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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-09

A Few Years Hence

The frst battle in airships had been
Fought.
I'll hear. said one officer, "that the
general WINS In the very thick Of the
dghtr
Yes responded another officer she
Ind sixteen gasbags puncturcd over
hlm"-Louisville Courler-Journal.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-09
stands al the Head.

you're a chiroppdist, are you? How
do you ever expect to rise in that pro-
fession?"
II knew a ~chiropodist, sir, that got tc
be a m~anicurist, Inc then a barber; and
that's about as high up as you can get
isn't it?"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-09
Uncle Allen.

"What's the use of carrying on a mud
singing campaign" queried Uncle Allen
Sparks, when it's ever so much easier to
throw dust in the eyes of the voters?"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-09
Engll.h Girl,. syvimming RECORD.

Miss Jennie Fletcher of Leiehester,
England. a 16-year-old girl. has beaten
the worlds swimming record of 100 yards
eor women, her time being l 30 1-5.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-09

Nsw York City now has twelve resu,
" seAools for nurses.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-09
soaatlcal rclepho.y

Rollslcal Tclephony.
GAasyssn-T,m tired to death Of thssa
,Darty ltnes.
1Ataf1HTeo many rings?
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-09

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Makes Sick Women Well.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30

ion by which to judge, he evidently has the right name.
 We are pleased to note the re-ap- pointment of Prof. Croxdale as county examiner. He is an enthuastich, earnest school man and has done much for the betterment of the schools dur ing hls previous service and we join with his many friends in extending congratulations.
 Miss Lillie Craig of Spring Valley, is visiting Osceola and family this week.
 Joe House has returned from the Territory but will go back again. ]. G. Moneyhun returned home Saturday from Texas where he has been selling apples for T. B, Miller. MT. and Mrs. A. Y. Roberts receiv- word from their son Wilson, who is at Danville, Ill.,, that he is very ill The scholars at Fishback are very glad that school has begun.
 Miss Grace Moneyhun is assisting in the school, having charge of the primary department.
 OSCRpI
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
Notice of Executors sale.,
FRISCO

Notice is hereby gwen that the un- dersigned, as executor of the last will and testament of B. F. Pollock, de- ceased. under and in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of Wash. ington County, Ark, made and ren- dered at the October, 1906, term there- of, will on Saturday, the Sth day of December, 1906, at the late residence of the said E. F. Pollock, deceased. between the hours for judicial sales, offer for sale to the highest bidder the personal property belonging to said estate, consisting of household and kitchen furniture, COW and lot of wood and lumber. The said sale is made for the purpose of making di- vision among the heirs of said estate.
 Terms: All sums of five dollars or less cash ln hand over that amount note with approved security, due six months after date, drawing interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum will be accepted.
 J. r. beaver, Executor.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
Fort Smith District.

a fiddle, and what we supposed to be a banjo and as the player crashed his cunning hand across the strings bis music rose like a trumpet on the still evening air. We perceived in one corner of the room huge figure (evi- dently the caller of commanding ap- pearance who was making bis shrlll voice fairly echo as the dancers bound ed to and fro across the room to the joyous strains of the music. By lis tening attentivelY we heard the following words uttered by the caller:
 swing ol' Adam,
 Swing ol' Eve,
 Swing ol' Adam,
 Before you leave. >
 Ind l suggested to my companion that we enter the place of enjoyment, and he who was an elderly person answered me in the negative and we resumed our homeward journey, talk ing freely to each other about what we had seen and heard. Before we reached the home of my friend he had thoroughly convinced me that many evils grow out of such so called social entertainments and hoped the day would come when all civilized con- munities would be free from them. There is no benefit to be derived from them and can it be safely said that our enlightened persons such as our school teachers attend them: Yes, some of the teachers of both sexes at tend such places and we sincerely hope they will take different view of the matter and set better examples before our youth.
 FRISCO
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
Heigbborbood News.
WOODLAWN.

Nov. 26.-Born, to MT. and Mrs. Dave Gray, November 24, daughter Mother and babe getting along nicely. O. P. Gay has quit raising cattle and has gone into the poultry busi- ness.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. H. Farley are pre- pairing to leave soon for Oklahoma and points in Texas, where they will visit friends and relatives during the cold winter months.
 Squire Craig and wife visited Mrs. McMaster Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Lynch made a business trip to Springdale Saturday.
 Mrs. T. w. Buckley is weaving a new carpet.
 Lee Halloway is some better at this writing.
 The death angel has again visited the community and on it's white wings waited the loving wife of C.. W. Holloway from earthly troubles to a home above where all is love. She died November 20 and was buried in the Elm Springs cemetery to await the resurrection morn. She professed religion when she was sixteen years of age and joined the NJ. F.. Church, of which she was still member when the loving Master said, Ut is enough, thou good and faithful. servant, come home and live with me-" She leaves a loving husband and eight children, seven boys and one little girl, tc mourn oyer the sad parting of dear wife and mother. But weep not dear children, your mother IS stand ing on heavens golden plains singing "Glory. Glory" Alice was good woman, loved, respected ana honored by all who knew her. She was sick for almost year with that lingering disease, consumption, but she bore her suffering with patience until the end.
 RIJTTHR EERy
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
Notice ofPetition to Quiet Title,
Tn the Chancery Court of Washinl

Tn the Chancery Court of Washing ton County, Arkansas.
 Mr Berry Gibson, Exparte.
 Notice is hereby given that Berry Gibson has this the 26th day of No vember, 1906, filed his petition in this Court praying that sald Courtat it's February term, 1907, which meets on the 11th day of February, 1907, make and cause to be entered of record de- cree establishing, quieting and con- tirming his title to the following de- Scribed real estate. to wit.
 The N VI of the SE4 of the SEz and bounded as follows, beginning at the NE corner of said SE4, SE4 running thence on an ang'e SW to the SW cor her thereof thence North to NV cor her thereof, thence East to the place of beginning AlSo all of that part Of the SW4 Of the $ E4 and the NJ of the SE4 situated, lying and being on the North side of War Eagle creek where the creek now runs. The South line of said War Eaglecreek to be the South . .boundry of the last three described forty acre tracts. All in section six. teen in the township eighteen North of range twenty-eight, Vest
 All persons who claim any interest in or title to said real estate are here- by warned to appear in said Court at said term and show cause why the title of said petitioner in and to said real estate should not be forever esta blshed, quieted and nfirmed.
 In testimony whereof 1 have here unto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court this the 26th day of No- vember, 1906.
 GEO. l. RODGERS.
 Clerk of sad Court.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
MACEDONIA.

Nov. 26-Weath CT unsettled with prospect for more snow.
 Wilburn Oxford is very low with pneumonia.
 Joe Frost of Fayetteville is in town today.
 F. H. Stone of Denver, Col, passed through town first of the week en- route to Harrison.
 MT. and Mrs. Truman Cannon of Evergreen are visiting the formers parents here.
 John Summers of Crawford county is visiting relatives on Brush creek this week Obe Scott has added much to the appearance of his dwell ing by building an addition to same.
 Unlike Wilkins Micawber we have never attended an old time country hop" but the writer with a single companion upon returning from church few nights ago came in close contact with one. The house in which 1t was held was a few paces from the road and we were nearly even with it before our attention was attracted We checked our steed in order to learn more about the affair, and as tue doors were thrown wide open and the windows up, we ascer- tained that large crowd was h at tendance, all of whom seemed to be enjoying life to it's fullest extent. We observed two musical instruments,
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
EAST SPRINGDALE.

BUTTER F'EBY.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
Notice of Executors Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the foI- lowing described real estate belonging to the estate of Martha $. Craver de- ceased, will be sold at the front door of the court house at Fayetteville, Washington County, Arkansas, be- tween tor judicial sales. on the
 22nd Day of December, 1906, at public outcry to the highest bidder on credit of three months with ap- proved security The NJ of the NW3 Of the wv Sec. :. Tp. TN. R. 29W. containing 20 acres more or less
 $. K. MARING, Executor.
 By order of the Probate Court of Washington County, Arkansas.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30

Nov. 25-W. D. Dial of Heads Ford school visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. He says they are mak- ing preparations for the institute which begins at that place next Sat urday.
 OSceola exchanged greetings with Don't Worry drawing day and if out ward expressions are to be the criter-
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
Appointments of
 Arkansas Conference

Fort Smith, Central. Church, F. R. Steele. Fort Smith circuit, W. J. Faust. Green wood station. D. II. Colquett. Hackett circuit. H. W. Ledbetter. Hartford and Midland, w. B. Wolf. Huntington and Mansfield J. W. House
 Mulberry circuit. D. \. Weaver. Magazine circuit. c. L. Horton. Paris station. ]. NJ. Williams. Waldron station, B. NJ. Burrow, Waldron circuit, to be supplied. Van Buren station, F. M. Tolleson.
 Harrison District. J, I. Galloway, Presiding Elder. Belletont circuit, II. A. Stroud. Berryyille station. F. A Lark. Berryville circuit, J. H. Cummings. Cotter and Flippln, j. w. O'Bryant. Eureka Springs, Jeff Sherman. Fairview circuit, r. Robinson supply Green Forest circuit, J. H. Ru bic. Harrison station. G. G Davidson. Huntsville circuit, ]. R Ervine Kingston circuit, H. C. Morris, SUD- ply.
 Lone Rock circuit, James Bratten. Lead Hill circuit. F. C. Nillines. Marshal and Leslie, A. ]. Cullum. Mt. Home station, w. T. Martin. Mt. Home circuit, Wm. A Upright. Valley Springs circuit, J. T. GoSSett. Melville station, John Womaek. Melville circuit. ]. W. Griffin. Vanderbilt student, (. W. Lester. Conference Missionary Evangelist, A. L. Cline.
 Morriiton District. J. II. Glass. Presiding Elder. Atkins station, C. NJ. Barton. Adona circuit, \. E. Goode. Appleton circuit, H. Young, supply Bee Branch to be supplied. Conway station. l. E. Stevenson. GDhway circuit, ]. l.. Shell. Clinton Circuit, W K. Riggs. Havana circuit. J.#C. Floyd Houston and Perry. F. ". Harvey. Morrilton station, ]. NJ Hughey. Pottsville circuit, l. \ Reynolds Quitman station, ]. A. Gastell. Russelivlle station, Geo. Medium pheY.
 Springfield circuit, A. Smith. sap- piled.
 Editor Western Methodist, J. A. Anderson
 Professor in Hendrix College, L. C. Perry.
 Student Hendrix College, J. L. Bry- ant
 Transferred to White River Confer. ence, $. Anderson.
 Transferred to Texas Conference, J.. W. Treadwel.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
Collectors NOtl66.

Notice hereby given that will attend the various voting each the several Townships of Washington County Ark the and place named below for the collecting the tax due said county for the year of 1906:
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30

Parties wishing pay Real Estate urged and will be quired furnish proper description Real Estate which they wish pay And also ask all the Tax Payers call at the dates named above and possible get statement of the charged against them thus preventing the of making settlement many the last days April 10 will leave the last day of each appointment o'clock P. M. go the place.
 KIT PHILIPS
 Sheriff and Ex.OARcio Collector, Washington County Ark Fayetteville, Ark. Nov 26 1906
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30

Following Is list of the ap- pointments of the Arkansas Con- ference, NJ. E. Church, South, in annual session at Paris, Logan County, last week. Conference meets next year at Bentonville:
 psrdsneHs District. ]. H. O'Bryant, Presiding Elder. Dardanelle station, J. M. Cantrell. Dardanelle circuit, ]. E. Woodruff. Danville and Ola, W. E. Bishop. BlufftOn and Gravley, J. R Ash more
 Bellyille circuit, H. NJ. Adcock. Prairie View circuit. R. N. Davis. Ozark station, w T. ThompSon Altus and Denning, H. w. Wallace. Coal Hill Circuit. J. N VillineS. Clarksville station, H. Hanesworth Clarksvllle circuit, J. C. Weaver. Lamar and Knoxville, NJ. F. John StOu.
 Dover and London, A. B. William. son.
 Ozark circuit. ]. E. Dunaway. Rover circuit. |. NJ. McAnally. Fayetteville District.
 Wm. Sherman, Presiding Elder. Bentonville station. R. E. l.. Bear den.
 Bentonyille circuit, G. B. Frlffin. Centerton circuit, T. A. Martin. Elm Springs circuit, Y. A. Gilmore. Fayetteville station, r. C. Fletcher. Pennington circuit. W. H. Dyer. Gravett circuit, l.. Orr.
 Gentry station, J. NJ. Bull.
 Goshen circuit, w. E. Reed.
 Lincoln circuit, J. $. Hacker. Prairie Grove circuit, Elton Wilson. Rogers station, ]. F. E. Bates Sloan Springs, Geo. E. Patchell Springt0wn circuit, H. \. Arm strong.
 Springdale station, to be supplied. Winslow and Parksdale Q. II Tucker
 War Eagle mission, Chas Edwards. Principal Gentry Academy, L II. Fakes. Conference Missionary Secretary. Wm. Sherman.
 Fort Smith District.
 F. $. II. Johnston, Presiding Elder. Alma circuit, J. H. Sturdy. Abbott circuit, W. J. Harris, supply Bonneville station. ]. w. KeithleY. Branch circuit, ]. F. Etchison. Charleston circuit, J. w. Tavlar. East End and Trusty, J. NJ. C. Ham, ilton.
 Fort Smith, First Church, NJ. N. Waldrip.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

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10 go over the Ration mountain to
wards Trinidad and will look down
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And now hsEes The vital part The,
very carefully s@f, out q The pFesi
asntis reply when they Published n,
! have received year letter u IN.
Id, protesting against certain fedora
officials taking part AGAINST min
statehood i'm the pendinx campaign d
Arizo0s- do mot desire 20 co~rc,
the action ~ any man In Arizona
whether be- does o does moi hold m,
commission The federal officials ar,
10 have abe same right a. any oshsi
eitizen % express their sentiment
and vote n they choose, though q
course they are not 20 use their oI
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however. To this last quaiffieasiou
their right 10 speech and action l,
untrzmmeled-just a. msch y q
with ans private eitixen."
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In this thing such business neve
won . fight u any sort.
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peaied statement that Governor Kib
hey and Chief Justice Kent Of Ar
roma. Who both have Just been Z.
Washington, were told 20 either n
sign or work for joint statehood. An,
anyhow ! don't believe half a dozeI
people In either territory thought TO
a moment that the exponent Of Oh,
square deal to every ma would stooI
To such q move.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

An examination for the position Of
clerk tmaie and femalel and carrier
tmsie) will be held At the p~ossoffics
In this city on July %. 1905.
For application blanks. and for full
information relative 10 the examina'
tion. qualifications. duties. salaries,
vacations. promotions. etc. address
Edgar L. Minnieh. secretary. Board
Of Civil Service Examiners. Postof
flee. City
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

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rnliiais 10 Austin. T~sss. i IN = xsy
d return II he ec.piiness many
years ~. IN lsss. sAea Texss res .
r~p.Al5r ard claimed al u Shss h
no~ S~s Nexsco. Ths TEXANS organ.
ised m sxp~dittos which they cali
"a . -~trAdiaxs' s~sp@dtstuo. hut which
sas n reality = fun fi~dsed military
Reconnaissance. - Il mas composed
In ! isrre part a the regular TEXAS
troopx. accompanied by 4 large mum
ber u citizens. who vent partly 10
trsde and partly In = spirit u adsen-
ture. After several monshs II pretty
hard experiences In crossing the
staked plains where they suffered
fearful ~prisssions from lack IL water
snd fcod they managed 10 work their
way up m. rough breaks II the
plains somewhere 10 the southeast Of
Las VEGAS and probably passed very
riose Ia where the city nox stands.
When near Santa We the Mexican
troops came out. captured the whole
outfit and took them ~ prisoners III
wal 10 Chihuahua where many VI
them were promptly shat 10 death
and the rest cast into prison. This
was The last visit of the Texas troops
10 New Mexico.
And nov. after sisiy-one years. the
Mexicanx viii repay the visit u the
Texans. only instead u the terrors oi
the "ilana Esiucado" and the dan.
gers and ~prisatious Of nm unknown
country. the boys will ride IN Pull.
ma and ear m the Harvey houses
IN route,
The Expedition Of fesss
The story Of this Texan expedition
of lsss-s In a most intensely interest.
ing. M and gives you n fine picture
az what New Mexico aud Texas was
In those early days. Between here
and San Antonio. Toxas. was q vast
nncccnpied and unknoxn land. Into
this region this expedition plunged
without guides or maps.
The story 10 most graphically told
10 txo volumes published In London
u ists and In called "kendairs Mar.
ratise of an Expedition Across the
Great Southwestern prairies." The
book In very rare and I do not think
our library has Il. There h a copy
10 the Albuquerque library and sew.
eral In Santa Ne.
The writer. q. W. Kendall. xas a
health seeker, they we're here even
IN those early daysl, and accompanied
the outfit % q noHrcombatant when
they were all captured and sent 10
Chihuahua he succeeded. after a
time In prison, in procuring his re.
lease and got safely back 10 the
~Sns~s . 49," 8 q
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-17

traek sass sfIsr bon ssnerxe fruan The
pEessnt tunnel. and RIGHT ~ the sign
post u the ~wooaan" station. they
VII discover a~sy down In the valley
heioS the camp where the Santa Ne
company IL starting the wosk for the
new tunnel.
A dismosd drill outfit IL In fun
hisss. while Q large force of men IN
u sork clearing off the brush and
timber and stripping Away the dirt
that covers the entrance TO the tun-
mel site.
An official tells ne the new bore
viii b. large enough Tor q double
track. over . mile long. lighted By
electricity and 10 cost two niiiien
dollars and b. several hundred feet
lower than the present tunnel Al
u which leads one % suspect that
II viii BE- ou,e time before the Santa
70 road will only run q train a day
each way and Ration and Vegas BE-
mere whissling posts. rs ! once heard
q pessimistie individual predict when
the Helen cutoff was started.
A. There Sen Adm"
n Leigh Hunt didn't turn over I'm
HIS grave q few days ago twas be-
cause he didn't read The Optics &C.
count u the Y. N. Z. A. opening and
find his world famous and well known
poem which begins:
"Abou Ben Adhem tmsy his tribe
~inereaseb
Awose one nigh, from n deep dream
Of peace"
And which Mr.. Lathrop read in a
most impressive manner al the close
OF his talk, twisted and turned into
haid prose as q story about Ben Adm
and an ANGEL"
Mr.. Dooley nj his best was never
fnnnier.
Statehood and Fair Play
A few days since the Tucson Star
the main jointure paper In Arizona,
published q long letter from President
Roosevelt 10 one Mark Rogers. sec,
rotary u the Joint Statehood league
OF Arizona in which the president ex.
pressed some Of his well known views
on the subject and as the letter was
4 pretty good campaign document for
jointnre II went the rounds Of the pa
pers. Well I'm a few days somebody
In digging around found out that in
the first place the letter was an an,
Tswer 10 one from Rogers. and second.
s that only n very vital section Of
the presidents reply had been left on,
Of the published. copy. When the
whole thing was published both Roe
ers' letter TO the president and his
10 Rogers In reply II made a very
different story Of II and showed above