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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-31
Hides and Wool.

Hides and Wool.
Green salt hides, No, 1, Toe.
Dry flint hides, No |. 16q1so.
Dry salt hides, No. 2, 14616c.
Clear washed wool, 95d36c.
Unwashed wool. 25@26c.
BURY wool, 14416c.
Sheepskins, 15075c.
Tallow, 4Q41ac.
Beeswax, 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-31
TOMBIGBEE VALLEY RAILROAD
COMPANY,

Trains No. 1 and No. 4 meet No. %.
northbound on the Southern railway from
Mobile.
Trains No. and No. 3 meet No. Il on
the Southern railway, southbound, and
No. 116 northbound to and from Mobile.
Connections are close and passengers
can buy through tickets and can check
baggage through from points on South
ern railway to all points to T. v. Line and
vice versa.
JOHN T. COcHRANE,
CHARLES p. DUKE. President.
Superintendent.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-31

Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad.
To take effect Sunday, May 10, 1906, at
5 90 n. m.
West-Bound Trains.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-31
Local Cotton Market.
Local Iron Market.
Local Securities.

Corrected by Citizens Savings Bank,
Stock and Bond Department. Phones 80
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16

er has not learned the cause of her illness.
 Miss Jennie Dutton went to Fayetteville Saturday.
 Miss Grace Phillips of Fayette- vile IS visiting friends and rela- tives III Goshen this week.
 Jesse Bloyed left for Dansville, Ark, Sa turday.
 Jasper Colwell Is dangerously Ill with pneumonia.
 Misses Clytie and Fife Clark visited near Sydenham Sunday. Mrs. Clara Donelson of May field was in town Friday.
 Stony and Guy Davis spent Sunday in Springdale.
 There IS only one more month of school. So far every one is we'll pleased with the work.
 Edd Clark made d trip to Fay etteville latter part of the week. Mir. and Mrs. Winkleman of Fayetteville, visited the latter's parents Sunday.
 Marvin Tisdale's little boy is very sick with dyptheria.
 Dick Masterson of Wyman was in town Sunday.
 ]. H. Mayfield and W. w. Guthrie went to Fayetteville Monday.
 Mir. Copening of Whitener was in town Monday.
 BLUE BELL.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16
The Kind of Men Who
 Build Up the Country.

The membershipof the Springdale Citizens League. which was organized recently for the purpose of advancing the material interests of the town and surrounding country along all legiti- mate lines, is growing nicely, which shows that the people here are alive and ready to take advantage of every opportunity that presents itself It only costs one dollar tojoln the organ iZltion, and every man who wants to lend hand in building up the town and country should pay his dol lar and enlist in the cause Up t0 Wednesday noon the following had enrolled as members and it is eSpec. ially gratifying to note the names of a number of farmers and fruit grow CTS:
 II < Daily. Jno r Sta ford, L NJ Riggs, T ] Graham. w c Ownhey, J II Young ] P. Denver, Jas Well ton, A F Smyer, T Lane. Jas. Nel.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16
THORNSBERRY.

Nov. l2.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Canup visited at Walkers Sum- day.
 MT. Martineau, Oscar Walker, Eek Walker and family have gone to Broken Arrow, I. T., to work.
 Dosson and Fred Holland, who are attending school at Gentry visited home folks from Friday to Sunday.
 We sad last week that more would be said concerning Mrs. Austin but we think Ono describ- ed her life as we'll as could be for she was mighty good wo- man.
 Charlie George visited Dosson and Fred Holland Saturday night.
 Singing at Jim Smiths last night.
 We had quite nice singing at Brush Creek Sunday morning with J. N. Hamby as leader. They are talking of having a singing school with MT. Hamby as teacher. Hope we will for we need school badly. Mrs. Laura Walker spent last Wednesday afternoon with Aunt Sarah.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Holland have returned home.
 Most people are done sowing wheat.
 AUNT SARAE.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16

home for interrment in the family burying ground near Centertop, Ark.
 The Apple Growers Union met last Saturday night. They issued an invitation for an open meeting to be held at Oak Grove Nov. 24. Everybody is invited to come, la dies and all.
 Mrs. Hill has been quite sick for several days.
 Alr Peterson has moved from his farm near Oak Grove. on to his father-in-law's farm near Cross Roads. The latter being very III with cancer.
 AIr. Hardin and family arrived last week and took possession of the property recently vacated by I. k. Ramsey.
 John Sturdivan and Blake Bag gett attended the meeting of the Farmers Union at Elm Springs Monday night.
 Winnie Baggett IS sick with intermittent fever.
 MARI.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16
GOSHEN.

Nov. l2.-The box supper was considered a success Saturday night. Miss Ivy Morris received the cake for belng the prettiest girl and Joe Gilliland for being the laziest man.
 Thurman Foust and sister Miss Blanche of Springdale were in town latter part of last week.
 Miss Maud Phillips left for Coledale, Ark. Saturday whereshe went to visit her sister, Mrs. Cena Oxford. Miss Earl accompanied her as far as Fayetteville.
 Jesse Canon and Ulmon Phil lips of Fayetteville visited home folks Sunday.
 s. H. Slaughter and Mir. Luper of Springdale were in town Saturday.
 John Hayes Is recovering from ar attack of appendicitis.
 Blue Bell had the pleasure of meeting and talking with Frisco Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. $. P. Williams of iidberton visited relatives in Co., shen last week.
 Prof. Hayden Smith went to Fayetteville Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Sanders of Spring Valley visited relatives in Goshen the latter part of the week.
 Miss Ethel Mayes went to Richland View Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Burg of Fayette- vile were in town Thursday.
 Mrs. M. Dennis who is visiting her son near Huntsville Is report ed to be seriously Ill. The writ
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16
LOWELL.

Nov. l3.-After visiting a few days west of town Mrs. Dr. D. Christian took the train here Wednesday evening tor Rogers where she goes to visit for awhile.
 Rev. w Hamby returned Wednesday from Little Rock where he had been to attend the session of the General Associa- tion. He reports a very interest ing and profitable meeting.
 Dr. Green was summoned to attend Miss Lula Mayes Thurs day night, the result of fall received by the overturning ot a hack seat which we mentioned last week.
 Mrs. White Walker of Fayette- vile, spent the past week visit ing at the home of Mrs. Anna Walker near Lowell.
 An Oklahoma man was here Thursday recruiting cotton pick CTS for the new cotton states. Most of our boys are satisfied with the big red apple country, but he secured about thirty hands near Rogers and left for home to- day.
 Rev. John Hall of Pea Ridge, spent Friday night in Lowell on his way to Spring creek where he filled his regular appointment Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Una Greene has suffered the past week with a severe case of tonsilitis, but IS better at this writing and is able to resume her work in school.
 John Luper, foreman of the telephone company which has been repairing the line out of Lowell, received a fall Wednes- day which put him out ot busi-
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16

son. Albert Berry. W \ Hewitt, Gnas. F Renner. ] H Fletcher, Shore Searcv, \ C Smith. " ] Smitherman G W Randall. ] c Johnson. Sanders X Breeding, Ralston X Riley, A Me- Gary. J. T. Masoner, Lloyd Limbaugh, 1 II Stobaugh, N Davis. D c Will kerson, Chas Jaryis, J k Main, T J Hill ] c Webber, Kib Terry, c $ Bonton. J M Sparkman. ] T Craig, W W Jackson, J Zimmerman, \ P Murphy, E II Bryant, l. M. Hewitt, John Joyce. Frank Parrott, c N Mil Ter, II Carlisle, J $ Ewalt, D Chris tian, + Cummins, c \ Ownbey, T J Walker. W H Browning, W A Claypool. Ed Carrel, Wm. Foeht. G Ehlers. C L Thompson, Chas Henson, ( \ Stafford. w l. Reeves. J w Car ter, Robert Seelev, J + Palmer, " l. Dodson, A ' Phillips, J A Eicher, D Echer, W L Fisher, K A Larson, c J Chapman, Lee Sanders. J k H Harris. c W KeDnan, A Lininger
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16

has any hid away in these hills It will soon have to come to the light.
 Springdale can boast of one of the best photographers in the States. . If you don't believe 1t just go and have some pictures made and be convinced. He did some of the best work for Don t Worry that he ever had done and he IS hard subject to work on.
 ]. B. Randall and wife have been away for some time visiting relatives in Iowa. Charlie Nor row Is keeping house and looking after things generally about the place for them until they return home.
 Oseeola, We were indeed sorry to read m last weeks News that you were indisposed and unable to resume your school duties.
 A letter from our publishers stated that our music was under way and they would soon make Us shipment so we look for 1t this week some time.
 Any one wanting d good ten acre farm dirt cheap one mile south of Sprlngdale with good house, good well, apple and peach orchard, call on NJ. Murphy for he IS going to put hls place down so low that there will be a bar gain in 1t for some body.
 The youngest son of Mir. and Mrs. Bird Henson IS quite sick with pneumonia fever.
 The forest timber IS being barred of leaves earlier this fall than usual.
 The warm days we have been having since this month set in has started the Elberta peach buds to swelling. That is how they got killed last winter and winter before. The cold snap Saturday night and Sunday we hope will hold them in check.
 Fare you we'll. my old Mary Ann, fare you we'll for a while
 DON'T WORRY.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16
LIFE IN THE COUNTRY New: :: ;:,,:;:::" ::::.:: ?,

are beaklng the ''hog law" which prohibits hogs, sheep and goats to run at large, but we're not complaining since so many big things are loomin' up just ahead ot Johnson-a canning factory, a cold storage, a new railroad, etc. so bring on your old general stock law We'll all be riding in horse less carriages and using dairy milk III year or so.
 Soon be time folks were arrang- ing for that big Christmas tree at Johnson, cause talk is already going about the intended holiday visits to relatives and friends. in other less favored lands.
 Rev. w. $. Luper has been con- dueting revival meeting at Stony Point during the past week add several conversions have marked his efforts toward show ing the people the ways of bet ter life.
 Aunt Mary Pearsonis is suffering from an attack of typhoid fever which is giving her a very close race to all ultimate recovery.
 And Joe Ellis "has rallied once again and is getting spry and nimble and can hear quite well and has thought up forty 'leven old stories during his recent sick ness and springs em on all lis- teners during his present eonval- essence.
 Mrs. (. H. Inman came down from St. Louis last Wednesday and returned Thursday. She took her two little daughters, Ina and Bernice, back with her.
 Col. B. r. Johnson has about recovered from his recent severe illness which was caused by d tumble with young horse that he was breaking to ride. He IS now making arrangements to take a big hunt away down in Polk county in the near future.
 l. C. Combs, ". H. Rollins and B. r. Campbell were prominent visitors who came out from Fay etteville last Wednesday evening.
 And Y. A. Gray has sold his farm to northern gentleman who wants to get his wagon hitched to the ascending star, which IS Johnson, while MT. Gray IS going away to Texas.
 Uncle Bob Greenhouse is sell ing books again and also telling folks about his great tour in the west two years ago when he spent several months Tn Nevada and Idaho.
 Quail hunters are a nuisance around Johnson on account of the wild, careless shooting which marks the sport.
 The car famine still continues to aggravate the local lime kiln people who are away behind with their orders on account of the car shortage.
 Mr11 EEEpNO
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

ooO II OI nllNODhLL.
 Nov. 12.-J. w. Pearson and Tobe Smith are over in Newton County on d look around trip and will be back home latter part of this week. They are traveling in two horse wagon.
 Mr. Smitherman left last week for the north where his wife has been for couple of months talk ing care of thelr sons children. whose wife died just prior to her her going up there. MT. Smither- man may return to Arkansas in the spring with hls wife.
 Mrs. Farley and children spent Sunday before last with the family of Newt Cawtkon three miles southwest of town on the kelso place.
 Mir. Sheehan has rented the Smitherman place and moved on- to 1t and will live on 1t till MT. Smitherman comes back from his visit north.
 Mrs. NJ. Murphy and children visited with Mrs. Daniel Hummer one day last week. Also Miss Lulu Radels visited Mrs. Plum mer the same day.
 Don't Worry visited J. W. Goree's nursery yards one after noon of last week and spent an hour or two watching NIT. Goree and his nien making up bills of trees to send away to customers. Every man and boy had his line of work laid out Tor him and every one knew just what to do and the whole business moved along like clock work. Every bill filled received the closest at tention to see that every thing 1t called for was put into the bundle, and nothing defective was allow ed to go in.
 Nothing pleases a boy better than to receive d new watch from some one as present. Eugene Murphy is the proud possessor of a watch sent him by his brother Roy from Fort Worth, Texas, and said watch comes out of his pocket every few minutes to see what the time IS.
 That's all right, Mully, you keep things straight in the reser- vation and Tecumseh and Don't Worry will see that the babies get names. Old bachelors don t know much aboht babies no how.
 The new post office is thing of beauty and we trust will be "a joy forever, and every man, woman and child in town and country too should be proud of it. Such a post office speaks no little for Springdale and will help to advertise our town and country abroad more than some many think.
 1 am sure every body will fall in with the editors plans for an old home edition of The News for the holidays in place of the former Christmas editions, which were good but people like a change and variety gives spice to most anything and Don't Worry says lets have 1t.
 Mir. Hummer is helping Mir. Dearholt in his second hand store. Uncle Daniel is quite handy at the business.
 When 1t comes to long nice fall weather Arkansas Is hard to beat, and when we think of it, Northwest Arkansas is pretty hard to beat on many other things: climate, good water, clever people, big red apples, pretty girls and what shall we say for the boys!
 The way wood has been climb ing in prices the past two years it will be only few more years until 1t will command five dollars a cord. Better be hunting coal deposits. If old Mother Earth
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16
OAK GROVE.

Nov. 13.-Lola McGaugh re- turned a few days ago from visit to her sister in Oklahoma.
 Mrs. Hendricks was called home by telegram announcing the death of her nephew in Califor- nia. The remains were sent
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16

Dr. F. B. Young went up to Bentonville Tuesday to attend a banquet given by the Benton County Medical Association in honor of T. w. Hurley, of Ben- tonville. The affair was in hon. or of Dr. Hurley's fftieth anni- versary as practicing physician
The Springdale news., 1906-11-16
CHURCH AND SOCIETY

The pastor of the M. E. Church South will preach to the children at the morning hour next Sun day. That day will close the years work. The anual confer ence convenes on the Fist inst. at Paris, Ark.
La Junta tribune., 1906-04-25
LOCAL AnD 1GasonAl rens.
Trade with H. G. Todd.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.

Smoke La Junta's Best" Sold
by all dealers.
Thompson can save you money on
household goods.
Ice cream and cold drinks with
crushed fruit at Dunkin's.
1 List your property with Mcdonald
& Helm if you want to sell quick.
For RENT Furnished room; mod
ern. George Fernsel. 7o2 Colorado
aNenue.
An eight-pound girl arrived at
the home of j. o. Wood last Friday
morning.
For fire, life and accident insur-
ance call on 5. r. Mendelson, room
3, Miller block.
/ May baskets for sale at Zottman 5
music store Monday and TUESDAY.
prices sc to 25e.
FoR SALE Beethoven organ; good
as new: cheap. Postofiice box 5i3,
La Junta, Colorado.
Willie Vallow. the six year old son
of f. A. Vallow. is very low with
spinal meningitis and not expected
to live.
Robert r. Denny writes US from
Kansas City. Mo, to send his great
family journal there in care of the
Rosbrook- Warren Commission Com
pany.
DR.. Sapero, the Denver eye, ear.
nose and throat specialist. will again
be in La Junta, at the Sherman
Rooms. Thursday and Friday. April
26th and 9th.
V. NJ. Lagerquist, of Gowrie,
Iowa. is expected to arrive in La Jun
Ia today and during the illness Of
w. E. Andrews will act as pharma-
cistat the Palace Drug Store.
The contract for the erection Of
the addition to the Masonic Temple
was let last Wednesday to Kranz
BIRDS. The contract price is 50. .547.
The building is to be completed by
October lst.
Frank White. for the past year in
the employ Of J. H. Rapp. resigned
one day last week to accept a posi-
!, ton as travelling salesman with the
Ridenour-Baker Mercantile Com
pany Of Pueblo.
We buy all kinds of second hand
goods and pay the highest cash pri-
ces. We also exchange new goods
for your old. Try us when you want
to trade or sell. Lutte s. Gee, the
house furnisher.
S. w. Sinsheimer and family. of
Holly. accompanied by Irving Sins
heimer of this city, left last Friday
evening for San Francisco. They
have relatives in business there and
il is feared that they may have per
ished.
Mrs. c. F. Kendall. accompanied
by her daughter. Frances. left last
Saturday for Fort Collins for a three
weeks visit with Miss Alice Kendall.
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eohese "a 'ne Do,l'es,iG 'e'ei,re ''s
par'ineie. MISS h'il"aii Rta'''''''s
III > uhe'
Mr. and Mrs. a r Hfynoids' OIL
! Denver. were la Junta visitors yes
~ al
terday. While they were here three
! imported Hereford bulls arrived
from Scotland and were taken out
to Mr- Reynolds ranch east u town
4 One q them weighed an even ton Of
La Junta tribune., 1906-04-25

Made to your measure
taken by US
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
HORSE .SHOW At An END
MrS. Gerken and H. O.. Vanderbilt
Divide the HonOrs.

OF the ten classes judged last night at the final
session of the Durand horse show. Alfred G. Van
derbilt's horses divided the hoEors with those of
Mrs. John Gerken. Her fOur-in-hand carried of
the blue ribbon in that class and his bay mare The
Youngster. promising ive-year- captured first
prize for the best horse over fifteen hands. Her
chestnut pair Newsboy and ShOpgirl took the blue
ribbon in the runabout class. and his seven-yedr-
old bay Rustling SILK, driven by e. H. VII
son. won the $3.50 challenge cup for the best gig
horse.
Moses G. Byers's chestnut geding Hives won the
second prize-a reserve ribbon in this class. IN
which there were five entries, Mr. Vanderbilt driV-
ing his bay mare, The Youngster. He drove Polly
Prim and Full DreSs-a bay mare and geldng IN
Glass % and the red ribbon. He also won
fourth prize in the same class. with The AOungster
and RuStlng Silk pair
The attendance better than any or the
previous nights. nearly all the boxes being filled
There some excitement when one of Peter
Manning's horses, the chestnut geldtng Oakland
King, away with his rider while the trained
saddle horses were being judged The horse skirt
ing the boxes at the south end of the building
caused some of the women TO give little screams
he struck the woodwork. and then darted
straight for the closed door TO the stables forced
IL open The rider was not injured
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
AUTO EFFICIENCY RUN.
Conditions announced for the Tro.
Gallon Contest on Nag s.

The Automobile Club OF America has announced
the conditions for the two-gallon efficiency cout.s,
TO be held on May 5. The COMMITTEES which N,
had the matter In charge. made up Of SCHUYLER
Wheeler George F. Chamberlin and Charles n
Curtis has arranged the contest pracsicaIIv m.
ton-uniIe basis with a view bringing out som. !,
the points about motor cars which the average us.,
would like to know. and about which little infor
nation is at present available instead OF maxim,
it merely demonstration Of the top limit Of svesi
at which piece of machinery can be operated
The contest will be limited 10 seIfpropeled ns.a
ure vehicles of individual owners or OF manuias.
urers. taken from stock Special OF freak ears Win
be excluded.
The contest will start from a garage near m.
clubhouse 1 O'Clock The course is straisht m
Fifth 119th street. to St Nicholas svenus
20 l55th street. to Central Bridge Jerome avenue
TO Pelham Parkway, 10 the Shore Road, to New
Rochelle and on to Boston Post Road per route
card.
No attention will be paid 70 the time male eu,
any not starting within fifteen minutes after
the committee gives the word OF that does nc,
finish within fve hours will be disqualified.
Before starting, each car. and especially the eoa,
chamber of its carburetter. must be empted Of al
gasoene down 20 the point where its engine viii
stop. sufficient number OF independent expert,
will be on hand to examine the cars at this ti,e
and in any case where il appears TO the corrante,
that any attempt has been made 10 avoid CON.
pliance with the rules the car will be excluded
from the competition A sufficient number Of cans
each containing exactly Two gallons of gasoene
carefully measured and sealed will be at sand ani
will be distributed to the cars
Immediately upon a coming 70 the end OF Ia
run. owing TO the consumption Of its gallon
supply, the observer will determine and note the
exact position at which the car stopped and the
distance travelled measured from the tires Of the
front wheels. and viii that the car remains
stationary until the advance or rear wagon
reaches the point and checks the position deter
mined by the observer.
AT the conclusion of it's run and as soon as ia
position and distance have been determined and
IL has received the relief supply CT gasOene each
car will return at once 10 the clubhouse As soon
as the three cars apparently having the hxAest
scores have been ascsrtained they will be sent to
the garage in charge OF official and there DO
subjected to- a further examination. The commit.
tee reserves the right 10 open and examine ths
gaSolene tanks.
The prizes will consist OF a $500 punch bowl for
the winner s100 cup for the second car and
medal for the third The prizes are offered By the
club.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
SOME YACHTING DATES ARRANGED
The Indian Harbor Club Announces rs
Schedule for the Season.

Frank Bovine Jones. Charles F Kirby and
Charles E. Simms, the regatta COMMITTEES OF The
Indian Harbor Yacht Club. announced yesterday
the schedule Of racing dates for the club Thsrs
are eight race days. beginning with contests on
Memorial Day for the New York Yacht Club 60
foot class. the raceabout class and the club cat
boats On June % there is to he a cruising race
for schooners and soops. This date is subject TO
change.
There will be races for motor boats on July 4
and on July Il intercIub races for the 50-fOoters
OF the New York Yacht Club and for raceabouts
The annual regatta for all classes Is 70 be sailed
on July II, and on July Is a club handicap and
race FOR club catbcats. The fall regatta for all
classes will be sailed on September l. and on Ia
DOT Day september 81. besides the annual water
sports there will be a Woman's race for club cat
boats and races for canoes and rowboats