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The Springdale news., 1907-09-13

faytiiexl.le n. the County of Washington IT ne State of Arkansas sell al public sale se the highest bidder for cash. the lands so sr',, '-e' asea ,t ss aforesaid together with the etplr crop thereon, being II Washington county ID the State oi Arkansas and de. scTioed as follows. to@gIt.
 z,.. se west nah Of the northwest quarter " q NV. of Section No. Thirty-six - s92 ID township No. Eighteen tIsl North .. Range No thirty 3o} West. except ten 2 -2 eefes 10 De of equal width of the North |! so part of said eighty s03 acre tract be slhnins at q point seventy two f723 rods and .a.s ID ks north of the southeast corner Q. ssala elgniy so acre tract and running thence north 43 degrees west six feI rods ls aa hftsen links or 10 point seventy five .sst @tst oi The east line ot said eighty @SaS iaess thence north nine tql rods and ,lhks for a beginning corner and ttnning thence north Sc degrees east i've sl asS. .0-s aha !. links to the east line ot said tAshty acre tract, thence north flfty fsOf rods ana hfteen Us links to the soufheast corner =. ..s north ten acres of the said eighty acre ,+e-5s1ss kasaSt west seventy. five t7si feet. f hss,, III two g rods or 10 the place =. nt tsahning Andexcept also a lot extend s s.s sr.seaty hNe 7si feet north and south ana three hundred and eigh, Sos feet eas! eighs, ss .a.ln the southeast corner ot saic rSees aeft tract. Also the northeast quarter -. ]. oi section No. ,hirty-hxe f5s n s1thsalp So. Is, north oi Range 30 West ,,S.,ts = q pan oi the southwest Quarer of sato 3.. .. meas, quarter of said section beginning = T. s-e southwest corner thereof and running .Aehee north 50 rods thence east s3i5 rods: = .1aeiaee north oo rods thence west s35 rods se. v .ne piace oi beginning Being about POS Sholld said property sell for more than e.gl sE 10 Day the said principal debt to- sesneI ~lin the interest due thereon and re ,hs unpaid on the day of sale as well as eoss and expenses attending said sale, the ,.as ..sess VIII De paid to the legal represents slNe oi the said John Zimmerman
 WILLARD BERRY
 FAsttt and Attorney TT fact fot D. W Bennett
The Springdale news., 1907-09-13
Mes. Ecce For pcuifr,

Nest feed is supplied in the form e ground green bone, cooked ofsl fsuch ss beef beads. etc and in the form Of sniras meal ft--ef scrap. Ground bone is perhaps The hest ard cheapest where one has bone mill: where not beef beads. hvers- etc. give good results, says writer IL American Agricuirur- ls- AnIn2i meal dried blood. etc are good foods. but in many cases are more exF+nslFe thai the others met tioned However tbey are very useful during tae l4af wesTner when i; l. aI- most impossible l. gse fresh meat Partially deeayed meat should hot te gsed. as | | Lot lealthtuI.
The Springdale news., 1907-09-13
She kn. Lf-

Mrs k- had engaged robust UE- de aged colored woman fo do some ho-secleartnz During tbe progress Of the work Mrs K ssi6
 "A colored mar came along here eDe day last week and wanted work. and ! let hiu wash some windows. but he did not do the work at sl well g
 What fo' looktr' man vas he - asked the helper
 Well he was big. strone fellow and he had but one eye Re said thE. his name was White He did very po-o- work
 T specs he did. lady. He's de wes' no 'couni ir dis town
 .0h ;hea eE know htm =
 Kaow in Why lady. Is nah led 10 .m ExchznSe
The Springdale news., 1907-09-13
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goo .. IT.. Nha, k the Ob- jeet and Benef, Q: Church Dis ciipline: \. Sanders and V T. Gan.
 lo:oo .. m. What Will Be the Condition oi tie World Dur ing the Millennium !. L. Chas- tain and E. J. Bishop. l1:oo q. IT.. Sermon by Mack Rodgers.
 Zoo P. What the De sign ot Song Service in Our Churches. ard Does the Music of the Present Tine, Rendered as II k. Meet the Szriptural Dcmands : II. {. Hamby ard !. P. White side.
 500 p. m.. What Are the Duties of Church 10 her Dea- consz ]. o. Atchley and Vim. Edwards.
 7:5o p. m.. Sermon bY ]. L.. Chastain.
 SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE. Sunday school mass meeting. led bY ". T. Gan.
  ll:oo a. IT.. Sermon by ". C. Hamby.
 The afternoon Jeff 10 the dis eretion ot the meeting. Every body is cordially invited 10 come.
 JOHN ALLsBURY
 T F JoSEs
 P 4. RODGERS
 G. ". SooTER
 Committee.
The Springdale news., 1907-09-13
Ar Alley Gate

The idea of sliding alley gate ls suggested by Home and Farm n very handy arrangement for open ras- sseeEass into feed managers or othe-
The Springdale news., 1907-09-13
AILEY CATE

parts ot u. tau where the ordinary door is not deslred- Ire rod should t+ extended at one or both sides Of the opening & may t% most convenient to rhe builder. for sliding the gate
The Springdale news., 1907-09-13
BUSH BEANS.
They May Be Had All Summer es
 Making Frequent Paintings.

If you want tender brittle pods dur. ing the hot summer months, make small plantings every week or ten days and use only the better varieties. suc- gests writer in the Garden Maga- zine If cultivation is thorough and constant. the plants Will grow for s
 longer period and I The posi> are gath
The Springdale news., 1907-09-13
 EN A As 1 !

l0:Q0 .. IT. Devotional Ser e5ee by J. Y. West.
 l0.s0 a. Organization.
 11:00 e. IT.. Sermon by < Hal
 Zoo ?. m.. ne DatY q Church Toward . Member Who Ha5.taa..9 bsents Him. sci or Herself from Church Ser v.evs and Refuses ,o Contribute to ;he Support oE Church Work z | N Phillips and ! " West.
 5:o0 ?. IT. How Far Should q Christian Indulge n Popular Amusement: M. Bagby and ]. NJ. ketchun.
 ESQ p. IT.. Sermon by x. Sanders.
The Springdale news., 1907-09-13

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The Springdale news., 1907-09-13
Fifth Sunday Meeting Program

The fifth Sunday Meeting ot the Benton County Association xill meet with tl4e Antioch Bap- ti>t church. miles south of Grayett CT Friday before tile Fifth Sunday IT septem Der.
The Springdale news., 1907-09-13
QUEEN OF
 QUAGMOND.
By Epes W. Sargent

Copyrighted. laor. by '. V. canaInehan
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-26
NEW benefit
MAY b. ADDED

WHEREAS, Many of
Fifty Dollars
a blessings:
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ARTICLE We, CONTROL HARRISON
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-26

The other material is a cake of soap
the kind used in the kitchen. Com
mon soap made into a lather and used
with lots of hot water has the faculty
of washing off the fat. 1t may be bad
for the complexion, but when vigorous
ly used it takes off flesh.
There is the Calve bath. named by
the masseuse who treated Calve. 1t is
home. One must have running water
and plenty of it heated to the steam
ing point
One must also have an elderdown
bath robe or one made of very heavy,
very thick and very clinging wool.
One must also have slippers with knit
ted tops and wool soles. In this garb
one is guaranteed to steam.
Running water, fresh from the hot
water boiler, sending forth it's steam,
will afford material for the steam bath.
There are those who do not like to get
into the tub too often, believing that
it is weakening. For these the steam
bath is the thing.
The room is filled with steam and the
water is kept running for ten minutes.
The patient exercises in this atmos-
phere of steam. This requires nothing
but wool bath robe and a good supply
of water at the boiling point.
The Queen Margherita bath has be-
come renowned throughout Europe. 1t
is effective, but it requires an expert
or more harm than good is done
The bath robe in this case is made or
rubber, and it is tight fitting. The pa
fipDt firc faIy hAE hot ha
puts on this rubber garment and ex-
ercises. keeping at it until she is in
perspiration.
The important point is in knowing
Just when one has perspired sufficiently
for the rubber robe must be slipped off
and a woollen one put on. 1t must be
done at just the right moment, or else
the skin cools and begins to chill.
The golf girls bath is taken in the
park, but without her golfsticks in her
hand. She takes vigorous walks, swing
ing her arms and trying to relax her
arm muscles. This is followed by a
toasting in front of an open fire.
The golf girl finds this necessary to
,ounteract the muscular eXertion of the
the golf links. Otherwise, were she
not to take this fire bath, she would
grow lumpy in her arms and like a
eminine Sandow in her calves.
The incest of all baths is the Paris
an bath of beauty. 1t is a not per-
ume bath and is taken just before one |
sips ones coffee. 1t is very strong with |
alcohol and very sweet with altar 1t |
s an easily prepared bath requiring /
lothing more than the expenditure of /
money.
There are drinks that throw one into
perspiration. Among these is recon-
nended a Chinese tea which costs not
ess than $50 a pound. Those who do
Tot care to pay as much can find
cry good substitute for less.
This, if taken with lemon and a drop
f rum, will form what is called tea
unch. 1t will produce a perspiration.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15
COLORADO DAMS
HOLD SWOLLEN
STREAMS BACK
Albuquerque Man Returns
From Imperial VaIIey--Levee
System TO Be Completed in
Ten Days More,

William Farr. the well known cat.
tleman and meat merchant returned
yesterday from trip to his ranches
in the Imperial valley Of California,
where he reports everything in good
shape. As fara cs can be seen at pres
ent the levees and dams built to re-
strain the ramapaging Colorado have
stood the strain excellently in spite OF
considerable rise i nthe treacherous
river. II is understood that ten days
more work will put the Imperial val
ley ont OF danger. The Los Angeles
Times SAYS of the situation:
The Hind-Clark dam, closing the
last break, is completed and is solid
barrier to any possible food. The
levces have justified the expectations
of the builders and have confuted the
critics who were certain that they
were built wrong side to the front,
and could not possibly stand. The wa
ter stood three feet against more than
half the levee length for five hours,
but neither broke nor leaked through
at any point
The height Of the food was 27.i
feet The top of the levccs was eight
feet above the highest water, leaving a
margin of safety of at least two feet
ovr tn highst rcordd Hood of the Colo
raod Engineers Cory, Hind and Clark
observed carefully the effect of the
rise. and are satisfied that the lcvees
are adequate protection to the valley.
In two davs more the lovee system
will be completed to point eleven
miles below the hcadgatc Of the I'M
pcrial canal. and even fash rise
should pass around the end Of the
lcvee it would not cause a repetition
Of the runaway excursion Of the river
through the valley.
Four miles more Of levee will be
built this season A thousand horses
and mulCs are now at work, and the
levec extension will be up to grade in
thirty days. The sudden ana uncX-
pccted rise Of the river last Thursday
tested the works constructed by the
California Development company and
the southern Pacific. and the result
relieves settlers i'm Imperial valley or
anxiety.
II was not found necessary to repair
the lcvoo AT any uoint, as no damage
whatever was done bv the rising wa
ter. The break has been closed thor
0ughly, the river turned back init its
channel and the theories Of academic
engineers who were shocked by the
horctical methods Of the railroad men,
DDS of the railroad men, have been
substantially iolted
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15
BOOSTERS CONSIDERING
ADVERTISING PROPOSITION
VIII Have letters Sent to Santa Fc
Company Magazine Describing Ad-
Nantagcs of Rio Grandc Valley.

The board Of control Of he Albu-
qucrquc Boosters held a meeting yes
tcrday afternoon at the Commercial
club at which numerous important
matters came up for consideration
Among other things II was decided
that arrangements should be made
to have letters from Rio Grandc val
Icy farmers sent to the Earth the
magazine issued by the Santa Fc cons
pany In the interest Of the Industrial
development of the lands along its
system. These letters are the most
effective kind of advertising and fruit
ful Of the best results in bringing in
homeseekcrs.
"All that this valley needs" said
one member Of the club yesterday, "ls
persistent, steady, wisely directed adj
yertisng, TO divert a goodly percent
age of the homeseekcrs into it, The
land Is far superior to much in the
southwest which is being more exten-
sivoly advertised
Mr. Il. W. Hopkins, 1t is UNDER
stood, will go 20 Santa Fe this week
in the interest of measures which af-
feet the city schools.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

Oriuo Laxative Fruit Syrup is a new
remedy an Improvement ON the laxa-
lives of former years as IL does not
gripe or uuuseute and is pleasant to
take. II IS guaranteed j. H.
D'Eciily co. q
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

Ladies', YOU are cordially invited To-
visit our store and inspect our MILL
merry display. l.. kcmpcniCh.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

The American Lumber Company
Band win give u free concert at Trac-
ton Park sunday afternoon. Il
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

The American Lumber Company
Band Will give . free concert at Trac-
! tiOn Park sunday afternoon. II
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

Otu' a-sortmCnt~ of the latest in
~prin. nuj summer goods for ladies.
gCntlrmCE. misses. bows and infants
are almost cUmplctC. l.. kCmpCniCh.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

IL = YOU WANT NICE BREAD
CALL AT THE HOME BAKERY, 2f3
WEST RAILROAD AVE-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

LET rs MAKE YOUR BREAD.
IT'S CHEAPER IN THE END.
HOME BAKERY. 2l3 w RAIL
ROA AVE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15
FREE. TREF FREE.

Band Concert by American Lumber
Company Rand. Traction Park. Sum
day "ftcrnUOn. If
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

PATRONIZE THE HOME BAK-
ERY FOR FINE BREAD. 213 W.
RAILROAD AVE
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

FREE! FREE. FREE,
Band Concert by American Lumber
Company Band. Traction Park, sun
d. "ItrrunUn. If
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15
Hart, SChaffner and Marx Clothes
Popular Price Goods

In Other Makes Are Also in Evidence in Our Display Re
liable Suits Which We Guarantee Can Be ttadAt $12,
S14, and SIG per Suit. They Are Up to Date Well Fit
ting, Well Made and of Reliable Stuff,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

New Bermuda Potatoes at the Mon
arch Grocery 90. mia
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-15

Washington. March 49, New Mex
iru aud Arizona. Fair warmer Fri
day. Saturday fair
The evening world., 1907-12-26
ANONYMOUS NOTE
/ IS USED AGAINST
MINISTER ON TRIAL
Foundry Woman and Said to
Have Been Sent by a Woman
to Rev. William H. Shaffer.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec S.--fsev. DR..
William r. shaf,er. presiding elder of
tho West DISTRICT In tbs Philadeiphia
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopai
Church. was placed on trial before the
Ecclesiastical caur, here to-day on the
charge of conduct unbecoaning min
lister. The court il composed OF nine
ministers. the Rev. DR.. s II. Hoover.
presiding elder of the North District.
acting MS judge The sessions OF the
court Will be executive. no one being
admitted to the trial room exeap, those
directly interested In tho case.
Rev. DR.. George IL Buckley. pas,or
OF Arch strcct Church, this city. IL the
prosecuting attorney. and he IL assts,ed
~ several other cierrymen. Rev. Dir.
A @. Rynett. OF the Board OF Home
missions and Church Extension, is
ch'ef counsel for the defense. So great
was the dlsinclina,oa OF Methodtst
ministers to participate In tho inyes,ixa-
uon that considerable difficulty was
encountered III securing tt,e court. the
nEal members being selected to-day. A
sosS OF TO Will nx the guilt or tn.
hoccnce OF DR.. shafrer.
An anonymous letter which the fo-.
mer iandiaiy of Dr. shaffer declares
she found in waste pc per basxet In
his room, fgrrss Prominently In the
case. II Is charged tho latter was sent
DR.. Slater by Mrs. Martha j. De,chlsy
willow. and pottrpistress OF Morgan.
town, Pa Tho defense Claims the let.
ter in question is forgery II written
In handwriting similar to tina. OF Mrs.
D~ichley, Rneh eides have engaged
handwriting expsrts. The content. OF
ito letter have not been made public.
II DR.. shaffer is convicted he win be
suspended from The ministry until the
Philadelphia conference holds Its an
nual session In March. II the verdict
of the court IL sustained by the con-
ference Or. sharfef can appeal TO the
trAers OF appeals. the supreme court of
the Church. II me court now sitting
tinds in DR.. shafrer's favor the case
VIII be dropped.
The evening world., 1907-12-26
MRS. D|ET[R|CH
N PARIS, MOTHER
! SAILS FOR HOME
Harry Brenchley, Who Figures
in E1opemen, Talk, Son
Il Of, a Groom. 2j,

Despatches from Lspdon to-say ~
affs:. young. mother OF Mrs. Alfred E
Otsssrsch, a. --ouns mIliionairs's wifs
MAo departed suddenly from New York
"a Dec. Z, and who 1t has been. alleged
ssiisd on. tho steamsa.p Biuechcr with
Harry 3. Brenchiey. tho horse buyer
and former whip for Alfred G. Wander.
lit. saled for New York yesterday with
0G son. Lewis O, Young and that Ars.
Dtsterich Is in Paris.
Il y said Mrs. Dietcrioh is stopping
at hotel In Paris little frequented by
Americans There her mother and
brother saw her upon their arrival Mon
day night A second inference was "a
Tuesday, and that evening Mrs. Young
and her son went to London. Before
satiinx for New York Mrs. Young and
her son were asked regarding the move.
discuss the matter.
Young Mr.. Dieterich is still a, his
home. No. 800 Sfa -ison- avenue, with
hi nvo-year daughter. The hus-
band has done nil In his power to
smother the scandal that developed
Aftes the departure of his wife and the
saiiinE Of Drenchiey with woman on
Ne Bluecher. Tho couple were on the
.paasenger LIS; ~ II, Barker and wife"
While in New York Brenchiey had rep
resented that he was member OF an
eA English family. 1t now develops
thAt ae Is srun ireland. where his father.
NV dead.was at one time head groom
g: the Marquis OF cc.THsh:m
The evening world., 1907-12-26
DAYLIGHT HOLD-UP
N CHICAGO STATION
Five Robbers Cover Victims
with Pistols and Get Money,
but Three Are Caught.

CHICAGO. Dec. a-F1ve men. ono OF
whom carried revolver. to-day robbed
tvo mon In the waitinx-ro OF the
"a Sale street. railway station. which
= situated In the heart OF the b,Atness
section Of the city. Two of the robber,
wsre arrested within few minutes
after the attack. and third two hours
Atr. The others escaped.
A man named Schmidt, OF crsto. NJ.
and smother man whose name Is not
known. were alone In he main waiting
rsom OF the dspot when two man sat
1own beside than, while third stood
u front OF them thrcatenins them with
: revolver. while the rob5e-y waa in
Deogres1 'si
A. soon AZ the robbers had dirap-
DsAred Schmidt reported the crime to
the police. and two of the men were
caught before they had Cone from the
depot Ths robbers obtained SIS from
Schmidt and his compani,n. r
The evening world., 1907-12-26
SKINNED MILK DIET
FOR FAT FOLKS?

Physioana vhs ars oallusn and hard
hsartsd usscrfbs . diet Of skimmed milk for
tbs reduction OF fal h = surs but insup-
portable nscsoA a curS. OtAsr doctors nos
ie0 sucosssfui bat moro oouside~ats OF their
patisntT comfort prescribe = teasE,oouful AZ
ter GnsAA and At bedtin,s OF she foilo~tnT
One ounce AarmoR, one-half ounce Fluid
Extract CAscArA Aromatic and three snd ons.
half ounces ByrrAp s4mpic1, which In, by the
way. just A. Sure and quick q means OF ~.
LET - the old.esshionoi skirnrnsd milk method
and Tar mors pleasant one, for q tat persor
can eAt the same variety and quantity OF foot
~ 0gInl while tAkInS thiA remedy and still
iose twelve to sixteen oanens of suyrrfluoua
flesh . A4y.
The evening world., 1907-12-26
FAMOUS ENGINEER Ill.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Cdr. Cole
man Sellers, the famous engineer who
was Instrumental in the adoption Of the
form Of equipment used by power plants
at Niagara FAllS. Is seriously III At his
home In this city. DIR. Sellers. who Ia
in hts eighty -hrst year. IL suffering
from a general breakdown.
The evening world., 1907-12-26
Table L..
AT SC

dozen Nickel Plated Safety Pins.
Assorted Hat Pin Cabinets.
pound package Carolina Rice.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-31

sanity in their examination of various talesmen seemed to indicate beyond all reasonable doubt that a plea of tenn porary insanity, which would be a le- gal defence, will eventually be entered. In developing this claim that Thaw was insane at the time of the tragedy, the defendants attorneys may bring in such details as they and their pris- oner believe will influence the sympa- thy of the men who may have an un- defined belief in the so-called "un- written law"
 There is much speculation as to what course MT. Jerome will pursue when Thaw's counsel begin to develop their plea of temporary insanity. He is prepared to combat their alienists but there is a possibility that he may bring the proceedings to an abrupt halt and apply for the appointment of commission to decide whether or not the defendant is insane at the present time. Or he may let the matter be fought out in open court, expert for expert. In that event the trial will drag out to great length.
 Neither Mrs. William Thaw, the prisoners mother nor his sister, the Countess of Yarmouth, was in court to-day. The day opened stormy after heavy snowfall and as both Mrs. Thaw and the countess are nursing colds they decided not to unnecessari- ly risk their health to-day by being in court during the dull process of se- lecting a jury.
 Tell the newspaper men," Thaw said to one of his counsel, ''that I ad- vised my mother and both my sisters to stay home to-day and take care of l themselves
 Mrs. Carnegie disobeyed the injunc- tion, however, and was present Eve lyn Nesbit Thaw and her companion, May Mackenzie, were early in the court room.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-31
William HI fsnrde

The funeral of William Fl. Garde will De held this afternoon at o'clock in the Hotel Garde in Hartford. Rev. J.. trederiok Sexton, pastor of St. James vices. and the body will be taken to Meriden for burial. The honorary bear CTS will be Colonel c. w. Pickett, Prem tice w. Chase and Frank c. Bushnell, of Meriden; Irving L. Holt and George Dimock, of Meriden; Benjamin s. Por- ter Of Southington, and Frederick A.. Moulthrop, of Springfield.
 The funeral party will leave Hart ford in the funeral car of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, which will be attached to the train leaving Hartford at 250 On the ar rival at Walnut Grove cemetery ser which Myrtle lodge, Knights of Pythias, of which Mir Garde was member, will have charge.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-31

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 Something must be done to arouse the digestive organs to action. stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets alone have been found capable of dlgesting the food for the unhealthy stomach. They contain diastase, pepsin and other digestive agents which the stomach itself pos- sesses when In health. These agents digest the food in the stomach and give the stomach chance to rest and regain it's normal powers.
 stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not patent medicine the formula for their preparation having been made public and known to 10000 physicians in the United States and Great Britain. By government tests. stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have been shown not only to contain no harmful ingredients, but to possess digestives of higher purity than found in any other preparation.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are rec- commended by physicians everywhere and can be bought of any druggist or direct from the manufacturers at 50 cents per box.
 If preferred, free trial package will be sent you immediately upon receipt of name and address. F. A, Stuart O., 73 Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.