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The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
< Friendshfp Christmas.

Eusue5a What shaff we d5 this ehrisfH
 Eaz49H=z Xaa eEye ne back au the tliaes i4e given you tHat you didn't Ike and I'll give you all tHe things you ea5e ne that diane hEe-De- troit Free Press
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
NOTIG F.

l have taken uP at my place, three miles east of Springdale one cow about four years old, red. with white spot ill forhead and white tail, horns about four inches long and look as if they had been sawed off. She will be fresh i'll six or eight weeks.
 Also have taken up a deep red heifer, ole year old in the spring. Owners can get property by prov ing same and paving expenses.
 ASA GRAHAM.
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
fin tbe Gown and County.

turkey and quail supper at Co., gar's restaurant was also on the program, but The News goes to press too early to give particulars.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bert V. Cole ar rived Wednesday from Shenan doah, Iowa, to visit with Mrs. Cole s parents, MT. and Mrs. (. (. Clarke. Miss Carrie Clarke. who had been up there visiting returned with them.
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23

Ingram, of stuttgart, was
 first of the week visiting
 hrentS.
 m the Farrar Furniture
 I,d see the new goods which
 are receiving.
 tingdale merchants have
 sending out goods this week
 e wagon load,
 fine nursery stock call on
 dress the E. F. Rice Nurser-
 Springdale, Ark. 31-tf.
 blis schools dismiss to-day
 week $ holiday. The spring
 opens January
 l. Northwest Arkansa Eum- |conipan9 sells more paint
 an other firms i'll Springdale
 bin5d.
 vetteyille people are endeav-
 to secure another rural free
 sry route southwest from
 town.
 and AIrs. N. Gilmour Of <4all. Texas. arrived first of Heek to spend the hoIi1ay> , relatives.
 neV fife of iron bed>teadS l received. Something new 5and sue them. 1 FAFF8R FURNITURE Co. LA. Gogar has purchased the EgraT1t a8a confectionery bus-
 ol John Baxter near tho fe iisgry barn. fle residence and store bHfld= Ef JP. Hester of Harris, was koved lire Friday night. | property was insured. ] E. Sanders paws highest k prz5e 5of fgas, poultry h1des l far~. at3. F. AIasoHer s old l il ! # shipIes went down aa Bu5H Wednesday,. being l Isd there b5 tfEfz serious illness ! i, S5Sae1. Mrs. Eliza Lewis. Pies FOR SALE. | ma5. f5 weeks old from g8 La eashs l t. N. ERIEND. hsFz ~i#.be appropriate ezz EiseS an Christmas I.se at tde Faeraff ehufefl. I ae Ghrist- ! trss aaA d program fitting l oeeasiu @ill assist iu making glad tidiH2> impressive. h. Northwest Arkansas Llm- l (Compaa handles Flint Coat Alliga for composition roof ! | Foa want I roof for lie |mongy this i, what you should Don't blame the mails for not Eiyiug yo0r News on time last Ek. On account of tfe large |punt of extra work the paper E late in iaet the last of them fe not mailed until Tuesday. 
 Phe election of the school di- |tors at Prairie Grove went by |ault. It How devolves upon county judge to appoint |stees, which he will do one F next week. k.-F Fayetteville lily.
 t was not mentioned in last |ek's News, but will be now, Pt Dr. and Mrs. Joe Clemmer, |re over from springtown, dur g the illness of his sister, Mrs. leo Llnebarger. He was also
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
Let Her pnsS

The mistlet0e above the door EXpeeiant swains were viewing A maid passed through. but she was moro Than thirty. Nothin' doing.
 -PhiladelpHia Press.
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23

Mayor Lane requests The News to say that tile ordinance prohibiting the shooting of all kinds of fire works on the streets will be strictly enforced. Moth ing of the kind will be tolerated, k the ediet of the mayor, So the small boy will please take due notice and act accordingly.
 The Naws.is requested to say that as soon as the work of ceiling and putting in the windows and doors oi the auditorium is eonl- pIeted an entertainment will be aiyen in the building to raise funds to assist in finishing up the work. The auditorium will hold big crowd but it will be packed.
 E. II. Sanders has purchased the grocery and produce business of J. T. Masoner and is now in charge. Mir. Sanders resided near Huntsville and is well known to many Springdale people. lie will move his family here about
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
V aHsllin pats, P.

f#aw af iae k#H ffass away. i's takiu Ieh ng tex What zs T Christmas leee one day ls E48a wood d. asx
 aiast5n Star.
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23

A surprise wedding took place i'll St. Paul's church at four o'clock Sunday afternoon when Miss Myrtle Smith was married to Mr. c. H. Frazier, Rev. J. B. Whaling performing the cere- mony. The bride is the pretty and popular daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. NJ. Smith. No. 51o north College avenue and the groom, whose home Is i'll Waynesboro, Ky. is a valued salesman in Baum Bros. clothing department. Mir. Frazier obtained licence Sat urday, intending 10 marry at some hour on Sunday, but did not decide upon the exact time until fifteen minutes before the eere-
 uoHv. They have taken apart- maats with Mrs. NJ (. Pettigrew on east Center street and will con
 tilul 10 live in Fayetteville. Al- though the grooms acquaintance here is limited, lie is highly es- teemed by all who know him, aud the bride, who was born and rear ed i'll this.city, has hosts of friends here who will wish them both unmeasured happiness and pros perity. Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
0RS

Nearly 1e~ buggy aHd harness tof safe cheap. or wiaa trade Ter cattle. See j. A.joyee tt
 ". c. o8flbey and Aasoner X Limbaugh have the fronts of their stores nfteiv decorated with evergreeHs, ard the former has a biz Christmas tree on the awn- ing in front of his building. These decorations look so attrae- tive II makes eae want to go =in and buy.
 Tomorrow Saturday k the day for tile December drawing in SpringdaIe, and people are eX- pected from all the surrounding country. There will be three bands present, Springdale Mer- chants, Tontitown and Stony Point, and 1t will be bigger than a 4th of July celebration.
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
His PIninf.

1he Christmas esnie.s here agaia fo iH#if89e Che soul He saNs that he gets neckties when He needs | toa af coal
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
Tl.e Eore.iehtea shoRner.

With Christmas nezr Izm not distressed with Thoughts Of what to buy: No gifts to seek. my souls at rest l bought them last July
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
FOR RENT.

Residence property, suitable for large boarding house, l square south of Hewitt's corner. Inquire at Welton X Renner's. 52-1t
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23

we still have some extra copies tue Christmas number of The ~s' Come i'll and get q few send away to your friends U nelp advertise Springdale. p. pleS wrapped and ready for lllng cents each.
 .ohn Joyce out Of meat mar 'S like | fish ont of water. aas again purchased all inter
 'a liiS old shop with Frank llo't' He has tried two or ,'s :. tiilles to quit the business, ''"ays hnds his way back
 ile local Woodmen of the -" lodge expected to have s ,.s doin $ last Thursdav9 sA' Two candidates were to
 i'idted, and a large number . 'isltillg Woodmen were ex- ', ,'ea from Fayetteville, Benton
 V Nogers and Lowell. A
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
CHS. RESEER.
 SuEzI1gIalg. Ark.

lLP. Jenkins aied at ass home #=e H15les northeast af town tllis morning after a lon. illness of Bright disease. He was na- tise of Tennessee afd Has=61 seaHs=ef aee. I4e=eane 4ith his father to Washington county in ls5s and, with th5 exception of q few wears saf5er the var when the family re9ideain White county. t8is county las since been his home. #e made q fife record aS q Confederate soldier in time of war and h the pursuits ot peace he Was industrious and prosper ous. Tn his death Washington county loses one of her best eiti- zen>. Fayetteville Daily, Ines day.
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
9AN0HtHsAEEz.

Nearly fIHW WaNost s1H WfHH >e#HtaE aIs#=il taken within aazt thirty days. Phone 6f write E. J6 Cummings. II#Ha-fHHie..- Hzs
 Cards aez oaf announcing 5=z caHmg marriage zLaFs Eleanor Daneaa daa4 =ot L. Az Duncan, ef asa teesi4e.= aI5a Prof Shannon. Of tlle University arHallsa.. ta e55ae December 2s 5t50'e#oek. aF ne fresb7- teTial church.
 q H Friend returned fe~ dass ego fHomPeeaa Point AIlz- sizzi pH County. =4aere.i .iie eszas edbF fHe illness off f#s mother 35o Fa@~ga .ts7st ea minutes beHore= reached asr z5deZ TAe refnain> Were inferred at her old home at Sparta, Tenn.
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
ELBERTA PEACH TREE $.

35,oo0 or 40,o00 good Elberta peach trees, to Q feet. fully guaranteed, for sale. Call on or address J. W. Goree's Nurseries. Springda1e. Ark. if
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
ARCADE HOTEL R. E. RENMER, Proprietor
 Christmas Dinner

Rice Soup Oyster Soup Devil Slaw Celery Salad Baked Turkey Cranberry Sauce Roast Pork Blackberry Jelly Roast Beef Pan Gravy
 Hot Corn Gems Cream Fritters with Lemon Sauce Cream Potatoes Canned Cnru
 sweet Potatoes
 Boston Baked BeaaS Spice and White Cake Fruit t1eiatiae With Whipped Cream Pumpkin Pie Mluee Pie Sweet Milk sour Mink
 Tea 1dtfee
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to A. F. yer are requested to settle by arst ot the year, 1905, as l Ps' collect. A. F.. SMYER.
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23

A. ]. Bench and son ". \. Bench, of Celeste, Tex, were in town Wednesday visiting J NJ. Bench, brother of the former. hey We're Rlea>al1tsaIlef> 5tt ,l1r News office and @H5se here order I'd thePaperseHt 10 fbefr address.
 samuel R N Yaang. oI Fay etteFitie. aad hii~~ Ada Eidrrtea ~efe married Sunday afternoon at s:86lat tAe home If the briae northeast of town. Rev. F. H. Sh5ple#=oI the aI. Ghu65a a#- liefat5ae THe4 H make th5ir HeHe aa isaNeHzas
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23

the first of the year. Mir. Ma soner will remain in the store until AIr. Sanders becomes thor oughly familiar with the business, and m the spring he and Mrs. Masoner contemplate making a trip out west.
 The News received a pleasant visit Wednesday, morning from Hon. W. II. Anderson of Benton County and J. c Dougherty, of St. Louis, who were here visiting Mir. and Mrs. E. NJ. Bratton. Mir. Anderson k one of the nem- bers of the general assembly from Benton County.
 F. Adams sends The News a dollar to renew his subscription and says to change his address from Westvllle, l. r, to Summers in this county. Uncle Lige says he has found out that town does Hot suit him and that he has pur- chased farm near Summers. The News hopes that he may be pleased with fis new home.
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23

7518aa .alaaa aa improved farms athtQ per cent interest. HfEe wears tune. with privilege oI aaEfaG =#tla of dl12 4#a5 Ht4DIe thereof #t ans interest payment, milzIa 15 practically oa= OF be- lore. Ii=#ou are a# borrower here 5sa -5zl F zoi 7otH. Cal and sec Ezz=1
The Springdale news., 1904-12-23
PIGS FOR SALE.

Nine ffee pigs. Choice - 5Q apiece.
 q tsEa. Y. It58sE.
 H.I1. StoIzzs has purchased an interest in azirere barn II Ben- fanVifte 58d HIIi move his family t0 ta1a3 place He has rented Hf7 interest fH ts barber shop at tHI#s Rae# f9=#aeiz Graham. Will .#a~ H#=e =#tiaa 4eat 551 ta4e barber l9# He~>= here >a long Il will aare=E seem fatuHa around the
 shop without inn H6 &FsVs WI~ hes hla success.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23
n,mnr. to the MIssourL

Washington. Special Rear Admiral
Camps. chief constructor OF the navy.
Who. while in Pensacola. made an IN
,estisation o. the damage % the Mis-
souri, has made a verbal report 20 the
Secretary OF the Navy which indicates
that the damage % that vessel "a a re-
suit of the recent explosion, are con
fnef almost wholly - the electric
motors in the vicinity OF the explosion
that the wiring. panels Instruments
etc in the turret proper. viii require
renewal. and that all motors Will re-
ouire overhauiinE as result az DAM
axe either from IRE or water. The
rammer % the left-hant gun also 5
seriously damaged. likewise The LETT
hand ammunition car and nttinsS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23

atlanta Special The state Demo
cratic primary win De- held IN every
county liza the State Wednesday Tor iho
purpose of nominauns State officers
There Will Dee but TWO contests IN TINS
election. that between Chief Justice 7.
ID simmons. az the supreme Court
and Col. r. b. Russell. who opposes
him for this office and Judge T. =.
Trrner az Che prison commission.
VINO Mil Doe opposed by luison Strick.
land Governor Terrell Treasurer
park School Commissioner Meriill
Comutrcuer General Wright Secre
tarv OF state Cook. Commissioner Oh
Agriculture stevens and Aitoi me-,
/ General Hart. have no opposition
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23

20 discern the form OF man cisap-
nearing through one OF the lower WIN
dows into the house.
Recognizing the valet. and realizing
al that his presence In that place
meant he rushed after him and climbed
into tho same window. lie found HIM
self In narrow hail. and next minute
came upon staircase yet creaA'n-
with the as~asSin's stealthN UcA"
Mounting h more quietly than ih'
othcr had done. no came upon th'
scene which we have already re
scrihcd and thus. rs Tar rs man couid
see. became the means o. dclivcrance
10 an otherwise doomed human being
Mr.. Decraw. OF Cleveland. had not
! moved from the place which no had
been set 20 watch.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23
above the Danger Line

washington. Special-The Weather
Bureau issued the following special
river forecast. The Mississippi river
is 80 feet above the danger line AZ
Memphis and falling: Il is ass feet.
O.s foot above the danger line az vieks-
burg. and viii reach stage at vieks-
burg OF about a. feet within ~~~S-
At New Orleans she river IS o. feer
above the danger line. $50 feet. and
rising slowly with prospect az lea
70 II feet BY April cath.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23

atlanta. Special. WAYS and means
for an active campaign in the interests
OF temperance and the question as 20
whether league methods work well IN
the South. were the subjects discussed
az the TWO meetings OF the Anti
saloon Congress in session here
Rev. I,r. T. A Decker. ~ Coium BUS.
Ohio: DR.. Z. A. Folker. Of Nashville
Tenn: and Rev. 4. Hughes. OF Al
lanta. took the most prominent part III
the discussions.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23

Miss Rachel Martense OF Brooklyn.
who is said to, be the Oldest woman in
Kings county. received a number OF
visitors Wednesday at her home Flat
bush and Linden avenues. on the coca
sion OF her 1O3d birthday. Her visi-
tors included relatives, intimate
friends and acquaintance. She re
ceived presents OF flowers and fruit
and messages Of congratulations from
many parts OF the country Boston
Globe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23

Houston. Texas. speclal.-sherin
ispscomb and his posse arrested Aaron
Washington and Jim Williams. the Al
leged leaders OF the negroes who killed
Tucker Pinckney. brother Of Congress
man Pinckney The sheriff eluted the
snraged citizens and has landed MS
prisoners in Jail at Houston for sale
keeping.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23
CApNtGIFS HERO FUND
Owes Five Million Dollars TO Re~srd
Bravery

PittsburE. Speciai-It was made
known here Friday that Andrew Car
nsgie has created fund OF 5000 900
for The benefit OF the dependents % 4
those losing their lives ln heroic Effort /
% save their fellow Ken or Tor the he- +
rocs thenscives 81 Injured only Pro
vision is also ma.e sor medals % bc
siven IN com incarceration ~ heroic acts
The endowment q 90 be- kaoWn a.
the hero fund All consists % g 0oo.-
600 % first coilater per cent bonds %
the United states Steel Corporation
The trust Ia placed in the hands %
commission OF which Chas. T. Taylor
tr Chairman. The schemewas conceived
~ Nr. Carnegie Immediately after the
HarLu .ck mine disaster. when be- sum
+ r.cnel % New york Chas L. Taylor.
+ chairman. and r Wumot. MANAGE.
O.. The Andrew Carnegie relief fund. to
discuss VITA rhem plans for the r.
lief u the sufferer f-om fh.s catastro-
phe In letter 90 the hero fund CONE
mittce. Mt Carnegie outlines the Eco-
cral scheme 90 the fund which. in l-a
own words. is to place those toNo"ins
roarcfrl vacation who have been In
. lufel .n hcroir EFFORT O. save human
lie in somewhat better petitions pcru-
rla-1y than before unti again aol.
g. work In case on death. the widow
and Cd lfren or other dependents. fo t'
provided fo--fha widow until ehc -
re-marriei AKA tho children until tne-
T reach self-suUpC aEe BOT OK
rnnfInnai children. except ouA 2rant
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23

Richmond. Va. Speciai--At q l@'se
and representative gathering OF hlcn-
mond negroes here formal protest vas
made against the law providing lot
separation OF the races on street cars
which is 10 be put into eject mere 20
rnorrow and resolutions We're adopted
tha eist of which Is that the negroes
~ the community viii walk IN tutuIs
AS evidence OF the reality Of their pro
tests.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23
PARKER ISEND0RSED
New York Democrats Meet is cen-
yentioa and ADOPT Platform
A STORMY SESSION VAS HELD
The Chairman Indicated That Parker
should Be the Selection OF the
National Convention


Albany. y. Y. special-The Demo
cratic state convention was called TO
order In Harmanus Blocker Han Mon
dav afternoon Great confusion re-
suited from orders which had been
given 20 keep the doors closed until
tho last moment. The result wae
that when the doors We're opened ~
three minufes before . o'clock the
crowd burst In with a yen and a rush
In three minutes the top gallery vas
hiica with stamping and shouting
mass OF mon and boys. In the gal
ie~ies we're number 90 Hearst ban
ncrs and a running Gre - shouts and
comments was maintained hy che gal
lerv. The crush before the doors and
In the hal was tremendous. The aislcs
we're aiied vlth scrambing crowd.
demanding seats az the Patio % about
three persons 90 one seas The police
were an bat helpless. Hats were
smashed. clothing torn. faces scratch
Oh and feet trampied Ina the rush.
order was anany secured and for
naer state Senator George Raincs. q
Nanroe county. was introduced ~
chairman. and he delivered speech
Cd tho convention Ie discussed ma
. tionaI issues and referred to thc lead
crsh.p of NrU york Democracy
Without mentioning hls candidate oy
g name. De- referred fo Judge Parker
d AS cone whose Demo racy has never
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23


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arm and looked wildly back
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eyes
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sisted in following her. were again in
the han above. she found strength To-
say.
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f to iiu meg
eyes. darling. hat providence was /
watching over you and You escaped. /
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this MANI
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