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The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
ELM SPRINGS.

March 13. Mrs. Heber Hop kins, of Morrow, Ark, has been visiting friends in this section for the past two weeks.
 Jim Blackshear came in home from Russelville last week to viS- it his parents. Jim has been en- gagged in a jewelry store for the past year but they were victims of the recent disastrous fire in RusSellville and he Is at home while new buildings are being erected.
 Uncle Jimmie Robinson came up from Robinson to see and hear his lifelong friend, Jim Berry. They were comrades i'll the 10th Arkansas regiment during the war and the parting of two broth
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night of last week. There Is some talk of having their annual hunt there tbis fall.
 Frank Lock and family, who returned from Washington a short time ago, have moved to Cross Roads. two miles west of Spring. dale.
 Folks have been making good use of this pretty weather, in the way of blowing, sowing oats, ank getting things Tn shape for farm ing this summer.
 Mir and Mrs. Creeach, of Hick- ory Creek, have moved in this community. We gladly welcome them in our midst, as We think them to be good reliable people, each being q minister of the gos- pei
 Shan Thurman and family of Prairie Grove, were visiting at Sam Marrs' last week.
 Dan Scott and wife of Fayette- vile, also visited friends and -,I. +.,-a. ,-o,r .E,e oboe L.. |. week.
 Arve Thompson made his reg ular visit to Osage Mills last Sunday, despite the cold north wind and rain, which was very disagreeable.
 Bert Lively and family visited at John Mayes Sunday
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The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
SONORA.

March f5.-Etlis Boyd left last week Tor lis home at Des Moines, Iowa, having spent several weeks visiting relatives and old friends
 tuele Sam Jones is seriously Ill with throat and heart troubles.
 Sed anzant left last week for Omega, Kansas, and while en- route lie had SIS stolen from him.
 Miss Ruth Catt. who has been sick with pneumonia, Is improv- ing
 Farmers are busy sowing oats and preparing corn ground, some gardens planted, some report peaches killed, apples in good condition.
 The Roper saw mil has moved on Uncle Tom Roberts place Sonora now has three sawmills in half mile of the place.
 Glefg, the three year baby girl of NIT. and Mrs. Marion Cloer, deid Sunday of pneumonia and croup. The remains were laid to rest in the Sonora Cemetery. Ed. Ed Hale, of Springdale, conducted the funeral services. The family have the sympathy of the community Tn their bereave- nent.
 The Sonora Institute was well attended and not only enjoyed, but much benefit to both old and young. Prof. Croxdale was un- able to come and his place on civil government was filled by Miss Reathy Kyle \ special word of praise should be given the band boys The next Institute is to be held at this place the second Saturday in July.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16

purchased from Frank Ref. but the trade fell through before the invoice was completed and Mr. Rieff will continue in the busi- ness world at Pennington.
 Several envoys from trampdom have been negotiating for back door handouts during the past ten days. but the most comical Speciman was d genuine Irshman whose face would have shamed the toughest false face ever painted for d tacky masquerade party.
 L. F. Phillips and wife left their cosy home near Fayetteville Sunday and spent the day at Johnson, where Louis s@apped yarns with his old-time ehum, blSh LlCHI yleI.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. A. Peck, of Fayetteville. visited their daugh- ter Mrs. pr. Cowgirl, Sunday.
 The crate makers are having 10 await the arrival of q ship ment of material which haS been delayed along the railroad. Quite q bit of material has al- ready been made up during tie past month.
 Attorney Gillenwater made business trip to Fort Smith last week. His aunt. Miss Roberts. who has been sick 50 long at his nome at the tish-pond, X gradu- ally getting better and her ulti- mate recovery is almost assured.
 Miss Dora Johnson left Sunday evening for Bentonvi1le where she will visit relatives and friends.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
RHEA.

March 12.=The Rhea items were mailed last Tuesday but were misplaced at the post office, 50 they did not leave here until Wednesday, consequently they were not published.
 The roof was torn off the build ing in which the post office Is lo- eated. last Monday and in trying. to keep the mail dry Monday night several letters were mis- placed.
 N. E. Simpson, candidate for representative, was canvasslng our community last week, also Jesse N Guilliams. Both are expecting to be elected.
 Work on the Odd Fellow Hall is progressing nicely.
 A. (. Hess has moved to Vest vile, 1. T., where he will work at stone cutting.
 The K. r. D. carrier from here says one of his patrons has been trying to get him to make cut on the price of stamps.
 Mrs. W. A. Houck will leave for Oklahoma in a few days.
 John Qverton, of Fayetteville, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Homer Giles, of this place.
 Julia Stephens left last Friday for Nail, L T., where she will teach music.
 Joe Rhea, of Westville, I. T ., Is visiting relatives here.
 The Gypsy fortune tellers are still in our community and seem to be getting plenty to do.
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The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
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 OAK GROVE.

March 13. Will Whinnery is back in Washington County and is occupying the house where Lewis DeWolf formerly lived. Mr. Huffman spent q day or two in this vicinity looking after his farm.
 Miss Anna Nichols Is visiting friends in Rogers this week. NIT. and Mrs. Fisher visited friends at Bentonville last Satur- day and Sunday.
 All oil the sick list are getting better.
 MT. Young has moved onto Mr. Huffmans place
 There was singing at tie home of John Whinnery last Saturday night
 \ few of the farmers got their oats sewed before the ram.
 MANI
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16

CTS could not be more affecting than was theirs Saturday after noon.
 Uncle Tom Webster has bought the residence property of Albert Steele here in town and will soon move into it. Mr. Steele moves to the house near the spring where he formerly lived,
 Miss Kate Duncan received a telegram Sunday containing the sad news that her sister of Cotter, Ark, is not expected to live.
 Alb Barnes, of Cave Springs, IS conducting singing school at this place which began last night.
 The infant child of AIr. and Mrs. John Phillips died Sunday morning after short illness. They have the sympathy of the community.
 Rev. Y :. .Giluore filled bis regular appointment Sunday at this place and was greeted by good sized congregation.
 Senator Berry addressed a good sized crowd at the >chool-house here Saturday afternoon. His speech delighted his friends and offered otfense to no one. Plain honesty and truthfulness are two great virtues in an official and people in this section know that 10 man possesses them to a great er degree than Jim Berry.
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The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
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BLEWF0RD.

March 12.-Jim Thompson has gone to the great wheat belt of western Kansas to work this sum mer.
 Geo. Burnett has beer out with the road hands and worked the new road. They have done some good work. and are not done with 1t yet. It doesn't look like the same place around there.
 Everybody is so busy getting ready for spring that they don t know what their nelghbors are doing.
 That letter to MT Hayner, the whiskey man, was just the stuff. If all newspapers, or any other paper for that matter, were so against whiskey there would be less trouble going or in this world
 The women of this neighbor- hood are runn1ng races setting hens.
 Uncle Blewford Singleton died last Christmas day at the poor house He had been there only six days when he died. His folks just found 1t out last week.
 w. H. HiggS has been sick this week but is better.
 John Stockton i> very bad. He has the dropsY.
 Hugh Neal was not much bet ter the last we heard.
 They led Uncle Edmond Single ton down to see John Stockton last Sunday. Uncle Edmond has been blind for three or four years and it is the first time he has been so far for years.
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The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
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LOWRY.

Mrs. F. NJ. Lowery, living six miles northwest of Springdale, died Monday afternoon at o'clock, after an illness of only a fe" hours. She was taken sick Sunday evening with something like the cramp collie while pre- pairing the evening meal and physicians were unable to afford her any relief. The remains were inferred i'll the Spring Creek cem- etery Tuesday afternoon, services being conducted by Rev. ]. K Loving.
 Deceased was born in Kentucky about A years ago, and since the age of fifteen years has been a member of the Primitive Baptist Church. She is survived by d husband and number of chil- dren. The family had been liv- ing in this locality for the past eleven years.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
HARMON
CHARLOTTE.

March 12-Bro. Berry, of Prai- rie Grove, delivered an eloquent sermon at this place Saturday night and Sunday to good aud fence.
 Born, to Oliver Lively and wife, a son, Sunday, March II.
 Uncle Billy Wood has been seriously sick for some time and is still no better.
 Charley Brown and family at tended a birthday dinner at Jim Ritter's Sunday.
 Mrs. Lock has been sick for few days, but Is slowly improv- ing.
 0. (. Wright says experience is a dear lesson. He has been keeping his eggs since January in hopes that those northern peo- pie would get very hungry for eggs and pay him a fat price for them. But instead he sold them at the small sum of 10 cents per dozen.
 A party of gentlemen and their dogs from Springtown, enjoyed an interesting fox chase between Savoy and White Oak, Tuesday
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
EIGHT PAGES
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

elined to allow his name to go be- fore the meeting. He stated that his name went before the citizens meeting without his consent or approval. The first ballot re- suited as follows: Stokes B, Jones 26, Philips 8. The latter was dropped and the next ballot resulted in the nomination of Mir. Stokes, he receiving 38 votes as to 29 for MT. Jones' On motion of Hugh Philips the nomination of Mr. Stokes was made unani- nous.
 For aldermen the following names were presented: Dr. C. G. Dodson, J. M Hewitt, ]. T. Craig, Dr. ]. s. Sparkman, J. II. Fletcher, Wylie Jones, $. K. Stokes and J. F. Evins. The first ballot resulted in the non1i- nation of Hewitt, Craig, Spark man, Jones and Stokes. the vote being as follows; DodSon 30, Hewitt 46, Craig fl, Sparkman 51. Fletcher IS, Jones 38, Stokes g. Evins 24
 N. \. Hewitt, J, F. Evins and r ] Davis were chosen as the city Democratic committee.
 Mr. Lane, who was nominated for mayor, has served in that capacity for two terms aud has made one of the best mayors the town has ever had. The balance of the ticket is composed of.men well known 10 all, and if elected The News believes they will use their best endeavors to promote the growth and progress of the town.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
GOSHEN.

March 12. Edna Swift, who has been going to school at Fay returned home Friday evening for a few days visit, ac- companied by Mrs. Burg.
 Mrs. s. II. Slaughter was in town Friday.
 Bob Williams has moved from his place into town.
 Rev. Brown, from near Gentry, preached here Saturday and Sun day.
 Joe Culwell bought fine large drove of hogs here one day last week.
 Charlie Byrd, Norris Clark, Laurence Macklin and Jesse Byrd left for California Tuesday morn ing The boys have just been back about three months and we were all sorry to see them go.
 Tom Cannon has been i'll with rheumatism but IS much better.
 Dave Kinsey, Slaughter X Co.'S freighter was unable to go to Fayetteville Monday on account
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
Benton County.
sreeial Correspondence to The News.
LOWELL.

March 13. A. Bartlett, of Cave Springs, was over Saturday looking after business matters with parties in Lowell. Some are expecting to locate at that place as soon as the railroad and depot are definitely located.
 Robert Arnold became tired of tilling the soil and moved to town Saturday. He has accepted a position with our section foreman on the railroad.
 F. r. Barnett and Eugene Pyeatte, of Springdale, were in this community Saturday trying to suit themselves in the way of land. Would be glad to have these gentlemen locate among us.
 On account of business matters we failed to mention a number of important items last week that should have been noticed How ever, will say the closing eXer- eises of our public school were be- yond the expectation of all and could not be eXcelled, considering ] the ages of the children engaged.
 NJ. II. Long left Sunday even- ing for St. Louis to spend d few days buying his spring goods.
 MT. Cook, who recently came in from Nebraska and bought land east of Lowell, IS having his residence moved this week to different part of his farm. $. Mcclure has the contract.
 Lee Henry made business trip to Springdale Monday.
 J. c. Lady received a letter Monday from an uncle over III Boone County containing check for forty dollars for work he had done years ago. It was not long until he was enjoying some fine cut tobacco.
 Lee Reed sold twenty acres of his farm last week to J. C. Ford for 5000.
 Hill Davis came m latter part of last week from Memphis, Ten nessee, and journeyed on over to Huntsville at once to where Mrs. Davis is stayinp for the present with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Simpson.
 Ed. A. J. Maxwell and his two sons. John and Fred, w. W. Van Wrinkle and J. E. Phillips return ed Monday from New Mexlco. They had been on the hunt tor government land and they report
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16

In response 10 the call num- Der of the Democrats assembled at the Auditorium Friday even ing for the purpose of nominat- ing a ticket. Dr. Frank Young called the house to order. and on motion he. was chosen chairman of the meeting. He stated that the meeting was in the nature of q protest against the action of the city Demo cratic committee in call ing off the primary and issuing q call for a mass meeting to nomi- nate a citizens ticket.
 J. II. Myers was chosen SeeTe- tary and J. NJ. Hewitt and Jack Graham telIerS.
 ]. T. Cra1g nominated l. T. Lane for mayor and he Was de- elared the choice Of the meeting by exclamation.
 $. l.. Todhunter nominated N. \. Claypool for recorder. and Jack Graham nominated ". A. Graves for treasurer. ard both received the unanimous endorse ment of the meeting
 For marshal Jim Phillips nomi- mated w. l.. Stokes, J. T. Craig nominated Hugh Philips and NJ. $. Weir presented the name of Wylle Jones. 5. |. Pollock nomi- mated Oscar Cardwell, but he de-
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16

of his horse being lame and Nose Dutton went in his place.
 Newt Gates went to Gentry with Rev. Brown last Sunday on business.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16
Wasbington County. News gathered by aur Correspondents
JOHNSON.


 demand exceeds the supply and lots of folks are having to hustle out to town to get their seed oats which will probably be mixed with barley seed like few years ago when some of our farmers fell from grace eussin cause of the fusion of their oats with so much longbearded barley.
 Some folks like Poland-ehlna hogs and some folks like Berkshires and others fancy strains of swine, but most of the local folks would be pleased with fust q common old Askansas four footed hog, if such an animal could be bought, for hogs are seareer than hens teeth since tie voters got 50 smart q lew years 20 and voted for their fence law.
 That gas vel lip near =Ganey. Kansas, is attracting more local attention than the gas well that ha~ been in eruption n Ark ansas for several wears. and We fear that Senator Berry viii find t as hard to put hood over tie Arkansas spouter as folks are finding their efforts to be et- .ectual towards eapping the Can = gas well.
 Yes. folks were standing on tip-toe expectation, and all the children and ladies were primped b hear the big talks and see the Frisco exhibition car last Thurs day. but Mr. White failed to come along, and the gab-fest dWindel- ed down to an exhortation meet ing held Tor the purpose ot eX- plotting the Ozark Berry asso- citation.
 The tomato grower enthusiast lad bis inning at a recent meet ing of the local berry association and there will be quite an acre age of tomatoes grown here this season. Of course they will be world beaters ard neighboring canning factorles will have to buy 'em. or close down
 Yes. the kruse gold mine at Rogers is tiny lump alongside the wonderful mineral deposits found down below Johnson in that well on the Ewalt farm, but Mully IS going to let the Digger and brother Ewalt blow their own horns.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. r Johnson returned Sunday evening from a visit to Taylor Stones, out west of Lowell.
 Uncle Polk Williams returned Friday night from q visit away  down in Texas where he was talking to folks about the adyan- tages of voting precinct and township here at Johnson.
 A carpet tacking at Mrs. ( .S. Mayes' last Friday night was at tended by whole heap of ladies who so enjoyed themselves that they are going to organize a reg ular club and hold weekly meet ings and-well, Mully will not act as press agent for any club where so mnch secrecy IS supposed to exist.
 The early bird is supposed to catch the worm, but the early racket fails to work every time, so some of our early gardeners find since the cold wave spread its icy grasp over this vicinity Sunday evening and IS holding on So we'll Tuesday morning.
 The cordwood cutting goes merrily on and the present gen. eration seems to think that there IS no need to care for the local forests.
 c. s. Mayes was over at Farm ington last Tuesday and Wednes- day helping to invoice the stock of general merchandise which M ,pI pvaaft 4d
The Springdale news., 1906-03-16

Mayor I. T. Lane.
 Recorder w. A. Glaypool. Treasurer-W. X. Graves.
 Marshal W. L. Stokes.
 Aldermen pr. J. $. Sparkman, ] NJ. Hewitt. ] r Craig, S. k. otoks, Wyle Jones.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
M0RTcAcEE'S SALE

VIII be sold at Public Auction on Mon
day. April sth, 1906. at ~ o'clock noon
on the premises. by virtue OF the power
Of sale contained in a certain Mortgage
Deed. made out and executed by John
j. Hanley. dated April s. 1904, and
recorded in the Office of the Recorder OF
Deeds. in the City OF Providence. State
of Rhode Island, in Real Estate Mort
gage Book No. 237 at page 424. the con-
ditions of said mortgage having been
broken
That tract OF land with buildings and
improvements thereon situated in the City
OF Providence and bounded southeasterly
by Hyat street on which IL measures
eighty one and eightyfive one hundredths
(s1 $4,000 feet more or less. southwesteriy
by land now or formerly OF Thomas Birth
and wife. about one hundred tl00) feet
northwesterly by and angling with land
now or formerly of Farrell OReilly. and
northeasterly by Kossuth street about
sixty five and sixty-six one hundredths
(65 66-100) feet.
BY order Of the owner and holder OF sa ID
mortgage. who hereby gives notice of in
tention to bid at said sale or at any post
ponement or adjournment thereof
Providence, X. l., February 81 1906
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-07
ROOSE WELT To
GIVE SHAKE"
To TEACHERS

About 100 public school teachers and pu-
pills. under charge OF Miss Ellen 10 Garde.
who arranged the trip. left the Union sta
tion last evening on the Federal express.
in two special cars. for New York.
AT Jersey City this morning they were
joined by about a hundred from Miss
Phillips school for young women of
Lewiston. Me. The entire party then left
over the Pennsylvania railroad to Phila-
delphia, where a stay OF Ave hours was
enjoyed, and thence 70 Washington, where
they are quartered at the Regent and Met
ropole hotels
This afternoon was devoted to the Con-
gressional library and tomorrow many
will take trip 10 Baltimore for the day
Wednesday noon the entire Rhode Island
party will be received by President Roose-
Welt at the White House being introduced
by Senator Wetmore.
Next Thursday a party OF about 90 will
go TO Atlantic City for the balance of the
week. The others will return 10 this city
arriving in time to spend Easter at home.