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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03

DIR. J. Maddox. of Moberly,
has been in the city looking for
a location.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03

Miss Eta Boukins, the mil
liner. was with Quincy friends,
Thursday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03

J. N. McPike and wife have
been with Palmyra friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03

VIM Madden and wife, have
been the guest of Hunnewell
friends
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03

Those persons who think no
deeper than to attribute good
crops and fair prices tor hogs
and cattle and other farm
products to the Diugley high
tariff and tile party now in pow
er, forget under Grover Cleve-
lands first term, hogs brought
eight cents per pound and all
other farm products command
lar prices, while the average
cost OF living to the farmers,
prior to the time that the Ding
ley high tariff went into effect,
was AZ per cent less than it is
today.-Linneus Bulletin.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03

Mrs. Fl. H. Cunningham is
with relatives at Colchester
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03

The Cortelyou literary bureau
has made its appearance IN New
York and Washington. Look
out for Cortelyou. He has not
yet explained why be and Bliss
took money from the insurance
companies in 1904, nor why he
puts so much public money in
the banks without interest. He
could raise bigger corruption
fund for himself than he did for
President Roosevelt.-Hunts-
vile Herald.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03

Mrs. A. K. Rutledge has beer
visiting relatives at SheIbina.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31
HlNDSVlLLE.

May 2s. John Clark who was injured by thteShing separator turning over on him is improv- ing.
 The fishing this spring was not as good as usual on account of high water at the time they are usually on the shoals, which is the iavorite time for our fisher men.
 Thermometers registered 3s de- grees this morning How k that for May 2Sthl
 Loeusts have appeared in con- siderable numbers in places i'll this part of the country.
 The infant child of Mr. aud Mrs. Clarence Allen died last week.
 The little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Parker is very low with the fever.
 Wheat is heading, and the prospects x for q lair crop.
 Farmers Unions have been or ganized at several places in this vicinity recently. A good many farmers have not joined as yet, there being difference of opin- ion as to the advantages to be gained.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31
CENTER CORNER.

May P George StearS came home last week from Joplin, Mo. where he has been working i'll the mines.
 Mrs. D. ]. Beard and daughter. Misses Lena and Roberta, of Cave Springs, visited relatives III this part Sunday
 Louis Wasman and family came over from Gravett last Saturday and are spending a few days with relatives here.
 Miss Annie Wiley came home last week after quite an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Ella Ferguson, at Sweetwater, Tex.
 M. A. Wiley and wife of Spring Creek, visited at J. H. Sharpss Sunday.
 Will Bilbry and family of Beth el spent Sunday with relatives ill this vicinity.
 Marion Aaron has been haul ing quite lot of logs to Mo Gangh's saw mill on Puppy creek the past week.
 The singing at J. II. Sharp's Sunday night was fine and dandy There were not very many pres
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31
SOUTH SPRINGDALE..

May 27 Every body was tired when Saturday night came had had a whole weeks good weather and every one had worked hard.
 Raspberfies will be ready to commence picking in about ten days.
 Mr. Teete k building more room te his house this week, which will add to it> appearance very much.
 Berry growers will clear more on this crop oi strawberries than on the past three crops eom- bined.
 Mack Trowbridge left Monday night for Monett, Mo.
 1fhe Misses Hazel Berry, iIal- lie Sanders aud the two Rugel girls called Sunday afternoon for a few minutes while out walking.
 \ Mf, Wilson living at Pea Ridge came down Monday and spent fhc night with l. A Far ley and family, his kinfolks.
 Ii you knew you had a thouS- and years yet to live i'll this world "ha' would Your plans be-
 The ram Saturday night was of much benefit to the farmers and berry growers.
 The electrical display Satur- day night in the heavens above were grand and very fine to look upon.
 Read the 37th psalm and mediate upon ii while you work.
 Berry piekers are in demand and some are offering 21sc per quart for picking, in order to save all the berries. This iS one time piekerS should have been paid is cents all along.
 ]. A. Farley has already plow- ed twice already. NIT. Farley believes i'll keeping the ground well stirred.
 Some of oar neighbors will plant considerable patches of peanuts sgoober peas, as they are called some places.
 Wonder what kind of weather June has laid by in store for usz Let Us hope plenty of sun shine, for We do need sunshine.
 DoNT WORRY.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31

last Sunday. He has been pro- noted from fireman to engineer on q passenger.
 Jas. karnes and daughter got in today from New Mexico where the later las been for several months to recruit up her health.
 Jno. I.atham's sister and her husband ol Sapulpa are making him Il visit
 Mrs Della Win k III very bad health.
 Mrs. Rates of Hog Eve visited her daughter, Mrs. Nora Winn last Sunday.
 Grace Boyd came home from Colorado last Saturday afternoon after an absence ol three months
 Jas. Perry k visiting relatives ot this place He X | brother of Mrs. F J Males and SpH of Mrs. Wash Wells.
 Fillmore Caldwell of Greenland was guest of Df Gabbert= Last Sunday.
 Dave Webb and wife ot We- leetka,I, T., are expected to oeonle i'll the 50th inst to visit relative. They previously resided Il this place.
 Rev. Davis failed to come and preach the memorial sermon Iast Sunday. |. (. FUN.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31
BLEWFORD. :.

May 2I Very cool again this morning with tile thermometer down to 46
 The fine rain Saturday night and bright sunshine combined with last weeks blowing has put corn and other things III fine shape to grow.
 Straw berry pickers have come home. They have done well con- sidering the scarcity of berries. Mrs. Mary Dean, formerly of this neighborhood. W hose home k Ill Illinois, k visiting relatives and friends in this locality.
 Mully. why didn't you make it frost the 23fd u May
 Br. and AIrs Crockett and sis- ter of Robinson We're visitors Ut enr Sunday sehoal yesterday. Crops are looking well dad tafm work fs progressing nicely.
 N1
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31

May 2. Alr. and Mrs. X. ]. Jones, of Westville, I. T.. visited relatives i'll this vicinity Sunday.
 Frank Reynolds went to Fay- ettevilie Sunday.
 \ jolly crowd met 1t the home ol N. Perry sunday to eat Ice cream.
 Ben Boyd and wife, of Goshen, visited It the home of James Johnston Sunday.
 Nrs N Bryan visited her daughter, Mrs. Rance Holt. It Fayetteville last week
 The ladies of Habberton met at Mt. Vernon last Saturday and cleaned out the church. We thank them very much.
 Mir and Mrs. Tom Perry, of Kansas City are visiting relatives near labberton this week
 There NH to have been an ice cream supper al Floy Yarberry'> x last Saturday but owing te the in5lementy ol the weather 1t was almost Il failure.
 Quite d let ot improvement go- ing OH just HOW F NJ Sto- bough has new shed to his baln, Will Slaughter has two new gates and A. J, Arnold has new garden fence.
 Willis Clark, of Mavfeld. has been secured to teach the fall term ef school.
 Stella Nelson has accepted a position Il Sonora as assistant teacher. Ne wish her success.
 There K to be children's day at Mt. Vernon second Sunday in July. Now, verybody come out and bring all the children.
 Stella Nelson and Mrs. Frank Reynolds visited at 1aybird Sat urday.
 fhe infant child of Mr and Mrs. Ed Johnson K sick this week.
 James Johnson died at his home to-day after an illness of five months. He leaves d wife and five children besides other rela- tlves to mourn his deatiI The remaius will be inferred in the Goshen cemetery to-day. We ex- tend to the family our heartfelt sympathy.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31
OAK. GROVE

May ?. \ Sunday School WAS organized at Oak Grove two weeks ago. Our literature k eX- peetcd this week aud We hope to get into good working order bF the first of the next quarter. The school will meet 1t three o'clock i'll the afternoon except on the fourth Sunday of every month when they meet at four o'clock.
 Miss Bessie Nichols, who has been attending the normal at Fayetteville, made short 4tNit home iaSt Saturday and Sunday.
 John Doanc had the bad luck to lose q horse q week ago Monttcy.
 George IIalSef was elected school director i'll this district.
 John Whinnery has built Il new well house and SmokehouSr Jom- bined.
 IL has been reported that AIiNs- =es Cora and 0Va Dciolier have been employed to teach school tt Oak Grove the comln9 term
 Strawberries have been ripen- ing fast the past two weeks and there has bren.a lack of pickcrs in this section. Berry men have lost money by not being able to get their berries picked at the right time.
 Miss Anna Nichols went to Fayetteville Sunday to spend | week with her sister, Miss Bessie.
 There Was good crowd II the singing at WilSe Phillips last Sunday night.
 The rain Tuesday hindtred the picking oi good many crates of wberries in this section.
 Rev. Wm. Osborne preached at Oak Grove Sunday at eleven o'clock.
 The small telepeone wire be- tween Jack MeGaugh's and Harve Atkinson's was broken the other night. Whether 1t was an acci- dent or broken purposely has not been learned.
 MARI.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31
WEST FORK.

May 2s Today is rainy and cold
 Mrs. J. l.. Bryan was taken very sick Sunday night.
 Pearl, Leo and Charley Old ham of Winslow are visiting their Grandpa Oldham.
 Mr and Mrs. Pope are the happy parents of baby girl.
 Mrs. V. Little is eonvalescent after serious spell with asthma. She will return to her home at Mister, l. T. in few days.
 Bertie Flood and boy are visi- ting relatives. They will return to their home at Tulsa, I. T., next Sunday.
 H F.. Tooker and daughter will start the 2oth of June to Akron, Iowa. to visit the for mer's sister.
 Rol Little came in last week to visit his parents. He returned to his home at Sapulpa. l. T.,
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31

visit to friends Ill this and Wash ington county. and Robert Duncan will likely accompany him, he being a brother of Mrs. W. r. Greene.
 Thomas Sharp and Byron Jones hauled a car load of gravel last week from Lowell to the farm of ]. H. Eichnan. Mir. Eichman will soon begin the erection of d nice residence.
 Mrs. J. P. Woolsey. of Ponea, Oklahoma, arrived heFe-last week and is spending some time i'll this community.
 Mrs. ]. A Mcclure and mother, Mrs. Mcbride, moved to Exeter, Mo-, latter part of last week. Mr. Mcclure still has charge of the depot.
 Percy Young of Victoria, Tex as, . former Arkansas boy and nephew of N. \. Pierce, arrived here Saturday anu will spend some time in this community on account of i'll health.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. l.. Wheat are spending this week with rela- tiyes over at Westville, I. T.
 Those who have a good crop of stra wberries this year are en joy ing a rich harvest now and If these high prices continue long, more banks will have to be or ganized in order to safely keep the money. And this brings to mind there k some talk of q bank being established in our little city, and why not, every thing looks favorable
 Just think, after tie screen had been placed over tile fire place anu our winter underwear stored away tie chilly breezes came from the north Sunday evening 50 cool that iireawa very pleas ant to sit bt all day Monday However no damage to Yegeta- ton has been discovered
 3VR0
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31
LOWELL.

May 2. Doctor Greene and ] i. NJ. uBlack burn equipped them selves with all that fishermen need and lopf1reyed over to War Eagle Monday to disturb the tinny tribe.
 A number of Lowell boys are arranging to study the art Of telegraphy by putting up wires from one house to another. Sue cess to you boys. This may be s.tlle starting point for greater things in life.
 George Stalker, living east Of Lowell, died Sunday morning Of heart trouble and was buried Monday in Pleasant Grove Gem etery. Mir. Stalker was v years of years of age and native of Canada. He leaves wife to mourn his departure.
 Sam Elliot came up Saturday on a visit to friends near Goad Springs.
 Mrs. Fannie nee Begley of Gravett, came to Low ell Saturday on visit to her parents, Mt and Mrs. John Beg ley.
 Miss Annie Wiley returned home latter part of last week after spending several months with a sister in central Texas.
 We are informed that Thomas Greene, brother of W. F. Greene will leave Washington about the fifteenth of June on an extended
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31

ent but all seemed to have d good time.
 Leonard Hamhy went over to Goad Springs last "Wednesday to work for James Caldwell. Hey there, MuIlyi What about that big frost that you had billed for May 23z II failed to come this Way.
 Quite l number ol people from the surrounding communities at tended church It Zion Sunday W ]. Langley and wife of Goad Springs, spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. NaWttr. Miss Onda Jones has been on the sick list for several days, but k getting better again.
 R9IIX
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31

Halbrook is quite sick with ty- photd fever
 Miss Blanche Sanders of Bentonville, is here visiting rel ativeS.
 Ben Youngman and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Newt Cogar, on White River.
 Yves. Homesley, wife, and little daughter Yola, went to Spr;ngdale Sunday, returning Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Sanders visi- ted at Uncle John Sanders, near Lone Star, latter part of last week.
 Andy Bean went out after his three daughters Monday, near Sprlngdale, where they had been picking berries.
 Joe 0uillen, o[ Oklahoma, who had been visiting old friends and relatives in this vicinity, left for his home Sunday.
 Among those who attended church at New Hope Sunday we're: Misses Helene Sanders Eula Petross, Rose Youngman and Emily Hammons; MesSerS Harvey. Sam, and George Young man, and MeSdames l.. A. San ders and w. L. pruner.
 Mrs. X. ]. Harrison returned Saturday from Huntsville where she had been called to the bed slde ot Her sister, Mrs. Elnei Roberts, who We unders tand, i, seriously Ill.
 \ few of the young people were entertained II the home o AIr. and Mrs. Ben Youngmat l Friday evening. Ice cream nc cake We're served. All report /; nice tune,
 Springdale received quite d delegation ol shoppers from thl, place Monday, among whom were k. (. NanWinkle anC vie, (. NJ. Donaldson and wife Jack Fitch and wife and Mrs Frank Parker and son, Virgil.
 Mr. Thomas Youngnan an, son Harvey of Tulsa, l. T., who came up to visit relatives, hay, decided to remain for the sun mer, and are farming on Mrs. l. Il Mansieids place near eBlael Jask School House.
 MoLIY GoDDLE
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31

Some people are purse proud because they haXcu't anything else to bg proud ot
 GodIiness does Hot mean eX6lus- lNenrS>.
 kidaey complaint kills more people than anY other disease. This is due to the disease being >a in@iduea> tHat | eetS eaed hold 9H tbe system before Il fs reso@aizads. FoIe5'S Kidney Cure Will prevent the detelope- HeHt tet tatai disease i=tabeH III time " L. OwnbeY.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31
HABBERTON

Mol oDDE.I4
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31
SILENT GROVE.

May eS.-Straw6errY picking k almost over in this neighbor- hood. BlatkbefrieS and triggers come next.
 Mr. and Mrs. [. K, Mabry have moved from t6elr home near Silent Grove to Monte Ne.
 Mr. and Mrs. A k Herschey of Fort Smith spent Sunday with relatives at this place.
 tir. Cooper and daughter Mrs. NJ. L. Ford are visiting relatives near Exeter. Illinois,
 There will be services held at New Bethel next Sunday morn- ing by Rev. Rice of Springdale
 N the school meeting held at this place k M Atkisen was re- elected director and seven mill taXwas voted. We understand Pro1 John Dale has the Bethel school again fer next term.
 L. L. HaisliP left Sunday morning for Muskogre, l T.. to see his father Who is 1ery Ill.
 Although tfe weather was somewhat rainy Saturday night a large crowd attended the ice cream supper at J w Pogue's. All present report pleasant time.
 G A. Hersehey and ] N. Phe- lan went fishing ta White River the 2oth ol this month and eaught. 90 lbs. oi red horse George Smith and l.. l.. Hais- lip also went and caught 16 large fish.
 I'm GIRL FROM AVENUE X.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31
SPRING VALLEY.

May 2s-We are to have new school house, soon.
 Walter Pruner K OH the invalid list.
 Rev. NJ. A. Youngman filled his regular appointment at Snyr- na Saturday and Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Sanders made trip 10 Goshen Saturday.
 The little son of Mrs. Martha
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31
JOHNSON.

 and children spent several days of last week with relatives at Winslow, Ark.
 Fred Spyres and family came in Friday from a sojonrn down about Stillwell, l. r, and will probably locate at Johnson.
 Mrs. D. N. Pear |, of Purdy, Mo-. is visiting with relatives here during the berry season.
 Rev. Johnson Crawford filled his regular appointment at Shady Grove church Sunday. He also baptised seven converts in Clear Creek Sunday evening.
 The old time electric storm with its accompaniment of wind and rain kept timid folks d watching the raging tempest for a while Saturday night, but no damage has been reported.
 Uncle Abe Roberts, who re- sides at the fish ponds, is preear- iously Ill and has but a slight chance for recovery from | com plieation of diseases.
 The past week has been ideal farming weather and most oi the farmers have been improving the opportunity to get their corn plowed out. The oats are rather poor and only few good crops are around Johnson green bugs and rust got the oats, but the wheat fields are looking better and fair crop k promised for the harvest.
 The locustS are putting in their appearance around John- son, but are not numerous yet.
 Two classes of the Methodist Sunday school al Fayetteville spent last Saturday on a picnic excursion to the springs here at Johnson.
 Mrs. Tan Wright and children returned yesterday from visit with relatives near Harris.
 George Glenn is mp and able to gel around again after having such severe attack of blood poison which neeessitated the amputation of his right arm some weeks ago.
 s The Fruitmens Union has { shipped thirty-two cars of Der 5 ries to date, and several more will go forward before the close of the shipping season. The plskers and growers are about worn out on account of the un4 nsual length of this ripening and shipping season as the first ber- ries were expressed from here on April 18th. The prices received Tor the berries range from Sl.75 to s3.lo which shows a good margin of profit for the growers.
 Uncle John Good tumbled off load of hay yesterday and receiv- ed lot Of bad bruises that will suffice to keep him from active work for week or two.
 So many strange faces in John son during the past month that twould take up too much space to tell of the eomings and goings of the strangers who are "like the ships that pass iii the night and speak to each other in pass ing
 And G. Spyres is not suffering from consumption as was report ed some weeks ago, but is just troubled with aggravated attacks of chronic stomach disease that keeps him pretty sick al times. Mike lives out near Stilwell now.
 Neal Avis hasn't been Ill John son since the coming oi the measles some weeks ago. Neal hides when he hears of the meas les being i'll the country.
 ATIKEFPMo
The Springdale news., 1907-05-31
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given tha, will attend at the various voting precincts in Washington County, Arkansas, as follows, for the purpose of assessing the real estate. personal proper ty and per capita tax for the year 1907 of such persons as are liable to pay the same. Persons assessing real estate will be Tequirs ed to give proper description of same
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-31
JOBBERS' TRUST WORSE
THAN THE RETAILERS
National Biscuit Company BOycOtted and Under
sold by the Combine for Selling Dr.
rect to the Trade.
To Meet These Tactics Utah Packing Company Will Establish
Independent Meat Shops in Salt Lake City.


is THERE LOCAL WHOLESALERS TRUST?
The National Biscuit in business in Salt Lake for
twelve years.
Until last June the always sold its goods to local
wholesalers and obbers, giving them wholesale prices
Of Salt
retail
ing
If the retailers could of dis
could of the the
Biscuit
latter holding prices high possible
stated the wholesale and obbng
Salt Lake suddenly ordering him
that time obber dollars worth goods
company.
They all stopped the
few after they Mr. Wallace given understand
his would groeers,
wholesalers jobb his
Mr. Wallace selling retailers
ing buy the exobant maintained the whole
obbns sell public
benefit
bbing
that morning last June and all simultaneously just by
ded goods the National
undeseI National company
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-31
FIFTEEN KILLED,
FIFTY INJURED
Head-on Collision Between Ex-
press Train and Traction
Car in Illinois.

Nation. H., Augl 3O.-Fifteen persons
were killed and about fifty injured in
head-On collision between an interurban
express train and a traction car, on the
Nation and Charleston electric line, at
1870 o'clock this morning. The crash oc-
CURED on sharp curve one mile west of
Charleston. Confusion of orders received
over a telephone is said to have been the
cause of the accident. The cars approach
ed each other at high rate of speed and
the impact was so terrific that the mo-
tor car was telescoped by the traction
car. There was no warning and few pas
SengerS had time TO escape by jumping.
The passengers, nearly Of whom were
en- route to the Sunday fair at Charles
ton, were crushed or manned where they
sat in the cars. Some who escaped and
are able to speak say the scene at the
wreck was grUeSOme, dead and dying be-
ing damned together in a mass. Some
were shrieking with pain and children
were crying for their mothers, who were
thought to be among the dead. When
news of the wreck reached Nation spe-
ciaI cars hurried to the scene and the
dead and injured brought to the morgue
and hospital here. Some of the injured
are in a critical condition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-31
ALMOST CAUGHT
BY THE FLAMES
Editors and Reporters of
Louisville Courier Journal
Rescued From Building.

Louisville.t Ky, Aug. 30.-The Courier
Journal building at Fourth and Green
streets, in which are located the plants
of the Courier-Journal and Evening
Times, was destroyed by fire early today.
The structure was five stories high and
occupied half a block. The fire started
at the top of an elevator shaft, suppos-
eddy from defective insulation of electric
wires, and spread with great rapidity.
The editorial and rePOrtorial forces of
the Courier-Journal stuck to the build
ing in the hope that the blaze would be
subdued and that they could issue the
paper. They were caught mapping with
fire at all exits and had to be taken out
on ladders. The linotype machines and
presses are located in a reinforced struc-
ture of the building and the damage to
them was comparatively light. The less
is estimated to be about 500 900. The ma
chinery, while damaged to some extent
by water, can soon be put in shape and
1t was stated by Mr.. Haldeman, president
of the COurier-Journal company, this
morning, that there would be no inter-
ruption to the business, the other papers
of the city having offered the Courier
Journal the use of their plants. The
principal damage was done by water. The
Courier-Journal and the Times were is
sued from the Herald plant today.