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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-20

There were two lovely meetings in
the rooms of the gospel mission in
Tyler's block, today. They were led bv
Oscar Keith of Worcester
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-20

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The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
GREENLAND.
Health not very good.

Health not very good.
 spr;ngtime has come gentle Annie.
 Mrs Martha Farmer is suffer jag from rheumatism.
 Sid Privett has had a severe attack of sick headache this week.
 Dr. Upton reports a sick child at Sam Alexander's, and one at Nr Phelps.
 Calvin Graham, who former ly lived at Springdale, has a new boy at his house.
 Geo. Robinson. son of John Robinson, of West Fork, died last Friday of pneumonie
 Taylor Lee and wife are the parents of a new girl, also Bill Vaughan and wife another boy.
 4 man named Crawford, brakeman on the St. Paul, had a leg cut off today by the ears
 Wm. Evans and his mother leave for the State of Washing ton today 10 make their future home.
 John Hester has a very sick baby It nas spinal meningi. tis and its recovery is very doubtful.
 Mrs. Elmer Miller and little daughter, Gretchen, are visit. ing Mrs. Miller's parents here, Mir. and Mrs Crlder.
 Mrs. Mamie Webb, whom We spoke of week before last as being very low with con sumption, died on the 15 inst.
 Dr. J. W. Upton has recent lx been elected q member of the staff of visiting and consult ing physicians of St. Lukes Hospital, of Niles, Mich.
 Mr. and Mrs. ] Wise Park CT and Miss Nora White, re- turned from Little Rock last Saturday. Mr. Parker is work ing in the U. ;. Mail service and will take charge of the
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
GOSHEN.

lle0rY Elds9n was in GQsher one day last week.
 J r. Parker left for Ken lucky Monday 10 visit his parents.
 Mrs, NJ. Diekey, of Fayette vile, visited her father Aere last week.
 Prof. Busey says Ite wlll sup. Iply the town wilh fish the Ures- ent ason.
 Prof, Busey's wife has been sick with the grip tor more than ] week.
 Garrett Clark and Tom Clark visited friends in Huntsville last saturday.
 John Mayfield was out fish. ing yesterday, What luck did you have John.
 Dr. Armstrong and Hal Pick made business trip to Spring dale last week
 Fillmore Harris and Hugh Berry visited friends neal Goshen Sunday
 ] K. Langley and Harvey Sweeney made a trip 10 Fay, etteYiIle last week 3 20 99. KNOB.
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24

search very long for an article with such a rep. for work IS q grubbing hoe. Later-Search was abandoned; ended in a fox chase.
 A vacant house belonging to T. II, Derrieux was burned down Sunday night-eaught from woods fire. Look out fire bug.
 Our merchant at Creech has laid in three half bolts calico At the rate it is going it won't last longer than July 4th. Bet tel come early to avoid the rush.
 Mr Adair, of Springdale. was out Wednesday pulling down undermined straw stacks and otherwise looking after the interest of his herd of stock cattle on White River.
 Novice, we own up; we will reform; We will get the wood till the old bird sings. Yes get it till lie squalls and bawls and busts his squaller if you will please, Mrs. Novice, jusr don't rake Us again.
 People passing the residence of J. H. DerrieuX last Thursday report that usually quite mal as acting very strange. Some hinted broadly of insanity a. the cause. Interested friend. Investigated these reports, an6 found the mother and little gir baby doing well, with hopes for the father.
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
UDGET
FAYETTEVILLE.

Was sunshine froze out last week
 1. NJ. Baber continues feeble from a protracted case of la grippe.
 Frank Atklson has returned from a weeks visit at Siloam Springs.
 The little four year old boy of c. R. Broyle is very sick with pneumonia.
 Sam Dowell says he has the prettiest milk wagon eyer on the streets of any city.
 Mrs. Kit Lollar, of Madison County, Is visiting her daugh ter Mrs. J c. Roberts.
 r. w. Phillips has gone to Elkins to haul walnut logs for J. NJ Alman, of Texas
 They say Walter Thurman and John Baiinger are the only boys to send for a doctor,
 Burr Homesley and Jack Shaver, of Spring Valley, are visiting M. and Hrs. Lollar.
 Mesdames James and Xii Lollar are visiting Frank Eol lar at Prairie Grove this week
 Prof. Dfoke gave an inter- esfing lecture Monday night at the A. l. U chapel on astrono. my.
 A few more days of nice weather and the foundation of the new Methodist church will be completed.
 Bessie, tine llttle four year old daughter of Mrs Ratliti, fell in a tub of hot water and Is frightfully burned.
 Grandma Washington, who IS 88 years old, is very sick, and at her age fears are enter tained Of her recovery.
 To D, II. Jeffers-Yeu ought to wear those good clothes all the time You know how nice you looked Sunday eve.
 4. H. Morley made trip to Harris Switch where he put up a nice monument to the memo ry of Mrs. John Fletcher.
 DEWEY
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
HlhDSYlLLt

Joe Southerland came up from Whitener Sunday
 Df. Moore is having his office treated to a new coat of paint.
 Garland Phillips and wife came mp from War Eagle sun day.
 Mack Henson made a bnsi- ness trip to Springiale Satur. day.
 The program q the Literary Friday night was exceedingly good
 Miss Ella Evans, of Whiten- er, is visiting the family of Ar. Evans.
 Df. Moore and T. N. Berry went down to Fayetteville Monday.
 4. l.. Jones has bought Geo Fauahan's $ interestin the roller mill.
 pr. Moore has q new N-ray machine which he says works to perfection.
 Hurrah for Hinas4ille, she will soon have a church. It's q sure thing this time
 Elmer Hams and Hugh Berry went over to Goshen Sun day 10 see their best girls.
 Rev. B. NJ Burrow went out to Pleasant Home last Sunday and filled his regular appoint ment.
 Rev Hogan, of Huntsville. spent several days here last week working in the interest ol the aew church.
 Miss Aable Berry went down to Whitener Friday To see her sister, Mrs. Elmer Vaughan, who is very sick.
 Hiss Stella 3inam, of Hunts vile, spent Friday and satnr. day Tn Huntsville, the guest oi Mss Mary iieydon
 Ms Emma kennan left Nou- day for St Louis, Me, where she will remain for some time and lake treatment. March 21. SWEET %foLETs.
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24

many friends accompany these young folks on their long journey
 C. D. Ambrose, the hustiing young Republican newspaper man of Fayetteville was n Johnson tms evening working in the interest of his paper.
 i number of young people of the vicinity and from Fay edeYille had quite an enjoy able dance at Miss Nellie In mans home last Thursday night
 B F. Johnson x Co the new merchandise firm at this place, have been receiving their new goods and fixtures during the past few days. II. L. John son is assisting Tn putting up the goods.
 Yes, Dewey, we note thal "Uctyn had some neat verses a week or so ago, and as for Budgett's 0pinion-well-
 Just II little bunch of verses
 Composed for a "puf,
 udirestcd by thJser5tie,
 Is called isprfngy stuff.
 B. F Johnson received q pair of the finest fox hounds that eyer came 10 the state a few days ago. They We're express ed from Jackson County, Ho aud arrived here in fine shape. Mr Johnson is going t9 give them q hial in q few days. March 2l MULKEEPMo.
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
IH0RMSRERRY.
Henry Holland was at Be

Henry Holland WAS at Ben tonYllle with hogs Saturday
 Farmers are through sowing oats and are preparing corn ground.
 |. Story, Of Hoover, and D. setser, of Logan, traded farms recently.
 N. llaxton, of Springdale, was at work on his Osage farm last week.
 Henry Aoglin and one of uruly Holloway's daughters were married recently.
 IFe don't See anything in rHE NEWS about IS, so We thought We would scfibble you I few lines.
 Health generally good ex- cepting lagsippe Doc Abgr crombis has the lagrippe He says il is pretty tough and We
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
tOHBlcaAt IUHlf ODNs

Hon W L SrUekey made a flying trip to Ft Smith yesttr- day.
 John Buchanan, a leading farmer of ElHey Grove. was in Johns9n today
 Miss Hyrt Bageett, oi Springdale, was visiting rela tives aefe Sunday.
 Miss Hattie Ramey, of Car ters Store, is visiting her cousin. Miss Ina Johnson
 Miss Carrie Skipwith, of Franklin, Tenn, is visiting the family of Dr. L. J Wilson.
 Sam Wihkler, d merchant of Durham, made a business visit to our roller mill last week.
 Miss Beltie Luper has about recovered from her recent se- we're attack of pneumonia.
 J. Q Johnson is now at Stone Bluff, | T., where he will remain for the next few months
 George Nermlllion has been on the sick list for the past few days, but Is conyalesciBg at present
 Ms B. F. Johnson and daughter, Ina, returned Sun day from thelr visit to Harris and vicinity.
 John Johnson, the glacky little peace preserver of Prairie Township. was rastieating here Sunday evening.
 George and bee Phillips have gone to the Creek Nation where they expect to grow rich in . short time
 There has been several minor moves over in Santiago this week, but Mully has failed to keep track of them.
 ". B. limbs has evacuated his old residence and moved t0 the new house recently erected for him on Dr. Wilson's land
 Col. F. 0 Gulley's residence will be completed iH short time and then Frank will move over and be a full tledged San tia9oer.
 s. s. Mayes, of Elm Springs, and John Smith, of Savoy, were among the many custo. mers at the mill dnring the past few days
 Our friend Dewey had better preambulate ouf 10 Johnson and See about those fine Ply mouth Rock eggs that are nov in bangfold ; ineubat or.
 Willis Curtis and wife left yesterday evening for Tekoa, Wash where they will make iheir future home. lKalter l. Banks departed with lhem headed for the same destina lion. The best wishes of their
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
Mol.t gsagee'S Sale.

Notice is he"ehY given that by xirt- ue of q mortgage with power of sale given by Jame- r. Neal and NJ. Etta Neal. his wife, ta (. l.. Pratt, on the 95d daV of February. iS9s. 10 secure the payment of their promiScry note for one thousand dollars. executed to L. L. Pratt. and bearlng date the 24th day of jaHuary, is9s. due and payable twelve months after date. and promising to pay interest from date GutH paid at the rate of ten per cent per anmm bat upon which aote sai8 interest k reuEoued aad charged from the ltthdaV of March. 1S9S. said mortgage being of record iu Record Book No. s5 page 3a5 of the records 0f mortgages for Washington County. Arkansas. Said mortgage being given ua the following red eatAIe situated ia EHe town of Prairie Grove, Wash. inRtaH County. Arkansas. to-wit: Be iHe part of Block Nn i. beginning at ts Northwest corner. thence south tt5 tezt theaee Easf 3l9 feet. thence SoutH is5 Ieet thence East l53 feet, thenez North 503 feet. thence Nest 355 feet 10 the ptace of beginning. con tainnt three taf aad si95-s7f2 acres Aui whereas the sad note, principal ap4 interest aee due and unpaid though dem4ndel, of the aforesaid parties thereto. the undersigned will. on the eighth day of May ls99. at the north da1r of the c0urt hoHac in the town of Fayetteville. Washington County, Arkansas, between the hours of tn o'clock a. m. and three o'clock D. n. of sald daE sell said property to the hest ht,5ter for cash in hand. OF s9 muea thereof as viii satisfy said note and interest thereon. ana the costs of this sale.
 Ydis March 3l ISJ9
 C. l. PRaTf Mortgages.
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24

mail on the St Paul R R. They will make their home al Fayetteville
 Dr. Upton K having yard , garden and horse lot fenced and is going to paint his house soon. and when finished will have the incest residence in our little town
 The Docia Lyon the lady for whom the telegram that Shenti Oxford received from Nash. vile, Tenn, was for, lives al Brentwood and happened to be bere visiting her daughter Mrs. Gyru5 Combs, and il was through fH NEWS that she heard of the death of her step daughter at Nashville. March 21 SUNSHINE
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
A i h \ ' IIi. h
WHIT TENFRl

News is very scarce here this week
 James Bell was in Eureka Friday.
 John Johnson was in Eureka Springs Friday.
 James Garlock attended the teachers examination at Hunts vile last week.
 There has been d revival meeting at Macedonia fer the last two weeks
 The fires have been raging in the woods below here and I large amount ol fencing is re ported destroyed.
 Mrs. E. Blake. mother of Gardelia Blake, whose death We reported last week. was talk en from the poor farm his week ana IS now HEl0g With her son near here. Mrs. Blake ls almost a hundred years old and there is q pathetic romance connected with her career.
 J ". Washeram, a book agent from Thompson, came very near being killed at D. C. Carlock's Thursday. His foot caught in stifrup and the mule dragged hIm to the brink of a preeipce over q hundred feet high before he was LII loosed. He was badly bruised uP.
 March %. OeTAyIUs.
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24

don't see why t shouldn't be because he wonttase medicine. Misses Rosy Anderson and Cora ShaTer. of Elm Sprinps, attended prayer meeting here sunday evening.
 Abererombie X stanfeld are furnishing the oak lumber for q roller mill for Holland, Hurst < Co.,, at 0sage.
 WOBBYTOP.
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
GLANDS FERRY.

John Christopher was look ing after Springdale merchants Saturday.
 Consta ble Jack Graham and wife were visiting at $. s. Ora hams Sunday.
 Some talk of a saw mill in this settlement, to locate on Hickory Creek.
 Thomas Oakley is now pounding the anvil in Jake Buffers new shop.
 Hail Friday night played a railing tune as accompani ment to JoYe's artillery.
 Our fox hunters have not been breaking any records late ly. One catch reported.
 Chas. Denver, of Lowell, was down our way on the hunt of a misplaced grubbing hoe. Well maybe so. Charlie never i'm pressed usa sa party who would
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
LOWELL
W OBBYToP

J. G Cowan is reported very sick with grippe.
 Jas. Blackburn has been seriously sick, but ia better at this writing
 Mrs, Rolfe Is quite sick with neuralgia of stomach and heart. Dr Young visited her Sunday.
 The contest for the scholar ship at the Rogers Academy was won by Ray Davis with Cora Philips and Frank Mayes close seconds
 At tbe sale Saturday Albert Graham sold IS0 acres of White River land to Mr Me Neal of Rogers for S925 The rest failed 10 sell.
 Ms Bettin has q very sick child. Mrs Bettin. nee Pur sell. aszi T5 live af Snri1gdale. Dr Purs-ll is dead. All the rest ef the family have aoeea to d fam just westof here.
 The eemmu0i8 heartily SVmDathiZss with Wallace \ au Wrinkle and wife in the loss c. their little boy He first had grip and then pneumonia au6 being only two years old conlt not withstand both, and die6 last week.
 Lowell and vicinity had hail storm last Saturday morn ing, between 1 and , q nl., tha beats the recold The hail , stones were all sizes np t larger than than hen eggs Nearly all the window light were broken on the west sld' of buildings, and fruit tree: were damaged badly IL fel for half an haur, when itiay ol tbe glaund nearly two inche deep Saturday al noon ther were piles in protected place not xrt melted.
 A few friends of Dr. New kirk met at his home las "Wednesday b celebrate hi 7oth birthday. There were present. Key and Mrs. Massey , Ar. and Mrs. Pearte, AIr Me Clinton, wife and daughter and Af. and Mrs. i5erly. O Springtale. Mir. and Mrs. Will liams, Mr. and Mrs Davis anJ Nr. and Mrs Phillips. of Ho well They served . dime which fully sustained Afkan say hospitality. There were several nice presents, amon4 winch was a nice rocker for th, Doctor The affair was quit, an enjoyable one.
 March 20, LEoYIDAs.
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
GEN RY

lIf Parsons left for Kansas City Tuesday night,
 TRe SpHngtoWn roller mills loaded ear of flour Monday for the Indian Territory.
 J. Mitchell will open ID lhe Hotel Nain next week Mr Mitchell is an old timer at tue hotel business,
 Jas. Story las mQged from Hoover 10 Spring;oWn. IIe HOW hold the government reius of tie mall route ffem Spring town to Wager.
 March. 2f TRAVELLER.
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
r Health Restored

syFEaIfE misery of fsleeplessness can ohly Do
 H realized by those who have eAperi-
 Il enced it. Nervousness, sleeplesshessi headaches. neuralgia and that miserable feeling of unrest. can surely be cured oy if, N1os, Restorative Nervine. So certain IS lF. Miles q this fact that all druggists are authorized to refund price paid for the hrst laals tred, providing it does not beneht
 Mrs. Henry Bruus, wife of the well known f.fa-,.sa.itA at Grand Junction, Iowa. says .,f ras troubled with slecpessness, nervous ,..-.. headache and irregular menstruation; ..~erfny untold misery for years. l used varfoUs advertised remedies for female com rJ5fats besides being under the care of local physicians, without help. l noticed in Dr. Sfles, advertisement the testimonial Of a Iadv cured of ailments similar 10 mine, and lsbau never cease 10 thank that lady. Her testimonial induced me to use Dr. Niles NelviHe and Nerve and Liver Pills which -=# ,...5#st rs4a ta hnafth. cannot say enough
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
G4fd0f Thanks

N . desire ta thank me good people of Spring la5e, who s8 kiHd- ! assisted us durn. the sickness ami death of our beloved son. That that Lorl will hle.. them i. oar sincere wish.
 llR. Asp MRs. [. s Campbell.
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
&Ssz:!esIS
ELM SPRINGS,
Farmers are very busy.

FdFuleTS dIe very pussy.
 John Wasson was at Fay ettevllle Friday on business.
 J. c, Steele is preparing to build an addition to his store.
 Dr. Smiley is occupying the A. J. Steele property at pres. ent.
 Bro. Martin conducted ser vice at Grand View church last Sunday.
 Fred Helllstein recently de- parted for the far West to seek his fortune,
 Uncle Andy Ashworth, who has been i'll for some time is improving slowly.
 Willie Wager and wife. of Gentry, were visiting H. c. Ritter's last week.
 R. l.. Ritter has finished re- setting his orchard which was destroyed by tue cyclone.
 J. H Wasson and NJ. F. CroXdale attended quarterly conference at Grand View Sat urday.
 Misses Hattie and Ida Stokes attended county examination at Fayetteville Thursday and Friday.
 Miss Dora Cogar, the efficient accountant of J. c. Steele's store, visited home folks at Springdale Saturday and Sun day.
 c. E. Page, of Winslow, was up last week to secure the ser vice of Miss Ida Stokes as school teacher. Miss Ida taught a successful term near there last summer. She says she is sorry to leave because Elm Springs affords such good accommodations as to transit.
 Quite a large crowd Of our young people attended divine worship at the Italian church last Sunday evening, about twenty in number. All had an enjoyable time, but on return Ing to town while galloping along at a jolly gate the horse which Miss Sophia Dunlap was riding became frightened and owing to the breaking of the stirrup threw her violently to the ground, lntlicting a painful but not serious injury, We are glad to say.
 Uncle Robert Clayton who so faithfully serves us in the capacity of Uncle oam's mail clerk at this place, was very pleasantly surprised last Thursday at noon when his good wife stepped into his of flee and spread before him a meal fit for a king in celebra. tion of his 5Sth birthday. Quite a number were invited to partake of the dalntles. Men endez, we are glad to say. was one of that number but as we had just been 10 dinner We re- fused. Uncle Bob has our wishes that he may live hap. py and on his next birthday be found at his post dealing out missives to those who pat ronize Uncle Sam's mail serv- ice at Elm Springs.
 Miss Ruth Venable peaceful ly departed this life Thursday afternoon at o'clock, after a long illness. Little Ruth was very delicate, physically, but was always gentle, loving and patient. When near the end she expressed her interest and delight in treadiug the streets of that city of eternal peace by bidding her relatives and friends meet her there. Ia the home circle where she so hap oily lived the loss is irrepara ble. Funeral services were conducted by Bro. Martin. af- ter which the remains were laid to rest in Elm Springs cemetery. Thus has passed away a christian girl, a devo ted sister. an affectionate daughter and d true friend.
The Springdale news., 1899-03-24

.av pr Niles Remedies
 Ilr. Niles Remedies are sold by all drug
 gists under a positive ggarantee. first bottle aas}a eEmuney re- funded. Bo1ls0n as- e@esof the heartand
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The Springdale news., 1899-03-24

Dr. Miles Nervine prevents Grip by strengthening the system to resist the disease.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-04-05
MATE DOUGLASS GETS
LIGHTER SENTENCE
HIS LICENSE SUSPENDED FOR
FOUR MONTHS.
Inspector Birmingham of the Opin-
ion That He Was One Third
More to Blame Than
Captain Clairville.

captain John Birmingham, Supervising
inspector of Hulls and Boilers for the
Northern District of California. rendered
decision yesterday in the case of the
appeal of James w. Douglass, chief Off
Ger OF the ferry steamer Oakland, from
the sentence imposed Upon him by the
local inspectors, Captains Bolles and
Bulger, which had suspended his license
for twelve months from March of this
year, for his negligence in allowing
the ferry boat to run down the gasoline
launch William D on the afternoon of
January p. On that occasion the launch
was sunk and two of its occupants were
drowned.
Captain Birmingham in rendering his
decision said that he agreed with the
local board that Douglass was neglect
ful and unskillful in the discharge Of his
duties on that occasion, but that he was
liam D. The decision expressed the opin-
ion also that Captain Clairville of the
Oakland, on turning over the wheel to
Douglass after. leaving the ferry, did not
IN any way relieve himself of the respon-
Sihlllty OF the navigation of the Oakland.
lie was the master and pilot in charge
made her landings, and had full author
lty over the appellant, but his neglect Of
neglecting his duty. Douglass was not
much more responsible for the collision
than was Captain Clairville, whose
license as master and pilot was suspend
ed by the local board for three months
for negligence and inattention to mis-
duties on that occasion.
In the opinion of Captain Birmingham
the penalties imposed on the two officers
by the local board were disproportionate.
Thereto the penalty imposed upon
DouG ass is modified to the suspension
of ,>As license as master and pilot for the
t<rm OF four months from March 3.