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The Springdale news., 1907-05-24
CENTER CORNER.

May 20. Ed Conley and fami- ly came out from Springdale Sunday and spent the day with relatives at this place.
 Miss Grace Eversole came home last week from Topeka, Kan, where she has been teach ing school for several months.
 Bob Dowden, of Osage Mills was visitor in this part Sunday evening.
 John Slice came down from Joplin Mo, last week and spent few days with his wife's people at this place.
 Mr, Bishop and daughter, Miss Annie, of Lowell, visited It J. II. Sharp's last Sunday. Rel and Marion Aaron went to Centerton Saturday night to as- sist the Elm Springs l. 0. 0. r. degree staff in conferring the degrees on quite number of candidates for the Centerton Lodge.
 Earl Jones visited his uncle Rastus McGaugh near Bethel Laturday night.
 Willie and Arlin Stroud, of Cave Springs, visited few days last week at the home of their uncle, J. II. Sharp.
 The annual school meeting at Center Corner was not well at tended last Saturday. Most of the people seem to be more in- terested in getting their corn plowed just now, than anything else.
 Elmer Jones, who went to Del hi, Okla, some few months ago has decided to try Texas for awhile and Is working for his uncle, Mann Lowder, near Am orilla, Tex, at present. J. H. Eichman went to Aurora Mo-. last Friday and ordered two car loads of crushed gravel and sand which lie Is going to use in building cement blocks. He is going 10 build himself a residence of this material and will also make blocks for sale. RoLiy.
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LONE STAR.

May l9.-The weather las changed from rain to sunshine.
 Eli Sanders and Mrs. Solon Henson, both of Springdale. are visiting Grandpa and Grandma Sanders of Lone Star
 Prayer meeting at Lone Star has changed from Thursday night to Sunday afternoon.
 Dick Sanders and John Sharp are about to catch all the fish III War Eagle. They caught ten nice ones Saturday night.
 Grandma Sanders Is able to go to her son Dicks. She took din- ner with him Friday and Satur- day.
 Bud Lee and family visited MT. and Mrs. Dock Cook Sun day.
 Mrs. Black, who has been visiting i'll this neighborheod for some time, will start home tomorrow. Her home K in California
 The neighborhood will gather at Glifty on the 23rd ill order te clean ott the grave yard so IS to have It nice and clean for the decoration they are to hold there on the 30th.
 Misses Lillie McQuistian and Laura Evins, who have been at tending school at Huntsville are home on short visit.
 The annual school meeting was held at Lone Star yesterday and d five mill tax was voted. Uriah Isaac was elected director to take Dock Cooks place. Dick Sanders and Frank Phillips are the other two directors.
 GENEVA.
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BENTON.


 Work has begun on Sloan Springs new S25,0 school building.
 Miss Carrie A. Sheffield, of Bentonville, was marie d Wednesday of last week to Will A. Dixon, of Sapulpa, l. T. Mrs. Rhoda RaiHes, 54 years of age. wife of James l.. Raiues of Bentonville, died recently after q lingering illness of four years.
 Members of the NJ F Church at Rogers are eudeavoring To raise funds for the erection of | SlO, ,0o0 church. They now have subscribed more than S4 GOO
 Rogers berry growers. with the assistance of Avoca, shipped their first ear of berries Monday of last week. The berries sold for g. 50 per crate OH the track.
 There will be all old fashioned singing at the Council Grove the 2nd Sunday in June, conducted by J. M Beard of Lowell and James Harris, of Springdale All invited. -Bentonville Sun.
 Prof. $. ]. Bloeher. who has been principal of the public school at Beutonville for d num- Der of years past, has been cleo ted superintendent of the public school at Long View, Texas, and will probably accept the position.
 The Mason Valley post office has been moved to Hightill and the name changed accordingly. Josh Mason, who has been the postmaster for several years at Mason Valley, still retains the position at Highfill. Gentry Journal.
 At the council meeting Tues day night two propositions were presented in the matter of cleo tric light improvement. One was to the effect that the city sell it's warrants for money with which to make the proposed im- provement; another was the i'm provement district plan. A res olution was adopted favoring the improvement district. Benton vile Sun.
 In letter written to Mrs. NJ :. D. Garrison at Wager, it is learn ed that her son John Garrison, who went out to Butte, Montana. few months ago, disappeared very mysteriously from the home of his aunt there about three weeks ago and no trace of him has been discovered. The belief IS that he met foul play or wall dered into one of many mining shafts about the city. He was not we'll at the time, having just submitted to an operation for appendicitis. Bentonville Sun. Local orchardists feel consid- erably encouraged this week over the arrival of number of apple buyers from the north, who are engaged in ''stilI hunting" this section of the country i'll refer ence to the apple crop. All state
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24
i'm tbe Gown and County.

was voted. Only 66 votes were cast against borrowing money to build l school house, while 252 were cast in favor Of it.
 The University of Arkansas defeated Drury College oi Springfield, Mo-, two games oi base ball last week at Fayette- vile, tile first by score of td 10, and the second too.
 w. (. Bennett and family, ar rived latter part of fast week from Pittsburg, Pa, and are thinking of locating i'll this sec ton. Mir. Bennett k q brother of ]. r. Bennett of this place.
 June , will be observed as memorial day by the Southern Memorial Associationat Fayette- vile. The address will be de- livered bY Senator Brundidge, one of the most eloquent orators Tn the state.
 Oscar Gates, son of Prof. x. p. Gates. ef Fayetteville, died recently II San Antonion. Texas. where he had gone oil account of lung trouble. The remains were inferred 1t Fayetteville Tuesday of last week
 The Prairie Grove High School closed last week. There were seven graduates. Misses Johnnie Dean, Leta Taylor, Maude Woodruff, Alma Sanders and MerrS. Allen Blakemore, Edwin Sharp and Frank Simf- son.
 John N. Simpson, living near Illinois Chapel i'll the vicinity of Prairie Grove. dropped dead Monday afternoon of last week while hocing in the garden. Deceased WAS 54 years of age and was born and reared iii Washing ton County.
 Thirteen years ago this morn- ing there was q big fre ,t. As showing the difference in seaS- ons. it may be mentioned that much growing corn Was wdst
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that fair crop is in sight at their respective homes but de- tails are meager and hard to se- cure. It k evident however that If the crop was as good north as last year that the buyers and investigators of the situation would not be here. as d gentle man of that sort was at prem lum last year Rogers Republi- lean.
 The Arkansas, Oklahoma and Western Railroad has ordered a motor car that will be used for passenger and mail traffic on the road between Rogers and Sloan Springs. The regular passenger coach will be attached to the mixed train and this will give the road two trains each way each day. These motor cars are getting to be quite the thing for light traffic and have proven themselves both time and money savers. They can carry but lit- tie freight and this fact will make the new car very popular with the travelling public who have little use for a mixed train when they want to get some where III a hurry. Rogers Delno- erat.
 Thomas Carl who was sentenc- ed to eight years imprisonment III the federal cemetery at Leav- enworth, Kansas, for killing a Chicasha Indian will be given his liberty Wednesday of this week and will return to his home near Decatur. There seems to be no doubt but what he was justified in killing the Indian, as 1t was purely a matter of self defeuse, but fate was against him and he plead guilty to manslaughter. He has only served about six years and IS now about 2s years of age. He will be home this Thursday or Friday and will be met with hearty welcome by his parents and friends. During his confinement he has learned to be first class machinist and has been offered Sl00 per month to remain there, but liberty and home is too sweet for the pres ent. News with his many friends extends the gland hand of welcome 10 home and loved ones. .-Grayett News.
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County Judge Williams has purchased a steam roller for use in building roads.
 Jess Propst returned Monday from Kansas where lie has been doing some sign painting.
 Miss Fora Baxter, who had been here visiting her parents, returned Tuesday to Tahleqnah, l. T.
 A lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor was instituted at Pennington last week with Il membership of twenty-four.
 Miss Louise Peck of Fayette- vile has gone to Kansas City, Mo-, to take q course i'll the Red Cross Hospital for professional nurse.
 The 14th annual convention of the Arkansas State Christian Endeayor Union meets at Fay ettevilIe to-day, tomorrow and Sunday.
 Mrs. [. F.. Bushnell and ehil- dren went to Growder, l. r, Monday to join Mr. Bushnell where they wlll make their home Ut least for the present
 Simon $. Graham came in Tuesday morning from Meeker, c. r, where he las been work ing for the past few months He resides out on White River
 N. r. Wood, of Camden, and Mis- Daisy Vaughan, daughter of Capt. ]. F. Vaughan of Fay etteville. were married Thursday evening of last week at the Bap- tlSt church.
 Cecil Ucker, 16 year old son of Mf. and Mrs H. {. ticker ef Fayetteville, fell Friday after uaon while playing bah and broke both bones ei his left leg just above the ankle
 At the school election at Fay etteville Saturday k. J. Wilson and ]. r. flight were elected directors and seven mill tax
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his way home from the State Medical Association, which met at Little Rock recently. Henderson Hammer, who has a position with his uncle, W. +. Green, of this place, was called home Thursday to PrTrie Grove , on account of the illness oi hlS mother.
 The school election at this place was very duiet affair. \ five mill tax was voted and J. w. Williams and W. II. Cowan were elected directors.
 Ebert Bishop is home again resting up on account oi q very sore arm caused from yaccin- ation. Ebert has very nice position with the Frisco people. Mrs. W. F. Green IS reported on the sick list this week, but we hope not serious.
 Farmers are realizing good price for all their strawberrfes, and the prospect is good tor a continuation of the same. Some sold today at S2.70 per crate. TYRo.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24

aud around Lowell.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Beard visited with relatives Saturday and Sunday at Westville, I. T
 These warm days after SC much cold weather is very bene. iiciai to the growing crops and reminds us of the good old sum. mer time.
 Arthur Mayes says he hasn'l been to Springdale i'll six weeks instead of three.
 We enjoyed a splendid outing last Sunday over at Christie, T., on Going Snake creek. Thi. creek has a number of other names but this is sufficient. Henry Williamson informed II, few days ago of a serious ac' cident his brother Thomas ne with recently while working q saw mill at Hood River, Ore gon. The telegram gave non, of the particulars but thought he would recover.
 Miss Lula Mayes. who ha. been sick for some time, is re, ported slowly improving.
 Dr. l.. 0. Green of II ca Ridge, stopped in Lowell latsr part oi last week a few hours while on
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24
MADISON.

John Stewart, a very old citi- zen of near Asher, died Monday and his remains were buried IT the Lollar's Creek cemetery nn- der the auspices of the Masonic fraternity Huntsville Demo- crat.
 Joe Gage IS the owner of of a calf that is somewhat of a freak. The little animal is perfectly formed in every particular with the exception that it has no tail. Another peculiarity about the calf is its manner of loeomotion. Ii cannot walk but hops like q rabbit. Huntsville Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24
LOWELL.

May 20 Noah Lewis wrote home from Pocatello that lie would be home in thirty days. His card was received Monday [morning and he arrived on the noon train.
 Miss Renlah Ogden of Alton. l. T., is spending some time visiting friends and relatives i'll
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24

An old soldier writes about ARlOSA Coffee: " Your coffee IS the best anldehcst coffee eser drank since 1 left tie as.vice, fron '6l until reeeiFsa your coffee yesterday '' A sel11ilsr L..o0s eoifsa by the taste, and the way Ii makes hln feel. and would sooner 50 without his bread than without his coffee. AIbuckles' A.I2IOSA was the first roasted. packaged coffee, packaged for
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24

htgh at that time, and now it is ! just about as high as your finger.
 And yet the people have been call
 ing this an early spring. Fay etteville Daily, Monday.
 In the debate Friday night be- tween students of Drury College and the University of Arkansas, the latter won. The subject for debate was, Resolved, That the Government ownership of rail- roads k most desirable" and the University boys had the negative side of the question.
 N. A. Graves. cashier of the Bank of Springdale, has been going on orutches for several days, the result of a Sprained an kle. He and John Myers were out squirrel hunting when the former jumped OH rolling rock i'll attempting to clear small stream, with the above disaS- tfottS result.
 J. $. Ewalt and John Wesley Phillips have moved their office up stairs i'll the Dodson building, and are occupying oue of the front rooms. It K nicely fitted ID and makes pleasant office. The rooms OH tue first floor formerly occupied by these gentlemen will be occupied by Dodson X Renner. insurance agents, and Dr. |. C. DodSon. dentist.
 Representative stockholders from the Washington County Banking and Trust Ce.. and the Third National Bank have agreed that the name of the new bank shall be The Arkansas National Bank of Fayetteville. The paid up capital will be Sl00- GOO, and it's directors will be C. H. Bell, I. C. Combs, E. F. Cam pbelI, E. K. Davidson, Jay Full bright, ]. r flight, (. NJ Law, son, w. II. Morton, A. (. Me Adams. Kit Philips, and A l.. Trent Officers: ]. r. flight, President N. II. Morton, Vice President; \ L. Trent, Cashier; Guy Phillips, Asst. Cashier.
 Fayetteville Daily.
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The Springdale news., 1907-05-24

average cost per pound. and enables u. b give you better coffee for your money than you can buy in any other Way. There are more packages of ARlOSA sold in the United States than all the other Coffee packages combined.
 II your grocer will not supply, write to
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The Springdale news., 1907-05-24

p.oleotioa of conagme.s. roasted ( L1,'
 -ad tl.e Pofes of each berry sealed with a oeatiag of fresh eggs aa1 pge sugar. 10 hola t4e goodness in and make th ]. coffee set,le clear and quickly. Better than fresh roast. Warming a litle develops the flavor and makes the grinding easy. Our enormous coffee business, exceeding the next four largest firms in the world together, reduces our
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24

Man is the only animal that will deliberatly get drunk the sec ond time.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24
NUMBER 3
Chick Food

II you want something for your chickens, both old aaSa young. We have q full line of theiweIl known Cyphers food, best on earth.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-13

Perhaps it was just as well for Leo
nora that a sharp pain in her side pre-
vented her from expressing her obser-
vations more freely.
When the pain had passed the doctor
resumed his cross questioning.
'Do you recall any way you may
have taken coldT He put the ques-
ton this time in an almost jocular
tone.
''That's better" commented Leonora.
''The pain? I'm glad"
mo; meant the-never mind. What
was it you asked?"
DR.. Terrence repeated the question.
"Oh, yes. Why, / lost my rubber
yesterday in the rain. Can you take
cold by wetting just one fOOtr'
The physician refused to commit
himself Before Leonora could get
chance to push her inquiry she found
her mouth effectively stopped by a
clinical thermometer.
That evening Dr. Terrence called
again. He found his patient not quite
80 well and far less frisky.
Its been such an endless day." she
told him, 1.-The dreariest l ever knew
in my life, and it's my birthday
at doesn't look dreary with all these
beautiful flowers nodding their con-
gratulations."
Congratulations LeOnora groaned.
'Dr. Terrence, I'm thirty years old"
The doctor gave vent &C a hearty
laugh.
'You look about sixteen" he answer
ed CALAMITY.
Leonora flushed family at the COM
pliment. lifted one Of her long braids
that lay over her shoulder and dropped
it again YEARLY.
Its an awful tragedy" she in
formed him. you can't appreciate
it."
Il thought did three years ago." he
answered. smiling at her gently. but
I've found out since I was mistaken.
Why, you're just beginning to live
my dear"
The last two words he felt at liberty
TO add by virtue Of his three years
seniority plus his professional priv
ileges.
Perhaps So" sighed LeonOra. "Only
/ feel more as If I were going to die
Indeed. for the next few days ii
looked as tSough her pathetic prophecy
might prove only too true. At last.
after a hard fight. the dread pneu-
monia was conquered and the days Of
convalescenee dawned. none too bright
". but surely.
When Leonora could at length sit
up the light of her transparent, white
looking face almost scared her. She
used TO pinch her cheeks for the joy
of seeing the color come back TO them.
Just let her get strong again and
wouldn't she show everybody how
young and heart free she was! AS II,
for that matter. any one had ever
: thought Of her as anything eisei
Surrounded by flowers. as usual, =
was the doctors CHEEKY greeting a. be
dropped I'm for a semisocIaL semiprp-
fessiOnal call one afternoon.
LsOnOra didn't really need biz usrV-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-13
Game Of
Hearts and the
Rubber.
By Martha Cobb Sanford.

copyrighted, 1907, by C. H. sutcliffe.
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eOnOra was the most fascinating
Rture that ever breathed. Every
y admitted that How she had ever
naged to get past the twenties with
yielding to the numerous sieges
to her heart was a matter of COM
wonder. Now that the momentous
Of her thirtieth birthday had ar
ID Leonora herself was wondering
ut it.
be thought of the faithful Rob and
bed. She thought Of the impulsive
and laughed outright. She thought
The imperious Roland and lifted her
brows. They were remarkably beau
eyebrows, and the eyes that look
frankly into hers out of the mirror
e bewitchingly merry and brown.
pr few moments Leonora brushed
wavy hair vigorously. Then she
ned it into a long thick braid, said
night and goOdby to the twenty
-year-old girl in the mirror, turned
the light and jumped into bed.
Their the whole bunchT she mutter-
leepily. I'm never going to think
hem again."
pit she did. At least, go where she
I'D in her dreams, the persistent
followed her, his wistful. admiring
fastened upon her until it seemed
she could not stand it a moment
Der. Then Jack would appear from
ningly nowhere and without any
Re preliminaries or regard for the
Gus people around them, would be
to tell her how he loved her, how
ived but for sight of her. how he
denly exit Jack and enter Roland,
autOcrat.
don't like the looks Of that man
was with you just now, my dear, $
his ultimatum. Il don't want you
ave anything more to do with him.
e; we win be married Immediately.
Dn't stand any more trifiing" And
-oh. then the rain began to pour
prrents, and the wind blew a gale,
she was all alone. and she lost her
er while crossing a muddy street,
well, so II went on and on through
hight.
the morning the doctor was called
ora had a high fever and otheI
ning symptoms.
re you subject to attacks like
2 asked the young physician IN
host professional manner.
over remember having had a doc
efore in my life" Leonora answer
Milling feebly. Then. q fash Of hei
mischievOus self haring up for
mt she added: But think Tn
to enjoy II You're 30 amusing
ang and serious. Dr. TOusnee."
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-13
FEEDING Pet Flowers.

~COme and see me feed my A0wsr
pstn,s be said.
And he led the way. bearing SONS
chopped raw fish In q saucer, 90 q
hinge aquarium. The bottom Of the
aquarium was covered with flowers.
In the silent submarine garden elumps
Of beautiful bright grOwths. yellow,
white. pink. blue. swayed gently n ths
clear water.
Watch" he said. and he thrust down
q small morsel Of hsh on q rod Inn
mediately = white flower IKE . daisy
drew toward the fish. bending on In
stalk II wrapped It's petals. IKE slim
white fingers. about the food
Another" be said. and this time .
yellow flower bent forward and took !
morsel
Isn't il WONDERFUL be cried. aLAv-
ing. thinking towers. Before they
knew me they would turn away-they
would shut all their petals tight when
tried 10 feed them. But they are my
friends now, these sea anemonas."-
Clneinnati Enquirer.