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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-27
A new MINERAL
COMPANY ORGANIZED
Composed Of Local Men To Operate the
leandeT- White Mine
OTHER MINING NEWS OF INTEREST

j. NJ. Persons the well known
mining man has organized a COM
pany to take over the Leander White
mine, which was opened and operat-
ed by the Louisville Marion Mining
Co., last year. The new company
met and oiganized Tuesday night
and elected the following officers:
L. H, James, president.
r. L. Moore. vice president.
G. 4. Weldon, secy. and treas.
j. NJ. Persons, general manager,
The directors will be elected at
the next meeting.
The stock holders and organizers
are the following:
Thos. Clifton,
VIM. Gopher,
H. f. Morris,
G. C. Gray,
JIM Persons,
G. E. Weldon,
R. L. Moore,
L. H. James,
j. G. Rochester.
W. o. Radcliffe has been appoint
ed superintendent of the Edwards
mine. The shaft is now down So
feet. They have commenced wash
ing spar, and will begin mining in a
few days.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-27
Marriage License

j. N. Towery and Mrs. Docie Nor
gan.
j. A. Harmon aud Belle Robert
son.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-27
DISCUSSION ON THE
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
interesting Facts and Instructive Hints ON
This Important Work
BY REV. JAMES F. PRICE

A profitable discussion on each
subject on the program ought to en-
brace:
l. Its importance.
2. Its purpose, or why.
3. Its time, or when.
4. Its method, or how.
No truth is more apparent in edu-
cation than this: If teacher does
not clearly understand mot remem-
ber) why he is dong any work in
hand, his work will be lifeless; his
method will be borrowed, not origi-
mated.
THE PURPOSE OF EACH STUDY.
That the why of school studies is
not understood as it should be by
teachers generally can be demonstra-
ted to any observer in two ways.
First, let him ask himself to tell
himself without hating why reading,
writing, arithmetic, geography, etc.,
compose the curriculum. He will
have to confess that his self exami-
nation has proved that his knowledge
is not what it should be. Second,
let him take the opinion in writing
or otherwise of several teachers upon
the relative importance of arithmetic
and geography. The result may ex-
hibit choas that we ought all to be
ashamed Of
Washington telegraph., 1906-02-02
vaandxM Prayer Ansy4ered..

A SeStGh minister found Sandy, the
cobbler, &oSkias sad and asked him
what tho trouble was. IT'S sair
thing that's Hoins to happen to me"
said Sandy. ~''1'he sweep's ta'en the
hoose over ma Held, and maun turn
oot net week" - am very sorry to
hesr th!s, Sandy" said the minister
"Perhaps you might make it a matter
of 3rcver." "A 2weel a nicht do
ttss." ss'd Sandy. Some days later
Il q o;Stel found SaHav hammering
2aw ., cteGri =: er. I'm glad
ne 49, 'o-H'rr n'cre hor"fal,"
ass -. 'ffu ny, meenis-
ee ''a as ye tell"
80. waeu's '.'1 "
Washington telegraph., 1906-02-02
u. Agents FOR Woven Wire Fence,
-';,.1 an, Cement, Plaster and HAIR
<r'y tstonGence solicited,

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Washington telegraph., 1906-02-02
rHE1 HAD NET BEFORE.
BUSINESS Mans lntroductioh -oae eioed',
Hun1cro<4e,


The. most cafsous break ever
made" said a young bussnosA man the
other day "wds at my clubs was IN
the library taking with n man who
was In my class at college and whom
I knew intimately. AS we were SIT
ting there in walked another member
Of the club whom we both knew. We
both greeted him. Then the conYer-
sation continued, only three were IN
It instead OF two Suddenly it oc-
turred to me that perhaps my two
friends had not been introduced. Beg
PARDON said; I suppose you men
kno% teach other. Mr.. s., blr.
T They laughed, but they grave
Iy ehoo% hands snd'said they were ac'
qualnted, ard sll tbat sort OF thing.
and then tney looked at me and
laughed again, only harder than be-
fora. Then Il an dawned OH me. Tho
newcomer bore q frtrly strong rescm-
blance to another n1en whoa c!so J
knew, well st college, and had as
su;ned, not having looked at him close
r.. that he vas this man, Bnt he
wasn't aftsr all, and the man had
introduced him TO was hIs OWE
Sarothor."
Washington telegraph., 1906-02-02

We are gaoA.,1IZed r. ilEH0Nlll,
" f41
rs a candidate for tn eGee III ii
cult CitTf. and ieodfGer at tf@na
stead County subject to the actiea
Of the democratic palcy
Washington telegraph., 1906-02-02
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COUNTY, CAEkK.
w a,Ire authorized. to announce
H. b. MOAFN

OF Washington @tets candidate Tor
County and Probate Clerk, subject
to the action OF Tie Democratic
party
Washington telegraph., 1906-02-02
Assess oli.t.
We are ausAofil-0 10 anno0nco

We are authorized TO unn6ouc.'
4. 4. nolt
as u canaidate fUr assessor oE
Hen.pstead count subject to The
actionof tIe democratic party,
Washington telegraph., 1906-02-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS-.

We srn authorized to announce
HON MtSOE WALLACE
OF E}D.trat!o as Il candidate for
Congress from the SevesSh Con-
gressional District ef ,Erkansas,
asubiee: 30 aetioEsof the'DGmucraile
Party.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29
ELrst M. E. Church.

Business meeting of the league next Tuesday night.
 Our congregation contains many new faces now a-daYS.
 A Children ; Day program is being prepared for next sunday night week.
 The Junior League has been meet Ing on Monday afternoons lately but will return to Sunday at ;.
 MT. T. A. Winkleman, district Ep. worth League President, was up from Fayetteville Tuesday evening.
 A Dunkard Convention is reported to have forbidden JheIF members to use telephones and automobiles. Certainly. The Apostles had no such things.
 A distrit conference and Epworth League convention Will be he'd here the last four days of August.
 A wedding occurred sunday after- noon at the parsonage which united Miss Vera E. Bison and Mf H. Clyde Richie. The bride is one of our val ued young members, and the groom is well known. They go to Lincoln to make their home. We extend con- gratulations and our best wishes fol- low them.
 Bro. Palmer will preach next Sun day, and pastor will preach to the children at night.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29
CROPS AND MAR KITS.

<. |. Stokes brought in bunch of n4ce peaches the other daY from his farm south of town. variety unknown. They were smooth. nicely c040Fed, the meat being yellow Mr. StakeS re- ports that his Elberta trees have far crop, the trees being large and were not cultivated 0r sprayed.
 W. |. Brogdon brought to The News office Tuesday twig from young Yellow Transparent tree. lter ally loaded with apples. The fruit was all perfect. in size and shape Mir BrOgdon. who IS probably 6ne of the best posted apple men 10 this section, says we are gong to have record breaking crop this year. He has been in communication with the apple growing sections in the north and east and they will also have big crops. The same report comes from the fruit section of New Mexico.
 A meeting of the apple shippers of Northwest Arkansas was held at Gravett Monday afternoon, called to discuss matters of mutual interest. the meeting being well attended, W. l.. brogdon representing Springdale. The shippers are endeav0ring J0 have the Frisco and Kansas City Southern railroads restore the emer- gency rate of 1905. The following committee was appointed to prepare a petition for inspection at meeting to be held at Rogers next Monday afternoon at l:30. E. II. Bryan, Fay etteville, ". 5. Brogdon. Springdale. j. D. Bryan, Bent0nvil1e. Al the meeting at Rogers a committee will be appointed to visit Kansas City and St. Louis and lay the matter before the railroad officials.
 The present rate on apples to Texas common points is 58 cents, and the shippers are asking for the emergency rate 0f 1905, which was 5 cents It is claimed that unless this rate IS secured it will not De possible to move the large crop Tn this section. Ship
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29

ta run through the cut an the other side If the creek. IL Is < very heavy grade from tne creek ta the cut. | be- ing ; per cent and U makes Jne aia critteT pull to climb it. They nave the track completed tQ the Pryor place about miles northeast of here. There has been quite pull for the depot here lately. some want 1t near the creek while others want 1t near the cave, but w. K. Feker, president of the road, has not made his mind known as to where the depot will be. Phillips and SanduSky claim the freight depot will be where the Ben- tonyille and Elm Springs road crosses the railroad because they had their first bill of freight shipped over that line Friday and was delivered at the cross roads.
 Squire ]. C. Robertson, of Elm Springs. recently purchased the acre tract uf land from Bud Barnes, con- sideration, $500. We regret to see MT. Barnes leave but we extend to MT. Robertson hearty welcome, how ever the changes will hot De made till fall MT. Rogers Will probably % u Rogers or BentOnFAIe.
 W. ]. Haadley lad the misfortune to have d tine calf run into the wire and cut up very badly but will prcba- bly, recover.
 Johnnie Harrls while frolicing around spralned his ankle pretty badly which has caused him to go limping about for the past few days.
 The Ghildrenis Day exercises at Bethesda Sunday were well attended by all ages and sizes.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Ed. Allen, g fine boy on the night of the 18th Inst. All doing well except Ed, who looks about 10 years older and great deal the wiser.
 Roy Reed was in Bentonyille Fri day and Saturday.
 We could hear the thrasher whistle Saturday preparing to begin thrash ing today. It will begin the season at Steve Gr1msleY's.
 Thos. Nail. of Johnson, ana ". ]. ] Bradley, of near Elm Springs, were ! visiting relatives in this part Sunday.
 There was quite number of sight seers at Cave Springs sunday evening.
 It beng her sixtieth birthday her children gave Mrs. Shatler d surprise birthday dinner sunday in which many participated.
 Miss Eula Reed and brother, Homer. of Goad Springs, visited at their brother Roy Reeds Saturday night and Sunday.
 There was an ice cream supper at Steve Grimsley's Friday night, the net proceeds being about S7.50. pret- | ty good for country undertaking.
 Strawberry, of Goad Springs, you did very well for the first Come again.
 And what has become of "Maybees, l the Mayteld correspondent.
 We long for that first day of August to roll around so we scrioeS may all meet and form regular organlZation. In cooperation there is strength.
 0RY DREE.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29
Mortgages s ale.

Whereas 0n une 18th, I4Qa, | E. Field unmarried by a certain mort gage made and executed bY |. l.. Field on the I9th day Of June. l905. and filed for record 0n the sth day Of August AZD, 1905. in book 113, page II of the record of
 Washington County. ARKANSAS, was iastly indebted te E. E. Chewning in the sum of six hundred dollars 5000 and on said day t0 secure the pay ment of said sum of money, made and executed, acknOw wledged, deliver cd to the said R. E. Chewning his mortgage on the following real estate in Washington County Arkansas, to wit. The south half of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter, ana all that part of the east half of the south west quarter lying on the Up bench of the mountain, ali Of the above land being in section four | m township seventeen l11 North, range twenty nine ~ west. A lS0 the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section nine 2 in township seventeen II7A north 01 range twentY-nine 29I west. And whereas, by the term 0f said mortgage and the notes secured thereby said indebtedness was due ana payable June I9th. 1906. from date thereof, together with the interest at ten l0J percent per annum Sid ln- debtednesS IS past due and with the accumulated interest is unpaid. and whereas sad mortgage among other things contained provision that If said indebtedness was not paid when due, the mortgagee was authorized and empowered, after thirty days nO- tiee in some newspaper published in said county t0 sell the said real estate
 at the front door of the court house in the city Of Fayetteville, Arkan- sas Now therefore l, R. E. Chew ming mortgagee dfore said, by virtue of the power and authority in me vested by the terms and provisions of sald mortgage, will on the 3lst day of July, 1906, and within lawful hours sell to the highest and best bidder for cash, at the front door of the court house in the city of Fayetteville, Washington County. Arkansas, all the said real estate above described. Witness my hand this 9th day of June 1908
 l.. F. CHEWING. Mdrtgagee.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29

June 25-Don Davis returned home last week from some point over on the St Paul Rail Road. Don IS thinking of spreading out more ex- tensively n the apple business this season.
 rrank and Miss Lee Waves attend ed commencement at Fayetteville last week. They report a pleasant time.
 Miss Erin Moore of Cincinnatti, Arkansas, came up latter part of last week on visit to friends.
 c. c. Elrod. of siloam Springs, sun day School Missionary, was in Lowell latter part of last week in tbe inter- est of his mission.
 J. F. Horton of this place was made to reiOIce last week on account of the good news received from the chief Of police of San Francisco that his son William was still alive. This is the first news from this boy since the great disaster in that country. The Lowell ball team went over to Sloan Springs Friday to play tbe boys at that place. Our boys were de- feated both games Friday they stood to sand Saturday Il to I2 in ia ver of Sloan at the end of twelve in- nings There seemed to be some dis satisfaction over the management of things.
 Dr. and Miss Una Greene left Sun- day morning to visit few days with relatives down at Prairie Grove.
 Thanks, Mully. If you and I are placed in the same cage satisfied we can burst the bars asunder.
 Miss Nan Lloyd of Center Corner vis- ited friends in Lowell last week while looking for barrel of dishes.
 Mss aWanita of Silent Grove was a pleasant caller among her friends in Lowell recently.
 Mrs. ]. F. Phillips returned Sunday after weeks stay with friends down at Wager.
 Mrs. Met Estus, who has been mak- Ing her home at Rogers, returned to this place Saturday.
 J. E. Corbin, of Tontltown, came to Lowell Saturday evening and took the train Sunday morning for Joplin, Mo.
 Judge Main held court in Lowell Saturday and presided with dignity, characteristic of hls position. This was the third and last trial between A. F. Ford and c. W. Mallory over the renting of some land. The former obtained Judgment over the latter for $75. GO
 We wended our way down to tha, cotton convention at Monte Ne and listened to the proce edings of that honorable body. There were not as many states represented as was ex pected, but those present were very enthusiastic in their work.
 17Xpa
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29
Madiscn County.
speelal Correspondence b -zhe New.
LONE STAR.

June 26-This part of the country has a fine prospect for apples.
 Lawerence Philips went to Spring dale Tuesday 9n business.
 Winfield Jones, who is working at his saw mil at Trough Springs, came home on visit 10 his family Friday and returned sunday
 Riley Sanders went 10 SpTingdale last week and purchased 2 new bug gy. l guess ne viii be driving to Colbaugh of Sundays.
 Mrs John Hammond bas zone t0 to Springdale t1 be treated " Dr. Martin.
 Mrs. Wes Austin died ID the 20th near Cottage Hlh and wa, buried at the family grave yard. Has laughter Mrs Blackburn left Saturday for her home D California.
 Wash Tucker failed Hl Dis ap- p3intmentat Lone Star iast sunday.
 There are two telephone systems ter0ugh here and another one started.
 Grandma Sanders is nat very well this week.
 Nelle Phillips is confined U her bed thls week on account Of q very sore boll on her knee.
 Two more bee trees found, one by Frank Phillips, and one by Melvin Cook
 Bill Horns son was drowned on the 223rd of this month, and was buried the following day at Hickory Grove cemetery.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29
Programme Of Exercises.

w. c. T. D. meeting to be held al , o'clock D. n. Monday. July , la06 Subjects: Character Sketch of Mary H. Hunt, by Mrs. Newcom6.
 Reading of State :. T. l. law and law governing teachers, by Mrs. Sur divant.
 Mothers and public schools, by Mrs. Kidd.
 The subjects of The effects of S. T. 1. Seaehing on Habit, also ''on voting will be discussed.
 The meeting will be held at the residence of Mrs H. |. Palmer, in the Mary E. DeaVer home. All mothers who are interested in the study of these subjects are invited 10 be pres- ent.
 Mrs H. (. Palmer, President.
 Mrs. Maggie Thompson Secretary.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29
CAVE SPRINGS.

June 25.-The roads had again be. come dusty when they were again settled by welcome shower Saturday night.
 The railroad is again ready for the train to run over Steel laying be- gan again Wednesday and lasted the remainder of the week, the bridge was also completed Wednesday across Little Osage and the train has begun
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29
CHURCH AND SOCIETY.

The Young Peoples Society of Chris tian Endeasor of Prairie GroyewilIar- rive in Springdale sunday afternoon and will be guests for the evening ot the Christian Eadeavor of the Chris tan church. On account Of the late hour at which this information was received The News is unable to give any of the program for their enter tainment. bal We feel safe in saying that the Springdale people vii make t nleaSdni f9r them.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29
Notice For Publication.
Department 9f the lnterior,

Department gf the Interior, Land gffee a5 Harrison. Ark.
 June I>, Ia9G Notice is nere5y gwen that the fol- lowing named setter has lied notice 5f Dis intention t0 make final proof in support If his claim, and that said proof Will be made before the County Clerk If Washington County at Fay etteville, Ark. 0n July 25, 1906 viz; William II. Lane II. E. 26l0l for the \. F. x, E. see. 9. twp. F N, k. % W.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land, viz: James Blakem0re, Edmund Blake more, sherman Porter. Leonard Sher- IY, all Qf sonora, Ark.
 JOIN 1. WoRTHINGToN,
 Register Jones' -CrayensA A bstract Co. Attorneys.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29

pers in the Missouri River valley have q rate of l3. cents to St. Paul, Mime apois, etc, and thelr rate to Texas is the same as ours, while We have to pay 423 cents to get into the St. Paul and Minneapolis markets. 1t will be seen that in this arrangement an in- justice is done our shippers and they are placed at big disadvantage They are kept cut of the markets of the Missouri valley shippers by eXces- sive freight rates, while the latter are permitted to enter the natural mar kets Texas 0f the shippers in this section on account of the freight rates being the same.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29
H. F. CHENEY, Springdale, Ark
w arninu Order.

Washington Ghancery Court. Aug HSt term !aa6 -ordeIia NJ. Bair1 plaintiff
 VS James <. Baird. defendant The defendant. James =. BaIrd, iS warned to appear in thls Court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff. Gardelia NJ. baifd. Witness my hand and the seal Of sad Court this June r. lgda.
 GEo. J. RoDGE&S Clerk.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29

Ribbons Ribbons, Ribbons! Numbers 70, 60 and so on Satur- day, the 30th, and Monday at 10 cents per yard, at The Racke [ Store.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29
Frisco Excursion Bulletins.

Account 4th of July We will sell round trip tickets to points where the fare is hot over & 60 at one and one third fare for the round trip. Tick cts CD sale July 3rd and 4th. Return limit July eth
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29

Our ice cream is the best in the city. Only pure cream used in 1t. Gall and be convinced,
 H. A. DAILY, the Pioneer Druggist.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29
Bentoft County.

Spee.al Correspondence ta The News.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29

Miss Erin Moore of Cincinnatti, Arkansas, came up latter part of last week on a visit to friends.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29

frank and Miss Lee Waves attend ed commencement at Fayetteville last week. They report a pleasant time
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29

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The Springdale news., 1906-06-29
LOWELL.

June 25-Don Davis returned home last week from some point over on the St. Paul Rail Road. Don IS thinking of spreading out more ex- tensivelY in the apple business this season.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29

C. c. Elrod. of Siloam Springs, sun day School Missionary, was in Lowell latter part of last week in the inter. est of his mission.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-29

Jones' -CrayensA A bstract Co. Attorneys
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Be sure your

ments by the Treasury than in the pre-
YiouR week. and also 10 losses by the
banks through shipments Of gold to Mexi-
co and 10 Argentina.
The cash gain, as officially reported.
was SO, Jol 100. The deposits increased ST.
14S @Do-chiefy as the result OF an eNpan-
sion OF S6.Sl7,S $50 Ia loans-and the re-
quired reserve against general deposits
was augmented 81 ,ISj. 80 deducting from
which the gain in cash, as above, left
S9SI. .725 as the decrease I'm surplus reserve
to Sl5,S2c so. Computed upon the basis or
deposits less these OF SSol6,3on public
funds The surplus is 81 95s ,S2j.
1T may bc noted that the statement
failed TO make good proof the sum OF
the increase OF loans and OF each being
81 g75UlD more than The gain In deposits
Il is also noteworthy that the deposits
were greater by IS. 800 than the Loans
lp tho previous week this excess wax So
80 Su0. Considering the fact that there
was extensive liquidation OF speculative
accounts In the stock market last week
the loan expansion or Sl5.5l7 500 as above
was somewhat surprising 1t may be aC-
counted FOR, however by the increased
borrowing for lNcd periods"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
Stock Market Letters.

James A. Pollock & Co. stock and grain
brokers. West Second South street make
public the following letters on the stock
market.
Logan * Bryan, New York. say; The
market closed lower and weak. In carly
dealings the tone throughout was strong.
but the bank statement evidently was not
To the liking of the Street. The large loss
in reserve was more than looked for and
resulted In heavy selling pressure I'm the
last half hour. Amalgamated Copper and
Baltimore X Ohio were the leaders in
point OF strength. Undoubtedly a desire
to clean up over Sunday contributed I'm
part To the selling Stocks have been well
distributed: public interest Is greater than
II has been and stocks are being bought
on the setbacks with quite a little conf
drnce. this better feeling being based on
money conditions We would avoid get
ting enthusia stic on the bulges IL is stln
great big market. well supported on de-
Clipcs. and confidence OF the big people
seems in no way impaired "