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The Springdale news., 1906-10-19
Mn tbe Gown and County.

and he received word recently that the barn was burned, and he is going up to look after the iu- Surance.
 The News IS requested to an- nounce that there will be an old time singing at Oak Grove, west of Springdale, next Sunday. It will be an all day affair and every body is invited to come and bring dinner.
 The privilege of the sale of all seat reservations to Nov. 1St, 1907 for the Auditorium has been sold to H. A. Daily. Seats on sale Sat. morning, Oct. 20, for tile Chase-Lister Co.
 DR. SMITH, Mgr.
 Mrs. NJ. J. Cox, of Springfield. Mo-, arrived Sunday and Will spend d couple of months visiting her son, J. M Cox, residing southwest of town, From here she will go to Texas to visit with another son.
 
 Mrs. B. L. Sturdivant and Mrs. Kirk, of this place attended the state W. C. T. U. convention at Van Buren last week, return ing Sunday night. The former was the representative of the To- cal N. (. T. U. organization.
 Mrs. r. r. Collier, who came up from Prairie Grove last week to visit with her daughter. Mrs. Jno. r. Bennett, was taken i'll with malarial trouble. Her son, NJ. NJ. Collier, was up from Prai- Tie Grove first Of the week visit ing with her.
 The University of Arkansas football team played at Law renee, Kansas. Saturday and we're defeated, : to B. The Kansas team weighed ten pounds more per man than the University boys. The next game will be at Fayetteville Sat urday with Washington Univer- sity. of St. Louis.
 Riley MeGary, who had been here visiting relatives and friends, left Saturday for his home at Loekford. California. His son-in-law and wife, MT. and Mrs. Clarence Morehead, who re- side at Oakland, California, who had also been here visiting, left Friday for home, going by way of Kentucky to pay visit to rel ativeS.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Sanders and niece, Miss Florence Sam ders, of Mitchell, Ind, arrived Tuesday night to visit with rel atives in this section. They are cousins of E. H. Sanders of this place, and from here went over to Madison County to visit with Uncle John Sanders who met them here.
 Roy Williams, son of w. c. Williams of this place, enlisted in the army at Fayetteville last week, and on Saturday night left for Jefferson Barracks near St. Lonis, where he will be stationed. Out of d large number examined only seven passed the required examination. Roy enlisted in the infantry but will probably be transferred to the artillery branch of the service.
 Mrs. Dr. A. (. Smith k mak- inc. arrangements to renroduce
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

The new postoffice building is nearing completion, and the post office will probably be moved in- to same next week.
 Mrs. Tewksberry went down to Fayetteville Monday, where she will be employed for some time as professional nurse.
 Mrs. II. l.. Stokes came over from WeStville, I. Y, last week to visit with her mother, Mrs. Henson, who is quite i'll.
 Mrs. F. K. Smith, of Los Angeles, California, arrived Wednesday to visit with her brother, Dr. A. C. Smith.
 Mr and Mrs. Winfred Need ham began housekeeping Monday in Miss Edith McOuaid's proper ty in the west part of town.
 Since the first of January the NJ. F. Church. South, at Fay etteyille has had POO additions. Rev. P. c. Fletcher is the pastor.
 J. NJ. Glasseock purchased from C.. w. Kennan the elegant piano used in the entertainment at the Christian church last week.
 The curfew ordinance at Fay etteville is to be enforced. Springdale has such an ordl- nance but 1t appears to be dead letter.
 The attendance of Springdale people at the circus at Fayette- vile Tuesday was hot very large. The circus was pronounced to be very ordinary affair.
 AIr. and Mrs. C. $. Bouton en- tertained d number of their friends at their pleasant country home Saturday evening i'll honor of their tenth wedding anniver- Sarv.
 E F. Harrington this week re- ceived information of the death of Mrs. Ira Swan at Jennings, Oklahoma. The family formerly resided few miles southeast of Springdale.
 Dossa Evins left Tuesday af- ternoon with the Commercial League band of Fayetteville which goes to Oklahoma to play for the opening of new town by A. F. Wolf.
 For lack of time to put them in type we are forced this week to leave out Baldwin and Oak Grove correspondence and other matter. which will be printed next week.
 The News is requested to an- uounce that there will be a meet ing at Accident school house. northeast of town, tonight for the purpose of recognizing the literary society.
 A. Lister was in Springdale Wednesday making arrangements for the appearance of the Chase Lister Co. at the Auditorium Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day nights of next week.
 The two weeks meeting at the First Baptist church closed Sun day night. There were q num- Der of additions to the church, to whom the ordinance of baptism will be administered Sunday.
 John Hay left Sunday for Len nox, Iowa, on business. Mir. Hay owns property at LennoN
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19
TELEPHONE NO. 37.

The we'll known theatrical managers, Chase X Lister. owes their great success to the fact that they give the public just what they want, regardless of expense or labor. They realize when they do this sure return for their efforts which ii the end means added reputation and a handsome profit
 This company will open } nights engagement at tile Aud itorium Oct. 22nd. Prices g. s aud 50 cents.
 Tomorrow IS premium day III Sprlgdale. Be sure to attend and take advantage of The News bar gain offer.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

Springdale, Ark, Oct. 16, 1900. Stock holders meeting of the w. l. Patton Fruit and Evaporator Co. k hereby called to meet at ten o'clock Ill the forenoon at the office of the company in Spring dale, Arkansas, on November 20. 1900, for the purpose of electing q treasurer and filling vacancies in the board of directors and the transaction of such business mat ters as may be brought before said meeting.
 N. ]. PATTON Pres.
 G. ". RANDALL See.
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OLD IRON WANTED.

Will pay 2o cents per loo for all old iron except old stove iron, for which will pay 1o cents per 100 Will also buy old brass, copper. zinc and rubber.
 $. NJ. GRAHAM. Shop OH Mill Street.. I.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

See the new line of nice, new gray Dress Goods at the New York Store at 33 1-3 and soc. a yard.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

the "Beiies of Blaekvilies at the Auditorium on Thanksgiving night There will be new songs and other uew features not given before. The proceeds will go to the seating fund of the Auditor ium. Mrs. Smith desires that all who have agreed to assist III the entertainment meet with her at the Auditorium Saturday after noon at } o'clock.
 T. J. Davis received lutorma- tion few days ago of the death of his brothers wife, Mrs. Jas. Davis. which occurred at Excelsior Springs, Mo-, October 1. Mir. Davis and family reside at Kan SaS City. but Mrs. Davis was al Excelsior Springs with son who was there for his health. She fell in well, and as q re- suit her injuries blood poison set in which caused her death. The remains were inferred at Kansas City.
 C. l. Pool, whose home is in Newton county, arrived latter part of last week from San Fran cisco, California, having been re- gently discharged from the U. ;. army on account of disabilities. he enlisted in Oklahoma two years ago, and since his enlist ment has been stationed at Pre- sidio, California. Mir Pool IS a nephew of J. NJ. Pool of this place, and from here went up on the St. Paul branch of the Frisco to visit relatives.
 The News this week received d shipment of 20,o00 souvenir en- velopes. On the face of the en- velope is shown a view of Emffla Avenue, the Auditorium and grounds, the canning factory and collection of fruit. On the reverse side Is write Up of the town and country. We already have orders for nearly the entire lot, and when the business men of the town begin to send them out there will be many people who will learn things about Springdale they never knew be- fore.
 Jeff Cunningham, who has been working at the carpenters trade at Muskogee, I. T., for several weeks, came over Saturday and shipped his household goods and the family left yesterday morn- ing for that place to make their home. MT. Cunningham says wages are good and there IS plenty ot work, but house rent Is high. He pays S10 per month for a small three room box house. John Fishero, who formerly lived in Springdale, is at Muskogee, and MT. Cunningham says he Is the same Fishero as of old.
 D. V. Manrose. who has for the past few weeks been engaged in painting the scenery for the Auditorium. has completed his work and everything will be in readiness for the opening next Monday night. There are two dropcurtains, aud parlor, street and wood scene. set rocks, bor- ders, etc, in fact everything necessary to fit the stage in a first class manner. The work was all Skillfully executed, and shows Mr. Manrose to be well versed in his profession. Mr. Manrose Is now doing some work for the Opera House at Prairie Grove, which will be opened next week by the ChaSe-LiSter Go.
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LOST.

Lady's gold watch. Has pie ture in front case and initials. Fl. l.. ]. E. l.. r. i'll back. Fiuder leave same at News office and receive reward.
 MRs. HUGH JOHNSON.
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FOR SALE.

Land near Lowell, 40 to 20p acres nearly all i'll cultivation, SIS to $50 per acre. Also good town property. Must be sold. A bargain, write ]. NJ. Beard, Lowell, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

If you have leaky roof Graph plastic roof paint will stop it. If 1t doesn't leak now 1t will prevent leaks Ill the future. Guaranteed for six years. Sold by H. A. Dali lx
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19
FOUND.

Lady's small gold watch, which owner can get by proving property and paying for this mo- tice. Was found near depot about October ,. Call at News office.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

Stop that leak in your roof by using Grapholastic paint. guar anteed for 6 and 10 years. For sale by H. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

A few sorghum and vinegar barrels for sale.
 w. E. BRoGEoN.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

See J. II. Young X Co. for groceries.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19
FOR SALE.
a yard.

Two Plymouth Rock cocks one year old, two years old. All fine stock.
 MRs. l. ZIMMERMAN.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

Just received the finest line of cakes ever seen i'll Springdale at J. H. Young X Co's-==
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

and both have many friends, all of whom earnestly hope that in their new relations they may find life pleasant and extremely hap pay.
 Dr. and Mrs. McQuaid have gone to housekeeping at their home i'll the west part of town.
 With a wealth of beautiful plays. high class vaudeville fea- lures, and a company of uneNcel- led strength and undoubted eX- eellenee, the ever popular Chase Lister Theater company will open } nights engagement at the Auditorium beginning Oct. 22nd.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

For good fire and tornado ln- suranee see J. ". Lewis.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

H. A. Daily has lot of Wall Paper remnants winch lie will sell at almost any price to close them out.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

have gasoline engine for sale cheap. Call and see me. =J. ]. (. JOHNSON.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

Birthstone and Fruit Acids for Evaporators.
 NELSON X SEARcY.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19

X written guarantee Is given with every bill of Grapholastic roof paint, good for SIX years. Sold by II. \. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19
APPLE BARRELS.

5000 apple barrels for sale.
 JONEs & ROBINSON.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19
WANTED.

WANTED. In Springdale, Arkansas. cold storage, electric lights and water works. t. [.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19
EXTRA! EXTRA !

To the first person trading S0 cash with us on premium day, De- tober 20. we will give ten yards best Calico; to the first one trading S10 cash we will give ten yards best heavy Outing or Gingham; to the first one trading S15 cash we give a Hat or pair of Shoes werth S1.50; to the first one trading S2o cash we will give S2.50 Hat or pair of Shoes.
 Farrar Dry Goods Co. Read c. W. kennan's watch add this week. II. X written guarantee Is given with every bill of Grapholastic roof paint, good for SIX years. Sold by H. A. Daily.
 APPLE BARRELS. 25,0o0 apple barrels for sale.
 JONFS X ROBINSON. For good fire and tornado ln- Surauee see J. ". Lewis.
 Just received the finest line ot cakes ever seen i'll Sprlngdale at J. H. Young X Cos
 Birthstone and Fruit Acids for Evaporators.
 NELSON X SEARcY. H. A. Daily has lot of Wall Paper remnants winch lie will sell at almost any price to close them out.
 WANTED.
 In Springdale, Arkansas. cold storage, electric lights and water works. t. |.
 Farmers. We want your eggs and must have them.
 J. H. Young X Co. I have q gasoline engine for sale cheap. Call and see me.
 ]. (. JOHNSON.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19
Farrar Dry Goods Co.

Read c. W. kennan's watch add this week. II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
YOUNG MAN IN
TROUBLE At OGDEN
Arrested for Passing Two Fic-
titiOuS Checks; Father May
Make Good.
SnncIal TO The Tribune

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. lo.-J. f. Bowman, young
man . years OF age. and n native OF Rich
mond Utah. and whose father ia a prominent
man thero. was arrested this afternoon by
SorEt Fred Tout and oHlcer Robert Rurk,
charged with having passed two nctitloua
chccko. for S. passed the Falstan cafe
on January . and another for 81, 30. neither OF
which accepted by tho bank. The ofl-
ccrs Ind information today that the young
man had been attempting to repeat tho trick
today and caught him Immediately after the
attempt
Father Will Make Good.
He stated 10 the police that he had teie-
phoncd his fnthcr at Richmond and had re-
coived a reply 10 tho effect that tho Inter
ready and willing 10 adjust tho matter.
Pending advice from his father, young Bow
man was locked un
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Brief Mention.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Fob. 10. l. Wade OF Rnneas
City is In Ogden calling the trade In his
special line.
gear house there, 10 In Ogden whiting tho
trade.
VIII Darko. travelling freight end passenger
agent Of tho "o'' Mt Salt Lake, was in Ogden
again today
Superintendent E. C Manson OF the South
Pacinc went TO SILT Lake today and was
In conference with General Superintendent
Buckingham OF tho Oregon Short Line.
l. ID. Gregg, foreman OF painters on tho
Union Pacific between Ogden and Green river
IL In Ogden today and win remain for some
days on visit
7 F. Grace. for the past several years In
charge OF tho Atwood employment agency in
Ogden, has gone to Denver. where ho will as
sumo charge OF that branch OF the W. Q.
Jones agency.
OF tho Colorado Midland at Salt Lake. was in
the Junction City todny and captured train
OF eleven cars OF cattle from Nevada for hi9
limo
Capt w E Kneo9s, assistant superintend-
ont OF tho State Industrial school. went to snlt
Lake this morning on business connected with
tho institution and returned to ogden tonight.
Thirteen Of beef cattle. tho property OF
p I. Smith. were loaded at Halleck on tho
Southern Pacific today for shipment to tho
Denver market The shipments Will bo routed
out Of oglen over tho Rio Grnnde system
John Hanson. tho Scandinavian humorist
who Is connected with tho wholesale house Of
c. II. Tribe & Some. left this morning for en-
extended trip through western and southeast
Idaho. and Will be gone three weeks
Willard F. Snyder late manager OF tho
Western Exploration company In Salt Lake
wns In Ogden today attending to somo private
business afiGira He otayed and Wit
messed tho performance OF the big Eks' show
F. w Cantwoll OF tho CantwolI Printing
company OF Madison, Wis who recently Wis.,
tied Salt Lake, returned from the coast today
the Overland Limited and tomorrow Will
take his departure for tho East While In
Ogden he is tho guest OF V. @. GIL OF The
Salt Lake Tribune.
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CHAMBERS CASE
CREATING INTEREST
Ogden Is Closely Watching the
Case Against City
Councilman.

OGDEN. Feb, lO-1n Judge HowelIs court
today the amended complaint Of Attorney j.
D. Skeen charging Councilman Fred W
Chambers with Irregularities In tho voting of
ortre money to himself and other members Of
tho city Council alleged to bc Unauthorized.
wnS argued on demurrer by counsel for tho
defense. TWO allegations in tho amended
complaint dcmurrcd against and thu dcmur-
rcrs sustained by tho court Another alegs-
tion, however. and tho vital ono. was over
ruled and tho accuser given until Tues
day, February l9 TO prepare another amended
complaint.
1t Ia believed that the arguments on dcmur-
ror TO tho amended complaint 10 be nlcd in
court on Tuesday. n any offered VIII con-
sumo but Bhort time. and that jury viii
be called und tho go TO trial on that
day. Tho matter IL OF intense Interest in Og-
don and will probably become a celebrated
case.
Today boing law and motion day In the Dis
trict court number OF orders In probate cases
weTc made
Eugene Bryan, the colorod burglar. convict
ed oomo days ago. WAS sentenced by Judge
Howell to nvc years In tho State prison and
was removed 10 that institution this after
noon by Under Sheriff Sebring Counsel for
tho defendant, T n. O'Connoly. entered
motion for new trial and for arrest of Judg-
mont The motions were denied.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
OGDEN E[kS On
MINSTREL STAGE
Final Presentation Given at
Opera-House to Large
Audience.
SHOW MOVED AS
SMOOTH AS PROFESSIONAL
"BugabOO Man" Was the Fea-
ture of the Evenings
Entertainment.
TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Feb l0-The second and nnal
presentation of the Ogden Elks' minstrel
show was given tonight at the Grand
opera-house to an audience that dis
counted that of Friday night in numbers
The show went along smoothly and each
number was rendered with tho accuracy
that might be expected from profession
nls
AS on Friday night, tEs "Bugaboo
Man" rendered by Miss Hayman and
sixty-eight little girls, was tho feature
OF the night, In the first part, w. q,
Kay. ono OF tho end mon. WAS the re-
cipicnt of n bale OF hay done up with
alfalfa, as a token of the esteem OF the
audience for his song and dance act.
Tho entire show was artstically pre-
sented and the Honorable Judge Howe
did his turn OF Rufus Rastus Johnson
Brown with even moro artistic depletion
than on Friday night.
Director George F. Best. who promoted
this show, expresses great satisfaction
over its outcome. The Ogden Elks arc
equally enthusiastic and II Is understood
that handsome sum has been turned
I'm from the two productions to the lodge
treasury.
During the first part OF tho minstrel
show Mrs. William H Dec OF Salt Lake,
who is here visiting Mrs. A E. Weather
by was suddenly overcome with a faint
Ing spell and was removed TO one OF the
side exits. DR.. Wherry was called and
gave tho lady attendance. and later she
WAS removed to the home OF Mrs. Weath-
crby. Mrs. Dee is the wife OF w II Dee
q foreman In charge of construction work
on the Salt Lake Route. and has been an
Invalid for the past three years.
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His Decision.

The following anccdote is told of a pro-
fessor In a Western university.
Ono day, while walking with a friend
in San Francscos the professor and his
companion became involved in an argu-
met as to which was the handsomer man
of the two. Not being able to arrive I
a settlement OF the question. they agreed
in a spirit of fun. to leave It to the decl-
sion OF a Chinaman who was seen an
preaching them. The matter being laid
before him, tho Oriental announced in a
tone of nnality, Both arc worse. ."-Har-
pcr's Weekly.
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Father Will Make Good.
HOG THIEVES AT WORK.
Steal and Butcher Prize Porker on
Premises Of Owner.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 10 "A robbery with somc pecu-
liec characteristics occurred sonno time last
night when the hogpen Of Sanford bingham.
residing Rivcrdale. Was entered by thieves
\ fat hog which had bcon especially fed for
the owners use killed and the carcass
dragged TO hRyrtack on the owners prem
ises There tho dressing OF tho hog wes com
pleted and the carcnss carried nway by tho
thieves, no clue being left. The Shcrln's Of
nca notlneh Lhia morning.
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Off for Los Angeles.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb. lo-About forty people left
tonight over the Salt Lake Route for the trip
~ the Utah Elks TO Los Angeles. The party
included Fl. II. Spencer and family and about
forty other people. and out OF Ogden occu-
pied tho private Pullman sleeper '1ebo." At
selt Lake other disposition, Of the tourists will
he made to accommodate all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Speaking at Schools.

Speakers have been assigned to every
school The following are the schools and
the names OF the speakers and except
where otherwise noted, the services will
be held at 2.30 p. IN.
Central-Rev. John E. Carver.
Dee-Joseph S. Pcery
Emerson-A. Van Patton. post com
mander.
Five Points-Waltcr L. Underwood
Grant-F. J. Hendershot. comrade
Lewis-H NJ. Bond, assistant adjutant-
general.
Madison-J. S. Boreman, comrade
Mound Fort-J. X. Allen. medical d.
rector
High. Z Baglcy.
Plngrce-H C, WardleIgh, past depart
ment commander
Quincy-Rev. n. s. Elderkin
Wash!ngton-V Rapp,
West Ogden-J. a. Wear. comrade
ct. Joseph-Joseph Chez IL a. m
Sacred Heart-Hon. H. H Rolapp. 8
p IN.
State Industrial-A. b. Patton, 2:3o
p. m
Deaf and Dumb-V. c. Gunnel, 1880
n m.
Weber Stake-E. T, HulaniskI, depart
ment commander. a m,
Business College,. A. Smith
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ATE THE ORANGES.
Boys Paid for Riding in Fruit Car
Bound East.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 10.-In Judge Murphy's court
today three young men. all OF Butte but who
were arrested on their return from Gold6eld,
charged with having occupied O refrigerator
loaded with oranges. and having stolen
and eaten n quantity Of the fruit. wcro called
for trial. They stated that they had arranged
with tho brakeman OF the train to ride, but
the court assessed them 81 each. They had
considerable money their persons and paid
their fines and departed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
OBSERVE LINCOLN DAY.
Speeches Will Be Made in All Ogden
Public Schools

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb, 10.-Patriotic services in
commemoration of the birth of Abraham
Lincoln Will be held In all the public
schools OF Ogden on Monday February
l2 under the direction OF the Dix-Logan
post OF the Grand Army OF the Republic.
Also at tho Weber Stake academy the
State Industrial school, the deaf and
blind school and the ogden business col
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
A Timely Sale of Portieres,

Nearly time for house cleaning.
A new pair Of portieres Is just what you =
thinking about all winter. Here's the enr'
them at lower price than you figured;
Monday and week we will sell
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ALL ROPE PoRTIERES REDUCED 0NEir1
oNE-HALF REGULAR PRICES.
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