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The Springdale news., 1906-01-19
|. Please Smile
 AND Look Pleasant

When d woman says l am racked With pain.e the word tracked recalls the days when they stretched the tender bodies ot women on the rack with rope and pulley 7ntil the very joints cracked.
 Fancy an attendant saving tn tho tor tnred woman. Please smile and look pleasant"
 And vet the woman tracked with pain,' k expected to smile through her agony and to make home happy. She can do il. It is against Nature. Generally speaking. the rdcking pains ot 1li-health such aS headache, backiche ana pear ing-down pains are related to derange- mentS or disorders of the organs dls- ffnrflv feminine. When this condition k removed the general health iS restored, and with health comes back the smile of happiness.
 Any woman may regain her health at home without offensive questlonlngs or examinations by the use of Dr. Fierce Fayorite Prescription. Sick women may consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free ot charge. Such letters are treated as sacredly confidential.
 Vt affords me pleasure to relate the won derful merits of your great medicines espe- elally your Favorite PTescfilption, I"rlas mrloes l.. Box 26e eMy wife has been using It Tor some time past. having suffered severely with bearing down pains, achlne III pack and many other complaints peculiar To women. She was very weak; could not a9 any heavy work washing but can do all kinds of work now. She Is soon to become "a a mother but we do not fear the result tas heretoforel. all due to your wonder-worker, Eavurite Prescription
 Your Pleasant Pellets are also worth many times their price, have used them for bilionsness and stomach trouble, and have found them tO be all that you ealth. They are my constant companions once used. always kept
The Springdale news., 1906-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS
The Yerkes Art Treasures

l ne efKeS Art treasures.
 Ry= the will of the late Charles r. Yer1es the collection of pictures and art objects in his New York residences. valued at about S5000,0O0, are to be preserved as public art galleries, 10 be known Is the Yerlles galleries. under the direction of the mayor of New York and tie Metropolitan Museum of Art Several millions were left for the founding of public hospital in the Bronx free to the poor Mrs Yerkes gets tAe bulk of the estate during her 1 life. ahd the children are well cared for. The estate is valued at between S120o0oe0 and Sf5.000.000 Rumors have persisted to the effect that AIr Yerkes had made other and later wills than the one which has been published. Date of White House Wedding.
 The president and Mrs. Roosevelt an nounred that the wedding of their daughter Mice and Mir. Longworth would lake place in the east room of the White House on Saturday. Feb. IT, II noon.
 Expulsion From White House.
 Mrs Minor Morris, wife of d dis charged government employee and sis ter of Representative Hull of Iowa, was foreibly put out of the White House and taken to q police station be cause she had insisted upon seeing the president and would not leave the place. Her purpose was to get her hus band reiHStated.
 Accidents.
 Word Was received from Vice Consul Wallace at Managua Nicaragua. that the city of Messaiha had been de stfoyea by an earthquake or an erup- ton of the volcano Santiago, at the | base of which the city is located The city has 10000 inhabitants This is the | volcano which was in violent eruption in September. 1905.
 The third explosion within six months ill the Pocohontas mining district of West Virginia occurred at Bluefields when without a moments warning twenty three miners were killed and eighteen injured.
 \ tornado at Albany. Ga killed two persons. seriously injured many and de str0yed many houses. Violent electric storms have interfered with the tele- graph service between north and south and the heaviest snowstorm since 1898 settled over the northwest, tying up railroad traffic for several days Deaths.
 Harrison W Weir. the famous Eng fish illustrator of childrens books, died at London, aged eighty-two.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-19
Women as We'll as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney and
 Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, diseourages and dlessensambition, beauty,
The Springdale news., 1906-01-19
IN UST RIAL
Bia Station Without Shed.

According to an article in the Archi- tectural Record the new Union station
The Springdale news., 1906-01-19

child urinates too often, If the urine scalds the flesh, or il. when the child reaches an age when Il should be able to control the passage, it IS yet afflicted with bed-wet ting, depend upon it, the ca9sc tftae diffi- culty is kidney trouble t,tc frs; step should be towards the satiIeat oi these important organs. TE.s unpleasant trouble Is due to diseased condition the kidneys and bladder and not to q habit as most people suppose
 Women as we'll as men are made mlser. 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. It is sol6 oy druggists, i'll fifty fr.t
 cent and onedolar sss'lIGTsys tt a |: sss-s .s:ss size bottles You may s. .s.st, ss.s;; have sample bottle -lssas az. l:s.ssf :ssss 7 by mail free, also a Home of swamp-Roos pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Roo+ including many of the thousands of testi- monial letters received from sufferers cured Ill writing Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, Binghamten, N, Y., be sure and mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilner,s Swamp-Root, and the ad- dress, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-19

Given away. The Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad- wiser is sent free on receipt eff stamps to pay expense of mailing oniB. The book con taius lo0s pages. over 700 illus tvations and several colored pi iatrS. send 2l one cent stamps for the paper-bound book, or 3l stamps for the clotil bound. Address Dr l.. Y. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-19
]" WITHOUT A PAIN, !"

writes Mary Shelton, of Poplar Bluft, Mo-, - can do my housework, although, before taking CARDUl, two doctors had done me no good. ean tfuthfully say was cured by CarAgi IWant every suffering lady to know of this wonderful medicine. {"
The Springdale news., 1906-01-19
Date of White House Wedding.

The president and Mrs. Roosevelt an nounced that the wedding of their daughter Alice and Mr. Longworth would take place in the east room of the White House on Saturday, Feb. r, II noon.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-19

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-26
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,hsugs. To- Tho rul-- ~ tho game which
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football Regarding rough play. u
SEEMED to 10 the unanimous opinion ~
those At the meeting that ans player
guilty Of such work should be ruIei out
of the game AZ ones.
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Ensnarin9
Victims
Steps Should Be Taken At
Once To Prevent Further
Trouble.

Here in Bennington as in other cit
les and towns. dyspepsia or stomach
troubles are ensnaring victims in a
most insidious way.
Use Mona now and soothe the irrit.
ated walls of the stomach and streng-
then the gastric follicles so that they
will pour out their daily supply of
digestive materials with regularity.
Then the headaches, sleeplessness,
specks before The eyes, poor appetite,
tired feelings and nervousness will
disappear and you can eat what you
want at any time you Ii.
Just one little tablet op 81 a 80 cent
box before meals for ~ days and
you will soon regain IL, 'ect health
and strength, and have no fear of in
digestion or stomach troubles. Ask
VIM L Gokay to show youthe guaran'
tee under which he sells this remedy.
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Erred on Eeu.dor.. pe.ce Party,

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador Jan. %
The troops at Riobamba of General
Garcia. the former president fired on
the peace commissioners sent Monday
from Guayaquil TO Quito, the capital.
killing one man and wounding two.
The rest proceeded to Quito. Peace
commissioners from Riobamba arrived
here and signed capitulation surren-
derlng l,iobamba to General Alfaro.
Captain Olmedo Alfaro. son of Gen
eral Alfaro, who came with the com
missioners, was accorded an enthusi-
astic reception. General Francois army
gave up their arms at Quito.
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CLEVELAND. -. Ian ~ Frank
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which b. drtiis,i that be- had told the
deputy shcgin Who served him with =
subpoena 70 appear ne = witness Ia con.
neciiou with ~. actipn ~ the state "
Missouri against 10. standard oii coin
pany that be- would refuse a. testify.
Nc. Rockefeller said 4 have mad,
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spond to q subpoena in this ease. A. n
law abiding citizen have always and
always expect To- respond 10 any proc.
ess ~ the courts
u have. however" he explained &c
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my connection with the oil business
ceased six years prior 10 the time &c
which his suit refers. AMI think that
he IL satisfied that have no inforina.
ton that would be Of any service To-
this litigation. but should he ask me to
appear ~ n witness will. Of course
respond"
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state banking TO He probed.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 26.-The news
that the assembly committee had de
cided to favor an investigation of the
banking department by joint special
committee on lines necessarily similar
to that carried on by the Armstrong
committee in the field of life insurance
produced sensation, and the matter
Is almost the sole topic of discussion
among the legislators here.
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Rsinins Leaves PeIi.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. ~ Paul aud
siockwood. winners OF the first two
races on the card. were the only sue.
cessful favorItes at the Fair grounds.
Raining Leaves was caught IN n Jam
and fell on tho last turn IN the second
race. Mint Leaf stumbled NJ the start
in the fifth. unsentins her rider. All
Scarlet refused 10 break and was left
NJ the post IN the last race.
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PhaIana At Oakland.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 20.--At to
I PhalaDx won by n neck from Equo-
rum Rex at Oakland. After n string
Of victories tho Henshall stable came
to grief In this race, Pronta finishing
next to last Hugh McGowan, the ia
vorite was beaten by Royalty
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Fnvor,,., suffer D.f.s, nj Ascot.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Jan. 26.-At
Ascot Ave fsvorites were bowled over
and the talent suffered disastrously in
the betting. Money Musk, at o to TO-
was the only successful favOrite. Gen
tie Harry, at IL to I, was the longest
priced winner.
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AGuARANrEED CURE FOR FILES.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding Protrudlng Piles
Druraists are authorized 10 refund money II
PA3S OINTMENT fails to cure In 20 II days
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british Parliament 90 Open Feb. 10,
LONDON. Jan. ~ 1t II officially an
nounced that King Edward and Queen
Alexandra will formally open parlla'
ment Feb. ~. The house Of commons
will assemble Feb. IL. when n speake
will be selected.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21

Dorhood. , miles northwest oi Fayetteville, Ark. This would make first class fruit and poul. try farm, the land lays rolling but not rough, has some flint rock. Price S700, F cash, balance or time at low rate of interest.
 So. This farm has 80 acres all Tn cultivation except 12 acres, farm fenced and cross fenced with posts and wire, ; acres in hog pasture fenced with woven fence, 17 acres strawberries, lG acres blackberries, 60 acres in orchard, 5000 4 to year old ap- pie trees standard varieties, 600 Elberta peach trees 2o00 ? year old apple trees, I roomed frame house, farm camp houses for berry pickers, log house : rooms, log and frame barn, build ings all Ill good condition, land lays smooth, this IS considered one ot the best fruit farms IT Washington county, S4000, Ii sold before Jan. lst. This Is . bargain and will make some man lots ol money. Berry crop this year was 1900 crates of strawber, ries that sold for % cents to S1 per crate at the station. 500 crate. of blaekberries that sold for Sl per crate, also raised 1000 bush els of corn, 200 bushels ol COW peas worth S1.50 per bushel. This land lays 5 miles northwest of Fayetteville, Ark. If this farm is we'll cared for 1t will pay for ltselt Ill 1 years and a good profit besides. Plenty of tinbeI on place for all purposes, : wells at house.
 S4 This IS known as the Young farm. This land lies 31z miles southeast of Springdale, Ark. 100 acres i'll cultivation, 20 acres in timber pasture, farm fenced in } fields with good posts and wire fence, land in cultivation lays sloping to the south and west, has 1000 } to { year old peach trees, 1400 apple trees 4 years old, Is acres in oak timber, has two small houses, 1 has } rooms, the other , rooms, , barns 1 frame log, this is one of the best farms i'll tile neighborhood, 1 mile from church and school, on rural route and good road. Price S60 per acre, E cash.
 1. 400 acres 715 miles northeast of Springdale, Ark. 200 acres in valley l and 200 acres in pasture, roomed house, good tenant house, 2 large barns,
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21

fine spring at the house that af- lords abundant water for any amount of stock, farm has 75 acres i'll meadow, 150 head of cat tie from 1 to l years old, all kinds of farm machinery necessary to run farm, this IS ole of the finest stock and farm ranches in the county. Price S7500.
 100 acres miles north of Springdale, 1 roomed house frame, frame barn, and good out buildings, land lays on public road, with rural route, 65 acres under blow, 5 in timber watered by we'll and spring, has 300 bear ing apple trees. Price S2200. This price IS good until Jan. 1, 1907. 34 mile from school and church.
 120 acres, 70 acres under blow, 30 acres in timber, 5 room log house, log and frame barn, fenced with posts and wire and rails. Watered by we'll and springs, 20 acres in orchard 1 to 1 , years old, land lays rolling but not rough, good school with III z mile. Price S25 per acre until Jan. 1, 1907.
 acre tract , miles west of Springdale, Ark, all set to bear ing fruit, 5 roomed frame resi- dence, with frame barn, 5 acres ln apple and peach trees, 1z acre ln strawberries, raspberries, black berries, 15 acre reserved for gar- den, barn and house on 1t. This is one of the most desirable tracts that we have been able to place on our list and 1t will no doubt be sold in very short time. Price 5000. One half cash, bal ance at 8 per cent. This place thls year paid net profit of 25 percent on present price.
 so acres known as the Harmon place. SO acres 7 miles from k. k. good 5 roomed frame residence and frame barn, 40 acres in bear ing orchard, all nice smooth level land free from rocks, on good public road, 1a mile from good inland town, farm fenced with post and wire. Price S2OOO. $500 cash, balance s per cent terms to suit the person.
 52. The farm lies s miles south of Siloam Springs, Ark, 50 acres s acres bottom land, Is acres timber, , roomed frame house, spring of water at the house, this land lays one-half mile from pulp lie road. Price $500, # cash.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21
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 LIST OF LANDS OWNED CO.,

|. 92 acres E mile from Springdale, 80 acres under culti- vation Ill orchard and meadow; 1900 bearing apple trees, stand ard varieties, s to 12 years old, this years crop of apples 1900 bar rels III cold storage, 500 bushels second grade, 40 tons of hay, 100 bushels of corn. This farm IS fenced with posts and wire, has splendid 5 roomed house. , large frame barns, buildings all newly painted. Farm is fenced Ill 1 fields, . acres III timber, good well this farm Is on one of the best public roads in the county, in city school district-Springdale has one of the best pubic schools in Northwest Arkansas, churches of all denominations, good lodges, 1900 inhabitants, and N ole of tile largest shipping stations on the railroad between Monett and Fort Smith. Price S7,O0o, one-half cash, balance , yers at x per cent. The apples alone will pay for this farm in : years.
 40 acres, known as the Cau- dle farm. In city limits, all nice smooth level land, free from rock 5000 , year old apple trees, 40o ten year old apple trees, produced this year 300 barrels of apples. This land is all under cultivation except } acres, good posts and wire fences, new f roomed frame house, new frame barn 24x2S feet, room for I horses, good corn bin and wagon shed. Has a good we'll at house. This IS one oi the best located tracts joining the city. Price S4,0o0, Z cash.
 5 acres inside city limits of Springdale, all set to apple and peach trees, this farm is known as Picnic Addition, joins farm No. 40 on the south. This tract of land will no doubt be valuable m short time as resident dis trict. Price s, soc, terms on application.
 45 acres lying , miles west of Springdale, on good road, has new 4 roomed frame residence, newly painted, papered and in good condition, has good cellar 1Ox12xS feet, has good frame chicken house, wagon shed and large berry shed, 400 bearing ap- pie trees F years old, 2,5OO FL beta peach trees now old enough to bear, 200 cherry trees year old, 6 acres wberries , years old. This lays smooth ard free from rocks with the exception of