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BAILEY ISLAND.

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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-08
WooDBINE AND COTTAGE

"OODOIINE ANO CO1 IAGE.
BALEYS ISLAND, MAINE
Mrs. Humphrey S. Snnett, pronrietor
walk from the house. jun to Ocober. " ~ ~
Rates
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-08
|. N. YORK
Bailey's Island,
Maine.
Caseo Bays Leading
General Store.

You will find every
thing here that is sup
piled from a first class
grocery and provision
store. Fresh invoices
of Meat, Fowl, Game,
Provisions and Fruit re-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11

9eibtitB tit Bic G%ruennilua eineS ge
mciniaiteit Gomite's ocS Stootrotbs
ourd Die bciocn Yrdiiocnten. Die I'M
@erein nit Dem Wopor Gropugaroo
filr sic bcobIid)tiate Nnlcibe Don 3d.
100000 5ltr Eflditcrung Der StroBe:l
MAIDEN inl0 nod) ben Sonmlcricricr
cine ocn S%tlmnlgebcrn bic Inlcibe-
frogc sur Nbitimmtng porlegcn0c
@%croronltng cinrcihcn ioQ, poiiirtc
gcitcrn i'm jpcitcn 3rucigc sic lcBtc
GcIuna. SEER lllrid) lit ser Nniiht,
boB bel ben 9erbitluoblCn iibrr bic
gnleibe obgeitinmt pcroen itlo sic
propaganda oofilr 10 friib ais m0g-
lid) beginncn ionte.
Ole 9 dJ f + II 8 s6ragc.
,Sm 3~ueiten 3mcige iuurbe Die Ser
oronuna, Sobn y, Cougar, 9lrnin
Sager mo a1oeren Wtee8crmclltcrn
pon Horooit = Baltimore Die GrIaltb-
nib ge6cno, alf Dem bon ser Sarforos
Goao i'm Often, 0cm SenfinS Hun i'm
WcItem ben @elcilen ser Baltimore
mo Sbio ? 9obu" i'm Siiben uno ser
nG.uafcr . Cemetery" I'M 9toroen be-
gren5tcn 8runoltiif Elm Sdladtbnlla
5l errid)telt, sic Oenl olten Staotrutb
bereits porlag, nieoer eingcreibt uno
Don gr6itoent 9tlimien oil Oas Gomite
iiir innitdrc 3lTtun0e pcrlpieien. 8r.
Nolpna reidte sic WaBnabmc eiu.
Gtc &ermietbung Der
@crfteu.
Sn 5pciten 3mcigc ipurocn aeitern
Nbch0 3uei Seroromtngen iiir oaS
Termictben Don gepiiien 5bcilen Der
nellcn @critcn einaerei6t, inter 9lli.
bcbiung Der 8cifdftsrcgeln gleidl 5lllu
erIten Wnlc perleicn lnb an Die Bib.
get 9cboroe peripieien.
Cine Der &eroromlngen bon Srn.
Napis pom 5peiten OiItritt cingc.
rcid)t, ipridt Ser Baltimore Srllit
Grbanae" 3t250 GuaoratfuB olli
Dem n0rolid)en Sbeil Der @erite 9tr.t
81, lln0 Die onbcrc bon Srrl. 9oro
bonn oritten Giitrift eingereitte Ser
oronung giebt Der 2anuia.8oiie 50.
275 6rontfnb ouf Der ipeitlidcn
SGlfte ser @erfte Nr. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11

Nntofobrt iir @oiicn. 49,
Gle aIiobrlidc autofobrt, Die ser
Mutomobil . Club ocn Sniai'cn Der
@oiienbouier giebt, iinoct nlorgcn
itatt. is gebt bon Scr ut. Hopol.
Mnenic had Dem yGlectric.I orf. "
&c iinb $50 automobile oaiiir crior.
Rrlid. ltn9efabr 800 @aiienfinoer
nerocn iid an Der Sobrt bctheili0en.
9ieieIben pertbcilen iid) oui sic ioI
genOen anitoliGn: a%Qacrneinc9
9eutidles W~aiienbauS, Ct. gntonius.
Waiienbous. ct. Sobns.@aiienbuuS,
st. Worp'S SemaIe Orphan Aip.
lum," g~atortbeaiter Tap Aurierp."
~Some OF tie 5rienblcB." st. Bin.
cent De paul Orphan aipIun." IS.
@ation Gbilorcn's sio Socictp,"
st. Teter'S giplum," Baltimore
Srpbdn ainliur," IN Saints Some
for Gbitnrcn." .Scbrem Orphan
9iplmm."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11
Sunnrnnnf. mn llntcranma.
Tas Mcttcr.

Siir Warplano mo Den Giitrift
Columbia beute @elpitter, morgcn
liar uno mariner; leidtc unliprin-
genoe, meiltcuS iiloGitlid)c @iuoe.
@eitern mar 0ic bod)itc lrnnpcra-
tllr II 8roo nm = llbr NdhmittagS
uno 0ie nieorigitc 81 @roO nm . llbr
Morgens.
Sn ben anbercn 9unoeS 3. @etter.
observation-disclosures muroen NeItern
oie ioI1enoen boditen Eemperaturen
perSeibnet: gaitpprt 81, Yortlano
sc, 9riton 80, glbanp 6S, Nen-Oorf
81. philadelphia 66, Atlantic Gitp
5S, Cape Wap go, W~aibington 10,
Horfolf "A, Charlotte "a, SatteraS
rs, @ilmingtoh rs, Gbarleiton 80,
Sapannub so, Sndionpille 81, Supi-
fer o., Sen @eIt IS, Ntlanta IS,
Montgomerp 80, Nep.S Orleans 90,
Ynleltine 80. @olnelton 81, Corpus
Gbrilti Sc, Wenpbio So, Cincinnati
so, YittsblIrg so, Gsmcgo 62, 9uf-
faIo 70, Glcpelnmb ~, Detroit 66,
alpeltn 60. M%arorette IS, @reen
Ban 81, Chicago rs, 0ullltD 80, ct.
Eall 66, ct. SolliS rs, &onioS Situ
70, Smobo "A, Slron 20, giamarf
10, g6iliiton 10, SABRE 20, Sclenn
66, Salt 2afe a. Getpcr "A, Nortb
4lutte a, Iooge 80, Nnlorillo 80,
Sos NngeleS rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11
Gin scnialcr Gppi.

Hihnro HepeB perfal,ft 2ots i'm
Toicpoob-Earf bel annapolia.
Slinction, Delde ibm gar nift
9eboren. - lleber POO 'reingeiol.
lcne Spefulonten. - &epeB on
SeringtonltraBc perboitet.
Hid)arO HcpcB, mcldcr Elm Comp.
toir in Nr. 2t7, Siio.GntoiuItrobc,
bottc, miro lid) beute Dor Hi6tcr
@ronncn in ser mittlercn Eoli,ciito.
ton iucgcn %Grlongcns con @clbcru
inter iolid)en &oripiegelilngcn III
perontmortcn bobcn. Hcpeb modtt
ieiltc @eid)Gfta infer ser Wnrfc ci-
ues OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ltlb
gingen Sunocrtc Don Eeripncn III Or
bon McpeB gciiclltc Nonc, lutb or
rcid)tc bic bon inn crlonntc Slnlmc
penigitcnS 5000.
@cItcrn 9tad)nlittog M3 llbr fam
Gin Mnnn III Dos @iireul1 oca Goli.
5eimarihulS. mcId)er Dor Nufre0ulN
tolm lprcd,en fonnte, ihlicBlif obcr
bermtabrod)tc. BOB CT cincn Sdnuiuo-
Ter ucr6oftct hoben mpQtc, lpclder
iid) in Sric0cnSrid)tcr Gurus @ii.
rcol on 2cringtonitrobc bon bier an
oercn Mdluncrn bcnod)t aiiholtc.
Marid)nI Snrnon beniitragte bi>
@cbeimpoli5iitcn @robIcp utb 2efcprt
nit Der ltnteriitd)ung bes Sales, itno
bicltcn bicielbcn cS Iiir ooS Ncitc,
Sen Mnnn, Ser lid) Midoro HcpcB
nonntc, 81 perboften uno nnd) Der
mittleren GoIiSciitotion ST. b%ringcn.
Die flint W1nncr, ipcld)e HepeB BON
ieinem Goomptcir an Sii0.Eutaipitr.
9efolgt iporell. 0nbcn ol1. SaB lie
BON ocmicIbcn in Hooicmoob-Turf
no6c InilupoliS. Sunlciipl1, Cots Nc-
fault bitten, pofiir tic obcr feline
pciittitcl crlongcn f6nntcn. uro 10
batter lie olcn 8runb. 81 %9loubcL
on6 HcpcB i~ibcrbnupt HidltS NIT
HrIcipoob'Eorf 5lt t6lun hdttc, ha lie
III Griobrnr9 gcbrod,t 6dttcn, ooB
scr oon6complcr Dem Erenigcr 5.
Mole III Baltimore 0chorc. HcpeB be
hollptetc sen Tetcftips gegcnii6cr,
0ob i6m Hpoirupob.Eorf nift &c,
bore, or ober Gin TorfouiSrcd,t an
bcnicIbcr babe. &prlGufig lpiirocn
oohcr n,lr oic acknowledgements Der
bier M0nncr, mcld,e Ieinc Terhoi
tltn0 ucrnnlobt hottcrt. ac9cn Ncpcb
crhobcL uno spar Grlongung ten
81 bon MIbert =. Icfcrt, Nr. o0I,
@cit-S ccitrabc; 81 BON Sarrp Sur
mon bon Gr. 506. GcutruI.Npcnlc.
SIS bon Gb. 3ollont bon Mr. 6ll,
Observation-Disclosures; So bon Mar
@ltpcS BON Nr. 1853, SIt.2omboro.
itrobc, mo $15 bon @m. Sumner
upn Pr. 34S, Siio-@oohpcaritroic.
iulter inlidcn Suripiegeliingct. gnt
gbcnb fam nod Sr. George Mpcrs
bon Nr. 313, aingitrobc. III bns o.
cftip-Smlptauorticr mlo io9tc. ooil
or MepcB 500 fir bier Cots. ic % bel
TAO Sub grnB, bcsoblt u,n oericlbe
INN oeriprod,en bobc. sic gciittiteI ii
bier @od)en oia5uicrtigen. slrd,
babe &epeb eeiogt, Dab inn Der 2ano-
compiler gcborc. SIS muroe baher fir
gut b%efinOer, aud bieie finite au.
flage eeeen 8epeB 5u erbeben, boz
nit Wepers inn bel,tigen @erbGr
orsIage1t tdih,.
! Tic Icteftius botten bci Der Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11
qofalbcridjte aus @aibinstOn.
3ahIreid d. g Iaaen.

q lretd) ia gen.
Die Giitrifts = Gommuii1rc baben
sen Corporations = NnDalt oitgemic-
len, 9egen Sotclbeiiber, Die feline
Iellcrrettungsleitcrn an ibren SotelS
anbrinaen laIlen, mie oas @eieb por-
itreibt, gcridltIid) por5ugeben, mo
aegen oic 9eliBer oeS .9tcp Willmo,"
oes .Rcaent SotelS," oc5 oy3ismard-
SotclS," 0cs ,9lri3ona = 9otclsAuno
ocs ,aepltone . SotelS" bat Der Nna
malt idon i'm YoIi5cigcridt alaacn
a~nbGngig gemahi. Sic 9ommiilarc
iagcu, eS miro Ncgcu m%inocItes 80
SoteIbciiber o%orAcgangcn merocn.
Collins qcbiicn.
Ter bcriibmtc 9oIijcimorid)aa Sol.
Inns bon Glen edo mltrbe bci'n Ser
baIten cines 9etrunfenen Noncts
Wnt. Hoberts, in ocn Gnumen mo
mlttlcrelt Singer ser rcftcn San0 &C.
biiIcn. Gobcrts bate Strcit nit orci
oloeren MGnnern mo priigcltc bic.
lcIben pciolid ourd, ais Collins nlli
Scr 9iloiI0de erihien uno inn SanO-
ihcllen anlegtc. Gle 9ibpunoen iuo.
rem 10 iflimnL, Dab Collins oieielben
I'M 08coractoiun llnipcriitGts . Soipi-
tai" p%erbin0en laiien mubte.
PM @ospcrgiftun1 ge.
itorbcn.
Su emergency . Soipital" Itar6
@nl. 9. Goffnlan Elm Seiser Scr
Baltimore uno Ohio . 9o6n," an
8uSnerGiitln9. ct mar en- Sunl-
Itag Morgcn in beiimlngsloiem 3u-
itatoe in ieinem 3immcr i'm Sauic
9tr. 500, Hcnniplunnio . Ipertlle, oos
nit @aS angefiiat mar, migeiunoen
poroen.
E6otIihcr Stur5.
Ser 80 Sabre oIte Charles Sing
bon Nr. 1923, Gonouit-Too6, ~Itiirstc
om Sonttag Nbeno unr ii llbr an
liorolihen gnoe ser a%cttenbriidc cine
lteiIe @oId)ung binab, plrSeltc ms
@aiier uno ertranf. Gam. Sbrccpes
BON Nr. 1858, So. Strobc, iiel olld)
Die 9oifltng binunter lrno brad ben
FIRM. 3mei anberc Mdnner, 6ront
6. uno Soiepb Serene, sic ii6 in ser
@eieaidnit Der beioen Geringliidten
befanoen uno oenielben cine filr5c
Strede uoratsgeaaneen maren, febr.
ten ipGter 5uriid, 5ogen bcit grtrlu,-
fenen aus Dem @oIfer uno balfen
SbrecpcS sic 9oidJung binalli.
Gin treucr q Ghter.
Gin Sr. :. groocrid Don Nr. 1918,
is. StraBc, i~tiir5tc bon Dem Sort
LAMB . IpnrtmentbarlS an Der gdc
bon fl. unb W-StraBe beiinnlnesIos
nleOer nn0 luurDe bon .ieinem Sunoe,
bon Der u8reat Sane-HoIie, belpabt.
Oils sic Eoli5ei : gmbulan, anfon,
I'm Den Wann nad) Dem S%omoopatbi.
Id)en Soipitol 81 bringeL milBten oie
Eoli5iIten crit nit Dem Sunoe fam.
pfen, che lie oelien Scrrn IN Die Nnls
bular5 bcbcn fonntcn. Ser Morn err
langte im Soipital bic @eiinnlna
balo mieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11
BUR Gcahtnn1

Ter rIeuiidr Gprreippubrnt" nirHntt III teoer
9eit Seridte aui iber @erIobuusrn, 0pdl3eiten,
WebnrtStaae. gplScue uno iiIbernc 9nf,5eitet.
observation-disclosures ETC.. nit ben sinmen Der
aupsicuben, bic aber Oeutlid geidrieben ietu
funteu. gIud YeriauaI.gotiJen psrben germ
auiaruummsu. tic Ginienocr iolfrr Seridts
nit lien aber ibreu 9iameu unterifrribcu NIB
DOT einem mint ueraeicu, wo bic Set'ltdlteit
~fiattfano - s;raDe uuo S~ausuummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11

Gin id6Hes nnS nisIidcs 0eidenf
fir Nngeb6rise 1T irnmer cine lebens.
srofc Photographic uber cine limit.
lcriid buIenoetc Gopie zines alien
SilScs in Grapon, @aTerfarGe, Del
uSer Haitcll. Die id6nitem cabinet.
bilSer MIR ST pro 0ntenb.
Snlius Sebbel, oeutider photograph,
CO., 321 Nurb.4aD. Strase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11
,Sbalia MGnncrd)or."
Insflaa Sonntag, Scn rs. Jmni,
Yarf, Ircocrid-Hoab.
U62, 6-0
UelbIenOmnaeu

nad Deutiblano "a Gents pro Warf,
nad Oeltreid 20R Gents pro &rone.
Eorto EXTRA. Sdiffsfarten BON unb
nah Teutidlanb. Neiiepdiie, @ed.
iel, Greoitbriefe nub ausIdnOiihes
@eIb. Steo. 8. 1iener e Gu., 217
Cit.@aItimore.S troBe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11
,,Sarmunie Safe"

Nr. All, @eit.Tapctte.S trahe, Garl
SdmiSt, Snbabcr. @~iraburger Sof.
brGn friid am 3api. Diners, Sonpers
a ia carte. Der Sommcrsarten jett
fir bas Snblifnm uffen. (apr1.tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11

9aicboll. - Muh oos 5lpeitC
Spiel NIT Dem Club bon Soronto &c.
iponnen bic Orioles" Sic beiie1.
ten Die Sorpnto'er nit elmer ScorC
bon s SIT 4, Is por ein iebr oilf.
~regenoes Spiel. 3rpei ,Soronto'er
Spicler iuurbcu, neil tic ST. icbr &C.
gen Die Gntiheibungen oes llnportel.
ildcn proieitirtcn. IN Scr Z. Surfing
pom SpieI musNcidlloiicn; cS morcr
&cllcp, Der Wonogcr II. criter @olc-
mani unb Ebplc. brittcr 8oicmonnl.
Sit HeIultntc Der 0citrigcu Spiclt
Der 5ilr oltlidcn 2igo gcborcnocr
Clubs morcrL ipic iolgt:
IN WoItimorr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11

Sieblt Oh Elm Bier, oas flar ii. rent
Bon Tranf Stcil miro cs iiber iein.
Q59,62,5,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11
= II bcamt crpcrbaitc

y 0 it Beam tcrperbaftc =
6tlipe &cnouf, Eoit-S rbonnons in
Der 0lotten.afooemie 81 annapolis,
mnroe geitcrn Worgcn al,f bie an-
lhuloigung, angcblid 9riefe, neld)c
ourd) Ieinc Sanoc 9ingen, geoiinet 81
baben. Sic 9ricic, sic CT aeoiinct
bobcn ioa, morclt an bic &oocttcn &.
s.. @iuidms mo $. q. 9agg obrcI-
Iirt nno cntbicltcn $40, reipcftipc $40.
Gr bate geitern Nadmittog Dor ocnt
@nnbes-GonmiiiGr @rerper IN anno.
polls cin Gorpcrbor 81 bcitc6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11

Ginen gut paiIcnScn sommcr-Nnsmg
ans Dem beltein Moterial bergcitcnt
ltno 81 mdBigen Ereiien finoen Sic
bel u. Gnierim, ~ Norb.G ,ltap.Str II.
(IpriI17-iNiIr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11
217 o. altimorefr,
Nas 8eiFert,
TeutiGer Ehutparauh,

4O9@i11 Nprb.Wap. Strase,
veas WeiNert. 409-l11. Rprs. Uas.e traee.
(Be51l,1S)
epestaI.r fertet
~ Nnr fur etne fusSe Heit.
8 tetnfte Cabinets PORTRAITS NIB Il iebensoroheA
4ortrott init feinem Mabmen fur $3.5O. ~
Bite. a&ten Gle aut rnetne Nbreie:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-11
Sbco. 9iener & So.

@eiie Bureau unb BedieIitube.
sdifisfarten bon inb mad Geutid).
LAMB NIT benz Norooeutiden 2lopo
uno anoeren 2inien. HciiepdIie,
BedieI, Greoitbrieie uno @eloienoun.
oen
The Springdale news., 1907-05-17
THE FIRST NATIONAL.
 BANK OF SPRlNGDALE

Springdale is to have new bank The First National. The promoters of the enterprise are J.P Denver. C.G. Dodson. $. II. Slaughter, (. N. Furry and T. ]. Hill, and there are number of other stockholders, business men and farmers, whose names were not given out for publiea- ton. The new institution will have capital stock of S25, ,000 all paid up and it is expected the bank will !e open for business within thirty days. Mir. DeaYer will be cashier, and 1t is rumored that L. II. Smith will be assis- tant cashier, although no def- nite information could be secured as to the latter. s
 The new bank wi be located III the Dodson building on the corner of Emma Avenue and Holcomb Street. The rooms now occupied by Dr. bod son's dental office and Dodson X Renner'S insurance office will be thrown into one room, and fitted up with new and up-to-date fur niture and banking fixtures. A vault will also be built, and the work of arranging the building will begin at once. Dr. Dod- sons dental office and the office of the insurance company will probably be located in some other portion of the building.
 Just who the officers will be is of course not known at this time. l. F. Denver, who will practical ly have the management of the business, has fora number of ye ars been cashier of the Bank of Springdale, a position which he resigned Monday. He has the entire confidence of the business community, and if any man can make success of a new bank in Springdale, Mir. Denver is cer- tainly that man. l.. II. Smith, who is spoken of as assistant cashier, IS at present employed intheoffice of Sheriff Kit Philips, and is said to be peculiarly fitted for the position for which ht IS mentioned.
 The organization of The f,irs1 National Bank makes thret banks for Springdale, and is ar evidence of the growth of the business interests of the towr and surrounding country. The gentlemen who are promoting the enterprise feel that there Is sufficient business here to sustain a third bank and are backing III l their judgment with thei
The Springdale news., 1907-05-17
RENNERYOUNG.

Thursday afternoon, May 2, at 5 clock. Mack Renner and Miss Josephine oung were united in marriage, the ceremony occurring at thr home of the brides par cnts, Mir. and Mrs. X. T. Young three miles west ei town. Rev. Roberts of the NJ. F. Church, South, officiating. No che was present except immediate rela- lives of the bride and groom.
 The groom was reared i'll Springdale, being son Of tile late k. F.. Renner, and k q young man possessing many good quail itieS. The bride came to this section with her parents about q year ago from Rock Island, Tex as, and during the time ste re- sided here she has made numer- ous friends, and impressed all with whom she las come Ill con tact as worthy young lady.
 Nlf and Mrs. Renner are mak- ing their home It the Arcade Hotel, and they start on their new life with the best wishes of all.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-17

money. The News hopes the First National will prove prot table venture for it's promoters and that it will be of benefit to Springdale.
 At d meeting of the dire ctors of the Bank of Springdale held Monday afternoon, l. r. Denver presented hls resignation as sec retary and cashier, which was ac- cepted. w. A. Graves. assistant cashier, was elected to the va cancy, and Virgil Davis, who has been employed Ill the bank for some time as bookkeeper, was elected assistant cashier. (. C. Dodson, who has been q stock holder and director in the bank for some time, sold his stock last week to B. A. Carl, and the stock of the Bank of Springdale is now held by Mr. Carl, k, H. Johnson, c. A. Graves. D. Christian, w. A. Graves, Clint Carl and Mrs. Jas. Dodson. At the meeting Monday K. H. John son was elected as one of the directors. The Bank of Spring dale is the oldest bank in Spring dale, having been organized in September, 1888, by outside cap ital, H. A. Wagner being the first cashier.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-17
ANOTHER VINEGAR
 FACTORY IN SPRINGDALE

Springdalc is to have q second vinegar factory. It will be put in and operated by kimmons, Walker X Co. i'll connection with their large evaporation east oi the railroad.
 Work on the necessary build ings IS now under way, and with in thirty days the machinery and fixtures will begin to arrive. The storage building will be 75 by 100 feet, and the fermenting room $ by $ feet. They will put i'll two presses, giving them a grinding capacity of 2000 bus hels per day. The machinery will be operated by twenty five horse power engine and boiler, and Jeff Walker, who has charge of the company's business at this place, tells The News that the plant will be up-to-date in every particular and equipped with the best machinery that can be procured.
 Springdale Is to be congrat- ulated oil securing this new en- terprise. With two vinegar iac- tories, the canning factory and numerous evaporators, 1t means that Springdale will be the great est fruit products manufacturing town in this section. Already more apples are shipped from Springdale annually than any other town i'll the state, and these new enterprises will make this town better apple market than ever
The Springdale news., 1907-05-17
HUNTS SMITH.

w. B. Hunt, of Baxter Springs, Kansas, and Mrs. Mary E. Smith, of this place, were married at Fayetteville Monday, Squire Cooper officiating. They are at present making their home here, but we understand they contem- plate going to Baxter Springs later on where Mir. Hunt owns property.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-17
DEAF HIS.
RAIfE.

J. (. Rate died suddenly of heart trouble Wednesday after noon about 5 o'clock at his home short distance east of town. He had been i'll since February, but had recently improved very much, and Wednesday was up and ate hearty dinner.
 Deceased came here about q year ago from Shelby, Nebraska, and purchased a small farm near town. He was about fifty years Of age, and the family consisted of himself and wife, and we un- derstand were originally from Illinois. Deceased was a mem Der of the A. 0. U. w. lodge at Shelby, and was also a member of the l. 0. 0. F. The later or der took charge of the body at the request of Mrs. Rahe and prepared t for burial.
 The remains will be held un- til to-day awaiting the arrival oi of sister of the deceased from St. Louis and one from Winfield Kansas. lnterment III Bluff l lCemetery.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-17
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If any one has any doubt as to the virtue of Foley's Kidney Cure they need only to refer to Mr. Alvin II. Simpson, of William antic, Conn, who after almost losing hope of recovery on ac- count of the failure of So many remedies, finally tried Foley's Kidney Cure, which he says was ''just the thing for him, as four bottles cured him completely.
 He IS now entirely well and free from all the suffering inei- dent to acute kidney trouble. W. G. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-17

Dr. and Mrs. ]. l. Martin came over from Huntsville to at tend the Clark-Snyer wedding.
 J. $. Ewalt haS purchased from John W. Baker the old Car penter farm of eighty acres near Tontitown.
 G. W. MeGregor, of Tahlequah l. T., arrived Sunday afternoon to visit with friends returning Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. Nj. Clark came over from Eureka Springs and at tended the marriage of their son, Roland Clark.
 Dallas Long, son of J, J. Long of this place, graduates soon from q dental college in Louisville, Ky.
 Mrs. Fannte Kirkland, of Ray enden Springs, arrived Wednes- day to visit with her mother, Mrs. Jas. ,Dodson.
 Mrs. j NJ. Beard and little granddaughter 1'heda, of Lowell spent Thursday and Friday with sIrs. Lee Henry at this place.
 Mrs A. l.. Emery arrived home yesterday morning from Wi>con- sin where she had been for some time visiting with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. $. l.. Ingram left yesterday morning for Stuttgart where they will spend some two weeks visiting their two sons al that place.
 Hoarce Jones and Arthur Pecrson left Monday for Mus kogee, l, T.. where they expect to secure employment tt the car penter's trade.
 Mrs. NJ. l.. Harrington left Tuesday afternoon for Hum- phreys, Mo, where she will spend month or six weeks wis iting with relatives.
 Porter Holeomb, who resides Hear Black Tower, New Mexico, came ill Sunday on business, and to pay brief visit to relatives residing in thi> locality.
  Mrs. Clara Fowler, of kosti- useo, Miss, who had been here visiting at the home of her broth CT, C. F. Morris. left for her home Tuesday afternoon.
 c. P Roberts left Saturday morning for Corpus Christi, Tex as, on d prospecting tour. Should he like it there wc under stand he IS thinking ot locating l It that place. Il k stated that just before ad- burning the legislature placed l Washington County in the gem efal fish law, which prohibits any kind of fishing except with hook and line. T. E. Pursell, Of Joplin. Mo, came down Sunday to visit q few days with relatives here and out | near Elm Springs. Mr. purSell l soon to go to Montana to spend some time. Mir and Mrs. F. D. Hash and son Leslie of Wisconsin, were i'll Springdale Monday seeking location. They were accom- panied by (. II. Christopher, of | the Adans-ChriStopher Realty | Go. of Roges.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Sanders who | recently disposed of their resi- dence property on Holcomb | Street, have purchased q lot from