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Among the Good Temnlars.

Meetings of local lodges of good templars
were held during the week. as follows:
Minnehaha, No. 1. in Pythian Temple
1912 9th street. Tuesday evening. Mem
bers of Perseverance Lodge. No 2 and
Excelsior Lodge. No. 81. were among the
visitors. Chief Tcsnplor Henry F. Smith
presided.
The initiatory degree was conferred on J.
w. Ellis and w. ]. Wilmington, routine
business was transacted. arrangements
were made for special patriotic exercises at
the next meeting, and a social session was
enjoyed.
The good of the order program. arranged
and conducted by Mr.. T. w. Jessup, in
verance .Lodg, and Miss Wilson of Perse-
X. Whitcomb. and Samuel Bedford, Mrs.
Carrie Smith, accompanist, and selections
by Mrs Smith, temperance recital by Mrs
]. s. Freeman and reading by Mr.. Free
man OF Excelsior Lodge; reading by Mr..
c. Somerset and addresses by Mr.. 1. l..
Corby, and Messrs. H. F. Smith, S. w.
Russell, J. w. Ellis, Wilbur Mcdaniel and
Mr.. Jessup.
+ Excelsior, No. Fl. in Elks' Hall. 902 Penn
sylvania avenue. Wednesday evening.
Members from Perseverance and Minneha-
ha lodges attended. Mr.. G. w. Jenkins,
chief templar, presided. Miss Fannie
Biount. pianist, led in the song service.
The initiatory degree was conferred on
Miss Ellen Dent and Mr.. J. d. O'Connor.
Mrs. J. 8. Freeman of committee on enter
taiILmcnt presented a household article as
prize for willing work by lodge members,
and Mr.. 1. l.. Corby, grand templar, re-
ceived it. Mr.. Lewis Poor was installed
as assistant secretary.
A social session was held, after which
a program was rendered, conducted by the
chair. Messrs. ]. s. Freeman, S. w. Rus
sell and Harold jenkins gave temperance
Rotations, Miss Blount entertained with
piano solos, Miss E. M Freeman read
poem, Miss Gladys Wilkinson recfted q Sc
lection from Eugene Field. and Messrs.
Wilkinson and Corby gave conundrums.
Silver Star, No. 90 I. o. G.. T. met in Good
Templar Hall, on the Brookville road, Ten
leytown, Thursday evening. Mr.. Daniel
Wells, chief templar, presided. Among the
visitors were Messrs Medallion ard Jane
son of Perseverance, Lodge, No. 2
The routine business of the lodge was
disposed of the committee having charge
of the recent lawn fete reporting that the
affair was a success.
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steamers to slow Down.

Col. Biddle. the Engineer Commissioner
for the District of Columbia, has written
the managers OF all the steamboat lines
running out of this city. requesting that
to slow down their boats while passing
the lighters and floating plant employed
in placing in position the pipes in the bed
OF the river for the outlet of the big sewer
which has been run from the new pumping
station on the eastern branch across the
branch, ana Is now being constructed
through the lower portion Of the District
to the point on the river near the nasal
empty into the river COL Biddle, In his
letter. states that the fast sruhning OF the
ste1mer1 cau8e heavy swei1s that disar-
fangA the apparatus used In handing the
big pipes and lowering them into the water.
and that there have been several narrow
escapes from serious accident In conse-
quence The steamboat companies will Is
far a. possible comply with the request
OF the Engineer coznmissioner.
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CarrollSpringsSa nitarium

FOR INvALIDS AND C0NvALESCENTH
Forest Glen. Nd. Open an the rear. Baths, eIac-
rtcity. sun pari0r, covered vefandas hot-Watsr
beat: open nres. Pure spring wster piped throsgh
the bufldings Ita convenience 70 Washingtoa =
pectally recommends It. Send for Illustrated book.
let Spring months especially delfghfful
myt-tf-i6 Address a. H WRIGHT NJ b.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY,
Atlantic City.
Hotel ArOQuOis.

TO piers. Capacity. 800. Every appointment and
comfort: private baths: elevator 10 street: large,
cool auoms; nmusements, orchestra. etc Special
for June, SO to $iS weekly. Booklet W. F..
SHAW. Prop'r. o. PORTER RAHTER, Mgr.
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THE BREAKERS.

CROWN CASTLE. COLONIAL BEACH, VA,
Wash. ave. Hawthorne.-Accommodati and
comforts unsurpassed; 81 wk. up. 81 so day 4
up. W.E.R.COeINGToN,P Prop. Colonial Beach.ya
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WEST VIRGINIA.
OLD SWEET SPRINGS.

Magnificent Mountain Resort.
E200 feet elevation. Days mildly warm nights
cool and refreshing. No mosquitoes. No malaria
Fine golf links. tennis court pleasure pool bowl
ing, excellent livery. Newly equipped culinary de-
partment Electric lights. Terms moderate. Address
MANAGER. SWEET SPRINGS, West Virginia.
Unsurpassed comfort. health and pleasure.
20-S0t-l0
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New Brady House, I, a., . Z south

Bsths. Wide porches. BeautifuI garden. IS up
weekly, 81. 50 up daily. Booklet. LANES BRADY.
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THE SPRING HOUSE

HIoeK. IEiaHo, y.
lawn. With tennis courts. croquet and ehildren's
playground; good fishing. boating and driving; ex-
hotel. mineral springs Of sulphur and iron-pure.
clear and heaIihfui; excellent uyesY attached; sea
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HOTEL NEW ENGL AND

So. Carolina and the beach. Near piers and
attractions Enlarged and improved. Large. cool
rooms, private baths elevator, etc. Capacity $50.
Table and service superior.
je13-S0t,7 BRYAN & WILLIAMS
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Opens June 30th. Brick Hotel Faces directly
on the ocean. Surrounded By lawn Of ten acres.
All rooms outside rooms Large orchestra APP
families Guests have privileges Of Stockton hotel
s tenn ana Al smsssmsnts foE g terms etc I'd
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VirginiaMountain
Resorts
AND SUMMER HOMES IN HIGH ATTITUDES on
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO
RAILWAY.

FAMED FOR IT'S SCENERY.
Virginia Hot Springs.
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
Warm Springs, Healing Springs.
Rockbridge Alum Springs.
OLD SWEET SPRINGS. SWEET oHALYBEArR
SPRINGS. NATURAL BRIDGE. RED sULPHUR
sp6INGS. SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS. THE AZ
xEGHENY HEALTH AND REST RESORT, COLD
SULPHUR SPRINGS. BATH ALUM SPRINGS.
MOUNT ELLloTT SPRINGS. NIMROD HALL.
aILBoRO. ETC
Gtop-ovsr privilege at white sulphur Springs and
at OoyinEton. Va. for Virginia Hot springs.
ysstihuled. electr5c-lighted dining psrior and
slssring-car trains Leave Washington ESQ Pm.
sud I1saO pm daily. reaching resort stations
II fEom 10 hours.
Ekeurston Tickets, Pamphlets and summsr
Hcmes EpldeFs At ticket oazess. GO Iourteeath
street ssA Bie rsnnxytvania Aveuue
b. ": ggLLnR. q. r, \. wtssinsteA .. q.
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5THORNSBERRY..

July 2.-Born to Mr. and Mrs. Otis Collins June =, q girl.
 Quite q crowd from this place and Brush Creek attended the Children's Day exercises at Robi- son Sunday, and report nice time
 J.J. Arthars is stacking wheat in this neighborhood.
 Bob Holland and family visited at lis fathers Sunday.
 Nr. and Ms. Harlen Stroud, who lately lived at Rogers. are now living in the house recently vacated by Joe Kirkland.
 Quite q number from this place attended the picnic al Tontitown. Elmer Holland and family, visited at Joe Kirkland,s Satur- day night.
 The threshing machines will soon be in this neighberhoed.
 AUNT SARAH.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
OAK GROVE.

July 5.=There was q singing at=the home =ot Nils MeGamey last Sunday nlsht.
 Miss Florida Baker, of Bright water, k visiting her friend Bes- sic Nichols this week.
 Mr. GofleY,s baby =~aS quite sick but iS reported better at this writing.
 Al o5 the patriotic people in this vicinity attended the ce5e- bration 1t $ ngdafe the fourth of Jat4.
 Ne are needing rain in this vi- einity.
 Several Of the farmers around here have laid by their corn. They say there has seldom been better prospect for a good crop. James Tell left for Oklahoma one day this week. He expects 10 be away for some time.
 Miss Lula Young came down from Springfield, Mo, on d visit to her parents. We understand she expects to remain until fall. Aunt Sallie Rhinehart visited friends in this vicinity last week.
 MARI.
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ter of Mrs. JaneCraie and C1in- ton Ritter. eldest son of MT. and Mrs. Hugh Ritter, of Elm Springs, last Sunday evening al four o'clock at Gray Gables, the home 0: the brides mother. Miss Mary Craig welcomed the guests at the door and they were cordi- ally greeted by Mesdames Jane Cralg and Hugh Ritter. As the guests found their way to the parlors Miss Elda Lynch met them at the landing of the stairs and pinned white carnations on each. Punctually at four o'clock Miss Addia Lynch took her place at the organ to accompany her brother Charley in the beautiful love song "0h, Promise Ne, :. which he sang as tie bridal couple descended the stairs and took their places before d beauti- ful bank of decorations. The bride was gowned in q beautiful white null and carried a dainty bouquet. Rev. Gilmore of Elm Springs. officiated with simple ceremony, speaking tile words which bound these two young peoples lives in happy wedloek. \ shower of sincere and hearty congratulations followed the eer- emory, after which the guests were ushered into the dining room where they were served with good supper The bride is d young lady of q beautiful Woman- ly character and endeared herself 10 large circle ofz friends m the surrounding country. lie groom, whose entire lie las been spent near Elm Springs. possesses q character of sterling and manly qualities. He takes his bride to pretty, eozy cottage near his home town. They have tie best wishes of the entire com munity for a long fife of happi- neSs and prosperity.
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BLEWF0RD.

Jnl8 2-BiIl= =Adkisson. who lives oa Brush Gre. Zef1fare- ing his evaporation ILe=4S mak- ing | twice as large as Il WaS.
 Little GusSie Holland spent few days tIIe first part of last week with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Holland.
 Mrs. Ida Burnett was sick first of the week but is better.
 Miss Gonie and Oracle Thomp- son spent last Wednesday night with Elmer Hollands folks.
 Sam Webster is looking after business in Broken Arrow, l. T., 1t present.
 Mrs. ]. c. Ashbrooks is still on the sick list.
 Some of the Thornsberry boys seem 10 have quite an attraction down this way on Sunday.
 Quite a number of Harmon folks were with LIS last Sunday at Sunday School, but most of
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the BIewford folks We're gone some where else we suppose, at least they were not with Us.
 Uncle Charley Thompson has been quite sick but IS some better al thls writing.
 John Burnett is stacking wheat down on the Illinois river.
 Some of the folks from this place attended the singing al Harmon last night
 Nr. Barr, of No Wata, I. T., is making quite an extended eis- it in this neighborhood. Seems to Be some attraction.
 Mil NuStain went 10 see the Springda1e drawing Saturday.
 George Vernon writes back that he likes Colorado.
 George Burnett is going to work the roads this week. begin ming at the Italians on the Wi1- son place and working down the road toward Sawyer.
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W00DL AVN.
NJ lAR

July E Timmons is break ing d span of young mules to work.
 Our Sunday SehooE is going to have a picnic at this place Satur- day. tie 22nd. Everybody inyit- ed teattend and have q good time.
 The revival meeting at this place by Mrs. Creeeh begins Sun day. The people will build a large brush arbor and everybody is invited to attend.
 Some of our old bee tree hunters are busy coursing the honey bee to their rich treasures, with good success.
 Mrs. ]. T. Wilburn was on the sick last week, but IS now better.
 T. N. Buckley, r. Timmons and few other of our neigh bors are spending the fourth on Osage fishing today.
 Thomas Buckley, and Bert Me Master are in Caney, kalis., work ing at the oil wells instead of go- ing to the wheat fields.
 Wm. Parrish made flying trip to Springdale the Fourth of July on business and didn't even stop to see the large crowd ot people in town.
 Surrounded by relatives and dear friends, occurred the mar riage of Miss Kate Craig daugh-
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
CantipI4ed fratu sIxtH pdee

which she stated that they were not as well pleased with tile Lone Star State as with the Big Red Apple State . The Lone Star State is my native state, but l have formed quite an attach ment for Arkansas, too.
 Mir. and Mrs. Warren and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sebourne were presented with miniature Warrens and Sebournes recently.
 Hello J. c, F. P. is 0. K. Of course you don't understand.
 Mrs. Jim Yoes and son are on the sick list this week.
 It is reported that after the close of his meeting at Van Bur en Rev. Yoes will conduct pro- tracted meeting here.
 Winslow'is still progressing at a tremenduous pace. George Yoes will build a new drug store Mr. Sargent residence, and an- other man two business houses soon.
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cemetery. They all have friend s buried there.
 Our roads out this way are badly in need of a little work. Probably when crops are laid by and little leisure time Is gain- ed, they will fix them up for another big washout.
 Mrs. Bertha Locke who has been in poor health for long time, is still getting along very slowly and not improving very much.
 There was to have been | big show at Harmon Friday night, but on account of the rainy wealth CT t was postponed Tor couple of weeks. Then A1r. and Mrs. Greeeh will entertain their friends with their magic lantern and the awful scenes of the earthquake and destruction Of San Francisco.
 MAGGIE.
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Feel ding Doom.

The feeling of impending doom in minds Of many victims Of Bright's disease and diabetes has been changed to thankfaIness by the benefit derived from taking Foley's Kidney Cure. 1t will cure incipient BrightiS disease and diabetes and even in the worst cases gives comfort ana relief. Slight disorder are cured in few days
 l had diabetes in it's worst form. 7 Writes Marion Lee 0f Danreath, Ind. ..l tried eight physicians without re- lief Only three bottles gf FgleY.s Kidney Cure made ne q well man. J. F. Nelson
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
HARMON.

July Well, July is here 10 greet us and before We can hard- ly realize 1t 1t will be gone. As the years of our life roll on. the faster they seem 10 go.
 o. (. Wright lost another fine Yeafling last week.
 Ne want to be present and hear Mullg read his paper. as we know twill be worth listening to. Also the poem by the Winslow correspondent, Miss Nell Lee.
 Some of the Harmon class jour- neyed down 10 Sawyer Sunday evening and joined in helping the class sing al that place We HOW extend the invitation for them To come and sing with Us.
 Tobe Wright has set his hen baters again-no maybe 1t is an incubator but anyhow this IS the third time, and has 5 young chickens and the greater part Of them were matched in the old fashioned way.
 X big singing school begins at White Oak next Monday. Tom Divans will teach the school and has twenty scholars and others will attend part of the time.
 Miss Ruth Wirt, of Springdale, has been here trying to get up class in music. Haven't heard whether she succeeded in getting q class CT net.
 Protraeted meeting, conducted by Rev. Gilmore, will begin here the fifth Sunday in this month. Don't know just how long 1t will continue, owing to the interest though, l suppose. Come one and all and take a part.
 Some few from this place at tended the picnic at Tontitown last Thursday, and for fear our Woodlawn correspondent doesn't anti up will say there will be a picnic at Woodlawn July 14th.
 Yes. We heard some one say they We're going to write up few items from Wheeler. Come ahead friend and make one of the mum Der on August 1st. The more the merrier.
 Our miller, T (. Nation has gone along with others to help reap the bountiful harvest iii Kansas. So the people have to go to Johnson or Savoy to get their milling done.
 ]. l.. Brown and wife, c. H. Thompson and wife and Mrs Wright contemplate going to Sons Chapel the fourth Sunday in July and spend the day at the
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

Nature has Just one pigment on her palette with which she produces all the marvellous charms of beauty, and that one pigment Is the blood The shell pink beneath the finger nails, delicate rose of the cheek, the cherry ripeneSs of the lips the irridescent brilliance of the eyes are all produced by the blood. Just as the perma- hence Of d beautiful painting VIII de. pend upon tbe purity of the c0lors with which it Is painted, SD the per. manence of beauty depends 0n the purity 6f the blood. Paint, powder and cosmetics won't await t9 preserve beauty. beauty begins in the blood Dr Pieree's Golden Medical Diseoq- cry k true beautifier, because IL provides for nature that pure blood with which she alone can paint. The use of this medicine will cleanse the skin. heighten the complexion, bright en the eyes. and give to face and form that radiance of health which is the greatest charm of beauty. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are very ef- fectiye in rlddlng the system of clog ging residuum, which aecumulates With constipated habit.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
DEA I HSS.
 

Died at Ritzville, Wash, Sum- day, June r, 1900, $ p. r1., Ted dy Bryan Webster. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Webster of Seattle, aged 63 days, 16 hours. Buried in Mound Cemetery beside lis mother and little Wal ter Lee Webster, at , p. m. Mon- day, June 18th.
 For in heaven their angels do always behold the face of my Father which IS in heaven.
 " V
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

Stg0r and ChGertul- ness soon disappear N hen tie k Hiellfilea llfieav are out of order or d.is. eased
 Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that Il is not unco1 mon for q child to=l50 ofn afflicted with weak kidneys. Ii lIe
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

1t is always well to have box of salse in the house. Sunburns. cuts. bruises, piles and toils yield to De- Witt's Witch Hazel Salye Should keep box on hand at all times tn provide for emergencies. For years the standard, but followed by many imitators. Be sure yon get the gen nine DeWitt,s Witch Hazel Salve, Sold by II. 4. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

Try little KODOL FOR DYS- PEPSIA after your meals. See the effect 1t will produce on your general feeling by dlgesting your food and helping your stomach to get itself into shape. Many stomachs are overwork. ed to the point where It refuses to go further, kodol digeSts your food and gives your stomach the rest it needs, while it's reconstructiye properties get the stomach back into working order. kodol relieves tlatQlence, sour stomach, palpitatOn of the heart, belehing, ete. Sold by II. \, Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13
Women as We'll as Men Are Nlade Miserable by Kidney and
 Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble pteYs upon the mind, diseourages and lessensam ambition, beaatt ;,
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

The man who abuses his stomach is the man who abuses modern cookery.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

The man who goes out looking for trouble meets It half way.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

child urlHates too often, 1.-the urine scalds the flesh, or If, when the child reaches an age when 1t should he able to control the passage, Ii Is vet afflicted .--1Jt ting, depend dupon 1t, tiee sta cultg is kidney trouh'e @se step should be towards these important organs.
 trouble Is due to q diseased tssss
 the kidneys and bladder and nae U Labit as most people suppose.
 Women as well as men are made nlsefe able with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy The mild and the immediate effect oi Swamp-Root Is soon realized. II Is solo oy druggists, Ill fifty f1ttS- cent and one-dollar glIs,YE f a,s.:sss \: .s::ss size bottles. You may R.Ts.. E 2 ss...;s; ..;s; have a sample bottle ~s1s. ~alsE4s3 Gl.szss33ss1o 1 by mail free, also q Home Of swamp-Roos, pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Roo' including many of the thousands of test- monial letters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer X Co, Binghamton, N. Y, be sure and mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the ad- dress, Binghamton, N. Y, on every bottle.
The Springdale news., 1906-07-13

Johnson's Mill, toll, long and short
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New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
COLER TESTIFIES FOR MILES.
Witness for Defence in Trial of Sewer
Claims Case.

Borough President Coler and James F. Nc
Kinney the stand in the County Court,
Brooklyn. yesterday witnesses for the de-
fence in the trial of William o. Miles and the
five other men who are indicted with him for
having filed alleged fraudulent claims for dam
age done by overlooking sewers.
Mckinney was chief of the division Of law
and adjustment in the office of ex-Controller
Edward NJ. Grout. The Borough President oc-
cupied the stand for about two minutes Both
witnesses testified as TO the good character of
Martin ]. McMahon, who was one Of the chief
examiners of sewer claims. and who is charged
with having shown favor to claims filed by
Miles
Letters signed by Deputy Controller Phillips
We're exhibited prove that Miles had recoV-
cred in the municipal district court a larger
sum than that allowed on his claim by Nc
Mahon.
Controller Metz and ex-Controller Grout sat
with Borough President COler in court. They
were ready TO take the stand as witnesses for
the defence.
Tomorrow will be the second day of the de-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
NEW HOLLAND LINER.
Nieu7c amsterdam Makes Maiden
Trip from amsterdam.

The twin screw. steel steamer Nieuw Amsterdam
the latest addition to the feet of the Hoand-Amer-
ica Line arrived here yesterday her maiden
voyage from Rotterdam. She is a nine-day boat
and had difficulty in maintaining her schedule
from the home port. The steamer built
by Harland & Wolff. at Belfast. She had 80 first.
254 second and 1852 steerage passengers.
The Nieuw Amsterdam prints daily newspaper
made up chiefly of wireless reports from passing
steamers Excepting last Friday. the steamer
in daily communication with shore steamship
throughout the voyage
The Nieuw Amsterdam was not built to be flyer
Her builders sacrificed speed for comfort and even
casual glance over her luxurious cabins and
looms shows that the steamer is equipped with all
the appointments necessary for a comfortable voy-
age The new boat is 615 feet long beam of esIs
feet and a depth of IS feet. She has a registered
tonnage OF 1850 tons and 200 displacement
Two separate sets of quadruple expansion engines
of 10000 horsepower each, develop a speed of
sixteen and a half knots The promenade space is
one of the noticeable features covering area OF
500 square feet The steamer has five decks. The
decorative scheme in nearly all the saloons is
Of Dutch design, although a few departures I'm
japanese and Austrian decoration make a striking
the general effect. The new liner has
accommodations for 4J0 first $50 second and 1900
third class passengers.