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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-31

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-31

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The Springdale news., 1906-05-11

lowing Monday. The package
 ls mailed here regularly every Thursday evening. and investi- gation discloSeS the fact that 1t leaves the postoffice here prompt ly, but fails to reach Johnson, where 1t is dispatched to Tonti- town by rural carrier. The fault Is apparently with the railway mail clerks, who carry the bundle by Johnson. Complaint has been filed with the superintendent of railway mail service and he will doubtless straighten things out. Our Whitener correspondent also makes complaint that frequently the paper does not reach that point until Monday. Tontitown is only about six miles away with Whitener probably about twice as far, and there is something radically wrong with tile mail service when it requires more than three days for mail to reach those points.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-11
How It Happened.

Under date of May l. N. (. Covert sends The News the fol- lowing particulars concerning the shooting of his son Eddie, which occurred recently at Big Springs, Texas:
 Friend Stafford: I will drop you d line to give you the report of accident to Eddie. He is learn ing the trade of boiler maker. and has been i'll the railroad shops here oyer year. After work hours Monday, April 2, he was on his way home with another shop boy and he went into the room of this boy to get q pistol the boy had fixed for him. The boy got his own pistol out of his trunk and was showing Eddie how he could twirl 1t on lis finger, catch and pull trigger, thinking that 1t was not loaded. but there was one cartridge i'll 1t. As he was standing up and Eddie sitting on the side ot the bed when the gun was discharged, the ball struck Eddie two inches to the right of stomach pit and ranging down lodged near spine on right side just under the skln. Could feel 1t. The doctor cut 1t out next day. He lay for five days at the door of death but now We have hopes of his recovery if nothing sets in.
 Yours respectfully,
 W. (. COVERT.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-11

To put the brake on the wagon go- ing down hiil is d help to the horse, when the wagon is heavily loaded. But what driver would think of ap- plying the break to loaded wagon going up hill? If he did his sensible horses would probably balk. Many a man is in the condition of pulling a load up hill with the break set against him. When his stomach is cut of or der, and the allied organs of digestion and nutrition impaired in their func- tionS, friction is set up which has to be overcome in addition to the per formance of daily duties. A foul stomach makes fOggy brain, and the man with diSordered stomach has often to grope his way through the days business like man in og ue forgets appointments Problems seem presented to his mind wrong end to. This condition is entirely Femedied by the use of pr. Pierce $ Golden Medical Discovery. It puts the digestive and nutritiye system in- to a condition of perfect health, and gives clear brain, steady hand and light step for the days duties. When constipation clogs the channels of the body, pr. PierceS Pleasant Pellets will work an etfectual cure of that disastrous disease.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-11
Sore Nipples.

A cure may be effected by applying ChamberlainS Saiye as soon as the child is done nursing. Wipe 1t of with sott cloth before allowing the child to nurse. Many trained nurses use this salye with the best results. Price p cents per box. Sold by Fl. A. Daily and all druggists.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-11

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The Springdale news., 1906-05-11
i'm tbe Gown and County.

rled to this man nlne years and has three little girls. She says she knows his mind iS effected. Last June he married d Wash lngton county woman. He was sent to the penitentiary for four years and SIX months. Favette- will Sentinel.
 Mrs. $. H. Blackmer received judgment against the Western Union Telegraph Company for 5000 today. While visiting her daughter in Little Rock last fall, her husband telegraphed her to come to the bedside of her mother who was preeariously i'll. The message was not delivered until the next day, and Mrs. Blackmer did not reach home until after tile death of her mother The Company did not deny their neg ligence in delivering the message. but plead for smaller amount ot damages. =Fayetteyille Daily.
 \ syndicate. composed q Fay etteFiIle capitalists, WaS organ ized this week lor th5 purpose of buying Texas land Tie com panY has purchased f2,so5 acres of land in DemnHt county. south ern Texas. The members ot tlle syndicate are N. \. Gornweii J. k. Hafrl,, J. J. Baggett. ]. T. E.aSon. W T. Nesbit, l. ..B. Ne Milan and others. Tie land was recently inspected by Bag gett and Cornwell. Itis consider ed very fine farming land, and the gentlemen are highly pleased with their purchase. =FaFette- vile Democrat.
 S k Braly. of Clyde. and Miss Lizzte Shreve, of Hydro, Okla. were married last Monday at the home of tie brides uncle, Robert Shearef. near Lincoln. This couple formed aa =attaeh- ment forone another twenty years ago, and the intervening years have only served to strengthen the bond, of affection between them Miss Shfeve homeSteaded land ia Oklahoma, and it was Whi5e on q visit back t9 feF eid home that Cupid became active and brought the affair to >Hc- eeSsfuH terminatioH The happy couple left for the brides home in Oklahoma. where they will re- main until the Government re- quirrnents for securing title to Ter land are fulfilled. Mr. Braly has many friends in the county. who wish him long and continued happiness. Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-11
From San Francisco.

San Francisco. Cal. April 2s,
 Editor Ne4s: No doubt vou and vour readers have had d great many reports q the disas- ter to San Francisco, and by the press reports l have read l draw m idea that your ideas are either vague or exaggerated. and being stationed llere midst the ruins feel |, though would Like to have ny friends read an account from all eye witness.
 In the first place the eitv of San Francisco is wiped out, eX- oept perhaps one fifth of the resi- denee district, and that Is badly damaged. People are living from hand to mouth. and suffering from cold, d great many being without covering aid seantily clothed.
 The earthquake came at at 5:15 Wednesday morning and stopped every clock in San Fran cisco County, and even ill Fresno, 2oo miles away. The buildings erumbled and fell and tnmbled te heaps of brick. stone and nor tar covering bodies that will pos siblg not recovered for months. Immediately after the shock fire broke out in hundreds of blocks and people fled to places of safe tv, such as hills. parks and 70 on, carving the first thing the hand came in contact with. Hundreds of people lost thelr minds. others were prostrated. hysterieaI, and helpless. To show the terrible effect of the shock 1t has been es- innate that there have been 2o00 premature births since 5:15 o'clock, Wednesday, the 18th.
 The ruined district extends from the bay to the hills both di rections and covers an area of nearly 700 square blocks. This area k burned to the ground and represents a loss of about 1900 lives and 5, ,000, GOO, COG.
 The city IS quiet and orderly and the people are taking life as easily as one could under such trying circumstances. 1 am sta toned here with the National Guard of California doing patrol work. Capital says the city will rebuild and will not be many years at 1t. To see the ruins is worth trip across tile continent.
 In hoplng for the welfare of The News and its readers, 1 am yours in friendship,
 Roy GALLAHER.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-11
CAPITAL STOCK, FULLY AID, sso,ooo
Assessors NOtl06.

Notice is hereby given that will attend the various voting places in Washington County, Arkansas, follows for the purpose of assessing the personal property and per capita for the year of such persons liable pay the same. All improvements of and real estate made since last assessment required be listed and parties required give numbers of real which such improvements have been made.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-11

The Fayetteville Berry Assoei- ation is advertising for 5000 pickers.
 Judge Frank Hill has been elected street commissioner by the city council of Fayetteville.
 Thos. C. Brooks has been ap- pointed rural free delivery carrier at Pennington and Geo. F. Dun lap substitute.
 Dr. W. A. Whitt1e, of Evans vile. Ind, recently chosen pastor of the Baptist church at Fayette vile. preached his first sermon last Sunday.
 Harry Wolf has received an appointment and will go to An napolis this month to stand the examinations for entrance into the Naval Academy.-Fayette- vile Daily.
 Fayetteville is to have com mereial college, which will be b. cated il the new Wolfe buildine. Prof. |. " Neweoab. of Min neapolis, aIinB.ewilA have eAarge  of the school.
 The Rural Free Delivery mail carriers Of Washington county. have arranged to meet in Fay ette7ifie on tie s0th of this month to form | county organization. Prairie Grove Herald
 The members of the k Of P Lodge at Prairie Grove are ar ranging to organize Uniform Rank. The work of organizing Uniform Rank was we'll under way i'll Sprinedale at ole time, but through indifference the mat ter was dropped.
 F. T. Edmonds, of Fort Smith, is in the city today arranging preliminary matters in regard to the =Ghautanqua Assembly that will be held here July=15 The  Commercial League agreed to as- ~ist him in disposing of 425 sea- sons tickets at = each. good for ten days session. n ayetterille Daily.
 Mrs. WE Zelfner o Elnev Grove, had the misfortune to fua machine needle through her thumb penetrating the nail and entering the bone. It required the strength of a man to pull tlle needle out, leaving the point still in the bone. The wound k cau>- ing her much suffering. Prairie Grove Herald.
 The handsome new dormitory for young ladies, winch k near ing completion on the University Campus, has been called Car nall Hall. " in honor of the late Miss Ella Carnall, ot Ft. Smith, who died while occupying the chair of Modern Languages in the State University. Fayette- vile Sentinel,
 The k. of r. uniform rank are recognizing. New regulation uniforms will be ordered. These uniforms are similar to the regu- lar army uniform. A large num- Der of the lodge are preparing to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge which conveneS i'll Little Rock on the 18th of this month. Fayetteville Democrat.
 Notice has been given that ap- plieation will be made to the gov ernor for q pardon for Hugh Gal laher, of Fayetteville. convicted in Benton circuit court at the spring term DOS of receiving stolen property and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. The particular offense was i'll purchasing some sugar stolen from a car at Fayetteville by Will Reed.
 NJ. $. Gravens, the Pennington miller has Duroc Jersey SOW which he believes is the most profitable hog ill the county. She will be two years old III July
The Springdale news., 1906-05-11
Mots and Comment

News was twenty years old. This was a mistake. as last issue only completed the nineteenth year and thlS week the paper enters its twentieth year. It is feeling just as good, however, as if 'twere twenty.
 Fort Smith business men will make their second annual trades excurston next week. The News has received notice that they will reach SpringdaIe Wednesday morning at S:20, and arrange nents should be made to give them proper attention.
 Although We haven | said much about 1t lately the subscription list of The News i@ increasing at a healthy rate and We are gradu- ally climbing towards the 2,o0u mark We have some improve nents in view which We hope to able 10 make #witllin=the next few months which viii make The News I still better paper.
 \ Benton9iIIe business man Wa> 1 in Springddie few days ago and renewed for The News, saving that he gotmore Benton county rews from this paper than lie did from any paper published in Ben ten County Spriugdale News.
 He either lied or k weak mind- ed. Rogers Republican.
 r he Republican ought not take 1 1t 50 seriously.
 \ BentonyilIe business man was in Springdale q few days ago and renewed for The News. saving that he got more Benton county uews from this paper than he did from any paper published III Ben ton county Springdale News.
 Probably he does lot take Benton county paper; certainly lot the Democrat. Rogers Demo- crat.
 OE course the gentleman lad too much courtesy for Benton County papers to partiouiarize. but some howee got the=idea that he was regular reader of the=Demo5rat. 0t= course We maY be mistaken.
 The annual school election o. CUTS on Saturday of next week. 1'he election of l school director k looked upon by most people as d small matter, when 1t really k one of the most important offices in the county. It k hardly pos sible to have good schools unless YOU have good directors men who will take all interest Iii the schools and look after them. Springdale has been fortunate Ill the past few years in having di- rectors who worked in harmony with each other, and as a result We have had the best schools Ill the history of the town. Let us continue this good work. The directors whose terms expire are 5. H. Slaughter and l.. D. Pet ross, and The News suggests that they be reelected, feeling sure that no better men could be se- cured.
 The Fort Smith Chautauqua people are arranging to conduct q Chautauqua at Fayetteville this year, and We saw q statement i'll an exchange some weeks back that they contemplated doing the same at Bentonville. There is also to be a Chautauqua at Si- loam Springs, and the promoter of the assembly at that place Is to conduct one at Neosho. Mo-, and number of other points. In. the meantime the Old reliable Springdale Chautauqua, which might, with propriety, be termed the mother Chautauqua in this section, will continue right along in the even tenor of It's way, and If we may judge the future by the past, will be found doing business at the same old stand when others have ceased to exist. Arrangements have been praeti- eally completed for the ninth an- nual session. opening July 29 and
The Springdale news., 1906-05-11
Roy GAL.LAHER.

F. S.-Dora Crawford formerly of Springdale, folded this letter and sends love to all her friends and relatives.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-11

Mules have one admirable trait they refuse to respond to flattery.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-11
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
TAX CAUCUS
Ne1c- York Legislators vote for Re-
peaI-Want Recording Fee.
lRv Telesraph 70 The Tribune


Albany, jar. 24-The Republican members of
the Senate and Assembly from New-YOrlI City.
IN conference to-day, voted for the repeal of
thG Mortgage Tax law. Instead, they want a
recording tax imposed. a committee has been
appointed to draft a bin embodying this prin-
cIpIe which. will be referred to New-York mem
be~s st a meeting TO be held next week Then
If approved it VIII be introduced in both houses
and supported by the entire New-YorI delega-
ton.
The conference tonight was in response to
tho call OF Senator Page. There were in attend
arce about thirty Senators and Assemblyrnen,
including Senators SAKE and Gardner and As
semblyren Agnew. Wainwright, Prentice.
O'Neill. Bowling. Hoffman Francis and Young.
Senator Page presided. a free discussion Of the
measure was held. The members We're practi-
calIy unanimous as to the repeal Of the mort
gage tax as the present law provides. There ex-
listed some difference Of opinion as to the proper
substitute. Only one member wanted the tax
repealed and no substitute offered.
A resolution was passed expressing the sense
Of the meeting as in favor Of a repeal and the
substitution Of some form Of recording tax
either through a stamp or the payment Of a fee.
A committee, consisting Of Messrs. Page, caro-
ner Agnew, Bowling and Wainwright, was ap-
pointed draft bills for the repeal OF the pres
ent law and the substitution Of the recording
tax This committee Will report TO another
meeting to be called by Senator Page
The Assembly members held conference this
afternoon to discuss the same proposition. Mr..
Bowling presided. and Mr.. Agnew was secretary.
They passed a resolution unanimously adVocat-
ing the repeal of the present law, and another
by a large majority advocating the substitution
OF a recording tax.
Governor Higgins to-day said that his mes
sage in which he advocated longer trial for
the present form Of taxing mortgages, repre-
scented his present views on that subject.