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The Springdale news., 1905-05-05
Berries, Peas and Beans Wanted

wish to say to the farmers that I have contracted with sev- eral berry, fruit and vegetable companies to solicit shipments of berries and vegetables, etc. to them. So call at my store and l will furnish you with stencils to ship your berries or vegetables to most any market you wish to ship them to. If you prefer to sell them will pay you the highest market price for them and ship them myself. So in this way you have your choice to ship or sell. Remember where to call to see me, three doors west of F. x NJ. Bank, Opera Block.
 Your respectfully.
 b9-St J. (. JOHNSON.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

County, was in town latter part of last week visiting l.. $. Smith. MT. Mills is a successful teacher in Johnson County and would like to locate in this section if he can secure employ ment. He returned home Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. w B. Clarke left Wednesday morning for seligman, Mo-, to make their home. They left Springdale with much regret, and MT. Clarke stated to The News that he had never liveda in community they liked better, or where there were more generous people.
 A. W. Bevers principal of the Grammar School department of Springdale public schools, is taking d review course in the University of Ar kansas. He goes down and back every day. Miss Kate Reed, another teacher in the grammar school, is also attend ing the University.
 Mir and Mrs. Tim Anderson. of Washington, D. C., arrived Tuesday and are guests of MT. and Mrs Rob- ert Anderson, parents of the former For five or six years MT. Anderson has been holding position in the navy machine shops of the government at Washington, but recently resigned same to accept position with the Frisco railroad company at Fort Smith. He is how on hls way to Fort Smith.
 Dr. A. E. Focht, of Madison, Kan, who had been here looking around with view of locating, left for his home Wednesday afternoon. Before leaving he rented residence property from 1. T. Lane, west Of the Presby- terian church, and accompanied by his family, expects to return to Spring dale about the first Of June. Should he ind everything satisfactory he will later on buy or build home Dr. Focht is brother of Wm. Focht, and will be valuable addition to Spring dale.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05
TOWN COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting Held Tuesday
 Night.

The first neeting of the town council since the election was held Tuesday night. As all the old officials were ye-elected thingS moved along as usual. All the old committees were re-appolnted, and d new committee, known as committee on public grounds. Was created. The members of this committee are (. C. bodson and J. N. Hewitt, and We under stand 1t will be their duty to look after tie Auditorium and the grounds.
 \ delegation ot business men appeared before the council and asked the passage of an ordinance to keep out the peddlers and itiu- erant vendors of cheap merchant disc An adjourned meeting of tie council vii Be held Saturday night to further consider the mat ter.
 Tie following accounts were allowed
 Marshal : salary ry.............. = oe Night watch. ..-......... 70 C. A. sullivan, drayage. ....... S8 AM Lewis. work on cemetery. ae Tom Slight. drayage ..,...... 20 Aaa Pearson. drayage = . l.. Il. Sanders, oil........# a8 Jas TiI5man. lumber .....-... if H5 Election expenses ...-.....=.. 1a 80 spfiagdaie News printing 58 Payment cemetery ......=.#... 1a0 e0
 The marshal s report showed there lad been collected during tie month the sun of $500
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05
Neal Vance Making Good.

The Texarkana Courier gives
 an account of the ball game at
 that place Sunday between the local team and the ZGiarksville, Texas. team. IL was witness
 cd by 1.5ooZ people and Neal Vance of this place. pitched for Texarkana, winning by q score of 9 to ?. Neal struck out ten men while the opposing pitcher struck out two.
 In speaking of the game, the Courier among other things says: Vance does not appear to be playing to the grand stand, but the nicety of his delivery, coupled with the masterful way in which he fields hls position, has very potent effect upon the blood of the average willing spectator of a modern professlon- al game. to the end that d fellow finds himself yelling for fair be- fore he remembers that he Is not fan but d rather interested onlooker of fast game of ball. Turner the local catcher at tracted more than average "in- spection' during the game by the seemingly endless code of signals passed between himself and Vance. Two mods to the left and nose swipe downwards, " Three fingers on right knee answered by kick from Nanee's hind foot, "One tap of the nitt against the screen and a kittenish grin from Vance all these and many other symbols were but the omnibus forebod- ing of the one, two, three order m which the enemy were to go down and out until the next inning. Agan, who played with Spring dale part of last season, Is man ager and captain of the team and plays first base. Love, who was with Van Buren last season is playing short stop for Texarkana. Texarkana IS iu the North ITexas League, the other towns represented being 1Paris, Clarks- vile and Greenville.
 In letter to The News Neal says he is we'll pleased and IS get ting a good salary. He was of fered considerable more money to go with another team but had
 already signed with Texarkana. l The News is glad to learn ot l Neal's success and hopes some
 day to see him in the big league
 He IS the youngest pitcher III the \ Texas league, but his friends
 have no fears but what he will
 be able to deliver the goods.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05
1n tbe Gown and County.

Kay hennan Is studying deut istry under Dr. C. G. Dodson.
 The Christian church is being repainted, the work being done under the direction of the Ladies Aid Society.
 Earl Goree Is afflicted with a very bad case of sore eyes and spends most of his time at Fay ettevllle where he IS being treat ed by Dr. Moore
 The Kansas City Commercial Club will be in Sprlngdale next Monday morning from 10:15 until II o'clock and We should give them a cordial reception.
 The annual school election oe- CUTS on Saturday, May 20. Two new directors are to be elected to take the places of Judge Berry and l. D. Rader, whose terms eX- pire this year.
 Postmaster Thompson. return ed latter part of last week from DeQueen, and brought back with him small twig from a peach tree which was loaded with peaches. He says indications are they vii have good crop in that section.
 The.toWn council las purchased from C. \. Rugel ole acre of land on the east side of tie cemetery and one acre on tie north side a> an addition to tle cemetery Ar arrangements are also being made to.enelose=th grounds with new fence.
 N. E. Lester haS traded his farm 1uSt 5ast of town to Tom Carref for stock =of goods at Cameron. F and has moved the goods e Han Buren. AIr. Lester and family left this week for Nan Buren where they will make their home and where they will engage in business. Mrs. Lester will conduct millinery store. AIr. Carrei and family have moved up from Cameron and w1ll make their home here.
 Those who witnessed "Romeo and Juliet 1t the Opera House Monday night as presented by Simvelles company were we'll pleased with the production. The company k better than those which usually visit Springdale and while plays of this character can not be said to be popular here. due no doubt to the fact that so few of them come to this place, still those who turned out Monday night We're more than repaid.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05
"Maddensnx potted pbr..e.-

We have protested against the fault less even dress of tIe hurried descrip. tive writer. since evening dress is the only male attire that excludes the possi- bility of error But Il long list could be made Of the phrases timed and stale-whieh all writers use who write like entcrprising and hurried builders, building with ready made doors and window panes. For example. one never reads an account of Il railway accident from the lips of the badly shaken" passenger without finding that "aIl went well until'-the thing happened But perhaps the most maddening of these potted phrases is "the rash act" You will read how Mr. smith or Mr. Brown sat down and wrote several long letters to his relatives, how he had with great care arranged his affairs. how with the utmost deiberation he purchased poison, revolver. new razor and ball of twine; how he sent his family away for a holiday. went to his room and conscientiously poisoned, strangled sliced and shot himself. No reason" runs the inevitable comment. "is assigned for the rash act" which was as deliberate as the movement of the Rhone glacier-London Chronicle.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

J. Wesley Phillips has traded his residence in Beavers addition and a farm near town to J. NJ. Hull for the hotel property at Lowell and for the residence property north of Daily's drug store. Mir. Hull has moved to Springdale aud is occupying his propertyin Beavers addition, and MT. Phillips has moved to the property in the rear of MT. Daily's store.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05
Dersonal Mention

Chas. K. Clarke made business triI to Fort smith Saturday.
 NJ. R Morris vas transacting bust ness at Tahlequah, I. T., Saturday.
 Rev C. E. Draper went down tC Chester Wednesday to paya brief visit i to his mother.
 Mrs. s M DunnawaY left Wednes day morning for Holdenville, I. T. to visit with relatives.
 Mr. aud Mrs. Wiley Cunningham went down to Fayetteville yesterday | morning visit tU relatives.
 Miss Luthie Clark of Springdale was the guest of Mss Minnie Hammontree Sunday ay.-Prairie Grove Herald.
 (. J. Chapman arrived last week from Carthage, Mo. aud will remain until the close of the berry season.
 Miss Lizzie Reynolds, who had been visiting Miss Beuldh Parker, left "Wednesday for her home at Cameron, | T.
 Mrs. ]. W. GulleY returned Wednes- day morning from Indiana where she spent several months visiting rela- tipes
 Sheriff Vaughan, Of Madison Ceun- tY, was h town yesterday morning on his way home from business trip to Little Rock.
 Mf. and Mrs. F. O5 GuIIey cane up from Fayetteville Tuesday afternoon ta visit with Mrs j. W Galiey, moth- CT ef Mr. Guley.
 Mrs. Ida Holcomb left last week for b6aueylIle where she will spend some tHme With her mother and other feIa. tiFes at that place
 N. E. Brogdon and two little sons eft Tuesday morning faf GIebarne. Texas. ta spend week ten days visiting Mr. Brogdon's mother Mrs J. W. Trowbriags and son Mack left Friday for Carthage. Mo. where they expect u spend the sum- mer with Mrs Trowbfidge's mother.
 J B Nauh and Harry kinwofthg. WBe had been down looking after their farm west af town. left Tuesday after. Haaa taf their home at IL Madison. Iowa.
 Mrs. s F. Collier went Q spring ddie Friday night to visit Der daught= CT, Mrs. John Benuett. She returned hone thls mornine.-Pfafie Grove Herald
 L9ie Richer Irma Petfess and l. Miller music pupils of Ms Lea ae- companled her to Fayetteville oatur- day where they spent the day with friends
 Rev. Johnson Crawford and daught. CTS Misses Ina and Fl and son-in-Iaw A. L. Owen and wife of Prairie Grove, came up to attend the funeral Of Mrs Giltiiand.
 Mrs. John Woodruff and little son went down to Conway Friday where they will spend three or four weeks visiting Mrs. J NJ. Courtney, sister Of Mrs. Woodruff.
 MT. and Mrs NJ. Gilmour are ex pected in few days from Marshal rrovae t0 r;s;t rala, uas apS laaIy |. f ar business matters. MT. Gilmour owns d berry farm short distance west oi town.
 NJ. and Mrs. Geo. Ruple arrived latter part of last week from New Orleans. Mrs. Ruple will probably be here all summer, and MT. Ruple will spend as much time here as his duties will permit.
 Luke Crawford left last week for Memphis, Tenn, 70 accept d position as book keeper with an insurance firm. His sister Miss Matte will spend most of the summer visiting relatives in different sections.
 Carl Horton, who has held d posi- tion in Henry Rice'S barber shop at this place for some time, has accepted d position at Eureka Springs and went over there last week. Mrs. Horton left Tuesday afternoon to join him.
 W. W. Mills, of Hartman, Johnson
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

In some manner the rep ort has been circulated that the apples are all falling off and that the crop will be exceedingly light. An investigation discloses the fact that this is not the case. While apples are dropping off, this is nothing unusual and need alarm no ole. The bloom this year was very heavy and if three-fourths of the apples remain on the trees there will be a full crop. Some growers say they will have to shake the apples off the trees unless they drop of their own ac- cord.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

J. C. Johnson is buying cord wood for kimmons Walker X Go. for their evaporator next season. Parties having wood to sell are requested to see him.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

All who are indebted to Dod- son & Brown come and pay same at once. We must have money. Yes, 1t means you.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

Sea1ewaY tile report has gotten out that there is small poX in Springdaie, but such is not the case. There is none nearer Springdale than Cross Follows. northeast of Lowell and the Rogers Democrat reports tile easSs there improving. No new cases have developed. and those who have 1t are under strict ctquarantine and there is little probability of the disease spreading. The Democrat reports one case at Rogers, and 1t is under quaran- tine.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

A nice shower of rain yes- terday which will be beneficial to the berry crop.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

Mayfield pants are guaranteed to wear and wash and not shrink. Prices range from Sf.50 to S5.50. Best pants on earth for the money. \. r.. SMYER.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

$. NJ. Graham k prepared to make Strd wberry carriers. Leave orders now and you will be sure to get them when needed.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

E. H. Sanders pays highest cash price for eggs, poultry, hides and furS. at J. T. Masoner's old stand. tf
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

For fine nursery stock call on or address the F. F. Rice Nurser- ies. Springdale, Ark. S1-tf.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05
NOTICE.

We will handle Rogers ice this season, and will be prepared to supply it in any quantity.
 PARROTT k JOYCE.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

A nice shipment of the old or iginal Maytield Wooten Mills pants just arrived at New York Store.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

Plenty of corn chops and prices right. P. P. WELLS X Co.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

WANTED Fifty good COWS. Phone 45s. Fayetteville. It. N. !. HARDING.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05
NOTICE

All persons knowing them selves indebted te J. k. Loving are requested to cali in and settle It once. This means everybody.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

Piano cheap Read Gr W. kenuan \ ad.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

For sale old evaporator lumber. f. ]. F. EvINS.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

To trade Second hand tWo- horse wagon Tor shoat,. Call at News office.
The Springdale news., 1905-05-05
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'easss's sssss sss of &HzZ1Z3

Look Before You shoot. The true sportsman may be defined as one who looks before ks shoots.- Amateur Sportsman.
 
 The worlds great men have not com monly been great scholars nor it's great scholars great men.-Holmes.
 pr. Weayer's Treatment. Syrup purfes the blood. Cerste heals skin eruptions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Citizens dyke meeting tomorrow
evening al the Zelger cafe.
Hon. =. A. Hubbell was a passenger
for Santa re this morning on train
No. 2.
Louis Trauer, the sheep and wool
broker. shipped today large con
slgnmont Of sheep from the local
yards for Fort Collins, Colo.
The newly elected Justices of the
peace and constables OF the various
precincts OF the county should. accord.
ing 10 Law, take charge OF their offices
the second MonSay IN February.
Attorney T. ~ wilkerson, who rep.
resents Dcrnaliiio and Mckinley cOun.
ties Ia the lower house OF the terrific
rial Legislature, returned 10 Santa "
this morning after spending Sunday In
the city.
Superintendent A. u. strOuD Of a,
public schools. who went 20 Greeley
Colo. on Friday OF last week 20 az
tend the obaoqulos OF a sister. is ca
poctod home tomorrow evening, H'
will be- accompanied by two OF his ais
ters children.
Train No. 3 0f yesterday was De
layod al Dorsey. n. ~. Saturday nighi
{ By q freight wreck which occurred
near ihRt place on Saturday evening
The wreck was a head end collision
but dld not cost any lives. The fire
men Of both engines were Injured
but MOI seriously, q Is reported, Ths
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
VoAKUM CONCENTRATES
MUCH RAILROAD WORK.
n the Legislature Does Not Interfere
Win Hls Work, He viii Accom-
plish Much IN TEXAS.

tf'rom Tuesdays Daily fitizen.l
This much ls known concerning the
plans Of ~ " YOakmn, provided the
present Texas Legislature epactH no
laws inimloal 10 Investments.
He will extend the Fort Worth
a Rio Grando from Brady TO San An.
tonic
2-Ifo will take over the Trinity a
Brazos Valley nov runn'ag between
cieburno ana Mexia, extending same
n Orange. Texas and Houston.
She will extend Ike g. Louis
brownsville q Mexico 10 Houston and
Galveston and build an eKtensiea from
Robertson 70 San Antonio
i--He Will build great wharYes ano
docks on Galveston island upon the
land now owned BY The Rock Island
Frisco road
6-He viii extend the Trinity .
Brazoa valley from cleburne "a
Primrose connecting with the Fort
Worth 4 RIO Gmnde.
6-iIe will build the Houston. Beau
mont a Northern extending IRON
Houston 10 Alexandria, Ia.
The headquarters Of all these lines
Will be IN Houston The amount In
vOlved IN these projects is apprnximaf
Cd AZ s50.o00o00, provision for which
Il ls said has already been made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
N OPINION AS TO
FEES FROM LICENSES

(From Mondays Daily Citizen.)
Jon. T.. G. Abbott, District Attorney.
First Judicial District.
Dear Sir. Your letter to me OF the
'lth ult.. requesting my opinion on
bad construction OF council bin No
D, approved March 0. 1901. entitled
'Rn act 10 provide for the inspection
y gaming and liquor places and col
ctioR az licenses and the manner OF
laying the commission therefor,
ihethor 20 shprins or treasurers OF
be county, OF both, has had my care
|ii attention, for the reason that a uni.
'lPm construction and application Of
,hla law Is not only desirable but ali.
Iolulely necessary in the different
.ouuties IN the territory, as well as In
pc First judicial district, and, reply
|ls, ! would say
The hrst ave sections OF the act
bake an entirely new law, devolyine
she duty upon the sherlffs OF each
.Ounty 60 inspect every gaming house
Ind saloon Ia the county and ascer
balm whether q Is provided with the
sroper license, and quarterly 90 re-
bort to the Board OF County Commits
toner's his acts and dolngs undor the
4 ew law. It is further made his duty
pom the discovery OF any violation OF
HE license law or failure 10 comply
.glth the law In force IN regard 70 said
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
poY usEp kMlFs ON vIeTIsi.

AZ a dance az Chlmayo the night OF
January "a a son OF Pedro Martinez.
a mere youth Of nineteen years. with a
knife killed Manuel Martinez and bad
~ cut another man by the name OF
Francisco Martinez, almost disembow.
cling the latter. Young Martinez then
stabbed another man whose name Is
not known In the hip.
Il seems that these young men had
some trouble az a 10 1er dance. but II
was thought that tho was the end Of
a. Furthermore. Il II declared that
the attack made by Martinez was en-
tlrely unlocked for and many say Il
was unprOvoked.
The father Of the youthful murderer
had In his possession two knives. one
OF which he handed 10 bis son. who
In each case made his attack from be.
hind II IL said that Francisco IA still
living, but cannot recover The pre-.
llmlnary hearing was held nj Chimayo
on Thursday. ard tho prisoners we're
bound over to the grand jury and
taken TO Terra Amarillo for safe keep
| iug.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
IN FAVOR OF JOINT STATEHOOD
THERE ARE ONLY A VERY FEW
~ aEw MEXICO AGAINST The
HAMILTON gill.
lFram MondayIa paIll cIlIlaal

tFrom Monday's Daily Cltizonl
IN commenting on joint statehood
for New Mexico ard Arizona, the Den.
yer Republican has the following 20
say editorlally;
The fact that 800 Of the business
aud professional men Of Roswell, New
Mexico. signed petition 80 the United
States senate asking that the bin pro
yiding for the admission Of New Mex
leo and Arizona as one state be passed
ls demonstration that there Is a
strong sentiment IN that locality In
favor OF Joint statehood.
We are confident that n vote we're
taken II would reveal a large majority
10 New Mexico In favor OF joint state
hood. and that the opposition In Art
IONA would be much less formidable
than some persons have seemed 10
think.
An the two terri Dries come In AZ
one state. and theh people would &C
cept the new conditions with great
satisfaction. They would Immediately
find occasion for pride In the size OF
their state and It's prospective Growth
in wealth and population. They would
appreciate ia0fe promptly than others
their ability 10 maintain an efficient
government and prOslde for all theii
local wants.
SO long. however. as there h q
chance that the two territories may b
admitted as distinct states, there will
be an element IN favor Of that policy
In that case there would ho more OF
fees to be filied. and especially there
would be four iastead 0f only swS
| United States senators 10 be chosen
Hence many OF the politicians are op
posed to the pending NIL. They clini
TO the hope, growing stronger through
the lnariion OF the senate, that sep
arate statehood for each will be &C
oompliahed In the near future.
There Is no doubt, however. that !
lp"ge percentage of the business moi
and others who are not looking for OF
fees favor joint statehood as some
thing greatly % be preferred TO ter
ritorial government, u not also be
cause in Itself joint statehood wouli
in their opinion be- better.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
ACTIVITY ON THE
GREENE EXTENSION
Fifty Teams Now ThrOwlna Dirt on
Sierra Madre.

Fifty Teams Now Throwlna Dirt on
Sierra Madre.
After having driven enliroly over
the route OF the Sierra MadFo exten'
sion, a distance OF 100 miles, Judge A.
y. FAN and son. Col. Chas. f,unt and
wife. ID. NJ. Jackson, Harry Clunn and
@. ~ Harms. arrived In M Paso Thurs
day night, over the Mexican Central,
says the ri PasO Herald.
When they left El Paso about two
weeks ago, they went 10 rerrazas
over the Sierra Madre. and thenee
overland TO DERRICK. tho new town
which the Sierra Madre Is building Ia
the wilderness aud which will be the
southwestern terminus Of the Sierra
Madro. when the extension has boen
completed.
Dedrlck IL at the junction Of the
Chico and Ar0a rivers, two swift
mountain streams OF considerable
size bat not nayigablo.
one hundred men are now NJ work
upon the erection OF buildings In Dod
rick and city teams are engaged IN
breaking ground for the railroad Ok
tension