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Evening journal., 1907-09-18
DIR. HORACE BRADLEY
INDICTED BY GRAND JURY

An indictment charging him with the
second degree murder Of l9-year-old Irma
=. Dodd, late OF Ellendale, Sussex county.
was returned against Dr. Horace Bradley.
a west g de physician by tho New Castle
county grand jury shortly before ! o'clock
this afternoon.
DR. Bradley was arrested early this
afternoon on a warrant issued by the
court
The indictment alleges that the crime
was committed here on July 20 OF tho
present year. Tho young girl died ON
August "a in the private sanitarium OF
Mrs. r. A. Walter. No zi West street TO
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
HALLOWEEN TO
BE CITY FAIR

At the meeting OF the Halloween Com
mittee last night at the Democratic
League, a committee was appointed to
wait on Mayor Wilson relative TO having
the celebration made an official municipal
affair.
ofhcers of most of the fire companies
were present asd expressed willingness
for the various companies to participate
in a parade provided music is furnished
them. Other plans also were talked over.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
IndestruetIbIIltv Of Mstter.

It is generally understood that the
founder Of the doctrine Of the con.
seryation Of matter, which asserts
that. an appearances to the contrary
Notwithstanding. in all chemical
changes no matter is ever lost or an
initiated. was the French chemist
philosopher Lavaisier, who was born
IN 1T43 and guillotined by the revo-
lutlonists in lT94.-New York Ameri.
can.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Democrate Carry Oklahoma.

GUTHRIE. OKLA, Sept. 1S.-Returns
from the election yesterday IN Okla
homa and Indian Territory indicate
to certainty that the constitution hao
been accepted. that prohibition has
carried and that c. n. Haskell Demo
crat, has been elected governor.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
IS NOW
PARTLY CONSCIOUS

The condition of Joseph Gibson, who
fell from a Peoples line car on Mon
day night, was reported 10 be slightly
improved to-day. The physicians at
the Delaware Hospital now have slight
hopes of his recovery. He has partly
regained consciousness.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
LICENSE COMMITTEE
DON'T FORGET MAINE
Items From the Pine Tree State
IOWA is PROSPEROUS IF WET
A Bishop on Intemperance

lar bars We're open and doing business
and from the appearance of things l
thought that the kitchen dives were
having a good trade also
THE usual watchers were outside
the doors and some Of them knew me.
While walking by one place on Centre
street the watcher bumped into me
with the remark, Nothing doing I
went inside and found eighteen men
standing up 10 a bar drinking
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
To Award submarine Contracts

WASHINGTON. Sept. Secretary
OF the Navy Metcalf expects to soon
award contracts for supplying the
navy with as many submarine boats
as can be purcased for S3,O00,000
Evening journal., 1907-09-18

There are in London a round dozen
churches named after st. Mary. nearly
all of them belonging TO a single group
closely packed together, showing that
they all came from the one great par
ish of Aldermary.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Died at County HospitaI.

John Foster. aged GO an inmate of
the New Castle County Hospital, died
lat that institution yesterday. He was
from Middletown and had been in the
institution three months.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
A PLOT
TO KILL SULTAN
ny THE JOURNALS Special wire.

TANGIER. Sept. 1S.-Vizier Bonda-
houn, administrator of the state do
mains. has been arrested charged with
being the ringleader in a plot to xiii
the sultan. he was sent back 10 Fez
loaded down with chains and will De
rnastad in oil IL "a axnantad-
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
No Ia on Tom bstones.

II you buy from us we pay the tax.
All we ask you to do is TO order be-
fore October 1st and you win save 8
per cent. from the regular price. River
view Monumental Works, adjoining
Riverview Cemetery.e
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
PACT
OF CHILDREN

YOUNGSTOWN. O., Sept. 1S.-Min
creek is being dragged to-day in an
effort to discover whether or not Ar
thur Ellenberger aged IL. and his Sis
Ada, aged Is, kept their promise to die
together. When Mrs. w. W. Ellen
berger returned asst night from the
store she found a note on the kitchen
table signed by the children. It read:
I'VE are desperate and respondent We
are going TO kill ourselves. Youu find
us in the water by Mil Greek Park"
Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Sixty Railroads Accused.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 1S.-Sixty Of
the leading railroads and steamship
lines are charged with disc-. i.;aation
by the Forest City Freight bureau, OF
Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18

Jap Ambassador May Resign.
BERLIN. Sept. 1S.-It is said that
Count 1nouye. the Japanese ambassa-
dor to Germany, will resign his post
and Viscount Aoki may succeed him.
Evening journal., 1907-09-18

sasSs were ass. -eODper-bcttomsd" n
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The Carlisle independent., 1907-10-24
All the fall styles of Mccall

All the fall styles of Mccall patterns at Nichols. You can get your fall suit at the Mercantile. Go.
 You can get the very best work gloves at Mercantile Co.
 Grandma Washing Powder always on hand B. D. Muzzy.
 NJ. B. Moore is having a spaci- oas grainery pat up at the rear of Proctor &1 Co.'S. lumber sheds.
 Ladies Gloves, best Neck wear Yelling &c.-in abundence at Nichols.
 Mrs. T. o. King, who has been quite sick for several days is reported some better.
 AIr. and Mrs. Frank Young blood. living east of town are the happy parents of a big baby boy who took up board with them few days ago.
 J c. Crane has returned from Nashyill, Tenn. where he enter ed the dentistry department of the Vanderbilt Uniyel sity a few weeks ago. We regret that i circumstances gre such that he is unable to attend school this year.
 The | F. r. Club met with the Misses Cook on Friday last, with full attendance. Three new members were initiated. Miss Floy Echlin, Misses Bess and Lola Brewer. 1t l0.30 the club adjourned to meet wish Miss Bessie Echlin.
 Mir. Fred Bennett and Miss Goldie Warner, living northwest of town were united in marriage before crowd of friends and relatives at the home of the brides parents on Sunday Octo- Der 9th. They are among that sections best young people and the Independent offers congratu- lations.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-10-24
LOCAL NEWS

Arrived Boys School Suits at Buechley's.
 New package Evaporated Pea ches at Bueohlcys?
 D. E Hackney will pay the highest price for Veal.
 B. D. Mnzzy will trade d pony mare for cotton seed or corn.
 When you have veal to sell It will pay you to see DE. Hackney Miss Emma Manahan has our thanks for cash on subscription.
 Geo. Campbell, living south of town was pleasant caller Tues day.
 FoR SALE ine Registered Poland China Male Hog. ". II. Rust, Hazen, Ark.
 B. D. Muzzy will trade pony mare for good medium sized mare and pay difference.
 LOST \ gold watch pin. Fin der will please return same to Miss Irene King and be reward ed.
 Just received at Buechleys =  \ fail line of boys caps, suits, underwear of all kinds, fascina- tors, gloves &c.
 When your relatives or friends visit you. o. you know of any other item of news, telephone us. Ve will appreciate it.
 Dr. ]. Nj. Childers. of Watten sas was shopping in town yester- day. He has our thanks for a dollar on subscription.
 Read the Advertisements in the Independent and see what our progressive business men have to offer you at bargsin.
 LosT-G,a a.ls.-i Fair Ground Envel- ope cont g papers of regis tered stock. Finder will please return to GA. Celvin md receive reward.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-10-24

\. ". Rochell, living northeast of town came in Tuesday and advanced his subscription a year, for which ha has our thanks.
 Misses Kathleen Cook and Vernette Thomason, of DeFalls Bluff were in attendance at the Ker- Fields Minstrel here Tues- day night.
 We are glad to note the i'm proved condition of our good friend J. R. Moery, living south of town, who has been very ill for several weeks.
 Poor shoes ar& &dear at any price. If you buy Star Brand Shoes you get good, all leather shoes at a medium price. A fuii stock now on hand at Buechleys.
 We paid the churches of Carli- sle and vicinity ne2rly 5000 as per centage on our August cash sales. Help your church.
 Carlisle Mercantile Ce.
 When you come to the table does your wife have a fFown on her face: If so she has poor bread Buy Choctow four and she will meet yea with smile. H. l. Buechley's
 .d. Brass, living South of town handed Us dollar fo2 the Inde- pendent a year last Friday, for which he has our thanks. We are always glad to add such men as Mr. Brass to our subscription list.
 DIED On Wednesday evening Oct. 9th, 1907, infant son of Mir. and Mrs. !. B. Webb at Hamilton Their many kind friends deeply synlpathize with them in their sorrow, It is hard to give up one We love so well but the Lord knows best and we pray that they may meet their darling in Heaven. AUNT LENA.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-10-24
Land DDargains!
0N0~OOO%

We offer 32o acres, all nice smoothe prairie land, within one mile of Carlisle. all fenced and a beautiful location. price S23. 50 per acre.
 16o acres, two miles south of Carlisle read, part prairie, bal ance timber, choice location, price now S10 per acre.
 Forty acres. all timber, two miles from Lonoke, S5 per acre.
 Best improved farm on north ern part of Grand Prairie, " con tains 120 acres, eood frame dwell ling, large barn, hay shed. tenant house, orchard, good water. choice location, price only SIS per acre.
 Improved timber land farm of 16o acres. 10 acres in cultivation six room frame house, three good tenant hoases, well, barn. good location, price SIP. 70 per acre.
 We have two or three impro7ed and fully equipped rice farms for sale, first class machinery for irrigating. and n in good order: Those wanting to engage in the rice business can buy a place already improved, for much less money than they can buy the land and put the i'm prOvements on.
 See lis before you buy, ws can ..a1-n yrk,r7
The Carlisle independent., 1907-10-24

I have added to my Millinery Stock some special values in No tions. Call and see what 1 have. Mrs. Harvey Glass.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-28
Springdale News Correspond
 entS' Association.

Marion Mason, president of the Springdale News Correspond ents' Association, came up from Johnson Saturday and he and the editor arranged the program Tor the second annual meeting of the Association, which will be held at the Auditorium i'll Springdale Friday, July 26, at 2:.S0 ?. m. Following IS the program, and those wlo were assigned to read papers are requested to select their own subjects and report to The News as soon as possible so same can be announced:
 Called to order.
 Invocation, Rev. J. D. Roberts, pastor NJ. F. Church, South.
 Presidents Address, Marion Mason.
 Discussion.
 Paper, II. L. Cannon.
 Discussion.
 Paper, J. E. Tillman.
 Discussion.
 Address, "When Use to be Correspondent for the Sprlngdale News" Rev. Marion Nelson Waldrip.
 Election of officers.
 Adjournment.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-28
MARRIAGES.
URST%SI.AUTER.

In the presence of few rela- tives and friends Geo. C. Hurst of Fayetteville and Miss Jessie B. Slauter of this place were united in marriage Monday eye ming at eight o'clock at the resi- denee of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Masoner en Holeomb Street. Rev. J. F. Palmer officiating. The wedding march was played by Miss Ruth Wmt. After the ceremony delightful lune eheon was served. Mir. and Mrs. Hurst went down to Fay etteeille Tuesday morning where they will make their home.
 The bride is the youngest daughter of NIT. and Mrs. J. E. Slauter and was reared in Spring dale. She is an excellent young lady and an accomplished nu- sician, and IS known and loved by all. The groom IS the son ot Mir. and Mrs. c. Y. Hurst, who formerly resided southwest of Springdale, but are now living near Fayetteville He is young man of character and exemplary habits, and is at present holding q position with a mercantile es- tablishment at Fayetteville. Both young people have many friends, and they start on their new life with the hearty good wishes of all.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-28
spENcER-REEvEs.

The following notice of the marriage Of Miss Ardyl Reeves. of this place, comes to The News from the officiating minister:
 \ quiet, pretty home wedding occurred Thursday morning June 20th, at the residence of Prof. and Mrs. NJ. J Goodrich. lnde- pendence, Iowa. when MT. Rich ard l.. Spencer of Independence, and Miss Ardyl Reeves of Spring dale, Arkansas, were united IT the holy bonds of matrimony.
 The ceremony was performed in the presence of a few guests, by Rev. William George Ramsey of Winthrop.
 The bride prettily gowned in white made a most attractive ap- pearance as she stood by the tall and manly form of the groom. To the strains of the wedding march played by Miss Mildred Goodrich, the bridal couple, pre- ceeded by the ofhciating clergy : man, made their way to their place beneath the arcia; and 10 the stately ring service plighted their troth each to the other and became one for life. After the congratulations by the guests, the company sat down to de- lieious wedding breakfast pre- pared by the hostess, Mrs. doea- rich.
 Mir. and Mrs. Spencer are at home to their guests at their res idence on Third Avenue ,. M Independence.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-28

Old time singing in Springdale next Sunday.
 Today lFrlday is monthly premium day in Spriugdale. The program for the Ghau- tauqua will be out next week.
 Dr. Otto Christian came up from Elkins Friday, returning Saturday.
 N. k. Hoole left Sunday after noon for Selignan and Casstille, Mo, on business.
 The Fayetteville base ball team played at Rogers Wednesday afternoon and lost, to 6.
 Geo. smith came over from WestVille, |. T., Sunday after noon, returning Tuesday.
 X. F. Everingham. of It. Madison. Iowa, came i'll d few days ago and k looking up ] location.
 ]. T. Livington, of Salem, Ark, was here first of the week visiting with Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Roberts.
 (. $. Mosier, of Louisville. Ky, who had been here visit ng relatives. left for home Fri day afternoon.
 Miss May liawn came over from Berryvitle last week and k visiting with rtlatie>s and friends in Springdale.
 Miss Crystal Jones came over from Westville, L T.. Saturday and is the guest oi Ter sister, Mrs. (. \. OWnbeY
 A lighting system has been placed i'll both the hardware and dry goods department oi the Famous Mercantile Go
 Dr. Blackburn of Cane Hill and Dr. Mccormick of Prairie Grove were visitors i'll Spring dale latter part of last week.
 The l. T. L. medal contest It the NJ. F. Church Tuesday H1ght was well attended. The medal wa> won by Miss Grace Wilker- soil.
 On account of July coming oil Thursday. our regular pub Iieation day, The News will be printed next week on WedneS- day.
 This section ot the country has been visited by heavy rains tlle past week, and | lew days suH- shine ust How would be dppft- etated.
 F.Walt X Philips haee moved their stock of general merthan- dIse rom tile Graves building to the Thompson building east ot the railroad.
 Miss Sylvia Graham returned Thursday ot last week from Springfield. Mo- where she had been visiting her sister, Mfs. Cassie Harris.
 Mf. and Mrs. L.ona Slaughter came over from Goshen Thurs- day ol last week and went up To Rogers to attend the opening ef the Ghautauqua.
 Mrs. Josie Brewer, who had been here visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs J. C.. Pendcrgrass, left this week for her home at Norman, Oklahoma.
 Mrs. $. E. Mars, of Prairie Grove, and Mrs. N. l.. N Woodru1, of Fort Smith, spent Sunday i'll SPringdale, guests of Alf. and Mrs ]. k Woodruff.
 The Ladies Aid ot the NJ. T.. church will hold market at Masoner's store Friday oi this week and will serve Ice cream OH the grounds 4th ot Iuly.
 Mrs Angie Sanderson, of Full ton, Mo-. arrived Friday and will spend several weeks here the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. t. Fisher, southwest of town.
 The Fayetteville Evening News ..Aa.,t,-.1,. Draf AI = EraSd, a
The Springdale news., 1907-06-28

business house of N. E. Long The top ot the door casing where the bolt passed out Of tic house WAS torn away. Had it Hot been for the telephone wire tile re- suit might have been much more serious To Mr Whitten and lam ilY.
 Geo. Davis, who has been pre- cariouslyil Ill for several days with typhoid fever, IS reported better. Mr Davis moved i'll here | few months ago from the country and has been conducting restau- rant III one oi the buildings east of the Arcade Hotel. Soon after being taken sick he Was moved ] from the restaurant to the home oi Bob anzant III tile southwest part of town Mr. Davis son-in- law, John IlomesleY and vile arrived q few days ago from Mon tdna and will look alter the res- tanrant until Mr. Davis recoyers.
 Rev. Jas. Mcguire, of Hiawa- tha, Kansas, who had been here i looking over the country and in- specting some farm property ft- itently traded for bY his son, left l Tor home Sunday afternoon 1 While here he traded for the res- idenee property et j. S. Ewalt oil lIolcomb Street, giving Ill ex- change for some property at flia- watha, Kan. Mr. Mcguire eX- poets to come here Ill October to make his home. Mr Ewalt con l templates making some improve ment> on the SwartWout proper tx on west Emma Avenue and the family will probably make that l their home.
 The News k in receipt ol q very interesting letter from Ghas. ] l.. Page, ol Tahaka, Texas, and regrets that Tor lack of space we are unable to publish same. Mr Page formerly resided i'll Washington County. He is now foreman Tor (. N. Post, of Bat tie Creek. Mich, who owns 20o,- GOO acres ef land in Western Texas, and who is putting the land Ill cultivation and building town on same They began 1 blowing q few days ago with l forty-eight mules and will plant 640 acres. Mir. Page says tie only drawback to that country is the infrequeney oi rains, II being three months sometimes between showers.
 Newt Clark of Clarksville, Johnson county, was III town 1 yesterday visiting with E. r. Smith. Mir. Clark had been to Eureka Springs where he was called by the mysterious disap- pearance of his brother, Q. NJ. Clark. Mir. Clark left home on the 10th inst. telling his family he was going to Seligman on business and might go to Ben- tonville before returning. Not returning when expected the family began all investigation and the last trace of Mr. Clark lie was at Springfield, Mo. The conductor stated that lie had q ticket for St. Louis. It IS said that Mr. Clark k in debt to the extent of about SIS, ,000, and 1t is thought that this financial trouble Is responsible for his dis appearance. MT. Clark has been d citizen of Eureka Springs for several years where he was en- gagged i'll the real estate business.
 He was prominent member of the NJ. r.. Church, South, and was highly respected in the com munity. MT. and Mrs. Clark were in Springdale few weeks ago in attendance at the mar riage of their son Roland to Miss Sallie Smyer of this place. It is nearly always good ball game when the home team wins If man gets the fishing fever
 right bad there is only one cure for It.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-28
i'm tbe Gown and County.

~ssW @S~ssev
 of this place and Dr Vaughan and J. N. Tillman, Jr.. of Fay Ietteeille. aS possible candidates for circuit clerk.
 (. $. Mayes of Johnson took the train here Tuesday morning for Johnson County and other peach growing sections ol the state on business for q northern commission house.
 Miss Jean Giddings arrived home Tuesday night from CaSS- vile, Mo. where she has been teaching music. She is in poor health and will probably be here for q month or more.
 The town authorities should begin vigorous war on the growing weeds along the streets and on vacant lots, and property owners should assist III the good work by doing likewise.
 The Presbyterian Ladies will serve DelieateSSan I.unth con- sisting et sandwiches, hot eet- lee, ice cream, cake and iem- onade. on the picnic grounds OH July 4th from eleven A. M. to nine o'clock F. NJ.
 F. II. Bryant came over from WestHilIc, L T., Sunday after noon To visit with old friends, and Monday afternoon went on to Eureka Springs to spend several days. AIr. Bryant reports good business at WeStyille
 J. G. pendererass returned .al- ter part of last week from Mus kogee, |. r. where he had beeii. working at the .rpenterS trade. He is homs for the summer Mr. PeHdergrass SayS there k plenty of work at Muskegee.
 Steve Kelton, son of ]. II. kelton of Fayetteyille, died lew days ago at Fort Worth, Texas. where lie had been making bis home for the past few years. The remalns were brought to Fayetteville for interment Tues day.
 l.. L. Kirk and httle grandson Kirk IIlll will leave soon for visit to the Jamestown F.Nposi- tion and from thett will go to the old home of Mr Kirk Ill Maryland for visit. They will be absent ! month or six weeks.
 Mr. and Nlrs. Bert Lewis of this place and Mr. and Mrs. Art lewis of Fayetteville returned Tuesday from their trip to the Jamestown Exposition. New York City and other points i'll thel9.ast. They lad most de- lightlul trip.
 Beicher's Comedians cdme in Sunday and left Mouda moru- ing Tor all overland trip To Si- Ioam Springs where they have an engagement this week. This popular company will open at the Auditorium Ill SPrlngdale Htxt Monday night for weeks engagement.
 TheNews k requested to an- nounce that there will be all cid tune singing at Friendship the second Sunday i'll July. Ii will be all all day affair and t1ery- body k invited to attend and take dinner. The singing will be lead by l. NJ. Beard o Low ell and others.
 Quite a number ef SpriHgdale people went up to Rogers Thurs day afternoon oi last week 10 at tend the opening ot the Cham tauqua at that place, the attfae- ton being the kiltte concert band of Canada The.Chautau- qua closes tonight Friday with an address be Gov. Folk of Missouri.
 Judge Berry. of the Spring dale Canning Company. has in- stalled ! four-llorse power gaso- line engine near the old woolen mill with which to pump water to the canning factory. It does the work nicely. Mr. Berry eontem- plates erecting tank of some
The Springdale news., 1907-06-28

At the shoot of the gun elno w ednesday afternoon the foiioW- ing score was made out of a pos sible 5: Jack Hewitt P, '. A. McQuaid 2, Sam Dearholt ]. K. Stockburger 1s, W. a. Graves q, Frank Denver ia, Juo. P. Stafford 20, N. T. Liri- dley Is, Jack Whitten Y, ou' of a possible 50 Chas. Henson made a score of 49 and !. N' Furry 47. MT. Henson's score 's probably the best ever made on the local grounds, the last. last 2. ? targets being broken wl'nou' 2 miss.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-28

l have taken up at the Carrel farm east of Sonora | black mare three years old, all stocking feet, white face, fore top cut and mdne lays on right hand side, been shod for some time. Also two year old coal black mare. both front feet white, old blem- ish above right hind ankle, fore top cut and mane lays on right hand side. Owner can get stock by calling for same and paving the charges.
 TOM CARREI.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-28
A Nr1rI,n W A \ laB.

Raspbefries, Blae k berr les, Phun>, Peaches i'll their season, for which we will pay | liberal price. See us before selling. We want fhe. \ Abundant plums picked before they get ripe whl h would save them before they rot.
 Address
 (. II GODFREY X SoN At Springdale Canning Factory Through the agency oi bod, son X Rennef you get good if suranec as they do not represent anything but the best old 1nt Stock Companies with assets ei SIS, GOO, ,0oO.go
 Losr Near Monitor school house east oi Sprinedale, smal book. Ii contained names oI parties to whom had been del1 cred Union Jacks, and alst contained name of undersigned. Finder please return to New office. l. D. RAIDER.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-28
(. II. GonfEfY X SoN At Springdale Canning Factory.
NOTICE.

Set of Blacksmith tools to sell Bellows, anvil, vices, hammer, tongs, in fact everything to run q shop. Call on W. T. Stokes Ill Todhunter shop. s-tf.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-28

J. N. Jenkins Sons Music Co.,, of Kansas City and Joplin, will have Il line ot sample pianos i'll the Gillrtt building east ol the Arcade Hotel Jal8 lor thirty days. You that art thinking oi buyin@ wait and look at our line.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-28

We want your apples. Clarke X Go al the Racket Store.