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The Springdale news., 1906-02-23

house.. Sam Sullivan is building on his farm. And there is talk of erecting fine new church house in the near future.
 There was singing here last Sunday evening Ne are also proud to say that we have an ever green Sunday School, good attendance every Sunday.
 James Ritter and wife, of Elm Springs were the guests of Char ley Brown and wife Sunday.
 We wonder why some of Wheeier's fair lads don't take .Owasso's'' place and write 10 The News. We would be glad 10 hear from there every week.
 WilfWelch came in from Mis- souri last week on visit to hls father for the first time IT seven years. We have not learned bow long he intends to stay.
 Protracted meeting has been in progress al White Oak since Wednesday night. \ Mission ary Baptist preacher has been conducting the services.
 Arve Thompson has quite an odd tune piece. He has been making Sunday evening visits over al Osage Mills. and has been taking an old red rooster along to tell him what time O. nightit was. We notice that he has been getting home earlier since he began this new practice.
 Uncle Bob Greathouse, as he k most commonly known in thls part. was here last week selling those famous books that he has so long been trying 10 make folks believe they ought to read.
 Virgil Dobbs returned from Woodley, I. r, last Saturday. He intends to start to Canada in the spring
The Springdale news., 1906-02-23

trouble between China and Uncle Sam. Mully will whale the first Chinamen that lnvades Johnson. but we're not going over to China to stir up row.
 Yes, they're threatening to take MullY up to the flat woods and let him hear that .'painter" scream and let it chase him, too. so that he will become a believer of the tales of the doines of that wonderful animal Why, gosh a-mighty, Mully believes every body, but he's not going 10 tell what every body tells him cause folks would get to misbeliesing Mully.
 4 few stray =Demoeratie can didates have been noticed slip- ping around here, but no chicken roosts have been invaded or clothes lines robbed, but folks are going 10 be very watchful until after the Salt River contin- gent starts on its journey the evening of the primary election.
 The excessive telephone charge on messages to neighboring towns is helping 10 build up big prac- tice for our home doctor, Dr. Cowgirl, who is kept or the jump nearly all the time.
 Carrie Nation didn't even poke her head out of the car window when she passed through John son, and We didn't buy any of her old hatchets either, for We re- member how she treated poor old Dave Nation, her old man. who was what folks call '.hen- peeked husband.
 AIr-T EFzI7psst4
The Springdale news., 1906-02-23
RHEA

Feb. 19- The black mule k still causing trouble People here will be more careful about trading for mules.
 Earl Ezell and wife are rejoic- ing over a fine boy that came into their home last Friday night,
 Frank Stephens has returned from trip to Kansas.
 Work will be begun on the Odd Fellows Hall here this week if the weather is favorable.
 Several of our boys have the California fever, but we hope that 1t will not prove serious.
 H. s. Pearson has left the U. of A. and is teaching school at Summers.
The Springdale news., 1906-02-23
BONA DEA.
MAYFlELD.

Feb. 19-A few days ago NIT. Jim Johns, of Fayetteville, made their parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Buckley quite a nlce little visit. Their parents reside near Goshen.
 The rabbit hunters have been enjoying themselves killing rab- bits this last little snow that fell a few days ago.
 The preacher incharge of this work, Brother Edwards, who lives at Goshen, held a meeting at
The Springdale news., 1906-02-23
MACEDONIA.

Feb. 21-Bro. Sam Mayes preached at Macedonia Saturday night and Sunday. Quite a crowd attended.
 Will Cannon visited his par ents last Friday night.
 Misses Bulah and Ida Morris spent Saturday night and Sunday with their Aunt and Uncle, Mir. and Mrs. John Morris.
 We are glad to learn that Mrs, kendriek is still improving
 Misses Iva and Cora Morris have been visiting relatives near Langley this week.
 Miss May Clayton spent Mon- day night with her sister, Mrs. Charles kendriek.
 Quite number from this neighborhood attended lodge at Goshen Friday night.
 John Black and Burrel Homes ly went to Eureka Springs Tues day, returning Wednesday.
 Bro. Langley was called 10 Huntsville Tuesday to preach d funeral.
The Springdale news., 1906-02-23
OAK GROVE.

Feb. 21-The past few days almost gives one the spring fever. Mrs. Belle Ramsey has been on the sick list the past two weeks. Uric Baggett is slowly inn proving.
 Mrs. John Nichols returned last week from a two weeks visit with relatives in Missouri. The pea hullers are doing a lively business in this vicinity. There was musical at Blake Baggetts Saturday night
 Lillian Holcomb is attending school in Springdale.
 John Sturdivant is nursing a severe cold.
 Chas. Bison Is putting new fence on the south side of his farm
 Andrew MeGaugh has moved onto Dr. Frank Young's farm. Several of the farmers of this section are going into the turkey business on quite an extensive scale.
 MARI.
The Springdale news., 1906-02-23
Masbinatoft County. Eev. gathered by aar Correspondents
GOSHEN

Feb. 19-Felix Oliplant, a well known citizen of Goshen died Sat urday morning at e o'clock and was buried Sunday by the Odd Fellows.
 Lona Slaughter has just re- turned iron: a trip to St. Louis. Tom Clark left Sunday morn iug for Springdale on @ fshing() excursion. We hope Tom luck. Fiery Shipiey has rented his part of the blacksmith shop to Toss Clark, and has been repair ing tie hotel.
 The tanners around this 1i- einity report fine weather for blowing.
 Tie grading of the road to the bridge has begun and We ex- pect h a months time 10 have as good q road there as there k in the county.
 Willis Clark, who ;> teaching school al this place, was married Sunday evening to Miss Arvilla Sharp.
 The boys of this place are a. ways glad 10 see St. Valentines day roll around, for they say they always get perfect imi- tation of themselves free of charge.
 Theron slaghter has just re- turned from Springdale where he has been on account Of ii health
 Otto Slaughter was a1 Goshen SundaF.
The Springdale news., 1906-02-23
JOHNSON.

Feb. z4- John Roark ard iam- fly iet Sunday evening on q visit 10 re. .atives near Tiff City, Mo. where John will visit until the coming of the berry crop down n Arkansas when he in- tends t7 iourrey back to John s0n.
 Clint Bray has reeonsidered Us rash resignation and has re- enlisted with his old firm, the Fayetteville Lime Company. where Clint aas been chief mogul ei the works.
 Alonzo Haldrip has wandered back t8 Johnson from the hi1ly country over west where lie has been residing for several years. He and his family occupy the concrete, down on the Blaise farm. where John Blaise used to study Popullsm and cut wood for the Fayetteville market
 T. A. Saville is trying to be the Rockefeller ot Johnson. He las added to his present real estate holdings the Gawthon property, where Dal German used to live, north of Johnson. The blacksmith shop near his store is being fixed up for d new oeeu- pant, one If the Bash boys. who intends 10 dc blacksmith work here, and the city barber John Boswell, rents a room from him to ply his trade, and MT. Saville has sold a small plot of ground off the Freeman land to Mir. Boswell who will build a dwelling there soon.
 Rev. W. Luper returned yes terday evening from d regular appointment at Holden, l. T., where he held a religious ap- pointment Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Jane Burnett went dowr  to Fayetteville Sunday 10 soIourr awhile with her son Charles Bur nett.
 The growing wheat is looking fine and the lucky owners of wheat fields are expecting q big crop.
 Shannon Clark got a dose O the real thing yesterday evening while trying to load an old shet roof on a wagon. The rooi slip ped, Shannon tumbled and wa: caught by the falling roof which
The Springdale news., 1906-02-23

of South Spr5nsda.e.te> attend every night.
 Miss Annie Radel~ visited Miss Kate White Sunday afternoon.
 tIr. Laea> little boy, We un- derstand. is worse and x very sick child al this writing.
 If Old Winter can coax March 10 sit in hIs lap til Miss April ap- pears on the stage. We think then that We can tee4 assured of q good fruit crop. DON'T WORRY.
The Springdale news., 1906-02-23
HARMON.

Feb. 19-We had nice little shower last night which remind- ed us very much of Spring. But perhaps in a short time We will be aware of the fact that winter Is still with us.
 Uncle Billie Wood has bee quite sick for some time, but is improving.
 This little burg called Harmon is coming to the front fast. K. Brown IS building fine new
The Springdale news., 1906-02-23

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The Springdale news., 1906-02-23


 the hips. Dr. Cowgirl was has, tilv summoned to see how eXten- sive the injuries were. but the Doctor reports no broken bones, onlv muscular bruises which help to learn Shannon a lesson about loading roofs.
 Mrs. Zylphia Pyeatt died at the home of her parents. Mir and Mrs F. r. Barnett, near Springdale, Sunday evening, af- ter long illness of consump- tion. She was laid to rest in Shady Grove cemetery Monday evening after appropriate exer- cises conducted by Rev. B. NJ. Burrow. Her bereaved parents and sorrowing husband have the deep sympathy of a host of friends who had hoped that the mild climate of southern Texas would restore Mrs. Pyeatt's health. but her recent soiourn there only helped her temporar- fly and Mr. Pyeatt and her par ents brought her home few weeks ago.
 I. F. Nichols had fire over to lis house on Riley Woods place last Friday. and Hale's Famous Fire Fighters could have made 10 braver fight than Hi Hearn, Kirk Cornwell and other neigh bors made when Mrs. Nichols gave the alarm after discovering that the roof was dtire from defective stove pipe. The fire Was finally sxtinguished, but there was very little good roofing left on the top Of the house The contents had most al been carried out before the fire was under control, 50 Uncle Jim had quite time a getting fixed up again, and those stove pipes will be watched more carefully .n the future
 Mrs. ". L. stuekey and daugh- ters spent Saturday and Sunday at their country home here. They are residing al Fayetteville where tie girls are attending school.
 No, Johnson folks had flo in- vltation to Princess Alice's we'd ding, 50 no telegram ot eongrat- ulation was sent.
 Cid Liehlyter and family were down from Springdale Sunday vis- ting relatives. Gid is courting Dame Fortune to turn the voters of Springdale town to look towards his manly breast where there IS ample room to pin the narshal's badge of the city voters will elect him.
 Now | Johnson folks fail to get a township soon, why club will be formed to hire Surveyor Rosser to come out and do two weeks steady surveying around here, and We will land away down in nlnois township where We will make the Democratic majority look like thirty cents.
 The Tontitown mai is now handled through the Johnson office. Rural carrier Smith gets 10 carry the pouch out to Tonti- town, which office IS directly on his mail route.
 C. T. Cochran. of Melvin, Kansas, IS sojourning here during the winter and IS thinking of buying farm and locating per inanently.
 Uneasy rests the head of the farmer who Is holding his wheat for a dollar a bushel, for the market Is tumbllng day by day, and the consumer who has to buy his four Is easier since prospee- tive famine prices are no longer expected.
 A number of former kentuck- ians here have received their ln- vitations to attend the home con- ing week doings at Louisville
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

SIyTIETH BIRTHDAY = Thomas
John Sr., celebrated his sixtieth birth
day Sunday. But the celebration
came in the shape OF surprise to
him. Mrs. John had very quietly ar.
ranged for lumber Of the chilG.en
and other relatives to drop In and
spend the afternoon in honor of the
event. A big turkey WAS prepared
for the splendid dinner and the table
literally grosned under its WEIGHT
Of good things. Cut flowers also
adorned the table giving the choice
viands q more tempting look. The oc-
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05
N. e. LEWIS
The North End Poultry Yards

Original Silver Laced Wyapdottes and
Silver Spangled Hamburgs A few very
fine cockere's for sale. You need new
blood in your flock to increase health
and egg production. Eggs for hatching
for sale Come and see EN-. They are
beauties. d. T. KIMMELL, Prop.
3l8 w. 7th ST.. Florouco
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

BIRTHDAY PARTY-Miss Beat.
rice Hyde gave party to about
twenty of her friends Saturday night
in honor OF her seventeenth birthday
The young woman WAS the recipient
of-a number of nice presents. The
time was passed pleasantly in play ing
the usual parlor games. Nicely
prepared refreshments were served to
the guests.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

Forty million bottles of August Flower
sold in the United States alone since its
introduction And the demand for 1t is
still growing. Isn't that fine showing
of successf Don't it prove that August
Flower has had unfailing success in the
cure of indigestion and dyspepsia-the
worst enemies of health and happinessl
Does it not afford the best evidence that
August Flower is a sure specific for all
stomach and intestinal disorders THAT it
is the best of all liver regulatorsf
August Flower has matchless record
of over IS years in curing the ailing mil
lions of these distressing complaints.
Two sizes. 25c and 7sc. All druggists.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

NEW ROADMASTER - william
Davies OF Pueblo has been appointed
roadmaster for the Santa Fe with
heaqduarters at Canon City to sucoesd
Frank Lester. resigned. This an.
office OF Superintendent Bristo.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

RATHER GUERRA the last
meeting of the school board Secretary
Rraper's salary was allowed in full.
1t will be remembered that while
Draper opposed Moore and Mrs.
Champion he was not recognized by
them as secretary of the board. but
Mr.. Moore elected Mrs Champion sec.
retary and they refused to pay Draper
his salary at the time. being held up
for several months. But now things
have taken turn. Draper Is secre.
tary and his salary is all o X. Prof.
Shuck's salary was also paid In full.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

MARRIED-Ia Pueblo. Colo. on
Saturday. March 3, 1905, at the NJ.
E. parsonage by the Rev. s. II.
Kirkbride. Miss Christina johnson
of Pueblo to Mr.. Henry B. White
of this city. The groom is q son ct
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. White.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05
TWO PAYDAYs-rhis is pa,

TWO PAYDAYS-This Ia payday
at the United Oil company and the
Dorcas mill. As the usual custom Is
for the stores to keep open on the
nights of pay days their will he no
deviation tonight.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JoTTIrIds ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

GLASS MEETING The Mission
class Of the II. E. chnrch will meet
this evening with Rev. Pinares in the
parsonage to discuss mission work.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

PIANO TUNING-Am in Florence
on semi annual tour. Those needing
my services send word through gener.
al delivery postoffice +. V. Tay lor.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

Rio Grande excursion to Denver.
Thursday, March Fare So, IS round
trip. tickets on sale day of e,our-
sion. 8.6
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

Transferring, furniture moving.
piano hauling done by Brown 8 Son,
successor to e. r. Millxr. I'll
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

See the Messiah performance in
Denver. Rio Grande runs an excuT-
sion train. Fare SO. 75 round trip.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

oasiou was one that will long be
remembered by both Mr.. and Mrs
John
The daily tribune., 1906-03-05

For sale at CITY DRUG STORE
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-29
TWO SCORE DEAD
HUNDRED INJURED
Explosion German Factory
Wrecks Everything
Miles About

DORTMUND, Germany, Nov. %
So far as can be ascertained "a per-
sons We're killed SO dangerously
wounded several hundred slightly in
jured as the result of an explosion in
the Rohurit factory near Amen last
night.
Six hundred boxes containing so
pounds of exhorburi exploded. The
force Of the explosion was felt here,
10 miles from the scene.
A. large number of windows were
broken. On the main road to Amen
all the houses were razed and many
killed or horribly mutilated.
The neighboring Krupp works were
slightly damaged.
Experts declare that considering the
great precautions with which explo-
sives are stored the disaster could
only have resulted from some out
rage.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-29

y,roclamatton Nv Gov GOOling fce
Funeral On Friday.

Boise, Idaho, Nov. 2S--Governor
(sooding issued a proclamation today
bearing upon the death OF former
Governor Frank w. Hunt, saying:
I'm view OF the valuable public ser-
vices rendered by the late Frank ".
Hunt during his term @ governor of
this state and his %1htbition Of high
minded patriotism - volunteer
during the Spanish American war,
Frank r. GoOding governor Of the
state Of Idaho. do hereby recommend
that all business be suspended In the
state house on Friday. November ~.
and that all state officers and em-
loyes show their respect for our
h0nOred dead by attending the fu1-
eral services at ST Michaefs Episco-
ral church at Boise, Idaho, 1t the
hour Of o'clock In the afternoon OF
that day. 1t is hereby requested that
flags on all state buildings be placed
at half mast throughout Friday. Mo-
vember 80, as a mark of respect to
the late Ex-Governor Hunt and that
memorial services be held in all state
eJ ucational institutions at 2 O'Clock
| in the afternoon of Friday the 3Oth.''
| The body of the former governor
arrived from Goldfield this afternoon.
1t was met at Nampa by the gover-
nor and his stan and deleGakion
from the Knights TempIar, accom-
l.anied by many friends OF the de-
ceased. The funeral services will b.
iheld at O'Clock Friday. From II
until the remains will lie in state
at the capitol building.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-29
HALF.
MILE OF GRADE
Railroad Work at Gull
deSaC Will Continue
All Winter.
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
CULDESAC, Idaho, Nov. 29.-work
on the railroad grade from the depot to
the big cut half a mile southeast Of
town has been completed and track
laying begun.
A crew of SO men is working in the
cut, where a small steam shovel is in
operation. A sticky clay has been en-
countered and most Of the excavation
has to be done by hand The clay is
loaded onto cars and hauled out by
steam engine
Eight miles south Of the city a force
Of $50 men is at work on the lower
entrance to the tunnel. Work at the
upper end is interfered with an ac-
count Of the water. which continues to
flood the interior Of the tunnel. It is
not expected that this large tunnel can
be completed before July next.
There is no snow here and it appears
to be the intention Of the contractors
to keep the men at work all winter
Much work will have to be done on the
big cut. The side Of the mountain has
cracked clear back to the Fisher resi-
dence and gravel and clay continues
to MI the cut about as fast as the
steam shovel can remove the same.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-29
bEASLEY HELD
ON $4,000 BOND
Old Man in Turn Has
Daughter and Son
Arrested.
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
CULDESAC, Idaho, Nov. 29.--After
four days hearing before Justice j. F..
Edwards, j. c. Beasley was bound
over at 10 o'clock last night to answer
In the district court to the charge of
stealing s1,400 from the house of his
son in law, James Gibson. Beasley is
now securing bonds for $4,000.
AS sequel to the charge of robbing
his SON. law. Beasley had a warrant
sworn out yesterday in Justice CO.
burns court at Lewiston for the arrest
of his on-in-law and his daughter.
Emma Gibson. on the charge that they
were living together illegally. The
warrants for the arrest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibson were served here yester-
day.
Although living together for three
years, Beasley alleges that his daugh-
ter and Gibson are not man and wife,
The evidence introduced against
Beaslty has been Of circumstantial
nature, and much Of the time of the
court was taken up by the airing Of
family troubles.
Gibson had sold his farm and had q
considerable sum Of cash hidden in a
trunk in his house. He alleges that
Beasley entered the house and took the
money.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-29
Be dear MEAT
If FIND deer

T. Z . Ny. t. t
II the people who took the deer hang
ing in front. Of Dilrs market yesterday
afternoon I'D 1t for joke they will
have to carry out their Joke to the end
now. fcr the inJdred parties have been
70 angered that they would probably
not 80 the point II the deer were re-
turned.
The animal was an s4-pound doe
ard had been killed by Game Warden
Harbaugh ana was on exhibition yes
.terday IN front OF Dili's market While
1t was yet daylight and the streets
were crowded with people some daring
person took the carcas from its hang
ing place and carried It away.
At first the impression was out that
some one had done it for joke. but
Mr.. Din was so angered that he at
once stated ne would pay reward Of
SIS, for the apprehension Of the par
ties who took the deer. He refused
to believe it could be Joke. as the
animal had only been left in trust
with him, and many Of Mr.. Harbaugh's
friends have been disappointed who
expected to have fresh yenison for
1 their Thanksgiving dinner.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-29

T. p. Dickey left for Occur d'Alene
City this morning. where he was CALI
ed BY the death Of his aunt. Mrs. Ann
Brown. which occurred In that city
yesterday morning. Her death was
due to old age.
Miss Ehae Lambert. who has been
attending the normal school. when to
her home on the Potiatch this morning
to spend THANKSGIVING.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-29
DAY I IS QUIET 1
IN LEWISTON

Thanksgiving has been very general
ly observed throughout the city. Bust
ness houses have been closed all day,
and the streets Of the city have de-
serted appearance.
The chill in the. atmosphere and the
snow on the top OF the hills about the
city give the day an appearance of
Christmas rather than Thanksgiving.
At the Baptist church the union
services were largely attended. The
sermon was delivered by Rev. s. B.
Chase Of Plymouth Congregational
church. and the pastors Of other
churches in the city assisted in the
services.
Private dinner parties have been
numerous throughout the city and ex-
tensive preparations have been made
BY the leading hotels to serve special
dinners for the day.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-29
MUTINYI on ].
EMAN-OF-WAR

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 2s.-The men
from the cruisers Tennessee and
Washington declared today that the
alleged mutiny on the Tennessee oc-
CURED while the cruiser was being
coaled on the isthmus and not during
the homeward trip.
The men OF the Tennessee refused
to coal the ship because Of the poor
rations The marine guard was or
dered out and stood with pointed guns
threatening to shoot the first man who
quit his post during the coaling.
After the coaling, a hundred men
were placed in the feg. 6ut were re-
leased during the homeward passage.
All IL now declared quiet on the
Tennessee. There was no trouble on
the Warrington.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-29
HEPBURN Will ASK FOR
NATIONAL LAND COURT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 80. Senator
Hepburn win Introduce bill in the
coming .eession Of congress providing
Tor the creation Of United States land
courts in each Of the public land
states. in which an appeal may be
takea from any ANAL decision Of the
rsg'ster and receiver n regard to
snter pubsfe lnnda.
Trom thsse courts an appeal will lie