Personal Mention.
 Joseph Gilliland has the measles.
 Dr. c. E. Swift's mother is visiting him.
 The Baptist will commune at Goshen next Sunday.
 There are . good many fish being caught on the river.
 Rained Sunday night and we had quite lot of wind.
 The Goshen ice company is doing a.good business at pres ent.
 J. II. Frost and family visit ed Mrs. Wilson Saturday and Sunday.
 Will Sanders and wife visit ed relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
 4. Byrd is gaing to take the magnetic cure, at least we have been informed so.
 Jess Byrd, Wlll Phillips, Jarve Byrd, Elry Hayes. Chas. Byrd, Dr. T. w. Clark. Lona Slaughter. Vasco Byrd and
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
Lysz!saaIIIz
SPRING VALLEY.
Came Near Drowning-A Copper
 head Snake In the House.

Came Near Drowning-A Copper
 head Snake In the House.
 Louis Bland spent Sunday at Rev. S. s. Grahams.
 Mrs. Ella Nan Sanders spent last week at Fayetteville.
 Bob Graham and family visited Sunday at Oliver Cliff tons.
 Mrs. Tom Johnson visited at her daughters, Mrs. Joe Hol- broke, Thursday.
 Elmer Rush and sister, Miss Lilly, attended church al Hickory Creek Sunday.
 The light showers which fell last night cooled the air and did the growing crops some good.
 Elmer Rush visited home folks Sunday evening. Elmer says his prospects for corn are very fine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Savage visited Mrs. Savage's mother, residing near Whitener Satur. day and Sunday.
 Miss Orlena Clifton and sis ters returned from the berry field Thursday and report a successful trip financially.
 Snakes don't usually fright en Novice very much, but to discover one in the kitchen among the little folks is a little exciting. which was the case last Wednesday, when a cop. perhead was found almost di- rectly under a chair on which one of the children was sitting :. After getting the child out of danger Novice procured the garden rake and dispatched his snakeship and then almost had a spasm from pure fright.
 Mrs. Rush while going on a visit to War Eagle Tuesday had quite a thrilling adventure. The road she was travelling ran along the river bank, when sud denly the horse she was riding became frightened and leaped into the river where the water was several feet deep. Mrs Rush was rescued by some gentlemen from Fayetteville that were fishing near by, neither Mrs. Rush nor lhe horse sustaining serious injur- foes. The gentlemen, whose names we were unable to ob- tain, have the unbounded grati- tude of Mrs. Rush's entire fam fly and friends. But for their prompt assistance the accident would more than likely ended disastriously.
 NOVICE.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
SWEET VIOLET
WEST FORK.
A Wedding Farm Changes Hands
 Personal Mention.

A Wedding Farm Changes Hands
 Personal Mention.
 Mr. Bell was fined $500 fol skipping Mr. Walters,
 Bro. Hummer will preach next Sunday at ' o'clock p. m,
 Cannon Rutherford and Miss Lizzie Hendricks were married yesterday.
 Col. Hunt, Mrs. Putnam and Mir. Wall, of Fayetteville, at. tended the memorial services. :.
 The memorial service was largely attended yesterday. Bro. Whitaker preached the sermon.
 Jim Cannon has purchased the Tom Carter farm and is going 10 make West Fork his futue home. Mrs. Oldham and two daughters, Eula and Annie, have gone to Vinisa, l. T., to visit relatives.
 Preparations are being put forth for an ice cream supper at the church. The proceeds will be for the benefit ot the M. E. church.
 Tour West Fork correspond ent will please write on one side of the paper only.-EDI TOR.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
LOWELL.
An Exciting Runaway-A Wedding
 Other Items.

An Exciting Runaway-A Wedding
 Other Items,
 Mir. and Mrs. Ogden were visiting here last week.
 The medicine show has been furnishing fun for the boys here. It left Sunday.
 A. J. Merton and wife of Fayetteville are visiting at k. B. Catchings and other rela- tives here.
 Our merchants have been busy lately. People have come to the conclusion that they can get as much for thelr money nere as anywhere.
 Elsie Brown, Of Granby, Mo-. and Miss Lizzie Horton, of this place were married last Sunday evening, Dr. Green of fciating. They will live Tn Missouri and will carry with them the good wishes of many friends here.
 A runaway team caused some excitement here Friday. Uncle Thomas Wilmouth's team became frightened near the public well, tore off the corner of Uncle Riddley Mar tins porch, upset the wagon and left it scattered in pieces for some distance They were stopped near tue section house.
 The "Hobo Assoeiatlona was a good thing for the berry growers here who did not be. long to any association. It carried their berrles to far away markets and in most cases got a fair price for them. About II cars were shipped by it. Say, why couldn't we have an organization here. We need il in apple harvest.
 LEoNIDAs.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
ScOtt'S Emulsion

of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypophos- phiteS at once. 1t will heal tie inflamed membranes and greatly strengthen theni as well. The digestion becomes stronger, the appetite better and the weight increases. The whole body be- comes well fortified and the germs of consumption cannot gain a foothcId.
 It's this n0urisliing, sustain ing and strengthening power of SCOTT'S EMULSION that has made it of such value in all wasting ard exsiausting diseases.
 ssc. and si.S.a, aIl druggists.
 SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, Ns.s fork.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
J0H NS0N.
REM

l All About Johnson and Her Good
 People.
 w. E. Claypoole is in the freighting business.
 Wm. Borum has been having a siege with the rheumatism.
 B. F. Johnson is unloading another car of fine milling corn today.
 Sam Cox, Jr., in preparing to move over near Eureka Springs.
 s. s. Hayes and wife, of Elm Springs, were visiting here Saturday.
 The Italian colony shipped a number of crates of berries from this point.
 James Weir returned Fri day from an extended soiourn in s, w. Missouri.
 Several of our leading farm CTS are complaining of a scarci- ty of good work hands.
 We predict that there is going to be several weddings here before the fourth of July.
 Wm. MaXey and J. w. Lu. per, of Kansas, l T., made a short visit in this vicinity last week.
 Some of our growers are ex- pressing a few berries, but are not realizing very much on them
 Miss Geraldine Davis, of Springdale, spert Saturday and Sunday with Hiss Ina Johnson
 4 full attendance of all .he electors in this school district Is desired at the ne eting on June 2nd.
 Walter Shseve, our hand sJme County surveyor. was over with a load of wheat Thurs day evening.
 Several of the Sareoxie berry plckers have returned and their reports are of a rather gloomy nature.
 A strange disease is preval ent among the cattle of this vicinity. Several fatalities have been reported.
 Mayes & Vermillion are hay ing their handsome ornamental cornice placed in position on thelr store building to day.
 Jess Martin got a finger mash ed pretty bad one day last week while working for the Lime Co. over in Santiago
 John Luper, Jr., has aban. doned his intention of moving to Kansas, and will stay in old Arkansas while longer. The oat crop in this vicinity Is In splendid condition at present. but the growing corn Is beginning 10 need little rain.
 Master Herman Stokenberrv of Elkins, has been spending the past week with hls grand parents, Mir and Mrs. B. +. Johnson
 Ihe apple crop will not bs
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02

was present and all had good time. Proceeds amounted te S1100.
 Wobby, Mir. Glover of your district still has an aching heart 10 know who you are. He was even inquiring if Men endez Knew you. Mr. Glover would likely tell you some thing if he knew where to find you
 A party of young people consisting of Messrs James Nenable. Glenn Glover and Misses Maude Bumpas and Fife Driver went on a pleasure trip down at Savoy last Tues Tuesday Were entertained at the Lada residence.
 Hodge Wasson informs us he has received q letter from his son T F Wasson. who has been attending the Elm Springs Academy during the recent term of school. Tom Is q pop ular school teacher in the southern part of this state and writes that he has secured his school for the coming season.
 MENENDEz.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02

an operation will be perform ed Tuesday.
 Mrs. Emily Cannon, who has been al St. Louis. for the past two montbs receiving medical attention is expected home this week to the delight of heI many friends.
 SWEET VIoLETS
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
..FOR SALE
.~~VNVNNANA,

A good new stock of general ehandise Of about g., 500, consist dry goods, groceries, shoes, queensware, etc Will trade irl Goods on the shelves, running !, ing a good business. Apply quiet
 l60 acres half mile from p, Oklahoma. Good land with eoo proyements. Will trade iW| here.
 so acres near Carlisle, yen all in cultivation with exeellea provements Good rich land trade for property here.
 Nice six room house wia acres of land. Nice grove and l located Will sell cheap.
 Call on or write
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02

q large crowd gathered in town ,oaay to decorate the graves np the reaeral cemetery. An able and eloquent address was made by l'eV' ". It, Brunei Of the Main street p, Methodist M, Church, Little ,oeA. p The prayer was offered by n,s ,.ev. N, M. Ragland, of this city' mr. M Il. k. Renner, ot Sprlngdale. ,a, as 'lafslial. The Drake's creek asas1, oa''a furnished the music and the sAer''ses saa s were conducted in quiet n., s 'raerly manner. Fayetteville Daily, Tuesday.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02
May29


 HE Eureka Springs Flash light appeared last week as an $ column all home print. The r1ashlight. always a good pa per, Is now better than ever. ana We congratulate the pub fishers in making such a de slrable change. Another good paper that has broken away rom the ready print concerns IS the Greenwood Democrat. speed the day when every country newspaper will be strict a home production.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02

a grand sermon. President Miller, of Conway, occupied the stand Sunday night and held the congregation spell. bound for two hours and all who were not present missed a grand treat
 TRAVELLER.
The Springdale news., 1899-06-02

Garrett Clark went to chufo'' at Wesley Sunday.
 Charley Winkleman anu family and hIs mother, of ray etteville, visited friends aMno ana relatives in Goshen Saturday and Sunday.
 KNOB.