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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-22
Madison lumber Co. lum Der

Waller SaWmlll 20, Tor LUMBER.
Mountain Grove Sawmill 20,
lumber. ..............
Hartvick Nelson, for bridge work
Albert HalvorsSn, bridge work.
Dave Engle, bridge work. .......
Fred Emile, bridge work. ......-
August Rerg, bridge work. ......
Oscar Aeplund, bridge work.
Peter Swenson, bridge work Pc.
Carl L Hanson, hauling lumber
Anton Gronneroe, hauling lum-
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-22

the evidence OF w. H. Kimball having
beenlheard it is ordered that the mat
ter be continued until the second Nom
day in January, 1907. at O'Clock p. m.
Claims against Latah county were ex-
amined and allowed and the county
auditor is hereby directed to draw war
rsntsin settlement thereof aa follows;
On the Current Expense Fund:
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22
Collins X Wilson, the enter

Collins X Wilson, the enter prising representatives of the Security Mutual Life Insurance Company, have procured two very beautiful gold medals which they will offer to the best and second best drilled student next Commencement. Pettibone Bros. Uniformers of Cincinnatti. also offer a fine sword to the best drilled captain. These generous offers insure competitive drill for Commencement. The drill has been discontinued for the past two years. It was for years the feature of Commencement week, and these generous offers will arouse much interest in the contest this year. Fayetteville Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22
OIL AND GAS PROSPECTS
 AT PRAIRIE GROVE.

More trouble has been encount- cred at the oil we'll this week, on account of water breaking in the well. and it was found nec- essary to pull out the casing and reset 1t. This has now been done and drilling IS expected to begin this afternoon.
 The well is now $50 feet deep and a F foot strata of black sand has just been passed through. Considerable gas was present in the strata of sand just passed through, and when set ahre last evening II burned for an hour, the blaze extending six feet above the ground. Lime stone rock was struck beneath the sand, and Alr. Holt thinks he will have to drill perhaps f50 feet before another strata of sand is struck. Prairie Grove Herald.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
 A CITY TICKET.

Mayor l. T. Lane.
 Recorder ]. ]. Banks.
 Treasurer-W. A. Graves.
 Aldermen-Dr. (. C.. Dodson, l. H. Fletcher, J, r. Denver, Dr. F. B. Youug, J. NJ. Hewitt
 In response to the call mum Der of the Democrats assembled at the mayors office Friday night for tbe purpose of nominating q city ticket. The meeting was called to order by committeeman T. J. Davis, and l. T. Lane was chosen chairman and John r. Stafford secretary.
 Willard Berry and l. T. Lane were placed in nomination for mayor, and a ballott being taken Berry received 10 votes and Lane 21, and the latter was declared the nominee.
 There was a spirited race for recorder between Arthur Dyes and j. J. Banks, but the latter won by one vote, receiving ld votes to Is for MT. Dyes.
 N. \. Graves was nominated for treasurer by exclamation.
 For aldermen, Dr. (. G. Dod- son, J. H. Fletcher, J P. Denver, Dr. F. E. Young and ]. NJ. Hew- ett were placed in nomination, and on motion they were declared the choice of the meeting.
 On motion the chairman was authorized to appoint new city Democratic Committee, and T. J. Davis, Will Searcy and A. J. White were appointed.
 Of the candidates all are new men except l. T. Lane, W. A. Graves and J. NJ. Hewitt. These gentlemen are all now sewing as city officers, this being Mayor Lanes second term.
 Taken as a whole the ticket Is a good one, and If they are cleo ted The News believes that they will take and active interest in the affairs of the town, and If 1t Is possible to do so will give us some of the improvements SC badly needed.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22
THE BOX SUPPER
 WAS A SUCCESS.

The box supper given at the Auditorium Friday night by the ladies of the Cemetery AsSoeia- tion was success so far as atten- dance and receipts were concern ed, showing that the people gen. orally are interested III the work the ladies are doing and are dis posed to lend assistance when ever an opportunity offers.
 The boxes were auctioned off by Dr. Smith and sold at prices ranging from 25 cents to Loo. A box of fruit was voted to the most popular youg lady, the lead- ing contestants being Misses Jessie Slaughter and Ulah Old ham. After spirited contest the former won.
 A number of the band boys got together and enlivened the occasion with some band music. and 1t has been so long since a brass band has been heard in Springdale II attracted as much attention as circus street pa rade.
 The total receipts amounted 10 almost $50, which will aid the ladies materially in their work.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22

were nominated as above on the first ballott. although other gen. tlemen received a few scattering votes.
 On motion the chairman ap- pointed d Citizens Committee composed of W. F. Sanders. \. l.. Thompson and Bert Lewis.
 Not q single word can be said against any of the gentlemen who were nominated. They are all good men. and men who have the confidence of the entire com munity.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22
w. D. HAYES IN
 TROUBLE AGAIN

Walter Singleton, alias. W. D. Hayes. formerly of Springdale, Ark, but late of De Queen, Ark, was quietly arrested in the Post Office building Monday by City Marshal (. NJ. Payne. Hayes Is wanted at De Queen. Ark, on the charge of bigamy, he having been too much married.
 Wife No. , at De Queen wa> instrumental in his arrest as she turned over letters to the sheriff that she received from him III which lie asked her to write te him at Westville, the sheriff ir turn notified Postmaster Beaty and watch was kept for him un- til he was arrested as stated above. Deputy sheriff Smith of De Queen came up on No. , Tues day morning and returned the same day with the prisoner.
 Hayes has a wife and two ehil. dren at Springdale. Ark, and 8 wife at De Queen. Sheriff Smitf stated that he was a noted crook and had served two terms III the penitentiary. Everything bids fair for him to return to his ole home. Westville q. T. Ameri- can.
 MT. Hayes Is we'll known 1T Springdale, and his father and brother reside at this place. A few years ago he was arrested for counterfeiting, and if We re member correctly served tern of two years in the penitentiar' as d result.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22
A Citizens Ticket.

Since the above was written and put in type another ticket has been put out, so the voters of Springdale will not be confined to one ticket alone when IL comes to choosing officers next month.
 In response to d call issued Saturday a meeting was held Saturday night at the mayor'> office by those who favor non- partisan ticket, or who do no, endorse the Democratic ticket. and the following nominations were made:
 Mayor Wm. Focht.
 Recorder Lee Sanders.
 Treasurer-W. E. Brogdon.
 Aldermen W. F. Sanders, F. H. Sanders. J. A. Joyce, Jas Hawn, ChaS. Henson.
 W. B. Brogdon presided as chairman of the meeting and S \. HaXton acted as secretary.
 The names of Wm. Focht and Lee Sanders were placed before the meeting to be voted for a' candidate for mayor, and the for mer received Is votes and tht latter 10.
 For recorder Lee Sanders ant Carlos Mayes were placed 1T nomination, and the former re ceived the endorsement of tht meeting by vote of 1s to II.
 W. E. Brogdon and Bert Lewis were put before the meeting fol treasurer, the former receiving the nomination by vote of T. Is.
 The candidates for aldermen
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22

'PreyenticS' will promptly check cold CT the Grippe when taken early CT at the .'sneeze stage PreyenticS cure seated colds as well. Preventics are little candy cold cure tablets, and Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis, will gladly mail you samples and book m Colds free, if you will write him. The sam- pies prove their merit. Check early colds with preventicS and stop pneu- monia. Sold Tn DC and 25c boxes. w. C. OWnbeY.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22


 from Fayetteville Saturday after noon to visit with Mrs. E. Dingle
 The eleven year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. F. Moore ot Fayetteville died Saturday morn ing.
 Mrs. Tom Taylor came out from Fayetteville Saturday al ternoon to visit with her mother Mrs. A. F.. Lewis.
 Rev. P. (. Fletcher of Fay ettevil1e will deliver the address to the graduating class of Prairie Grove High School.
 MT. and Mrs. T. J. Davis went up to Bentonville Saturday al ternoon and spent Sunday w1tf friends al that place.
 Ed. Mathews, who has beer employed with the Southwestern Telephone Co.,, on construction work ii Texas, came in home last week.
 Miss Inez Blake. teacher III tht fifth room at the Grammal School, Is III with the measles and Miss Mary Carter is now in charge of the room.
 Miss Lola Thomas, profes- slonal nurse of Rogers, who lac been down visiting with her friend, Mrs. c. H. Giddings, re' turned home Saturday.
 A Gallaher, living southeast oi town, left Sunday afternoon fol Los Angeles, California, and ex. poets to be absent about ter months. He has son, Roy Gallaher. living at that place.
 The cement sidewalk Is to bt extended from the post office building to Holcomb Street ant the work k now under way. Dr Smith IS also having walk built in front of his residence property.
 Wm. T None yhun, who hat been visiting relatives in this lo cality for few days, left Sunday afternoon for his home at Indian apolis. Ind. He is a brother ot Squire Moneyhun. residing southeast of town.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. $. Kidd who came here a few months ago iron Fayetteville and purchased the old Joyce property in the eas part of town, are selling off theil household goods preparatory t returning to their former home in Indiana.
 Dr. Joe Clemmer and family came over from Springtown lat ter part of last week to visit witt relatives. Mrs. Clemmer ant children are spending severa days here visiting at the home O MT. and Mrs. J. c. Cle1nme' north of town.
 Whats the matter with tht band boys getting together ant recognizing? Time was whe1 Springdale had the best bras, band in this section, and ther, are still a number of old player in town, so 1t would not requir, much effort to start up fairl. good band.
 The kiln of Excelsior Whit, Lime Works located on Illinoi river, three miles north of Prai rie Grove, was fired up last week The company already has order for several car loads of lime Ten men are now employed D, the company and H. D. Wood i the manager.
 No definite arrangements hay yet been made in regard to op erating the Canning Factor
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22
q Baby

should be sunshine in the house, and will be if you give it Whites Cream Vermifuge the best worm medicine offered to suffering humanity. This remedy is becoming the permanent fixture of all households. A mother with children can't get along without bottle of Whites Cream Fermifuge in the house. Sold by W. c. Owr bey.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22

For catarfh, let me send yga free, just to prove merit. trial n0X Of Dr. Shoops Catarrh Remedy IL is snow white, creamy and healing antiseptic balm that gives instant relief to ca tarrh of the nose and throat Make the free test and see. Address Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Large jars 5oe Sold by W. G. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22
fin tbe Gown and County.


 state at this time what will be done this season. The last of last years pack has this week been prepared for the market, amounting iii all to IS car loads. one of tomatoes, four of peaches and thirteen of apples. Prairie Grove Herald.
 Robert Ritter. who has been employed in r. (. Ritter's gro- cery store for some time past, went to Fort Smith last week and while there contracted to go on the road forFouster-Caldarera X Co.,, and will enter upon the duties next week. His territory includes all towns on the Frisco between Fort Smith and Harri- son, on the North Arkansas. Earl kennan has accepted the position m Ritter's grocery store.
 The meeting of apple growers of Washington and Benton coun- ties called for this place last Sat urday was well nigh a failure, so far as outside representation is concerned. Not single repre- sentative was present from Ben ton County. and the only outside points in Washington county that were represented were Farm 1ngton and West Fork. An ef- fort will be made to have another meeting the third Saturday in April.
 The city council of Fayette- vile Friday night indefinitely postponed the ordinance grant ing franchise for street rail- way. The council wanted the gentlemen asking the franchise to put up $500 as an evidence of good faith. and when this was not forth coming very properly turned II down. An ordinance was passed creating an improve ment district for the purpose of paving the square and East Center Street with vitrified brick and mac adamize certain streets.
 Sheriff Kit Phillips took Alex Price to Little Rock Friday where he will deliver him to the penitentiary authorities. Price was convicted in our circuit court and given one year Tn the penitentiary on the charge of being an accomplice Ill the kill ing of Squire Wallace two years ago. The case was appealed but the supreme court affirmed the decision of the lower court tive weeks ago and 1t IS in obedience to that decision that Price com mences his term of punishment. The son of Alex Price who Is supposed to have fired the shot that killed Wallace has never been captured.-Fayette e villt Democrat.
 Harry Johnston. who came IT Sunday afternoon from his saw mill at Proctor, l. T., brings tho first snake story of the season. He says Willis Banker, d minis ter. who came to that locality ] recently from Lawrence, Kansas to rest up and recuperate, tounc four large diamond rattle snakes out summing the other morning near his home. He shot an( killed two of them. one measur ing five feet and ten inches II l length and the other five feet an( six inches. Two of the snake; escaped back in the hole into th' rocks which has evidently beei their winter quarters, and MT Banker has employed boy t watch the hole in hopes of belns able to slay them.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22
Den it Jar You.

T0 have a cough that you cant leave of'-even when you go t0 bed: Put II away for good by using Simmons Cougn syrup Ii heals inflammation of the throat and lungs gives rest and peaceful sleep.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22

kODOL aigests what you eat and quickly 6vereemes indigestion, wbclh Is forerunner of dyspepsia. It Is made in strict conformity to the Ma tional Pure Food and Drug Law and is sold on guarantee relief plan. Sold by II. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22

To remove cough you must get at the cold which causes the cough. There is nothing so'pood for this as kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup. The liqud cold relief that is most quickly effective. that stills and quIets the cough and drives out the cold. Sold IT II. i. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22

Itisa sure sign that a man looks his age when he begins tO wonder if he does
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22
Farmers and Merchants Bank
 sPRIkGDALE. ARK.
 CAPITAL STOCK PAID IN $23,1I2

eaueE sanders T FararA Lewis Bert Henry Sd b not m p Ian Is p tptl tn mount q f il f e k dep king the sngt ban in Invest
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22

A cheery smile is the pest armot against the shafts Of trouble.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-22

The man who fears death has not made proper preparation for living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24
RACES AT BUTTE

Results o. races AZ Butte yestef.
day.
First Race -- Three furi6nEs.
purse Connie M. won. ] Kneai.
second Katie Gleason. third
Time. 30 80
Second racc-liaif mile. selling.
GfeonoFe. won. scorohor Hccund I
Queen Cup. third Time. sas ~.
Third race Five furionRs. Hcii.
ing Reuben. won; Miss Affablo.
second. sea Sick. third Time.
t02
Fourth race Seven fufionga. sell.
Ing ladofa. won J. v Kirby. sec.
oud Enchanter. third Time.
1879 "a.
fifth race Seven furl0ngs. sell.
Ing. Meddling Daisy. won. Anna,
second. Emma Roubuld. third
SiSth race--Ono mile. selling.
Ralph Young. won 2ick Abrams.
second. ed Sheridan. third. Time.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24
RELIABLE ALLEN WINS
The OPENING CONTEST

turn had found Rush for bits 40
b the timn he vas ininged ana took
s more from Allen dnring the ~
maineef ~ tue session To o. The
seventh no rams stood 10 ; IL
favor 81 Seattle In the seventh
sbafieF hlt over second ard Howell
Immediately GsA the same thing
The baii waa not located b. Swain
and Shaffer c--te I'm Swmin threw
su McKnne aud 1.ecauae the Quiua
shortaiop did not handle the bail
tn proper style Howell scored aiso
Spokane was busy an the tins and
The cubs had not won until the
last opponent was cut
4hf arHfa
ssatils~ Al n uH 30 A r.
HaAst ~ ssss..s..s.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

Nv TOMMY BURNS.
There n one prfaon IN che wnrid
% whom ! am afraid She weighs
about tfb Pounds % upl caro-
"a meet hcr IN any afggmrnt. Cor
ahn IL suFc 70 brat me % it
Nnu may nat agree eth me. bat
think ! was iaaf fhe wisrst EaY
in the world she's ! made Mrs
Tommy ngFns master There are
many thiuEa that tho nrufarr
champion eannot BE- good fps cat
side hia own tine lie On rarely q
good business man We needs hnmo
iife aud often some domestic con,
troll When a champion has theae
things In hia wifo then be- is a wiao
and happy man.
ny only regret Is ! have not been
married long enough II ! had met
niy wife si1 PEARS ago I should be
Jest nix years YUunEef ana ain
years happier She accompanies me-
~ my training quarters. abe al
vieeE me a. my business nrfanEc.
nsenta. she IL ehum. wife and buai.
uraa manager There are feu
Young people IN the worid today
Who could Be happiuf than Ne
sso.
When ! met her first she waa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

HALF way through he third IN
ming ~ yesterdays contest. Centcr
fielder swain shot a vury hot one
At Pitcher Rush and because the
schcolhoy twiFler stuck ont hiss
hand for /, he was punished 81.
veraly. a split finger nccessitatiuE
his removal from the game. After
Little Rock Allen bad finished his
little task % trimming The Spokane
tribe WAS seat hack 20 the hotel
with she smali end 81 5 70 3 score.
The Cubs played consistent ball
and tn addition 10 securing 3 kita
of Osborn TOOK 5 Of his issued
passes. QaInns warriors In their
nasLlaahIn Nabra.ka A. nanr narA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24
EVERETT PIONEERS ELECT OFFICERS

EVERETT, July 2i-Organlza.
tion Of the Everett Pioneers asso.
citation has been perfected by the
election of officers aud the adop.
ton OF constitution and bylaws
The officers elected were. Prcm.
dent Sam n Nichols. first Vice
president. Schuyler Duryoe; see.
ond vice president Alex lie eros
secretary. r. X Lewis. treasurer.
w. M Ross. truateoa. A A Bro.
deck. w q Swalwell W J. on.
leapie. John McRae aud E n Me.
Gilt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

school teaeher She was eauraied
Ia . euuFanf and has a tAnta fuf
naiutinn aud muela She did nof
dream II marrying boxer. Her
aaushrr wunld haTw died AZ the
iennght ! am pfpndeF " haginR
Nun her And ail hes lfienaa and rul
atiHea thAa { am ~ having son TIE
N8flds unaisputsa championship
Ne hare many little hobbies AZ
hogne together When ahe a. Tired
of her painting ws 50 oui iato oar
Huaiifg runs. where We has reia.
lama inrnhaiurn a. work and
have reared toasfhcf thousands ~
Haft OrplnNlon. Ainanca and i.rE
haFn rhieka
! hope TO be hhia TO make a tour
% the wpfid now. aud when Ne arr
faallY settled in q neN California
home ! shall help her "a take up q
hobby khe has aiwayH desired 10
80 IN for che breeding of old Eak
nah bulldogs
When IN England az I hape 10 -
aoua J shall make 4 few purchases
Tor her first keuneis We arr young
people All the worid lies before
us while 10 are chuma no ci0ad
can darken the sunshine 81 our
lives TOMMY uuRNH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

manngors made him flaitering Of
fcra
The copper. however decided
TO make his debut ia his native
town. and early this year signed a
contract with Danny Long, mana
ger Of the San Francisco club. He
resigned his position In the "dc
partment and trained with the
locals at Fresno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

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hutu. Z. ross hifs innnAs nlteh.
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aa hssas HeaiiiH. Z rrakaht i9 Iiuse az
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24
BIG EFFORT TO
BREAK BOOMyES
Public Goes SrOng TO FavOates, But Gets Even Break
When Three Wins. Francis Takes Great Race
From Entire Nous, Scoring Fourth Straight Victory.

drive ramelvA 81 win from nonar.
who finished very fast ilnEier bad
~ hanttsd. sot third place.
Il was only a gallon for religroso.
the 3 TO 2 favogite. to win the last
race. lie waited behind the lead
efa until tho halfmilo pole. when
Cross cut him loose and he came
home hy himself Dave Mchof
finished strong and beat out Han
lada for tito place
Acting under advlces from judge
Slehhins of Denver. the Judges az
The Meadows yesterday decided
that va future A Williams. The col
ufod Jockey. would only be allowed
60 ride Tor hts employer, y z,
Hedweu
Just after the start Ia the third
race rresfiee jumped the fence and
TELL with bls rider. Jockey Happy
Buxton The h0y luckily escaped
without iulury and was able 10
ride Pal ia the next race.
Piunrrr Jack shannon lost bis
bet whom bits fiiiy Snap Dragon
failed 30 wln nc first race.
Mati Nlea het on both Marina
and Entire N0na. and as a result
dla not make any money.
Tho Greoa Tie Kid won about
two hundred plankerinoa when
reilgFoso anooXea tho closing
event
Max Miller dla not think . y
Smith had chanee and dld not
BET dollar on the horse iiis
feelings after tho race can DO het
feF imagined than described
Guy nemlne proceuded behlnd
several q the books after the flfih
race and exchanged divers tickets
CA J. n Smith f0F coin 81 the
reAim Guy Eot 50 90 Tor bis
money and he T. coins 70 aAse his
winnings until str Preston. .stssGta.
81 Francis cegtAialx f. = bear
up here. lie baR vea.. hlL every
start. Including the upaQlns. s@udi
cap and yesterday victory made
his fourth straight win.
Tohe Ramsey. Tor some nuex
plained reason. thought Seven Bells
would Wis fte last race. and backed
tho colt from Q % / down % rs 70
6 T0ba sim hAs his tickets,
The advantages 20 the n,ovluK
start we're sever better excnpii
tied than in tho fsufth raes. when
starter Mcknight LETT tNo heavily
played cemfendefs. Lord 81 The FOR
est sud Gosslpnr. sfaadinE nat
footed af tha poat This eould nov
~ have oecurred with a moving
start. a. ths eaflre field would
have been in motsan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

green tub II was the mark of sol
I'd citizenship. when spring had
safely arrived the oioandoy tree
would be brought up ont of the cel-
tar unswnthed from its blankets
aud left TO blink ln the bright sun
shine. In the meanwhile the own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

VANCOUVER d r. fuif = me ain.
~ lssi - ne fHHuits Frsssfday taaaass
tht tatiaH4afa fats thfah As slafkla
Haffs sHA N tHs EftN anHsAt Namasia msa
safatii 4fa'i. haf - faftt little teilFf uuT
sect taAiHf tHs hst faf So csnagss. asa
NHiFan Fif.ha4 sap1 Eama
egaty " "a r.
Nana4HNef tts. sftst ttfssstss. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

from tho 'aharlssH along the wa.
ter front
hsola first came Into prominence
ln baseball way when he jour.
noyod East with the victorious