The Springdale news., 1906-03-02
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 The W. r. Myers Realty Go report the following real estate deals since Feb r.; Leo acres in Washington l County to Dr. A. c. Smith, consider, atlonS B, GOO. SD acres in Madison County to Cottrell and GIaypool
 ]. A. Stephenson returned latter part of last week from LampasaS, Texas where he had been visiting relatives. lie was accompanied by his niece MsS Pearl Frazer, and after visiting here they will go to Missouri t0 visit relatives.
 N H. Browning returned Friday from Chicago where he had been spending the winter with his daughter. When MT Browning returns from his annual winter vacation you may know that il iS just about time to begin to stir around in the orchards.
 Work on the JargIs bu Id ns te e occupied by the Springdale Cash Dry Goods Co k being rapidly pushed To completion The steel ceiling k being put on this week by k. L Fulton, of Fayetteville The company expects te get into their new building by the 10th inst.
 Thomas Cline, highly and respect ed citizen Of Washington County, died suddenly last Friday at the age of I9 years Deceased had been suf- fering with asthma and was in the act of taking drink when death came He leaves wife and several children en-Fayetteyille Daily.
 The stone work on Mrs pr. Lining CTS new office building is comple ted. It is built of concrete blocks aud will be the only building of the kind in [ e town. It will be quite attractive and unique, and thos contemplating build ing should call aud see It. The stor e work was done by J. W. Carter.
 pr. D. Christian reports the arrival d of MT. and Mrs Oscar Hughes at Johnson and son the following day at the home of Mr and Mrs. James Graves also residing at J ohnSon. MT. Graves is so proud of his son that he is thinking of calling him Teddy.
 Report reached here this nor hing that John Brooks, brother of Thomas Brooks, an old settler and highly res pected citizen of Washington County, dropped dead yesterday evening while walking in field near his home at Sulphur City. Deceased was about 70 years of age and heart trouble is thought t0 have been the cause of his sudden death. th.-Fayetteyille News Tuesday
 Hon S 2. Seyier candidate for governor. addressed small audience al the Auditorium Tuesday night He took rap at Gov Davis, Attorney General Rogers and Judge Little, and seems to be making prohibition the leading issue in his campaign. Oscar H. Winn, of Pulaski County, candl- date for railroad commissioner h this district was also preSent,and present. ed bis claims
 A committee of the Washington County Fair Association will leave here tomorrow morning for Carthage, Mo-, where they will meet with other fair committees from Southeast Kan sas, Southern Missouri and Northwest Arkansas The purpose of this meet ing, We are informed, is to arrange for the forming of circuit to work in conjunction with each other in ex. hibiting stock etc.-Fayetteyille News. Tuesday.
 Col. R. F Walker. one of tbe oldest and most prominent citizens of Wash ington county, died at his home near Goshen Thursday evening from the intirmities of old age. He came to this county shortly after the war and purchased the farm in Goshen town Shlp where he has since resided. He was member of the constitutional convention of 1876 and has represented this county in both houses of the legis lature. He was man of strong in-