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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
MCGEE EVADES
STAR CHARGES

At no time during their quaran
tine have the members ~ the fam.
iiy been IN want They are ma
destitute and would not be 90 we're
theY kept ia quarantine al sulax
msr hut only through the Kind.
ness n ualrhborn have they been
able 20 transact business with the
merchants with whom they deal
The board Of health has never had
A representative noAr tho house
since the quarantine was declared
suffered Sigh, Attack.
A related Ia The star on satur.
day. on April IS the brand home.
Ia which lived George T.. Brand. his
sister. Miss Brand. and his niece
Miss Graham. VAS guaranteed be
cause Mr. Brand was reported by
.Dr " NJ Patterson. Of Fremont.
az suffering from a slight attack
~ scarlet fever A n matter Of
fact Brand was just beginning to
recover from the attack when the
house was guaranteed. ana Within
week OF ten days after the quar-,
antins no bad completely rocoY.
ered
In tho meantime nr Patterson
vas called out of the city Before
going he advised Brand to have III
ludlow. of the board Of health. no.
tifisd aa soon az he had completely
recovered 40 that tho quarantine
could ba raised
Inspector Niece SAYS that the
only notification the board has had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

Inspector James Meeiee. ~ tho
board ~ health. states what IL Alb.
aoiuislY false when he says that
the story published IN The star last
Saturday regarding the quarantine
OF tho home 81 George T.. Brand. at
ias Crem0ua Az. vas Ia any essen.
tial untrue
An irresponsible evening paper
Last nlRht Quoted Inspector Mcflee
az aayinw that The Stars story was
false ia every particular" In.
speefar McClee credits The Star
with statements u never made and
then proceeds TO deny these state.
monts.
Statement Was Not Made,
The star never By direct state
mcnf or by iutlmation said that the
brand family wns suffering f0r the
lack Of necessities ~ life through
the earelessnesa " the office Of The
hoard Of houlth The statement
vas distinctly mAdc that a neigh
hos called 81 the Brand home 60
err morning aud transmitted 20 the
grocer and the butcher orders TOT
provisions as they we're required.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
SET ON HAVING
BETTER MILK
COUNCILMAN J. r. CREIGHTON
URGES PUBLICITY As MEANS
or KEEPING DEALERS UP TO
THE STANDARD.

Having failed ~ his first effort
to secure the passage by the coun
gu OF al ordinance providing for the
publication OF the names OF milk
dealers whose wares are not up 70
standard 81 quality Councilman
cfirhtnn Last night introduced a
uuw ordnance dealing with the
same subject
The new ordinance provides for
thu pubiira alton az the names 81 ell
milk dealers. with statements Of the
percentage 81 butter fat "a the milk
offered by each and authorizes the
health board 10 suspend from the
privilege Of selling milk any dealer
who IL found delivering miik not al
70 the standard established by the
board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
PYTHIANS ARE ON
PARADE TODAY

Sfatat General Arfhuf > siaas
lard rational commander pf the
uuifestn rank arrived r. the city
yesterday. ard participated iu the
parade snh exercises to-day lie has
beeu appointed e. dIshufaa che
ftoa.sas Han Franchise relief fln4 u
thr grand hodge
IN. uaraHe NaH the principal
feature ~ the meeting today. while
this afternoon thr rnrn peiiiive dfIl
wlil lsks al the arisHates cat 60 the
parade ground At the fort Regular
army officers have bssH chosen faf
Judges The Efand lodge meeting
Nti rpnfinus Faf twn more anyn
with tha usual meetings and ban.
aurss The team sinnlnK Cd. com.
p~tfttea driii wili ~ cent 20 New
Orleans this summer - The national
gncampmeui n the uniform rank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
viii opsrsts Restaurant.

Rohh has represented 60 the com
mittee that u the license is granted
he viii operate a restaurant Ia con
ncstion au the same terms az tho
Great Northern proposes "a DO and
later establish hotel tn the upper
stories ~ the hutlding.
After the committee had PASSED
the depot license some II tie mem
bcra learned from Mayor Moore
That L G. Gilman. attorney fnr The
Great Northern. had protested "a
him against tho granting ef the
Ruhh license. So when the dspat
license was reported a. the council
az last nights meeting Councilman
conway ~ the committee asked
that Il be rnercfcrrvd % the com
nitttcr FOR further consideration.
" hieh vac done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
WOMAN HANGED
SECOND TIME
NOS TRIES TO WIRING SECRET
FROM Her ON PAIN OF
DEATH. BUT SHE LIVES TO
TELL STORY.

OkoLoNA. Miss. Amy is-That
a mob strung her up twice withou,
succeeding Ia killinE her 10 the
strange story foid by Mrs Hattie
Mcintosh. q white woman recently
arrested for completely IN the muir.
Der II hsr husband. who was out on
Bond
She claimed that last night a
Number OF men came Ia her house
and took her 10 = tree. threatening
10 hang her unless she revealed her
aeoofupiiees she declined and they
atFuhH hoe up twice. the iaS, time
rtonpuncius her dad shs heard
them make the announcement. but
revived soon after and returned
home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
TO INCREASE CAPACITY.

wAsHlNGTos. u. q. May IA
The commercial business on the
Alaska cable has became so heavy
that General Allen. chief signal Of +.
flcrf u the army. has given orders
for the installation OF the duplex
system. which Ntil Increase the ca
pacity Of tho cable 20 per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
BURGLARS ARE
PERSISTENT
FAILING ~ FIRST ATTEMPT TO
ENTER HOUSE. THEY TRY
AGAIN. ONLY TO &c sALkEo.

Burglars have made two attempts
within the last week TO enter the
residence of Mrs Jennie lgeveney
al lies James ST. and request has
been made 10 the police 70 have the
pairolnab ON the beat try aud sp.
prnhend them
Both times the men have tried
10 get into the house through n
rear window. bur each time have
been prevented by the opportnne
arrival u some member OF the fam
fly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

with a abort meeting thla Enarn-
irE snH a grand parade 81 noon. the
snuuai grand fasiEe sessiau - the
knights ~ fxghlaa faf this stats
vas tnauGufalaa today. Delegates
in greatsr numbers thaa ever before
are e attendance. ard feuf fiaslr
drilled uniform fahk teams are
present The dFiii teams vii com.
pete az Fort Ia wtan fhla afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
THE MARKETS

Five carloads Of bananas reached
Seattle this morning. and the price
ia steady al tzTs 10 s150. accord
ina 70 the site of tha punches
New Potatoes have dropped &c
Several shipments Of Lake Wash
ipEion berries arrived on the mar
kst this morning and the average
quotation II o. 80
A carload % Florida tomatoes l.
expected tuatEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
WOMAN LOSES PURSE.

Bertha knuisen. "A recent arrival
Ia this city. left her purse. contain.
Ing $500 IN checks. on a bureau ia
q room At 1917 7th av yesterday
morning and when she returned
for Il. both purse and checks were
Eone. The checks were made pay
able ON the First National bank OF
Portland and the First National
bank Of Seattle Payment has been
stopped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

n,iax The way Tor the establish.
- 4 A new restricted district 10
= arushwart o. the present one.
N.,r Moofa yesterday aitcrnnon
"a ID 9Th the members 81 the
z1s9 and rstrnue ealnmittee Of
A. asanrii the matier 81 extending
4 salooa limits beyond their
rwns Soaadary % Weller 81
nsYer HssIsstsa
ne natter came up "a the grant.
- " TIE coancii OF a salo-an II.
So ir q location south % the
s~~as southern boundary % the
shn tistrict. N>yoF Moora heal.
aea % approve tha Iicense until
L Us asewrtAined the desires Of
= oommisfea regarding the 81.
essh. q the limits. and asked fpF
. saasrsnce 18th is members IN
q sIsensniaa phich snsncd Il de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
SWEDEN ADOPTS REFORM.

STOCKHOLM May IS A
scheme u universal suffrage with
proportional repreaeutntsan In both
chambers was adopted b the first
chamber - the swedish parliament
yesterday The governments riee.
torai reform biti vas rejected By a
vote II iz6 60 Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15


fsAisns naFtaas l.s-as@s tisgE rss Toe
waite fifsf natssass Ns9n - iaa al
So ssasssas. - = ~ fsls'- il.Hsss
acians - b fsH - y sasss ue 80
ssslss.s - = r esr'gs So So
" iszfsis9 faF aas 20 - rlastHa
i1HsAfsss 90 has ftatsa ~ ss.ass ieifsfs
$3.50 =, -, ~ :, 10 49,. e.; e..
rsf - - nstiss ftuta4ft - ~ e
snssfsaas - - 8 = rsss 81 20 tess
t-ssas. - ib. -
Frui,s
raasna. q 'zuz = - = per ~ wsnsi
isa.as - = ,ss4 sssis e.
90 80 - aNN faafF asfal arsaess
tas = a9i sseHs nfaHrHs ssF has
z lsUA g fassg 2 lss.st Is a. csn.
esHffaia s.FFs n.n i.gsss - n 8
fa-it hasss r-sf ~ fks iaslh esFfeus ~
= a zsFfeas. - g rs--i . e So fari
- So ~ sfrs ~hsfrsss asf crate q -
o. NsHHaaiak crate. teva p WashirFsas
slFNs hsftiFk ~ efats. . -. ahsFftss- -
Eeus
TiHefis ffsss uznea ssss Fsf Sos -
Butter ard Cheese
ss.' s.''' s -, 80 =. s'ls'' - 49,
ffrss tab ~ ~ - fansh hHfisf -
81 re- sfafaE- f-ssfsfn tah rer n
itaM see wisaaHsin iaas hafn rhesss
fr-r - - usw fmisios rsasss 80 ~
tsr naN agqaHi HffHh rtess~ nsf - 81
ti.ss seiss psf =. "a. iifaaeFssa. ~. iss.
Poultry.
fArs aff est-bsns 80 ~ tsaitsr hfrfi
ere haa " SOS aife tufksys - ~ ts8
-s4 efsssesi. 80 ~ iFaJ3r ufa secs. 90
= .stis. ars 49,. - - isSiS -
10. sfss.=s shiasas. ifstts
Meats
gs-sf. f.sf ~ fssr cass n. r. r-at
g.nf o. 81 laF mnffaH ~ - iie srfias
i,fss Rsr o.. Ia drrsssa hsss - y
Live Stock.
wsthsfs shsep. pst ~. cfe srss 80 u
caves. pst Is sese iasnh. - hsss -
plsh.
usifhst 10. ~. sairasn tfasL ar...s4
80 10 taEfaisr ffsssH silver salHsan. pSf e.
y r'hlaeaA saifnan. 80 y @ifs fis1inssfs
~ EAs rulss. ref NJ ~ f5fA ed go
Is s.. shriup. pss y. iss frozen hlaas
.nsiis see psf D oiymPl. efsi.f. p.s
So D. esas 20 s ~ gel eissn. q ~
s1rs. nansrnsss crabs hwt9
Nay and Fseessuffs.
ra.t wash tin,sthy a. rsr ton Puget
a-ins tlaNts pss So aDsths@ eesne Essi
ahsaf hzf Sc rsf fnn Easi Wash cats
a. o. faa Puget Sound osts 81 80 ton
urhnia eafn. - pef inn. cracked r1rn -
psF ton fed rnsat. - ~ tor mi1aiiass
i ' paf fnn dil eakn meal 80 par son bras
~ psf tun. shorts. 50 rar tapi chgp4sNi
red fEaz ref tea
Lime and Cement
Portland rsnnsuf Imported pr NJ. " =
TofftanA cement California. rHf Dbl. 81
isas - faf frturna1 ha9s. rsaatrr paris
- ~ a. lime enn fnsn 4 Rarhs liar
boz psF hhf a. r. Hias f1f teal eunsuanR
tlnn a q ffa hsfak 80 " 80. plaster
irs hsif pel ID = metal iafh 80 %. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
LOO PRIcEs 90 Up.

Logs ars nuv bringing the TOP
notch price Hemiock No Z l.
worth s. per i.aoe. dimension 81 90
and flooring 81 Heavy demand
for logs and Increase In price OF
labor ia given as the cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
lEPOT LICENSE is
CAUSE OF DEADLOCK

mitce yesterday afternoon favorable
action was taken on tho Great
Northern application FOR the lieense
f0r thu depot restaurant At the
same meetins the Roth license Vas
taken up but postponed Tor enc
week With the svnetal understand
ins that az the end af that time Il
viii he taVorahly reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

A summer mock Zoe a little giri n
.. for vear when shs IL on dfess
parade 10 made ~ sheer white In
dla lawn. The oyerskitt. the cpau-
lets aud ruvers are % fine cmbruld.
rred finunciaE
The slightly puffrd blouse and
sleeves ~ the plain Lawn. Whlla
the uuanrskift II 81 the same deli
cate material This SKIRT a. side
pleated and the short sleeves end
with a plcaled ruohe y hitch is turned
back upon the sleeves The sash IL
~ rose eoiorv1 liberty ribbon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
FAvoRs FINE.

WASHINGTON. MAJ ia
! President stlekncy. of the Cit
cage Great Western railway.
has sent a telegram Co the aea
} ate. wherr Il was rad today.
In which he says he favors =
J penalty for rehatinK against
} railway officers and agents.
The railway esars and
! aud grand dukes wtil cvaaa
, the law and escape punish
, meat otherwise. be declares
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

,essss COMMITTEE wiLI IN.
.sopucE OR DINA NcE
AMENDING SENT re.
uncrsoNs on TsE SALE OF
,,ouos-caANaE IN POLICY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

NORTHERN oPPosus
.s.s APPLICATION. AND
..sss FRIENDS RErAltArE
n,,ssrloN Will 81 CONF
.,,ss AGAIN ~ faE CON-
utrrEE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
{ :N[){S} IN
F |(G3H |
SCORES or MEN AND WOMEN
INJURED IN ATTEMPTING TO
SHAKE HANDS WITH ooRkY
FOLLOWING Hls AopRGss--
NOVELIST AND FRIENDS
FORM FLYING WEDGE TO oeT
OUT OF BUILDING.

NEN fhAhs May 10 MNu AHA
women fought for a chance To SHAKE
hands with Maxim Gorky at the
close of an address In tho Labor
i.yeeum. Williamsburg. laat even.
ms
Many weru bruised. and the fact
that NO one was seriously injured
vas considered surprising II WAS
nearly an hour before Gorky and
hts body guard OF 20 men we're able
Ca fight their Say 10 the street
Throw Coats In Air.
When tho meeting. under the
auspices OF the Russian Revolutkpn
arY society. VAS opened every chair
VAS taken. aud of the 1000 auditors
at least 500 we're women
As Gorky appeared ON the plat
form enthusiasm broke forth. Men
and women rose and yelled their
welcome. and In their eteitemeia
hats. coats. IN fact al thlnga avail
able. we're thrown Into the air.
Wanted 10 Touch Him.
After the address 0arky retired
10 MAA MtfAAAkA ANNAAA - wan ~
the hall Go empty The Audienes
bad no idea OF goinE. however. ami
cruwdlnE to the open door of his
roam. here a Gordon II club mem
hora stood on guard. Il shouted his
name at the top 81 it, lungs. ers
Ing that q wished to shake hls
hand. 10 be allowed to touch him
After a wait OF 20 minutes Gathy
decided TO Try 10 reach the siteui.
iiia appearance VAS tho signal fef
another outhurst.
score Treddsn on Floor.
Men and women fought Ia Eut %
hiss side. and scores slipping on the
highly polished floors. warc trod'
den on BY their compatrlots
UnAbi. ia set 90 the door. GofhY
once more rrtreated 10 hts dressing
room Here council % war MAS
held and a final move decided upon
Forming a FIXING wedge. 20 fneHi'
hurs Of the association started down
tho center aisir for the door
Rspsllse BY Police.
Il took them halt an hour 70 get
% the street A crowd surrounded
hia hack. bag sas repelled BY the
police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

Steamer Charles Nelson arrived
from Tacoma thia afternoon and
sails for san Francisco tonight
loaded with iambeF aad merchan
die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

DELEGATES FROM NEARLY
EVERY LODGE M THE STATE
ARE PRESENT AT ENckaP.
nEnr 49, DRILL TEAMS WILL
COMPETE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

..., representatives ~ the
N,stheFn ratlroad have OPP
s'sss "a M srap,lns II a nquor IT.
re's 4 " +. Robb Tor a losatlan
s.lra AZ. south within one hless
: =. snsoa Depot. friends OF Rehe
: =. ,,y council are uaw eppas-
=, sranling of Iieens" 70 the
-. Ssrshsru 10 sell liquors In
- -.,tloa with a restaurant IN the
sssss bailtinx
Causes . oesdlssk.
rss. has a deadlock been GREAT
:. =. esuntilmen insistiag that n
:. s,tos ucsnse is sfsutcd the
- Aseuse should BE- aud the rail-.
- ..Alng for tho tspat heense
-. epgs,slnx the Rehh HceuHe.
"a merttnx % the license eein-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15
SALOON LIMITS
TO BE EXTENDED

yeloRed that there are At least nine
saloons nov ruuniag oatside Of the
limits
" Saa SugEeaicd BY the maynt
and Agreed u hy the memhora 81
the committee that the mayor aud
three members OF the committee
make a tour OF the southern portion
81 the city with view 81 tamil
iarssink themselves ~ith the char
acter Of the district Co b. affected
Make q Tour.
This trip Naa made YESTERDAY
afternoon. the mayor being accom-
panied by Councilman Morrison
Couway and Sawyer The under
standing was that the committee
would. within tho near future. In
troduce aa amendment 20 the "a
loon limits ordinance
This Is a positive reversal % The
polteY announced b. the committee
less than slx weeks axo. when II
declared ~ unanimous vote that
u sould not favor the extension Of
the saloon limits during tho year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

Steamer Wetaan sails i0niEht fgf
snu Francisco with a fail cargo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

was through the attack upon Or
ludlow through the columns Of The
star
Wherein inspector MoGee In far
from the truth
Notified -Four Times. &.
ON four different occasions a
neighhor OF the Brand family called
up nf Ludlow hy phone and ON
ha many oeea esunh Dr Ludlow
promised 10 visit the home right
away
In addition Thomas " l.ough. Of
tho Fremont Drug company, early
last week called up Or Ludlow by
phone and Informed him that "A
great Injustice was being done the
Brand family by continuing 10 Keep
them ia quarantine. aud again nr
Ludlow promised 10 attend 10 the
matter AZ once
stu In Quarantine.
Hut al noon today the brand fam
iiy was atill ia quarantine. aud no
one from tho health office had Wis
tied the house Dr Patterson, the
family phyalelan. In attn abaent
from the city aud will not bo home
until ths middle of next week.
Il may be that the board Of health
n waiting for official notification
from Or Patterson
Aud Ia tho meantime II DIR. Pat.
tornon should die. would the Brand
family ramafu IA quarantine for
lifef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

BOARD or aEALTH INSPECTOR
ANSWERS ACCUSATIONS
WHICH WERE NEVER MADE.
AND ovERLooks THOSE
WHICH WE'RE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

For bargains N Real Estate see
Page C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

Portland esrsnt Imported pr ~. y =
Toffland cement califnrnia. per Dbl. 81
isas 90 ~ frturna1 ba9s riaatrr parts
f-ar hti g. Nnna Nru Jean a Rarhs liar
bot usF hhi O. p Hfas f1f teal eunsulnh
tinn. q e. nfa hsfak 49, 80. plaster
ira hsif. peI ID = metal lafh go %. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-15

Il toak them half an hour 10 get
90 the street A crowd surrounded
hts hack. bat sas Fepeiled BY the
police
The Springdale news., 1906-12-28

Webb gets the piano. She and Mr. Webb and their children live some three miles east of town on what IS known as the old Guthrie place, having come from the Vi cinity of Goshen about two years ago. There are number of daughters in the family, and by them especially IS the piano highly prized.
 Those holding tickets entitling them to presents will be given until Monday of next week to present same. If not presented by that time the presents will go to those holding second numbers.
 On account of January and February being dull months it Was decided to have no premium day during those months and the next one will be March g. However. the merchants are giv- ing out tickets just the same. I he list of presents that will be distributed March g appears in this paper, and 1t will be observ- ed that there are some good ones.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-28
add. city of Fayetteville $1O0.

add. city of Fayetteville s100.
 (. ]. Leverett to J. P. and Eddie Watson, lots 2, 5, i, 5. 6. : and i'll blk 4 Rose Hill add. Fayetteville $500.
 E. B Merritt to ]. N. Millsap, lots } and in blk Putmans add. city of Fayetteville $275O.
 Carl A. and Beaulah Ownbey to K. N. Vanzant, lot in blk , Deavers add. Springdale $500.
 F. NJ. and Nancy L. Wolford to Maggie E. Yoes, pt SEA SE4 sec l3 twp Is r Sow S650.
 D. H. Demint to Jacob Geyer, E1@ SWA NW4 sec 26 twp Is r 29w 20a $700.
 J. F. and Lizzie Shumate to B. F. Pool, pt NWA SE4 sec % twp Is r 2s 2Sa 5000.
 X. E and NJ. E. Hutchens to L. w. Thompson, Ez NEA, E1z E715 SW NE and pt NE4 SEA 12la Afooo.
 H. and AliSe West to ]. k. Stanberry. SE l-4 NV II o. lo-2o-4 40 A S36o.
 $. F. ard Fapnie Rogers to W. T. Neal, pt. blk3 ? W. T Neal's add. Prairie Grdve $500. E Chas. and Clara E. Clark to ]. H. Mason. lots 2, , and 4 Elkins, Ark 5000
 "A. F. Wolf to Lil1an E. San- fora, lot 5 blk. } Englewood-F Fay- etteNlle $500.
 (. G. and Minnie , Welzel to A. C. Smith, pt. SW II 3-l7-3o
The Springdale news., 1906-12-28
rrh

To prove unquestionably. and beyond any doubt. that Catarrh of the nose and throat can be cured. am furnishing patients through druggists small do this because am so certain. that Dr. shoops Catarrh Cure will bring actual substantial help. Nothing certainly is so convincing a a phs sieal test of any article of real genuine merit But that article must possess true merit else the test will condemn rather than advance it. Dr. Shoops Catarrh Cure is snow white. healing antiseptic balm put up in beautiful nickel capped glass jars at 50e Such soothing agents Oil Eucalyptus. Thymol, Menthoi. etc, are incorporated into a vevety cream like Petroiatum, imported by Dr. throat has extended to the stomach, then by all means also use internally Dr. Shoops Restorative. stomach distress, a lack of general strength. bloating belching, bilousness. bad taste, etc. surely call for Dr. Shoops Restorative
 For mcomplieated catarrh only of the nose and throat nothing else however. heed be used but
The Springdale news., 1906-12-28
Marriage Licenses.

List of marriage licenses issued since last report:
 Walter Manar, g, Anna NJ. Lindsey, Is, Westville, I. T.
 W. D. Shanks, 2, Susie Han nah, 9, West Fork.
 Vasco L. Ownbey, 31, Annie Mustain, 30, Springdale.
 W. o. Cravens, A, Fayette- vile, Stella Masterson, 21, Wy man.
 J. (. Faubus, 20, Whiteney, Tex, Vinia Hale, 20, Patrick, Ark.
 Emmett Devore, 21, Winslow. Clyde Osburn, 16, Hazel Valley.
 J. K. Smelser, 56. Fayetteville, Mrs. NJ C. Abbott. 51, Berryville.
 Wm. A. Moore. 3s, Mamie Alice Berry, A, Huntsville.
 John W. Hughes, 50, Johnson, Martha Lewis, A, Fayetteville.
 A. J. Brown, 6, Whitmire, I. T., Mrs. Ellen Brantly, 45, Lowell.
 John Reinold, 24, Olvie Phil lips, 19, West Fork.
 Walter Woodruff, 9, Ada O'Brien, 20, Springdale.
 George Stills, B, Annie Frock, S1, Prairie Grove.
 G. w. Peters, 34, Cora (. Os- burn, 16, Sunset.
 John Neal, 2, Maudie Temple ton, 16, Rhea.
 c. B. Ramsey, 29, Hattie Bog all, 20, Sulphur City.
 Jasper NJ. Carmaek, 3, Olive A. White, A, Morrow
 Otis Lewis, 19, Clara E. Neese, 10, Prairie Grove.
 Fred C. Mathews, 24, Fannie A. Gillis, 21, Whey Grove.
 Virgil Jean, IS, Sarah E. Will son, F, Winslow.
 K. H. Fuller, g, Ola Hood, 10, Elkins.
 Jas. w. Ragsdale, 24, Nora NJ. Grissom, IS, Fayetteville.
 Leonard Keown, g, Mary Wright, +, Fayetteville.
 Emmett P. Wall, 21. Mary Brock, 16, Evansville.
 Bert Y. Dorman, g, Fannie Combs, 25, Prairie Grove.
 Thad Darlington, 24, Bertha Greene, IS, Lincoln.
 Milte Hamblin, 3, Ola Gibson, l6, Pennington.
 G. NJ. Morris, Is. Granite, Okla, Grace Coffey, 19, Spring dale.
 o. B. Johnston, 27, Welty, I. T., Sarah Shumate, 2, Farming ton.
 John Brock, 21, Evansville, Maud Cusick, 16, Odell.
 L. l.. Stewart, 2l, Savoy, Mat tie Huckleby, 19, Wheeler.
 G. w. Brooks, S7, Drakes Creek, z. z. Wallace, 34, Fay etteville.
 F. A. Hurn, g, Rhea, Lou Thurman, 21, Cincinnati.
 Parry Kelley, 2, Sonora, Rebbecca Webb, IS, Springdale.
 T. T. Webb, 21, Crosses, Dove Grandstaff, 19, Durham.
 $. D. Barnes, g, Sloan Springs, Elizabeth Moss g,