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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-19
PRINCESS AT
 GARDEN FETE

London, July 1S.-Princess Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein is the patron and will preside at stall during the great fete and bazaar to be held on the grounds of Wolvesey palace, Win chester, today and tomorrow. The af- fair is the most notable garden fete of the season. and has attracted the social electyof all England, as we'll as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-19
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many prominent Americans now in this country. Her Highness is assist ed by Lady Portal, the Countess of Portsmouth, Lady Alice Ashley, the Countess of Northbrook and other so- ciety leaders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-19

Reverend Ross Moore returned this morning from visit to Philadelphia where he attended the state assembly of the B. Y. P. U.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-19

Major N. T. White is somewhat improved today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-19

George P. Darby will leave today for a visit to Bastrop and other points in North Louisiana.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mrs. Leonard Nets entertained a number of her friends Tuesday even- ing, the occasion being the anniver- sary of her birth.
 The porch and parlor of the com- Inodious home were decorated in pat riotic colors, red, white and blue, and every preparation had been made for entertaining in style.
 The guests assembled early, and various games were indulged in until late hour. A prize contest was per- haps the most entertaining feature of the evening. table in one room had teen loaded with fifty different ar- ticles. The guests then lined up, marched into the room and around the table and out again. The guest who should remember and write down the names of the greatest number of ar ticles received the first prize. and the one who remembered the last number was given the booby prize.
 Miss Nellie Lesueur remembered thirty-one of the fifty articles and carried off handsome vase for hav- ing so good memory. c. M. Phelps had wool in his think shop. and could only remember an unlucky thirteen. His prize was a bunny with a carrot in its mouth. Even the bunny was not good to eat.
 Miss Mar Holiday and Mrs. Otilie Phelps. in vocal selections and Miss Nellie Lesueur at the piano. added to the pleasures of a very pleasant even ing
 Refreshments of ice cream. sherbet, peaches and cakes were served. Those present were:
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. c. Phelps. Mir. and Mrs. Joe Bartson, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Standage, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Neder- loh. MT. and Mrs. John Horne. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Burrier: Misses Rose Rabbit, Nellie Lesueur and Leone Heaston. Messrs. E. G. Lee and M. P. Holladay.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
TEMPE
lEPHON E
FOURTH OF JULY.
Tempe Prepared to Do Itself Proud
 From Daylight Till Dark.

The big day is at last here; all is in readiness and Tempe is fully pre- pared to entertain the thousands of visitors that will be here today. Yes terday was a busy day and merchants and business men worked late into the night putting on the final touches of decorations to buildings and preparing special accopmodations for the crowds today. Today will be even buster though, and those who decide to spend the holiday here will find something doing from the time they arrive until they are ready to leave. The best of it is it's. all free; that is. there will be plenty of free amusement. free ice water and free beef: if one cares for finer or better things, they may be obtained but they will cost money.
 In order that those attending may know just what is going to happen and may conduct themselves accordingly, for naturally no one wants to miss a single feature of the program, it is
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

Mir. and Mrs. Roswell Cooley. enter ;ained a number of her young friends at five o'clock Tuesday evening. Ice cream and cake were served and the evening was passed in playing ehil cren's games on the lawn. Those pres ent were: Misses Myrtle Tucker. lone Pomeroy, Melze Pomeroy. Leona I'tmeroy. Leota Pomeroy, Marguerite Cuber. Louise Rogers, Viola Passe!. Genevieve and Ena Cooley; Masters Angus Gillespie, Arnold Hawkins, Howard Millett, Delbert Stap,cy. Lau . rel Stapley. Orville Hunsaker and Rolla Pomeroy.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. ,. c. S1angler and two daugh- ters, Lura and Martha. left Tuesday night for Lsnsston. Mo. where they will remain until August. when Mir Spangler will csck them uD while on his way east.
 Owing 10 the illness of Clerk Kelly. no meeting of the town council was held this week.
 Marshal ". A.. Burton. Mrs. Burton and the baby. Mrs. Winnie Vance and Mss Vera Vance will leave this morning for Prescott, to spend their summer vacation.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
0. G. Buck Proved Himself to Be an
 Accomplished Horssman.

The most exciting runaway that
 Tempe has experienced in some time occurred shortly after dark Tuesday evening, and though fortunately there were no casualties, D. G. Buck dem- onstrated that he knows how to handle team under all kinds of circum- stances. MT. Buck had hitched a team to his surrey. one of the horses
 being colt. and together with Mrs. Buck was planning to drive with Mir and Mrs. Fenton Jones across the riv- CT. In front of the Jones home, just across from the Kingsbury residence, and while waiting for the Jones. the colt fretted little and kicked one of the tugs loose. Mrs. Buck noted the accident and quickly jumped out; the colt made a step forward and the pole dropped and both horses started on a mad run down the street. In front of Lukin's store the pole caught in the ground, almost turned the rig over and was broken off. At the same time a front wheel went to pieces and when the runaway passed Mill street. witnessed by a large crowd of people. Mir. Buck was making a desperate ef- fort to keep the team in the middle of the road. It seemed that every mo- ment would see the rig turned over and smashed. but the driver remained cool and kept the outfit straight to the end of the road; at the depot the turn was made safely to the north and the team was brought to a stop a short distance from Bucks stable. Mir. Buck was in no wise injured and aside from the broken pole and wheel. the rig suffered little. damage. It was really a remarkable escape and had MT. Buck not have "staid with" the team in the manner he did, serious results might have followed from col lisions with other rigs as there were a great many teams and people on the street at the tinfe.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
again published and is as follows:

again published and is as follows:
 Bomb shooting, ' to am.
 Band concert, to 9 am.
 Saddle race, g am.
 Pony race. 9:15 am.
 Battle royal. 9:45 am.
 Speaking. 10 am.
 Barbecue, 11:30 to 1:30.
 Bring your own tools"
 Hose contest, pm.
 Sack race, 2:30 pin.
 Foot race. 2:45 pm.
 Fat mans race. pm.
 Baseball. 3:30 pm.
 Tug of war, 5:30 p.m.l
 Fireworks from the Butte. S:30 to 11:3O pm.
 From what had been accomplished by dark last evening it could be seen at a glance that the town is to be decorated today as never before. Il will put on a festive appearance that does credit to all participating. The work on the grounds was completed yesterday and they are in splendid shape. The big arbor> was finished early in the afternoon and proved to be the coolest place in town. It was thoroughly soaked last night as were the surrounding grounds and there will be no dust there today to make it disagreeable. The dancing pavilion was also finished up in good shape and will undoubtedly be well patron ized today, a first class orchestra hay
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

ing been secured for the occasion. Chris Sigala has moved his merry-g go- round to point near the pavilion and it will be on duty all day and night. Booths have been erected at frequent intervals for the purpose of serving refreshments; drug stores and other places have laid in a big extra sup ply of necessaries for the day and it is thought that no one need suffer for want of a drink or a cooling dish of ice cream.
 Fire was started in the big barbecue pit yesterday noon. Those in charge had a hot job keeping the pit sup piled with fuel during the afternoon but it was done and by evening there was fine bed of coals. over which were placed the eight steers. They are in competent hands and by noon today will be ready for judgment to be passed upon them by the crowd.
 Taking all in all it could not be noted at the time of writing last even ing where a single thing had been overlooked to make the big celebration of today go down in history as the grandest success of its kind in the val- ley.
 Goinr tn town now and not s'op- ping in at Hyders is just like going to Europe and not stopping at Paris.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
DOWN ON THE FOURTH.

Wellington Richins is down to re- main over the Fourth with his family. MT. Richins is hydrographer at the junction of the Salt and Verde. and the Apache war" news was telephon- ed from his station. He says there are no new developments at McDow- ell. There is some fear that there may be trouble on Saturday when the "undesirables" are driven from the rt servation. It is also believed that Rev. MT. Gill and his family had bet ter get away at once. MT. Gill dis likes the idea of leaving. but 1t would probably be suicide if he remained.
 Major Grinstead is at Mcdowell and has matters well in hand.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
Tempe Gallery open all day the 4th
SHORT NOTES.

President A. J. Matthews of the nor nal left yesterday for Los Angeles. where he will attend the N. E. A. meeting. Mrs. Matthews and Anna will follow the latter part of the week. The professor will return to Tempe for few days about the 20th of the month and will then go east on a business trip.
 Harry Thompson, formerly of this place, now travelling for a San Fran cisco firm, is a visitor here.
 Prof. A. B. Clark left last evening for Chicago. where Mrs. Clark is spending the summer. Bert Dickinson Is here from Bisbee for a two weeks visit with his par ents.
 F. H. and NJ. R. Bowen. s. W. Kunz and R. G. Cadle of Florence are guests at the Casa Loma. They are here for the Fourth.
 Cohen's shop closes at noon today The Ryder thermometer took an ad- ditionaI jump yesterday and went UT to 125-one degree higher than the day before. It should be stated. however that comparison with a thoroughly ac- curate thermometer proves that Ky der's instrument is three degrees off so it was not really that hot yester- day. It was reasonably warm how ever.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
FIRE AND ORDER.

It is announced by the mayor that special precautions against fire are to be taken today. No firing of any kind of fireworks will be permitted on side streets or alleys and any one caught doing so will suffer the penalty of the law. It is further announced that no disorder of any kind will be allowed There will be additional officers for the day and everything is to be con- ducted in an orderly and proper man. ner.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
MESA
LADIES, CIRCLE SOCIAL,

After the regular session of the Ladies' Circle of the Woodman of the World. last night, Mrs. J. H. Pomeroy, the lodge advisor. took the members t, her residence on Center street, where she gave them lawn entertain- inent. Sherbet and ice cream were served. The sovereigns all had jolly time.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
DEATH OF BABY.

Norma. the three-year-Old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs David Hibbert. died at nine o'clock Tuesday night from spinal menigetis. after an Hines of two ~eekSL The funeral was held at o'clock yesterday afternoon from the tabernacle.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
K. p. SOCIAL SESSION.

At the regular meeting of Damon lodge. No. l9. held Monday night, the following officers were installed:
 Chancellor Commander. c. M. Mul- len; vice commander. R. s. Longmoor; prelate. Frank Giles: master at arms w. W. Stow. inside guard, J. w.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
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Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
PICNIC TODAY.

The W. c. T. U. people will give a picnic at Drew's Park today. All are welcome. provided they bring their lunch with them. There will be amusement for all. Ice cream and lemonade will be for sale on the grounds.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
MORE BIG FISH.

Ray Gillespie and Walter Peck went fishing yesterday and brought in six big salmon which they caught in the canal. The largest weighed fifteen pounds and the others were more than eight pounders.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
cANrALoUPE MEN HERE.

On the 4th the Tempe Gallery will make photos at reduced prices.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

Messrs. Fear, Mumford and Hale were here yesterday Investigating To. cal conditions of the cantaloupe crop MT. Fear is from Rocky Ford. Colo. and will be stationed here during the season. Mir. Hall is here from Coach ella. Cal, and is a representative oi the Woods commission firm of Chi cago. He returned to California or last evenings train. It is now thought that the season will properly begin about the middle of the month, though large local shipments are being made daily.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

Hagerlund: outside guard. pr. J, E. Drane At the close of the installation. ice cream, cake sherbet. watermelons and cigars were dug up from the lock- CT. and the Knights proceeded to have little fiesta all of their own. It was after midnight when the session ad- journed, and all said they had good time. And their excuses were accept ed when they reached home, presum- ably.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

Remember the 4th is the day to get your picture cheap at Tempe Gallery.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

Celebrate the 4th by getting you picture taken at Tempe Gallery.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

Read Hyder's ad today and every
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

Make Hyder's store your Fourth O. July headquarters.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

Remember Hyder Bros. for elegant shirts.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

Get a high grade hat at Hyder Bros
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
LOOK OUT BOYS.

Mayor Nets has issued an order to al. police officers to enforce the ortii- nance prohibiting the firing of crack CTS or any other dangerous Fourth of July materials within the fire limits.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.

Try an electrical massage at Cohen's barber shop. Casa Loma block.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

Electricat massage at Cohen's sho
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

Buy Hyder's up-to-date trousers.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

cHiLpREN'S PARTY. Reta Cooley, the young daughter of
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

ping in at Hyder's is just like going 10 Europe and not stopping at Paris.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

 peace while drunk, and who had detied the officers to arrest him, was apprellended by Sheriff Berry last week and being unable to give bond, is now lodged i'll jail. Huntsville Democrat.
 Some important business changes have been made Ill Huntsville this week. George Simpson has sold his interest in the Huntsville Dry Goods Co. to his partners, l.. 5. Simpson and F II. Davis, and heand Gordon Hawkins have bought out s. N. Hawkins and Son. Several days
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
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 From Our Exchanges
lN6drby Counties

two Whoiesa}eg grocery stores m Rogers
 The Rogers Democrat says tick ct sales It that place during the month of October was the largest in the history of the town. The Democrat thinks the two- cent fare law is responsible tor the increased travel.
 Miss Lidia Graves. of Gentry who graduated at the Rogers Academy last term, was married al Bentonville last week, the groom being Dr. H. l.. Lawson, of Red Granite, Wis, and they will make their home i'll Wiscon- sin.
 Perry, Hanna Mercantile Co.,, of Beaty, sustained d heavy loss by fire last week. Their loss which consisted of wagons, im- pliments, hay and corn. was something over e4,oo0 with nc insurance Bentonyille Demo- erat.
 The Potter Telephone Com pany k going to extend its line from Southwest City to Tiff City, Mo-, where they will connect with five metallic circuits. Pat rons can then talk to Neosho, Joplin and other points-Gravett News.
 Benton County people will next year elect new county officer, that of tax collector. the office having been created by the last general assembly, There will probably be plenty of men ready and anxious to fill the office. the first one to announce being Marion Douglas.
 Miss Zula Williams. the young girl who shot herself a week ago at her home near Buttry, IS still alive and the doctors now have hope for her ultimate recovery. A neighbor says there Is still no known reason for the deed. He says she IS only fifteen years old. Rogers Democrat.
 C. W. Dunbar k doing consid- erable work in the cave north cf l town and he thinks le has made some important discoveries lately. ] Ne hope he has. It has always been our belief there Was and Is now, some valuable treasures
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
 BENTON

]. P. Paul will convert the Opera House building at Gravett into residenee..
 For ninety days lip to Noven- Der 1 Knott X Galbreath at Ben tonville paid out s53,5S2.50 for mules.
 Haines Peel of Bentonville has been appointed deputy pros ecuting attorney for Benton county.
 The Benton County National Bank at Beutonville has placed an order for d large manganese steel safe.
 A. Byrd, manager of the ean- ming factory at Bentonville. Is making arrangements to estab- fish a factory at Fort Smith.
 H. X. MeClintou aud daugh- ter, of Sprlngdale visited friends here last Sunday. Mir McClin- ton expects to move back to Rog- CT, soon. Rogers Journal.
 The infant child of Mr. aud Mrs. Ray Dunlap, who were vis- iting near Gravett, died recently. The remains were taken to Del phas, Kansas, for interinent.
 Some one attempted to burn the town jail at Gentry "Wednesday night of last week by saturating 1t with coal oll and settinglt on fire. It was discovered, however before 1t had gained much head way.
 The salaries of rural route car rierS Edward H. Jacobs of Ben tonville, and John r. Robinson, West Fork, Wash ington County, have been increased from Ss64 to S9o0 per year, effective Decem- Der 1.
 The vinegar factory at Rogers only secured about enough sor- ghum cane this year to make one barrel of syrup. The dry wealth CT was injurious to the cane crop and not as much was planted as usual.
 The r. /. Meeks Wholesale Grocery Company at Rogers be- gan business last week. Jas. Keith and Q. \. Buttry are the travelling representatives at pres ent, but 1t is expected others will be put on later on. This makes
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

l. D. Clary who k d candidate for secretary of state, said in his speech here that o. C. Ludwig who is candidate for reelection, friend to the railroads in making out their tax assessments The facts are the tax assessment of the railroads are the highest ever made iii the history of the state and the records show that Mr. Ludwig voted for them as they now stand. The records also show that Mir. Glary who made this false charge, appeared before the board on June 19, 1905, ask ing that the assessment made by the board against one railroad be reduced. He also charged Mir. Ludwig VI h standing in with the pententiary ring. Wren Gov. Davis attorney general, with the 1fher members of the board, he made Ill the o the state the famous, rather the infamuHs, Dickinson contract for working BOO coll vietS As the supreme court held this contract could not be abrogated MT. Ludwig has earr1ed out the provisions of the contract and that Is the way he k standing in with the penitentiary ring" It occurs to aS that Mr. Cfary IS rather reckless i'll his misstatement of facts for man who asks for important position seere- tary of state.-Berryville Progress.
 Those who are acquainted with Mr. Ludwig would not for moment believe that lie would do violence to his owu manhood or betray the trust reposed in him by the people by standing ins with the railroads with tile .'penitentary gang The editor of The News has known Mr. Ludwig for twenty-five years from the time he brought his little family to Springdale from Ala bama, and began the publication of newspaper at this place. Arkansas never had more honor able or conscientious official than he
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
MADISON

Clay Sisemore and Miss Cena Sisenore of Pettigrew were mar ried recently.
 Link Roberts and family of St. Paul have gone to Davenport, Oklahoma, where they contem- plate making their home.
 The St. Paul Mountain Air re- ports that Mrs. Bates is dan gerously i'll of stomach trouble and IS not expected to recover.
 Mrs. Mallie Casey of near Whorton died Tuesday night of typhoid fever. Deceased was d daughter of Jerry Haney. She leaves her husband and five months-old baby. Huntsville Democrat.
 Orb Parker. who has been terrorlziug the people round about Marble for some time by wild west fashion of disturbing t he
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

aeo Hawkins X Son announced that they intended to quit busi- ness here and advertised to close out their goods at cost. The deal with Simpson and Hawkins was made Tuesday. The Demo crat k not advised as to what NeSSrs. Hawkins X Son contem- plate doing. Huntsville Demo zffat
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

eoHteaHed=there and we hope AIr. Dunbar will succeed in locating them. Il is our opinion, however from personal observation that 1t #wfll require great deal ol labor and probably the expenditure of thousands ol dollars to make the diSeoreriesz-Gfavett News. E (. {. Mitchell las been award ed tile contract to erect the monument to the Confederate dead, which is to be placed here. It will probably be put in the center of the square. It will be finished by neXt April. The job will be quite d nice ole for Mr. Mitchell = Bentonville Sun.
 The Gravett News recently closed d successful voting contest for the most popnlar rural route mail carrier out of that town. (. NJ. keeler of Route I, was the winner, and was given S25 by the News to be expended on the roads on his route. the citizens livlng on the route to contribute q like amount.
 The Baptist church at Benton- vile has expelled thelr former pastor, l. (. Underwood, and called for hls credentials as a minister He was charged with improper conduct towards young lady in the church, and after being fined in the courts he took his departure for some point in Texas.
 Mrs Enoch Foster, of Pea Ridge is seriously i'll as the result of an accident which occurred last September whereby a fishbone lodged ln oue of her fingers. l ie wound became so trouble some thet 1t was concluded that amputation would be necessary. The operaton for that purpose was performed Monday. Rogers Republican.
 George Mansfield, whose family is staying at Manitou, Colorado, came m last week to get his auto- mobile, which had been left at their summer home east of Rog- CTS. Friday morning he started oil through the mud and rain with the machine for Manltou to join his family. It will be quite a disagreeable trip Ii he encounter ed much weather of the same va riety. Rogers Democrat.
 Miss NJ. A. Buck visited her farm fear Springdale the first of the week and brought home with her several well formed Maiden