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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-13
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Honolulu, June 10, 1905.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
Letter to Farrsr Dry Goods Co.,,
 Springdaie, Ark.

Gentlemen: Clothing is just like paint. It fits or It don't; it,wears or it don t. turns weather or water or not: and goes out of fashion.
 What do we wear clothes for2 Dld you ever think of it: Different per- sons have different reasons. no doubt, but one paints Devoe for beauty, to be in the fashion, and keep-out water.
 Fashion says paint; we all paint. There IS beauty in paint. we paint a good deal fer that. And buildings are costly and fashionable; put on waterproof two or three coats Of paint, aud your buildings last as long as you keep them dry. It costs noth- ing to paint, it costs your building not Uo
 Deyoe is the paint that lasts; dissa- pointing pants are the paints that cost. Yours truly.
 F. W. DEyoE < Co. It New York and Chicago.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
BENTON
Mrs. W. H. Wells died recently at her home in Maysville. She was ill only about twenty-four hours
safe.

Mrs. W. H. Wells died recently at her home in Maysyille. She was i'll only about twenty-four hours.
 A. 0. Reifel, dry goods merchant of Rogers failed last week and made q consignment to local creditors.
 After the first of March the Peo pies Bank at Bentonvilie will be known as the First National Bank.
 The Retail Druggists Association of Northwest Arkansas will meet at Sloan Springs Wednesday, January 1s.
 Birdie Townsend, whose life was a attempted Christmas eye night is a ble to be up and around Monte Ne Her aid.
 o. J. Shaver of Leona, Kan, has purchased from J. T. Oswalt the business of the Gravett Realty Co, at Gravett.
 The Union Central Insurance Go. of Cincinnati, Ohio, has established district office at Rogers in charge of k. J. Robinson.
 w. P. Box, an old settler of Benton County, died Monday of last week at his home near Sloan Springs. He was so years of age.
 There is now talk of an electric raIl- way running from Sloan Springs to Rogers, passing through Gentry, Springtown and BentonviHe
 ". c. Richards, living north of Lowell, died recently as the result of q severe case Of grip He was 58 years of age. His wife dled in August of last year.
 Residents of Benton County have given notice that a hlll viii be intro dueed at the present. session of the legislature to prohibit the killing of quailS for period of five years.
 Misses Loy Dow and Frankie Smith who live west of Gravett have gone to Springdale where they will enter school. The district in which they live only had three months school. The directors dismissed the school,
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
HARMON

Jan. II continues dry and cold but some of our neighbors are trying to plow
 Jeff Brown has one Of the most noted bantum roo stess in this section. It looks as if it had all gone to tail and spurs.
 Rev. Shipley's son was out from Springdale yesterday taking in little of the country's fresh air.
 T wonder when that Woodlawn writer was down at Harmon or how he knows our merchant done good bus mess during Xmas selling cold drinks. You had better ring off and come again.
 AppoIa Lodge No. l06, K. of r. Elm Springs, met at our last regular convention, and the following officers were duly installed for the ensuing term: b k. Glenn, c. C.; k. M. stanfeld, Y. C.; Tom Pollard, Prel. :: B. F. Reams, NJ W; Jas. Nickel. K. R. and :. Bird Austin, NJ. F.; II. c. Roper. NJ. F: F. R Wright M. A. E. Z. Timmons. I. C.; T. L. Canup, Q. C.
 The merchant at Harmon inFoiced his stock of goods last week te see which side of the ledger the balance would be upon. From what l can learn he came out q k. with q fine cellar ahead.
 Albert Goddard, fine young man of this neighborhood who has been frequent caller at the home Of MT. Henson for the last few months made a business trip to Fayetteville last week. When last seen he was going to the clerk $ office and you may guess the rest.
 Goo -tIOO
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
WHEELER.

.o school is progressing nicely
 his place.
 Lhorp was a surprise party at the
 oe of Prof. P. c. Morgan on Thurs
 ntcht of last week given by his
 olars All report nice time.
 Fodie stantill, who is visiting his indparents, Mir. and Mrs. Ivev of
 nIaee is thinking of returning to {home in Washington in few days. Miss Mary Harmon was visiting her
 Esin. Mss Alta Richardson, the first
 last week.
 l,s Bement and son Marion of harmon were at ". A. Henson's kprsday afternoon of last week mak- i, cider It was so cool that the Iney bees or yellow jackets did not
 terfere.
 N, and Mrs. McLoud visited sick IEs at MT. Ienderson's Sunday. Irbere was quite an interesting I.ning at White Oak school house kt Friday night Most every one [med to take part both old and lung
 Haywood Thompson visited at ". A, |ensons last Sunday. There was preaching at White Oak N Sunday. There were only a few Issent on account of the disSagreea-
 weather.
 l Miss Lizzie Osburn was visiting Eends at Blueford last Sunday. |Nr Henderson's family is on the Lk list this week. |Iee Whinery and family visited at |ater Andrews Sunday l There was Il sly red fox distui bed ke chicken r00st at N. \. heNsoll , rIy Sunday morning. BatsaS no one bs able to capture him he returned the forest
 There was a barn raising at sam krrg's the first of last week. lSome of the good neighbors surpris- k Mr Osborn few days ago by get |ng bim a nice supply of wood. There seems to be quite a number bending their time rabbit hunting. Chester Goddard is out of school bis week on account of measles. We bpe he will be able to return soon. OWASsO.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
Special Correspondence.

daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Taldo, who arrived here from Italy short time ago. This IS the second child they have lost within month. their eldest having died on board the steamer. The poor grief.stricken parents have the deepest sympathy of the entire community.
 Adrian Morsani, who has been em- ployed some tune at Monte Ne, is visiting his family at this place.
 The many who came home to spend the holidays with friends and relatives have returned to their respective post of employment.
 Anthony Tessaro, who has been ser iously i'll with pneumonia is gradually improving
 Mrs. $. Guiliano of Dow, l. T., is the guest of Mrs. James Pozza.
 Chicken houses should all be up by this time. It is rather hard on the PgnANl bO i00ob III bllC bIctO ouCti snowy weather as this
 The death of Miss Lucy Tonnello, on last Tuesday, was quite a shock to the community on account of it's be- ing so sudden. She has always enjoy ed the best of health up until the morning of her death. About four in the afternoon she and her brother, with whom she lives were sitting be. fore the hre and she requested him to go out for some wood. He was gone but a few moments and returned to find her dead She leaves, besides her brother, many relatives to mourn her loss She WAS inferred in the Gatho- lie cemetery at this place, Thursday morning. Rev. Father Bandini per formed the ceremony. The commun ity extend their heartfelt sympathy u the bereaged relatives and friends
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
Conscience Money.

The Harrison Republican says that Capt. Pace received letter recently containing $l0 conscience money. The letter had been mailed on mail car by some one between Kansas City and Denison, as the p0stmark Is K. c. < Denison R P c. dated December 23, I9O4. The money consisted of two five dollar silver certificates. Follow. ing IS the letter accompanying the money:
 Capt. ". Pace, Harrison. Ark, Dear Sir: Here is sl0 l once stole about this amount from you am trying to foll w the teachings of Jesus now, and l desire to honor hls birth- day by maxim this restitution to you. | suggest that you turn and follow His Word
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
THORNSBERRY.
the rest
Goo-GoO.

Jan. Had weather. A olg snow and sIeeU has fallen this week and now it is raining.
 Aunt Sarah is not dead, she has just neglected to write.
 Frank Canup has not got hls new house done yet.
 Henry Holland returned Sunday from q weeks visit at his brother.in- law's. who lives near Joplin, Mo- Mrs Holland stayed up there. As her sister is sick she stayed to help walt on her.
 Charley Dean of Pittsburg. Kan, spent Xmas at this place with his brother and sister
 We had a nice Xmas tree and nice time Xmas.
 Arthur Hodges who has had ty- pboid fever is well and looking lots better.
 Mrs. Taltha McCutcheon spent two weeks with friends and relatives at
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13

this place and returned to her home at Broken Arrow, 1. T., Sunday. Miss Ida Ratiff spen, part of last week visiting Miss Laura Bell. Uncle Berry Steavens spent Christi mas week with Philip Bell and family. Grandma ArthureS has gone to Mis- Souri to stay with her daughter who is real sick
 Oscar Holland spent Christmas at home with home folks.
 Phillip Bell has tore some old building away from his yard and made d new top to his well and new yard fence. It improves the looks Of the place.
 Mrs. Crit Croan spent Christmas week with her father and mother MT. and Mrs. Stanfeld.
 AUNT SARAH.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
MADISON

The new Madison County court house has been completed and IS now occupied by the county officials.
 Married, Sunday at the home of the brides father, Alex Dorsey near Drake's Creek, NIT. Pleasant Scott to Miss Betbina Dorsey. MT. Scott re- gently came to this county from Kan sas and purchased a farm on Kings River near Rock House. Huntsville Democrat
 At the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Madison County Bank held last week the old officers were reelected and dividend of 20 per cent was declared. The cap ital stock was increased to S25, GOO and the surplus increased to B. 900, mak- ing total paid up capita and surplus of $30,000.
 Dr. Hendrlck, the evangelist who IS conducting meeting at the C. r. church in this city, is having large congregations at each service and con siderable interest is being manifested. In addition to the regular services at 10 a. m. and p. m. the Doctor con- ducts business mems service at some business house each day at nine o'clock d. m.-Huntsville Democrat.
 Richard Ray came in the latter part of last week from St. Louis in response to q telegram announcing the condition of his brother Jasper, who recently became insane; and on Monday, accompanied by Dr. Young blood, he left with Jasper for Little Rock where the unfortunate young man will be placed in the asylum, provided admission for hlm can be se- cured. Ii he cannot be placed in the asylum he will be taken to St. Louis Tor treatment.- Democrat.
 The Bank at Huntsville, recently organized at that place is now ready for business. The large safe IS now in it's place in the Harris building which, when completed, will be occu- pied by the new bank. Until the building is finished the business of the bank will be conducted in the front room of the Lowry \ Youngblood building, now owned by Doctors Hill and Massie. The safe weighs l5,000 pounds. It was hauled from FaYette- vile on an extra heavy log wagon and eight horses were required to draw the load. Eight days were consumed in loading, moving and unloading the safe.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
HOMETOWN.

MS. J, Pozza is improving quite aplalY. We hope to see her in per 'ec' healthin a short time.
 fey. Father Boyle of Fayetteville, FaS \ the guest of Rev. Father Ban- phi last week.
 Llttle Camille Morsan has had Br r'e aseyere attack of pneumonia. bent
 AS. Angelo Taldo gave birth to a tas boy Sunday morning Mother 'uu child are doing well.
 iae little daughter of MT. and Mrs 'Os ialdo is quite il. I,. "e regret to announce the death of |''le Mary Taldo, the five year old
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13

Some interesting statistics concern ing the defense of Port Arthur have been secured from the records of Gen. Stoessel'S army
 Originally the army numbered B, 900. Eleven thousand have been killed, Is, 000 are wounded or sick and 5000 remained in the forts, of whom however, 2,000 were unable to fight.
 1t is learned that when Gen. Stoes- sel wrote to Gen. Nogi regarding the surrender of the fortress he said:
 1 have 5000 men in the forts and 5000 of these are able to fight. If you do not accept my proposal these men will die fighting, but it will cost you three times their number to kill them During the seize 265 per cent of the garrison were put out of action This remarkable,fact was due to wounded men returning to the front. Cases have eeen recorded where men have gone to hospitals four times, return ing eanyaleseent to the forts
 The namber of officers killed was proportionately greater than in any battle known in history This was due to the frequent lethargic condi- tion of the men, who without food and without sleep moved only when ordered by their officers.
 
 The Russians estimate that the taking of the fort cost the Japanese SlOO 900. GOO.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
Grateful Acknowledgement.

The Northwest Ark Lumber Go. contribute S30 to the Auditorium furnished the best lot of dimension lumber that l ever saw put into a building. Some of the other lumber furnished has been above grade. The firm and also itS employees has been ready and willing 1t ali times to con- serve the best interests of the aadito- rum and they all deserve we'll This statement is made entirely unsolicited and as a matter Of simple justice to the nrm and it's emplo yes.
 4 c SmITu
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
Coughs $ and Colds.

All coughs, colds and pulmonary complaints thatare curable are quick ly cured by One Minute Cougn Cure. Cures the phIegm, draws out inf tma- tion and heals and soothes the aillIct- ed parts, strengt hens the lungs, wards off pneumonia. Harmless and pleas ant to tt- S i'd by II. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
fin Mearby Counties

we are told, with about SI25 in the treasury. It seems to us it would have been much better to have con- tlnued tbe school as long as the money lasted and give the children all the advantage possible There is only one time to get an education. Gravett News.
 James Stokes of Montreal, Canada, arrived here Sunday morning and is visiting his brother, W. L. Stokes, the liyeryman. He reports excess lively cold weather in the north Bentonyille Sun.
 The Monte Ne Herald last week published petition that will be pre- sented to Gov. DavlS asking him to pardon Vol Johns who was convicted at the September term of Benton Circuit Court Of assault with intent to commit rape.
 Maggie, the l9 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wallace Grove, who formerly resided at Gravett, died re- gently at Indianapolis, Ind, and the remains were brought back and in- tered Tn the McCrowe graveyard west of Gravett.
 Simon Mcleod and family moved Saturday into the Adair property, in the south part of town which he pur- chased several months ago MT. and Mrs Adar left Monday for the Terri tory, where we understand MT. Adair is talking of locating Rogers Demo- erat.
 The Perrine Printing Company of Sloan Springs, will soon commence the publication of monthly maga- zine to be known as the "Ozark Farm and Fruit Belt. John P. Logan, c. A. Ford, pr. NJ. 4. Casey and Rev. Mason are given as departmental edl- tors. Rogers Democrat
 The Citizens Bank remembered the pastors of the various churches of Rogers on New Years day with check for BIO each. In the letter that ac- companied the gift it was stated that the year just closed had been the most prosperous in the history of the bank and it took this means of ex- pressing it's appreciation and thanks. Rogers Democrat.
 At recent meeting of the Gravett Fruit Growers Association the follow l ing officers were elected for the ensu ing year: President, B. c. Phillips: secretary, E. H. Casper: treasurer, A. E. Kinaley At future meeting the not they will handle apples or permit each man to look after his own apple crop.
 Grayette now has night watch who will make it very unpleasant for the midnight marauders The sooner stop is put to this all nght. prowl- i ing around town the better 1t will be for all concerned. If d man can't i give any reasonable excuse for being out after business hours his calling is certainly not very laudable and he should be run inn aud cared for un- til morning. g.-Gravett News
 The Benton County Devel- opment Company let the con- tract last Friday Tor the sink ing its first oil and gas well to Hamperly X Butler of Gherrgyale, Kau. The terms. Of the contract specify that the well shall be sunk in search of either oil, gas or mineral of any kind and shall be put down. if necessary, to a depth of 5000 feet and shal be at the beginning ten in- | ches in diameter, and the drilling is to begin not later than January 25th. Where the first well will be sunk has | not yet been determined but will be left to the expert when he arrives. = -Bentonville Sun.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
A Missing Boy.

Custer Phillips has been gone sinee the 2ist of Dec. He is 2l years old, has epileptic fits and his mind is some- what deranged. He has red hair and brown eyes and is of medium height. When last seen he wore dark navy blue coat, dark pants, red sweater, brown corduroy cap, and heavy boots. His name Custer Phillips, is tattooed on his right arm above the wrist. Anyone who knows of him please write to his parents,
 MR AND MRS. T. r. PHILLIPS.
 Spripgdale, Ark. Other papers please copy.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
GOAD SPRINGS.

The little snow Sunday night was ppreciated by the rabbit hunters. Grandma Beard and Mrs. Begley De on the sick list this week. Johnnie Begley and Jesse MabrY De attending school at Elm Springs. Our public school closed unexpect-
 last Friday.
 We are to have q singing school at bad Springs te begin next Monday |ndueted by Profs. Hamby and Shaf- |L
 There was ] good singing at Aunt |asan Faces attended by q large how'd one night last week.
 There was singing at C. ". Ma lfYS Sunday night. Jake DeShields and family, former Of this place, but who have been in pc l. T., the past year have moved |ack and are occupying the J. IL. Jones place.
 oScar McGaugh is visiting his SlS- |ef Mrs. Haislip this week,
 There was a musical entertainment " Mr HaiSlips Saturday night at Eaded by large crowd. Messrs. Flli and Geo. Hamby, Sam Shaffer, Leslle Haislip and King Pace were |ne musicians. Everyone enjoyed |AemSelVes to the utmost.
 EREENY
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
h Continual Strain.

Many men and women are constant ly subjected to what they commonly term a continual strain" because Of some financial or family trouble. It wears and dlstresses them both men, tally and physically affecting their nerves badly and bringing on liver and kidney ailment, with the atten- dant evils of constipation, loss of ap- petite, sleeplessness, low vitality and despondencY. They cannot, as rule, get rid of this continual Strain," but they can remedy it's health-des- stroying effects by taking frequent doses of Greens August Flower. It tones up the liver, stimulates the kid neys, insures healthy bodily functions gives vim and spirit to ones whole being, and eventually dispels the physical or mental distress caused by that continual strain" Trial bottle of August Flower, 25e; regular size 75e. For sale by H. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13

Kwoter-Ah! yes, death is impartial. It seeks out the poor man and the rich man alike.
 Wiseman-Not exactly alike. In the latter case it is usually accompanied by reporters.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
 To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take LAXATIVE PROMO QUI- NINE Tablets. All druggists refund the money if It fails to cure. k. w. Groves signature is on each box. 25c Oct. II. Tyr.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13

Employer-I'd engage you for the place at once but l must have mar ried man here.
 Applicant-keep the place open for an hour and I'll fix that. It's easier to get married than to get job.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13

Send for free sample copy of The Weekly Arkansas Gazette, and see their offer of seven valuable prizes free. You may be one of the lucky ones Address, Weekly Arkansas Gazette, Little Rock, Ark. tf
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13

indispensable ln any family Among these, the experience of years assures us, should be recorded Painkiiier
 For both internal and external applli- cations We have found it of great value; especially can we recommend it for colds, rheumatism, CT fresh wounos and bruises. Christian Era. Advoid substitutes, there is bht ore Painkiller, Perry Davls'. Price Dc and soc It.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13

When man starts out to decorate the town he never uses water coIors. There are Some Simple Remedies
The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
Cost of Port Arthur Seize.

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