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The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Attempted to Save Winter.

BarthOlani. the police say, was wound
ed In a vain effort 10 save Winter from
death at the hand OF the Italian, and
IL is probable he will have to pay for
his bravery with his life.
BathOlani told the police he was walk
ing up First street TO his home, when
his attention was attracted by three
men standing at the entrance TO Wun-
ders court. He approached the trio.
and saw that one was an American and
the other two Italians.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

Miss Susannah a. Linthicun, OF Dur-
ham. y. c, who has been visiting her
aunt. Miss ]. r. AcCraw. l15 St Asaph
street. left this morning 10 Join her
father. H {. ILnthicun. al the James
town EXPOSITION.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

Thomas +. GOrham is spending MS
vacation on a ashing trip al Briden-
gate, Va
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Basilie Angered.

Seeing that the Italian was in an ugly
mood. Bartholani advised the American
not % fight. but 10 leave the place,
Basilie resented the intrusion and said,
In an ugly tone; You get away from
here"
Before BarthOlani had an opportunity
to jump back. the Italians right hand
shot opt in his direction. and the next
moment blood was gushing from the
wound In his side. Turning on Winter
he then sunk the stilett0 into the Amer
leans abdomen. Winter fell TO tbs
ground. and was unconscious wheI
found by the police.
Phree other Italians are held at the
Fourth precinct as witnesses. but tbs
police say they know very little OF tht
real facts in the case.
From the wounds received by bott
Winter and BaTtholani, the hospital
surgeons say that the stiletJO must have
had a blade al least six inches long
An inquest will be held tomorrow morn
ing az u O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Cause Not Known.

- What started the trouble between
Winter and the Italian is not known.
Custato SAYS that the TWO were conve-s.
ing in English for several minutes. but
he was unable 20 understand what they
were talking about.
The police have a good description OF
the murderer, and descriptions have
been teIegraphed 10 All nearby towns
and cities. Patrolmen all over the city
have been instructed 10 arrest all Ital-
fans answering the description, who are
unable 90 give a good account OF their
movements Saturday night
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
THIS IS SAID
 TO HELP MANY

Get from any prescription pharmacist the following
 Fluid Extract Daude.io1. one- halt ounce; Compound kareon, one ohnoe; Compound Syrup Sarsdpariila, three ounces.
 Shake we'll in q bottle and take teaspeonful dose after each meal and at bedtime.
 The above k considered by au eminent authority, who writes i'll New York daily Paper,as the finest prescription ever written to relieve Baekache. Kidney Trouble, Weak Bladder and all forms of Urinary difficulties. This mixture acts promptly on the elimihative tissues of tile Kid- neys, enabling them 10 filter and strain tlle uric acid and other waste matter from the blood which causes Rheumatism
 Some persons who suffer Ritli
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
LONE.STAR.
Was Here

Nov. 12. Wess Bowlin Is building d flew house, and Is get ting most of his lumber from the Sandlin mill. Mr. Sandlin k do- ing quite good deal of saving and grinding now.
 Mrs. Janey Harris of Lone Star is quite HI at this writing.
 Ed. Samuels is building an ad- dftion to his house. Jim Todd has built all addition to his barn, and Frank Phillips has made several new gates and troughs. All the tie lumber came from Sandlin' $ mill. We are learning to appre- eiate the advantages of d saw and grist mill in our neighborhood.
 Dick Sanders, Dr. Martin, John IIammonds and others whose names We failed to learn. went pessum hunting tie other night and caught two. They report three coons and seven possuns, but they all tell "fsh stories. N understand they will sell the hides to get Christmas money,  and will salt the meat down for future Use.
 X Mr. Caldwell of near Spring dale has been making boards for Doan Phillips, who is building an addition to his house and barn.
 John Speck will move to near Spring Valley this week.
 Miss Jewell Denny has gone to the TerritorY to visit her sister. Mrs Pearl Mckinney
 Died, oi typhoid fever. after lingering illness of several weeks. Mrs. Belle Rogers Todd. She leaves | young husband, toteth- IT with father, motbeS. sisters and brother. to mourn for her.
 GENEVA.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
Cucumber Cream.

Cucumber cream is m excellent remedy for sunburn and tan and will whiten and soften the skin of the hands and face and leave it cool and comfortable after being exposed to the scorching summer sun II is very easily prepared by pairing q cucumber rather .hickIy and cutting the parines into inch pieces. Put the parinsS into a bowl and pour over them enough sweet milk to cover them and sci them away in the icebox or some cool place In few hours it will be ready for use Bathe the face and hands with the cream and pat dry with a soft cloth This will be found a much finer lotion for the complexion than many high priced articles Housekeeper.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
An Emeruency Box.

Every house mother should have all emergency box. X large pasteboard one is best It should be kept on q high shelf. with contents written on outside. Tn this place some worn linen handkerchefS and napkins strips of old muslin sheets and pillow slips. pieces of fine flannel for sore throats. coarser for the possible sprain eheesecloth for plasters. and plenty of soft towels. Tn lien of surgeons alb sorbent cotton may be Il small roll of batting. which has heen baked in an oven. and is kept in scalded and dried glass jar. \ box like this saves much worry and tiurrv. Articles not enumerated here may be added from time to time
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
COUNTY JUDGE.

The News ls authorized toann0unce E. l. Denver, of Elm Springs Town ship, as d candidate for County Judge, subject to the Democratic primary
 The News is authorized to announce Ben +. Greer. of Prairie Township, as candidate for County Judge, subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized toannounce Jeff Flight. Of Prairie Township. as candidate for County Judge, subject to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

Carl Ownbey and Roe Phillips had car of cattle burned early Sunday morning while in tram sit to St. Louis. The car was iii train which left Springdale about two o'clock, and shortly after leaving here the tralnmen dls- covered that the car was on fire. The run was quickly made to Lowell and the car set out on the siding, but the flames had gain
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
CIRCUIT CLERK.

The News K authorized to announce James C. Vaughan. of Prairie Town ship. aS q candidate for Circuit Clerk, to the Democratic primary.
 The News k authorized toanuounce NJ. r. Croxdale. of Prairie Township, as candidate fer Circuit Clerk, Sab- iect to the.Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce Lewis Hayden Smith, formerly of Richand Township, but now of Prai- rie Township, as a candidate for Cir cult Clerk. subject to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

go slow. The excursion trains to that country twice month are overloaded now with home seekers and We look for won- dcrful development in the next few years.
 The depression in money mat ters recently has caused frown to overshadow some faces that were all smiles few weeks ago over the bright prospects of the future. Just sing "There's d better day coming
 W. A. Elliott, our blacksmith. sold hts shop and all the belong ings last week to William Clark who will take charge at once and NIT. Elliott expects to move out on farm and try farming for awhile.
 Plenty of children and young people at the Baptist Sunday school Sunday and only one old man.
 That SHOW Tuesday morning looked very much like winter was here IYRO.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

The two-story frame residence in the East part of town, know as the old Glover place, was com pletely destroyed by fire Wednes- day shortly before noon. The house was occupied by W E. Lester and family. and they los | all their household goods except a small amount of bed clothing. he fire was caused by de1ett- I've Hue. and when discovered the
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
Wrinos the Wet Mop.

To obviate the necessity of WrIngin1 wet mop with the hands an ingenious inventor has patented Il centrKaner that does the trick As shown ill the illustration, it consists of bent meial other Al the top of each section is I re1olfable roll To wiring out the mop q bucket k slipped within the frame through the opening in the back. the top of the bucket being placed beneath
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
heisbborbood 'news
LOWELL.

Nov. 12=The eoIdest slap of this season came Sunday evening and continued over Monday night. Ne noticed some took advantage ot the situation and killed hogs.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gaybill of Fay etteville visited with relatives in Lowell Sunday.
 Jas, Green, ot Washington, was here last week spending t few days with his brother, Dr. N F. Green.
 Alr. and AIr~. Lee Henry of Springdale were pleasant visitors in our burg Sunday
 F. X Richards beu2h. last week tie | ! Plnkstou proper ". consideration, S750. He and Mrs. Richards will move to town as soon as vacated.
 A protraeted meeting k now in progress at Pleasant Grove onducted by Elder ". F. Green of this place.
 Wife and I have inst returned home after spending nearly a month in New Mexico visiting relatives and Arkansas friends. These people are al getting along nicely for new begin ners in new country. Their principal crop is katfir corn and maize, ot which they have plenty and to spare. Fur nlps, potatoes. tomatoes. pump kins aud anything that grows on a vine has done well there this year. We visited Roswell, Ar tesla. Carlsbad and number of other places and found some very nice country in ali these sections. We called on Alr. ard Mrs Gill while at Roswell, a former eiti- zen of Springdale. He showed us some beets iu his store. the largest was two feet long and weighed 2 pounds They were grown there. Ne see no treason why the land iu Roosevelt coun- U will not bring from ten to twenty dollars per acre as soon as patents are obtained from the government. This would mean nice little sum of money to the each one filing on quarter section. It's alright for young men that are without homes to look after these things, but man who has passed middle age and has d good home had better
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
.Yhirty-Seven Head of
 Cattle Burned to Death

ed such headway that there was nothing to do but let 1t burn. There were thirty-seyen head of cattle in the car and all, together with the car. were burned. The fire Is supposed to have started from sparks from the engine fall ing in the straw with which the car was bedded. Of course the railroad company will make good the loss.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
To Make Hard Soap.

Two and one-half pounds of grease are required This should be freed from salt by melting up in a quantity of water and allowed to rise and hard en. Dissolve five cent can of lye in one pint Of cold water Let 1t stand until cool Melt the two and Il half pounds of grease and into ii. when cool. pour the lye. Add one table spoonful of powdered borax and stir slowly five minutes Line a small drip ping pan with old cloth. pour in the mixture, and when set cut into cakes
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
Residence Destroyed by
 Fire Wednesday Morning

flames had gained such headway that 1t was impossible to check them Within thirty minutes after the fire started the building was burned to the ground. Mr. LeSter's loss will be about 53eo, with no insurance.
 The burned building Was owu- ed by ]. l.. Leslie, of Gravett, who traded for 1t onk few days ago from C. r Brown. There Was no insurance on the building
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
MOP NkNtiEIs.

tlle rollers. The wet mop is placed over ihe front roller and by pressing the foot on the pointed section of the fran4" the other roller k brought into contact with the mop At the end of one roller k t small handle, which. when turned, forces the mop between the follees Connecting the rollers is q spring which forces them apart when the foot is removed the mop i'll this way being released
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
Spots on So ok $.

Ink spots or writing may be removed from a book bs applying spirits of salts diluted with five or six times their bulk of water which may be washed of in two or three minutes with clear water. X solution Of oXalie. citric or tartaric acid will answer the same purpose. as none of them will affect the printing. Grease spots may be removed by laying powdered pipe clay on both sides of the paper and applying HI iron as hot as may be without seorehing the paper. This will also take crease spots from celorea leather bindings
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
SHE R IFF.

The News K authorized to announce Shelby l. Todhunterl If Prairie Township, as candidate fer Sheriff, subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to announce C. \, Mulhelland of Prairie Town ship, as candidate for Sheriff, sub iect to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
Economy In Gloves.

Many women throw away their long silk gloves just because the fingers are worn through A very good way to save the price of new ones is to cut the glove part off Then buy d short pair of gloves the same shade as the old tops Sew them to the old arm pieces and they look as good as new ones. as the top If I long glove very rarely wears out.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
REFRESH ENTaTtvE.

We are authorized 10 announce I. S Ewalt, 6f SpfiRgdaie Township, as q candidate for Representative, sub ject to the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce J. B. Mays as candidate for RepFeSen tative, subject to the Democratic pri- mary
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
DEA I HIS.
RITrER

RITTER.
 The expected has happened. and Tuesday afternoon shortly after six o'clock the spirit of Un- ele Riley Ritter was waited back to the one who gave 1t. Funeral services were held at the resi- dence oi the deceased Tues day morning. being conducted by Eld. J A. Smith, pas tor of the First Baptist Church, and the remains were inferred in Bluff Cemetery. Uncle Riley had been in Ill l1ealtt: for q number of years, and for several months past has been q sufferer from kid- and stomach trouble, and these, coupled with lung trouble, caus- ed his death.
 w. K. Ritter was born in Clai- borne County, Tenn, December %, 1857, and was son of the late Uncle Joel Ritter. who IS well remembered by the older residents of Springdale. He came to Arkansas IT the fall of 1851, locating on Pea Ridge, in Benton County. Just before the war lie purchased q farm two miles north of Elm Springs, where lie made his home for d number of years. He sold his farm to the late Wn. Smiley sev- eral years ago and moved to Springdale, where lie has since resided. In 1857 he made q pro- fession of religion and united with the Baptist Church at Pond Spring, Benton County, and has been q member of that denomina- tion since. During tile War he served the cause of the South. be- ing among tie nnmber to surfen- der al Nieksburg \ number of years ago lie was united in mar riage to Miss Margaret A. Har- ris, sister ot ]. F. Harris, of this place, who together with ole brother, r. |. Ritter, and num- Der of other relatives, survive him. Mr. and Mrs. Ritter we're never blessed with children.
 During his more vigorous days Uncle Riley interested himself i'll the affairs of the community, and lie ever stood OH the side of truth, justice and morality, and all those things that tend to build up and make the world bet ter. He was esteemed and te- spected, and had the confidence of all who knew him His life was exemplitied in the quiet and peaceful way in which hs passed away. The sympathy of the en- tire community goes out to the faithful and devoted vile who has 70 tenderly mlni>tered 10 the wants of her husband during the years of his illness.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
To Make JaveI!e Water.

Dissolve two pounds of washing soda Tn two quarts of soft water Boil ten minutes, remove from the fire. add hals pound of chloride of lime and cool quickly. Bottle and keep tightly cork ed. This is strong and must b. han died with care All such preparations should be kept on a high shelf ont of the children's way and carefully la beled
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
Hot Flannel Appiicstions

When succession of hot fanncls are needed. instead of sealding your hands with boiling water, wiring flannel in cold water. put il on an old plate, put IL in hot oven for few minutes, carry the plate to the sickroom and return t to the oven with another flannel. Try the heat of the flannel with the back of the hand
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CONGRESSMAN N

The News is authorized to announce Hon ] c. Floyd, of Marion County, as candidate for re election to Cong reSS from the Thnd District. subject to the action of the Democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
COUNTY CEERK.

We are authorized to announce John l. Jones, of Prairie Township. as candidate for County Clerk, sub- Iect te the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

What tickles Us is to hear a man who carefully turned up the bottom of his trousers and iabbed four geometrical dents in his hat, talking i'll sarcastic tones about feminine headgear.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

the aff1ietions may not be inclined to place nnth confidence in this simple mixture. yet those who have tried it sa5 the results are simply surprising. the relief be ing effected without the slightest iu jary to the stomach CT other organs
 Mix some and give | trial. It certainly comes highly rete1H- mended. It is the prescription of all eminent authority whose ea- tire reputation, t k said. was established bY t.
 \ druggist hefe u home when asked stated that he could either supply the ingredients or lniXthc prescriptions for our readers. a. so recommends it as harmless.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

In order to accommodate our advertisers. and at the same time give our readers the usual amount of reading matter. this issue of The News consists q tel pages. There K something irteres ting on every page. 50 read II all
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
KING.

Aunt Rosa King. wife of tue late Dempsie King, died Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock 1t the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joe Aaron, five miles northwest of Springdale. The remains were inferred Wednesday afternoon in Spring Creek cemetery, services being conducted by Dr. N. F. Green, of Lowell.
 The deceased was about so years of age, and had resided in this section for probably twenty five years. Her husband died some eight years ago. and besides her daughter, Mrs. Aaron. she is survived by son, F. F. King. She had for d nnmber of years been member of the Baptist Church, and was held III high es- teem by wlde circle of friends and acquaintances.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15
The Minstrel Event of the
 Season..

Barlow & Wilson MinStrel>, ; years on the road, travelling in their own car, 3S people with superb band and orchestra, will hold forth at the Audi torium Saturday night. At ? D. Ill. Saturday the company will give grand and spectacular street parade which no one can afford to miss. In order to give all the people an opportunity to see city show at country prices, 1t IS expected that the merchants will close their doors at 7.30 p. m. Saturday. The price of admis- sion will be 5 cents, children g cents. Reserved seats at Daily's, 5o and 75 cents. On sale Friday morning. Doors open at 7:30. Performance begins at SIS.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

This section was visited by flurries of SHOW Tuesday morn- ing, and early Wednesday moru- ing the temperature was down as low as twelve degrees at some places in town. Almost hog killing weather, and some have been taking advantage of the op- portunity to kill their fat pork CTS.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

Perhaps the women, dear ereat- ures. call them mushroom hats" because papa has to put up such ! big stake to get one.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

The open season for fish k no more. and now we want to go fishing worse than ever. Isn't that natural?
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

There is no heat in last year $ ash heap.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

For that hard times feeling, take seven doses of Dr. Cheerup' x Extract of Sunshine and Good Cheer.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

Iti> d waste of times to talk to q starving man about the bene- fits of occasional fasting.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

It is easy to smile while you are winning. but the world loves a man who can keep right on smiling while losing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-03

The Santa Catalina forest as l.
now stands, comprises the northern
extremity of the high divide between
Santa Cruz and San Pel.o rivers.
The southeast corner of the forest row
extends to within a few miles Of Ben
son.
The summit o. the Sierra 81 Rincon
is covered with a magnificent growth
of pines, with an admiNtura of the
rare Arizona cypress.
In the early days lumber was
brought down from these mountains
for construction purposes at Tucson.
The new addition includes the wa
tershed ofNthe Rincon wash, a trihu-
tary of the Santa Cruz river. The
word Rincon can basin
quite a number Of settlers live IN
the small basin on the west ide
of the mountain and lrrigate .heir IT
tie ranches in the spring If the
year with water from the Rincon
wash. The headquarters of the Santa
Catalina national forest are located
at Tucson.
on account of the enlargement of
the forest in area an increase in the
administrative force Will be necessary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-03

near Granite mountain, where he was
bitten. is among the oldest settlers
now living. near Prescott. He was
asleep on the porch OF his home when
he was bitten by the animal. His
shepherd dog was lying near by.
While Lees right hand VAS across
his face the skunk fastened IT'S fangs
deep i'm the back of his hand. which
realizing the presence Of the intruder.
caught it and tore It away from hi
masters hand. killing IL. Although
the dog had hold of the skunk by me
back, the animal did not relinqulsh
its hold on the back of the hand until
10 was torn away. some Of the flesh
and skin of the hand coming away In
its teeth.
Mr. Lee went To- Prescott early sun
day morning FOR medical treatment.
At first he concluded not to make the
trip to Chicago tor treatment. but later
decided that he would use every means
To save his life from the effects or the
bite of what might have been "A skunk
afflicted with hydrophobia, and left
for the Pasteur institute.
II viii hc rcmcmhered that the =
year-old child of a family named MY
ers vas bitten by a h~ydrophobil
skunk. about two months ago, In the
vicinity of tho plant of the Arizona
Sandstone company. Immediately Wesl
of Prescott. She was treated at tho
Chicago pasteur institute, and pro-
nounced cured by the m-anagemont
but died a short time after her return
TO Prescott.