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The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

the appearance of the local cem- eteries, but the matter has been neglected here and the Seymour grave yard, on the Stuckey farm, should have the attention of inter- ested parties who have been at- tending to this matter formerly.
 Now this cool weather IS a pleasant change from the rainy days, but 'tis also hamburger of the coming days when stoves and fre-places will have to be fed that article winch is getting to be pretty costly, wood.
 Several cases of typhoid fever are reported from various parts of the neighborhood, but no seri- ous results are anticipated as the sufferers are getting along very well.
 And W. (. Haines has found the land o promise and has sent for the balance of his house hold goods to be shipped out to Oklahoma where he $ going to live near Enid.
 A. ". Stokes left tor New Mex leo Tuesday and will probably locate claim out there n the great country towards which so many eager faces have been turned recently.
 Ben Johnson, IT,, is planning to erect a dwelling house in the near future and live at home again. There ls scarcity of dwellings in Johnson and several neat cottages would be good in- vestment for some capitalist who wanted to get his tow-line hitch ed to an ascending star.
 E. F. Johnson and wife were visiting friends over west Of Lo' well.
 And neighborhood news of ar
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
Madisoi, County.
Special Correspondence to The News
HINDSVILLE.

Aug. 2s-Infant daughter 6f Mr and Mrs. sam Grumpy dled 2lst inst.
 Mss Nola Berry who has been visi- ting her sister. Mrs. Giem NeeleY. re- turned to her home at Springdale Monday.
 Mrs. F. o. Berry is visiting her par euts, MT and Mrs Lawson, at Drakes Creek, who are SICK.
 ". ". HensleY, formerly Of Hinds- vile. passed through here last week en route to New Mexico. where he ex- poets to take soldiers claim and put money in his pocket as resa It there of.
 Andrew smith returned from Tul. are, Calf, last Saturday. He was nearly a week enr0ute. being delayed by waShoutS. He says work is plenti- ful and wages good, wherete was.
 After few weeks visit, Doc Tollin- ger returned to his Texas home last week.
 The Soldiers reunion at Clifty drew smaller crowds than usual this year.
 Jack Fritts sold his personal prop erty and went to near Tahle. quah, l. T., this week where he will try raising cotton and corn. His brother Dolf is out there and doing well.
 Seemingly there is but little inter. est n politics here this year, judging by the small attendance at political meetings. The Democratic legis- lative and county candidates spoke here l7th inst to a small audience, and on the 9th Harry Myers, Re- publican. and J. ( Floyd, Democrat, both leading men and popular, ad- dressed few. mparitively, of our people. When the people are more interested in their work and business than in politics 1t is a good sign.
 Mrs. John Bowen and Mrs. Frank Hubert, Of Barron County, Wiscon. scin, are visiting their sister, Mrs. L. E. Jones.
 In my items of two weeks ago l said that fifty three Sundays in a year occurred on an average of once in five and three tifths t5 3-5) years, but as it appeared in print 1t looked like 535 years.
 Mrs. Bertie Wilks Monger writes lIOlD IdUpui ~. A.t ulldQ SHt AAhCo IL out there better all the time, and thinks she will never want to come back here to tive.
 With the temperature at II this morning, the air felt almost frosty, but what relief from the hot weath. CT we have been having. Lets enjoy it while we may, for there will De many warm days yet this year.
 There has been a heavy loss of can ned fruit this summer, especially peaches, and the cause does not seem to be well understood Some think it was too ripe and others that 1t was too full of water.
 ELAJAY.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
HABBERTON.

August 27-Seeing so many nice letters from the surrounding communities and none from our own. makes me want to tell YOU all what a nice place this IS. We have one store, one school house, two fruit evaporators, two church houses and post office. Get the mail twice a day. One evapora- tor is run by F. NJ. Stobaugh and NJ. Bryan. and the other one by Walter Nelson and Frank Reynold.
 Plenty of eull apples. More than people can get picked up.
 We had a nice rain yesterday and IS some cooler today than has been for some time.
 Our school is progressing nice ly with Price Williams teacher.
 Ben Frost made a trip to Springdale Tuesday.
 Hart Slaughter passed through Habberton Tuesday.
 Will Wilson is building him a new eight room house and will soon have II done.
 Mrs. Jas. Johnston who has been sick for some time, We are sorry to say, IS no better.
 F. NJ. Stobaugh and family at. tended church at Round Noun tain the third Sunday and took dinner with Morgan Duncans family.
 Ed and Tom Alfred and John McArthur have returned from a trip over east.
 Price Williams spent Saturday and Sunday with his wife al Spring Valley.
 Frank Reynolds and F. NJ. Stobaugh went. to Fayetteville Saturday with dried fruit.
 Rev. Johnson failed to fill his appointment at Mt Vernon Sat. urday night and Sunday but il was filled by travelling minis ter.
 The women are trying 10 set who can buy the most fruit cans and can the most peaches.
 Stella Nelson will go to Springdale Saturday to attend school.
 Some ot the boys attended a show at Sons Chapel Friday night.
 Mrs. Will Slaughter has gone to Texas for her health.
 Jack Stone and two sons, Dal las and Ebb and Lee Enyart have just returned from trip tc l Grove. l. T.
 Linsey Johnston has just re. turned from Kansas where ht went to the harvest fields.
 GUESS WHO.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

Organized July h, 1888 and If prepared do the ba favor extended patrons that sound and conservative D. Christian E. 4. Carl. ]. r. Deaver C- Dodson (
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
Bentcn County.
>peetal Correspondence ta The News.
HICKORY CREEK.

Aug. 27.-We almost had Nor ther" Sunday evening forcing some to put on their coats
 Wm. Eden recently took load of watermelons to Clifty where he sold them.
 Osey Eden was able to be out buggy riding Sunday evening for the hrst time since his spell of fever
 Mrs. Rhoda Differ of Oklahoma is home on a visit to her father, Uncle A lex Sigman.
 T. Nj. Cox made a trip to Rogers one day last week to attend to some ousl- ness.
 We understand our merchant, j. J. McReynolds has had blll of lumber sawed al the Geyer mill preparatory to building a new store building. If this be true it will greatly benefit thls community, as 1t DeedS a better store with larger stock of goods. There was an all days singing with dinner on the ground at southern Grove church house just southwest Of here Sunday It marked the close of Prof. Carterss singing school.
 Mrs. Ginetta Long, of Oklahoma. is here on visit to her father. She will return latter part of the week.
 There was singing again at the school house Sunday night.
 Roy Reed and wife were visiting with their parents Saturday and Sun- day and Mrs Reed remained with her parents, MT. and Mrs. W. J. Bra dley of Route No. from Springdale, and will stay with her mother for few days who has been down with a fever for several days.
 Uncle Alex Sigman happened to very serious and painful accident Tuesday morning. While walking narrow foot bridge he lost his balance and plunged head long into the rocky bottom of ditch. cutting several ugly gaShes in hls scalp, breaking his collar bone and dislocating his leg at the hip joint. The writer and his grand daughter carried him to the house and put him to bed and dressed his wounds. pr. Youug of Spring dale was summoned and it was neces- Sary to set his leg and dress it. Uncle Alex has plenty of grit and will power as strong as iron or he never could have stood it at such an ad- vanced age, but there is little doubt now but what he will soon be able to leave his bed and hobble about on crutches and then little while until he is sound and well.
 ORY DREE
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
Opening of New School at
 TOntitOWn.

St Marys A cademy, the new school at TontiJown. Ark, for boarders and day pupils, will be opened on Septem- Der 10th by sisters of mercy from St. Anne's Academy, Fort Smith, Ark.
 At present the opening will be qulet, as the ceremony of blessing and dedication Of the school will be postponed until the Rt. Rev. Bishop Morris returns from Rome, which will probably be ln October.
 Parents or guardians who intend placing their children at the Sisters school are requested t0 make arrange ments as soon as possible in order that all may be placed in their respective grades at the beginning Of the session.
 For further information apply to the Sisters of Mercy or to Rev. F. Bandlni, TontitOwn, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

interesting kind pears 10 be rath- CT scarce around Johnson. but "lawsy me. " And still We walk tbe desert sands. And stlll with trifes til our hands: While ever just beyond our reach A faiFer purpose shows to each. The deeds We have not done but VII. led.
 Remain to haunt us -unfultilled. "
 MuIKEEPMO.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Continued from first page.

public highways to look like something, for the best part of the work on the roads between Johnson and Fayetteville, and this place and Springdale, IS be- ing done by means of earnest en- deavor on the part of few pub- lie spirited fellows who have had to solicit the necessary funds by means of "a subscription pa per"
 Quite bit of visiting among home folks during the past week and 'tis quite good custom of the long ago days, this visiting, but 'tis neglected too
 "We'l see that friend, and make him
 feel
 The weight of friendship true as steel;
 Some flower of sympathy bestow.
 But time sweeps by With steady
 flow
 Until with quick reproachful tear, We lay our flowers upon his bier.
 Now the local crops are so good that Mulkeepmo would be accused of magnifying things If he should tell the truth about lem, but just get down here and look around at the fine apples, the tall corn, the big potatoes and fine tomatoes--and then never say another word about going West to make a l1yin'.
 Uncle Ben Johnson Is a great believer in the Angora goat and quite herd of the nimble creat- ures inhabit one of his hilly pas lures where undergrowth IS get ting to be pretty scarce. They are great on cleaning out sprouts, briars and weeds-also death on young orchards.
 The group of News correspond ents who attended the meeting at Springdale on August 1st., IS shown in the present issue of the News
 We were not nany-we who posed
 Before the artists on that day, And here we are,-So feast your eyes,
 For ,tiS wonderful array.
 Will Crum and wife returned Sunday evening from trip to the Osage Valley where they at- tended the picnic at Wager on Saturday.
 Rev. Johnson Crawford held services at Shady Grove Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Crawford IS a great preacher, so thinks many of our people who like to hear him expound the great truths of the gospel.
 Prof. Bagby had to come down from Rogers Friday to get look at the Johnson band. The boys donned the new uniforms and had a big time rehearsing Saturday evening and the instructor says that the uniforms add quite lot to the appearance of the boys who are waiting for the clouds to roll by before getting out and show ing folks the coming" band of the county.
 K. NJ. Lichlyter and wife went out to Harris today and Dick in- tends 10 spend several days fish ing and hunting trying to rest IF from his arduous labor in the local blacksmith shop where he has been pounding away for SC many years that folks have quit trying to remember how many.
 We note that adjoining neigh borhoods have had days named whereon the people met and cleared away the weeds and other unsightly growth which marred
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

A. L. Young of Renfro, Okla homa, J. $. Hamell of Los Ange- les, Calf, Fred McIntire of Wichita, Kan. Jas. Acord of Huntsville, Ill.,. arrived in Springdale Sunday evening, hav- ing drove through from Wichita. From here they drove to Eureka Springs.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
The Fairy Queen Coming.

The ladies of the w C. T. U. have made arrangements to present the beautiful musical entertainment The Fairy Queen in Springdale, Ark, Friday night sept. IL at the Auditorium. This entertainment has been given in New York and else where with success. A large cast of and rehearsed by Miss Annie Anton of Memphis, Tenn, who will also play the leading part. Mrs. Anton is noted all through the State of Arkan- saS for her wonderful executive abil- ity in training local talent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
REPEATES CHARGES
AGAINST PF|STER

MtlwauNe', March II Theodore
kronshage, president Of Ia, Free
Press company, in his answer 10 III,
complaint Of Charles T. phsicr IN
the conspiracy suit against tho FREQ
Press officers and the district atto>
ney, admits the publication of an arti
Gle IN the Free Press ON June l.. re
feTed to in the compmiut "and al
lcgeS ON information aud belief thas
said article is true in tenor and Il
feet and that said plainu0 was nj
tn time Of the publicai n of said
article and still is guilty of the crime
Of knowingly and mlawtullA aiding
and ahcuting the Wisconsin Render
ing company to detraud the city o.
Milwaukee and conspiriug with lp
Wisconsin Rendering company and
John j ttlleN and others to deftaud
the said city of milwaukee,"
District Attorney Francis + Me
Govern and Mr. KronshaGe, in theh
answers, deny any conspiracy to ruin
Mr. Fhster or secure an indictment
against him Mr. MCGoNem goes AZ
length into the work OF the grand
jury, alleging that no politics OF per
sonal motives Influenced any mdict
ment
Mr. kronshago denies that the
plaintiffs character and reputation
for business integrity have always
been high throughout the state ol
Wisconsin or the various states of The
union, as alleged in the complaint. Il
denies that the plaintiffs character
or reputation has mover been as
sailed prior TO the time Of TIL,
charges set forth IN the complaint
Admits Pfister's Contribution.
The defendant admits thai sal,
plaintiff has contributed to the cam
paign funds OF various Republican
candidates for office. bat denies tina
said plaintiff ever attained promi
hence as a member OF the republican
party" although It is admitted tia
said plaintiT attained noCorioty II
politics in Milwaukee and Wisconsin
The answer takes up the Crilel
and ODonnell contracts al tcne5
Mr. Kronshage denies having hut
anything to DO with the publication
of the articles In The Free Press Il
which Mr.. pdster had objected Tn,
answer includes 3S typewriter pages
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
VAST APPROPRIATIONS IN PEN.
SION BILL.
RATE MEASURE WAITS
Railroad Debate Laid Aside for Day
House insurgents Agree TO Stand
Together Against Speaker Cannon
on Statehood-News from the
Dewey.

Washington, March 2t.--In less
than 20 minutes the senate yesterday
voted away S14o,00o,Noo, The sum is
carried by the pension appropriation
bin which was made the subject Of
very little discussion
The railroad rate bill was laid aside
for the day and the major portion of
the time was devoted to consideration
of the Gortttications appropriation
bill In that connection the question
of the necessity for sea coast tortih-
cations in the Philippines was dis.
cussed al considerable length with
the result that all provisions for such
tortidCations in these possessions was
eliminated from the bill Considera.
tion OF the measure was not con
Cluded
There also was brief discussion of
the power Of the conference commit
tee to So amend the bill providing for
the punishment of premature divulg
cncr % government secrets as to
make the inhibition extend to sena.
tors and members of the house, but
Inc subject was left uudisposcd OF for
the time.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
CAMP A|GN LEADS
To DAMAGE SUIT

Des Moines, Mar 81 Congressman
j, a. 7. HUI Yesterday gave notice
that he would sue his opponent
George L. Dobson, for exemplary dam
ages for Islander because of state
menis made by the latter in his opeh
ing speech In the campaign to defeat
Hull for the republican nomination IN
this district The speech was de
Iiyered Monday night and was sansa.
tional In its accusations DobS0n dc
clared that Hull had used his office
for personal enrichment. that he was
IN league with Rockefeller and Wall
street interests and that he corrfptly
used money 10 secure denomination
TWO years ago Dobson was formerly
secretary of state
His charges are outrageously
false said HUI when asked about
statements made by Dobson, hut II
is entirely useless for rs 70 stand
about calling one another names. Al
least | shall not engage In that sort
OF Thing Courts are constituted for
the purpose of redressing such wrongs
as Dobson has done me. and 10 the
courts have appealed. / shall not
undertake to discuss the matter out
side Of the courts, in all probability.
but the truth or falaity Of Dobson &
statements can be- quickly determined
in that tribunal"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22

mtttee President Mitchell delivered a
brief address III which he outlined his
views as to the purpose OF the extra.
ordinary Joint conference, at tho close
ot which he moved tho adoption OF
the scale of wages demanded by the
minors In tho Joint conferences which
adjourned February 2 The scale
provides for an Increase of lsNs per
cent rite motion was lost ON a tie
vote
President Mitchell handed TO Chair,
man rraer copy Of the original
scale Il embodied \ demand for u
sencral advance Of 12ts per cent, in
wages for run,otmlue basis. for a
oat ditferential Of seven cents a ton
between pick and machine mining;
Ton the exclusion of boys under IL
Years of age from the miues and for
an eight hour day
John II Wiuder of Ohio, newly
elected chairman of the operators,
rNdNed motion for the adoption OF
\ resolution by brief address In ~
p!r % the remarks uf President
Mitchell The resolution which pro
vided that the present wage scale
With all attending conditions he adopt
eli for n parted OF one year beginning
April | was defeated On motion OF
Nv Robbins the whole matter was re-
tcrred to the Joint scale committee
and the conference adjourned
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
SUPREME COURT MAY ACT.
Would Punish Mob That LyncheG
Retrieved Neare.

WASHINGTON, March Gl--Somp
members Of the United States su
preme court are considering the ad
Instability u an attempt to secure
punishment ot the memb,rs Of the
mob which Monday night took nom
the Jail in Chattanooga, Tenn, Ed
johnson 4 negro rapiSt, whose legal
order issued by the suprenE cour,
Monday The department OF justice
is also considering action IN the mat
ter. The supreme court will not hc
in session for a fortnight Vet, but It is
possible hat a conference may hc
called az a nearby date 60 consider
what course should hc pursued
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
Bowling Congress.

Louisville Mar 2l--Withont elect.
ing officers or voting upon the place
for the next convention. the bowling
congress last evening adjourned un
til today. Treasurer Pasdeloups re.
port showed receipts for The year Of
1854 and disbursements Of s1.247.
on 30 pairs who rolled 10 complete
the afternoon program Of twoJnen
teams. only two of them rolled above
j 100 -Ro9endahl and Peth 81 Chicago,
l.153 and Marsh and Peters N Spring.
field. Ill. 1.104. Among the best In.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
DEATH ENDS oeEEsr SUIT.
kenosha Woman, Who Wanted pE
vorce and Fled, Suddenly Dies.

keuosha WIS, March st---neath
ended hotly contested divorce ac.
ton ON Monday when Carrie pahst
Oher~t. wife of Henry Ohcrst and
daughter OF Aid Paul Pahst died ut
Butte MINT Mrs Ohorst fed, II was
alleged Ia Butte year ago, fearing,
It Is said, that her husband would
make an effort to kduap Hazel Oherst,
the cue child OF the union
The divorce action Was originals
brought IN this county, but Ohorst
filed countersuit In milwaukee,
Roth claimed the custody OF the child,
The complaints In each ease were OF
n sensational nature II Is Thought
that worry over the matter fastened
the death of Mrs Ohorsi She was
member Of one Of the hest known
families IN tho city