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The Springdale news., 1907-06-14

Jane II. W. II IIambg of Guimon, Okla former citizen ot this neighbothood lost good nlaft= laet week killed b4 light nns
 G W Nabry drove near tile dePal ndzzteppedEhis horse Sun- oElE Hhfie5 Il was raining. There CaHie t>ref lap of thunder just after h. aBighted causing tile an- jm4Ito run away breaking his bliag1 up considerably
 OrY Dfee saY9 hopes to soon De ablr 10 write to The News again He very busy now taking course III penmanStip from | N Ransom et Kansas City The worlds champion penHdn
 Put W. NJ Davis of Fayette- vile. has been employed as prin- cipa ot the school at this place and Ii ls thought that his daugh- ter. Miss Grace will accept the position ds assistant teacher.
 AIf and Mrs W H. Co@an ieit Sunday for Elkins where they expect 10 spend several days visiting hunting and fishing. Mir. Cowan k taking rest from the cares of his sR.F D. troubles.
 Miss Blanche McSpadden of Rogers, while on her way to Lo- we'll Sunday lost q white easi-
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
ZION.

June 1lth. The supper at l. J. Warren's was d financial success. the proceeds amounting to SIP. This will be quite d lift to the band boys.
 Steve Lemons went fishing Tuesday and stayed until Sun day. catching two aeats.
 Frank Morrison is gathering his respberries. The crop is rather light but the price is good 10 make up for 1t.
 The young people of Zion will giF-anlee cream supper in the school honse yard next Saturday evening June Is, proceeds 10 be donated to school bell fund.
 Everybody interested in the graveyard is requested to be at Zfo7f # thursday the 18th to fix the gate. nov and do other work
 Zion Sunday School will ob-
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14

reserEation4 It was quite little excursion, but
 A hundred years from now dear friends We shall not mtnd the pam The thrubhnR crimson Tide ot life
 Wi1I nst ha2e Ietl a =t4ln This summer day that We have known
 ShaIi all forgotten De and flown The garden will be ogefgfown
 Where nu4> the roses fall
 k II Lithlyter and wife, Ben Johnson, ir.. and family and B. E. Johnson and family returned Sunday evening from short fishing excursion oeer to N hite Rl4er. where they made fruit ie,> effort ta catch some of tie tiunY inhabitants ot the river, but water 3as too clear and the weather unfaYorablr for fishing and so they will have to try their latk again II q more favor able location.
 Thr excessive heat of las, week gulminated in all electric and wind storm Sunday night et mefe than usual severity. but IL serious damage has been reported tthaagh fof tune It appeared a Jys lonr tad billed Johnson foI t stopping place and mafe than loue tfalid person sig he'd for tht security of l well built storm eel 1 lar.
 Mrs Teresa Waldrip k bnt veft5lttle better ande but lttls hopt=i> entertained that she ear long Sur1I&e unless a more def change >oau comes in her condi. tion Grandma Jordan X aIst lingering on the bflnk eI the an. known and the end is nearing t, the hours glide b4
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 se. thee when dea4h musf ea a. hll,
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 <otHHe + known Aei believe that e.es
 av,1li,.Hzt
 4nd= l4te=l@fathe l4e44lR death is [,
 tht=9leAd
 Thr Sfam Point di>tfiet >chaaa meeting 8as held Satur. ,r St, aee=hae ing been postponed on account et befrs business Il Ma4 and \. W Stokes VI, elected director \ tax of Sexer miiis3ts satcd. but no definite ~tep4 Were taken toward th, erection q neW school buildias winch k needed very much
 " r. Stu key k having som, nofe=o =oi His loW. >wanpy laHs tiled so that he an properly sul tiFate the soil
 lfr farmers afe very bus during tffe present period . weather which fsSery fdyofdbl for all kinds ot farm work all, the 5roPS ar humping them StiEFS
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
SOUTHEAST SPRISGDALE.

June 1a. fhe past week has been spent III close tauy Il with mother earth bY blowing straw berries and corn and planting peas, tomatoes. potatoes and other late crops Gardens arr welding III abundant harvest.
 tucle Alex kennan i> picking early apples for sale.
 II. r. Gregg k confined to his room being afflicted with pafaiy- sis which causes him much @ut- fering
 Mr>. ]. T Boyd i, improving slowly
 E. S. Beach and wife spent N Wednesday in Rogers.
 Mr and Mrs. Sidney J. Gra- ham and mother spent Sunday at the pleasant home of E. w. Gira- ham The young people are pleased 10 know that Miss Daisy Graham returns home this week te spend her vacation she has spent the past school year ii our State University.
 It was hard for the boys to obey the tenth commandment at Friendship $. S Sunday when they saw Joe Webb out With his fine colt,
 Ne expect Teeumseh to report the visits of ole ot our young men in his town.
 Frank 0'neal and E. $. Beach attended the old time singing at Osage Mills Sunday. The sing ing was not the chief attraction for Frank.
 Ira Graham is the possessor of d new buggy and horse which is line driver when he goes west. Ira has struck the keynote of true happiness. He says that postal cards are more successful than telephones and that he can't be caught by wire.
 The following shows what rastling, enterprislng citizens can do for themselves and their community. MT. Sidney J. Graham has 5 acres in straw berries. He sold s15 crates for Slss4.5s. He paid his pickers. shed help etc, els. This money went into number of homes. sey- eral families received $50 or more during the season. The other three Graham brothers sold 10s4 crates, receiving S2470 for same, distributing Ssl3 among those who picked and erated their ber- ries. We who were employed by these philosophical. vide awake gentlemen, realize that the berry business in South east Springdale k deeid- ed success. Our soil k especial ly adapted to the growth of Mammouth klondykes. We are going to be ready 10 advertise our plants eaaly in the spring and speak for space now in the best paper Ill Northwest Ark.
 PHoCINf.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
A Happy Mother

will see that her b4bA is properly cared for to d. tiiis good pur- gdtive X Heses~ ~.tlt Ma8F bab- iee suller rom WnriHs aud their motliers dout know it ii your baby is leYefi>h and elorsn' 1 sleep well II nights, il k tronb- led with Wagms. N Nhite.S Cream Nermilugc will clean out these worms in q mild pleasant way. Once Tried always used. Give Il I trial Price 25 cents. N. C. 0wnbeF
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14

mere cape and wonld thank any one for information as to where 1t ts.
 Miss Annie Walker who has been teaching at some point III the central part oi the state re- turned Saturday.
 Mr and Mrs Walter Carna- han of Ashley county arrived Monday OH visit to their son and family who live west of Low ell.
 Mr. Gallaher ot Sonora, was here Monday interviewing seme of our people Ill regard to a book house he k representing
 \ Mrs. Hill of Monett, came down Saturday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. L r. Davis. returning Monday.
 Mrs. Smith and children ef Mason Valley visited Saturday and Sunday with her father, r.. i ] Bishop of this place.
 The friends of W H. Hamby ot Guyman, Oklahoma, are aorry to learn ot his misfortune last week in the loss of ole of hia mares bYhghtning
 Mrs ] NJ. Beard spent several days last week with Ter mother and sisters near Center Corner.
 Miss Lula Mayrs who has been Sitk for nearly two months, We are dad ta say ls improving and ere long Hay be cut aeain
 The eigar-box telephone sys- tem k gaining eredenee IT this community Key Reed and N /, 1 II. Cowdn seem To bc the power behind the throne.
 Mr and Mrs, Roy Beard went to Spring gdale Tuesday oil ba>i- ne>s ard to see their sister Mr>. i Lee Henry.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
neisbborbood 'nsws
 SPRING VALLEY.

June I This section was visit ed by much needed rain Sunday. The farmers are getting their harvesting implements ready for use, as tie grain will soon be ripe unto harvest.
 Miss Eula Petross k visiting at Spfingdale this week.
 A little son of Bill Hancock fell from d horse Sunday, breaking his arm.
 Mr. and and Mrs. Virgil Hen son and two children, Of Spring dale, are visiting relatives here this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lifus Gibson are entertaining visitor at their home. It's boy and las come to stay.
 George Sanders came out from Spfingdale Saturday to visit with his family. He returned Monday.
 Billy Johnson left for Fort Smith Saturday 10 attend court as juror. His wife and children accompanied him to Springdale. Talk about race suicide. Mr. aud Mrs. Burse Wolf are the par cuts. of twin girls, born June 9th. Next Saturday and Sunday is regular church meeting days. We hope to see good attend anee.
 Rev. NJ. A. Youngman held services al Buckeye Sunday.
 Miss Jo Mccarthy, who had been visiting relatives here, left for her home in Ft. Smith Satur- day. She was accompa uied as far as Springdale by her neice, Miss Helen Sanders.
 $. r. Williams had the misfor. tune to lose his residence and part oi contents by fire one day last week. This Is the second burn out that has occurred within the past three weeks, the first being the house of the widow Graham, living a short distance west of here. l believe no insurance was carried on either property.
 MOLLY GoDDIK.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14

 after visiting few days with relatives here.
 Mrs. ]. F. McCtendou k 9peud- ing the week with friends 1t Porter. Ark.
 Uncle Bob Clayton and wife came over ta the reservation Sunday and spent the day with Nj and Mrs.G r Hanks.
 The long sutferings ot Abram Roberts came 10 an end last Wednesday evening and on Thursday evening he was 1aid to rest in the Stuekey cemetery. He resided at the fish-pond place wlth hls nephew. N. F., Gillea= water.
 Wm. Peafee returned today fo his home at PurdX, Mo. after spending the berry season htfr attending to the berry crop oil his fathers property north of the mill. Will intends to come back te Johnson this fall and see after the apPles and other fruits en tht farm here
 ] E. Vernon has been busiiY enga ged for some time making the apportlonment and final set tlement with the growers who shipped the fine lot ot berries III care ef the local Fruimea' l'n- ion. The blackberry crop i, be ginning 10 Fipeu and several crates have been expressed
 Saturday. June sth, Nas the three-soore and tenth anniversary of the birth ot our postmaster. G. r. Hanks. and quite nam- ber oi the neighbors surprised him that evening by coming IT with I big iat ot lHakinps Tor ole ot the nicest supPers e1er heId III Johnson Capt Hanks enio1- ed the evening immensely rs- peeially the eating ot hS pun kin pie, and the fot ot visitors departed Il | late hour wishing t could he their pleasure ta gather together aealn eii tHat date aid Tor ihe samr pafpasa Iaf many xears b cone.
 Biek Grum and Barue4 Spur geoR same in SuadaA Iron sa= journ in Missouri wherethty 63eI been Pit king berries.
 k \ Hanks returned to F. kins Monday after q ,haft vi>il with home folks. He k making apple barrels at Etkin>.
 MaikeepHa ioHfaeyed along with some Ietal folks and Spring dale friends to Garfield Snnd44 morning and from thenet out l. the historic old Fdkhorn Tavern on the Pea Ridge battle ground
 The neighinR ttoop tAe flashing blade
 Ihe bugle -ttIring blast
 The charge tht dreadful cauneutic
 Ht tilh diAti -iltiill N t-tt ittisk.
 and only few relics gre there along with two monuments thal serve t. remind passing visiter> oi those March da8s of the long ago when such terrible carnage ragged around the Elkhefn T1s- ern. Long years had passed since 1 had visited this battIrhFia with other friends, and Time had dealt harshlY with the scene aa5 few oi the landmarks remain. but.
 Memo,S hung vith lahaae-- aa taeh dea
 memento vet
 That tells oi those far Near- and many .
 ahgfd
 Touched !, her me laneha hand a0oke From IL long ateamlees umbet and Il.
 stfaine
 bon the eaf et Fancy like the tenr, That come upou the dyfnQ ulud5 0t eve From the faI moonlight ocean when th5 Sleeps on the night-eioud and tho sltef.
 heaYe
 Aa heaves the stricken bosom
 The morning was peasant, but heavy ralnstorm came up in the evening and We sought refuge within the tavern which k a duplicate building of the historic structure that stood there when the battle was fought Several good snap shot views We're se- cured hy the kodak artist and the return trip was made to Car field late i'll the evening III time to catch the train back to the
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
JOHNSON.

June ll.-G $. Mayes return cd Thursday from i business trip 10 Neosho and other nearby Mis- soufi berry shipping points where he worked Tor the interest of | northern commission house.
 John Cox and family returned
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
w. E. SIMPSON ATTORNEY AT LAW Office n Dodson Building
 SPRiNGDALE, ARK.
Where Others aild

Each spring for five years broke out With kind of .5laln4 which nothing seemed to rell4e permanently. naIlA trlcd | bottle ol Hunts Cure which promptly lHea me Ito- years have passed tnt the trouble has not returned
 Mfs. katr Howard,
 Little Ro, E.srk.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14

June 10th This section was visited Do very hard rain last night. accompanied be I Wind- storm bal no damage Was done except to those who got good soaking going b and from their cellars.
 Dr. Fergus has putin phone at Charley Brown s It ism | just ! broom wire with cigar boxes attached but sme enough phone.
 Marion Bement came out from FayetteFilIe Saturday and We understand Hc intends to stay at home awhile
 News reaches here from Bel- lingham. Wasf.z. that Mrs SallIe Maldrip k very low but did not learn what wa> the matter with her. Her brother Prank Lock. alsu write that he.iS II bad health and Ii lIr doesn | improve k coming back to Arkansas.
 Thtr.. Was grabbing supper u Harmon last Friday night ] Maggie attended aa lce cream supper at WooalaWn and Was mol present but those Wha were there l pronounce t the incest thing. out They afr going to have another ole soon 50 every body come ant bring something good to eat witt 9ou
 Mrs. Pearl Brown has beer quite sisk Tor the past two week, bat k improving at tn, writing Ne hope to see her ap again m short fine
 There was | pigmg at Roune Houselast Saturday The pro gram consisted oi music, both i'll struHrntaI aid vocal. reeitation aaa tha usual routine oi =pieni, deings. IL ~as ai>o their pre- mium day Mrs Ella Bonhdn held thr ticket that drew the si' dollar lamp and other premium, loo numerous to mention ~ef' given away.
 While blowing about thre' weeks ago nefe Billie Sullivan va ierked down and reeeiNe, some pretty severe injuries. H. k >tiIleer> peerlY lY.
 Wei, tn5le JeH Brown ha, been Dragging aWtuily loud | his neig lltof> about hi, fine oa crop. thinking he would hay, plenty ot feed and could divld with those who were HnluekY But, Oh Nv he k singing out 0 the other corner ot his moutl now for tliey have all turned OH to be barley, and not all oat il the field
 There MS quite wreck an, tear up at Harmon during tha hard fain iast Sunday evening No. ii wasn't freight train go bae awards. just buggy whee got tired ot rolling then slippe, ett and and laid down by tn roadside, crippled beyond repair The owner ol the cranky Fehiel Was said o-haNr been Rober 1 Lane. oi Joilnsotl
 Say, don't forget hildren's da at Harmon the fifth Sunday i June E,ver9hod{- come an bring somebody with You and tak part.=Ne will treat you So vel you cant help but like us.
 Say, MullY have you decide, ] just when our next annual meet ing will he held Maggie ex poets C attend this year Il pos sible
 NJ .Ef.tts
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
ASSESSORS NoIIcE

Notice + hereby given that will attend ii the various voting precincts iu Washington ot assessing the real estate personal proper ty and per capita tax iet the year 49az 5l such persons ale ifaDit Io pay Ihe same ed k give l bfuper description ol s4u4e
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
NOTICE.

We are in the market for all the white, burr or post oak, black walnut or slippery elm ties that we can get. Also props and mining caps. Our represen. tatives at each station will pa the highest market price for same.
 M G T,anAIpclaA. l Ca
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
Sale Begins Monday,
 JUNE f7

serve children day the first Sun da1 iu July. \ special program will be rendered and all are in- Vitrd
 H0NOLIIA.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14

". G. THOMPSON X Co.
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
LOWELL.

EEpNio
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14
HARMON

IIoNoLi
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14

Mr and Mrs. Walter Carna- han of Ashley county arrived Monday OH visit to their son and family who live west of Low
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14

mere cape and wonld thank any one for information as to where
The Springdale news., 1907-06-14

Miss Annie Walker who has been teaching at some point III the central part of the state re- turned Saturday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-11-05

to ask foe room to stay over night.
She did not come back until Friday
morning at 1880. / asked her where
she came from. She replied, from
Louisville. She afterwards told my
wife she was from Akron. went 10
work at Wise's coal bank. When
came home In the afternoon between
3 and 4 o'clock my wife told me that
the girl was up town looking for a
place to work. She also said that the
girl had told her that the horse and
buggy had been given her by her
mother before the latter's death. When
the girl returned from town at supper
time she said she had place to work
and | told her was glad of 1t. She
also said she had chance TO sell the
horse for s25. She did not know the
name OF the person but said he worked
in a coal bank. She then asked me II
| would board the horse for her
through the winter but I told her she
would not be able TO make enough 10
pay for the board of the horse and
keep herself. That night she slept at
my house.
when got up Saturday morning /
told my wife that II she went up town
she should take the horse up with her.
| asked the girl II she would let me
drive the horse up town and prohis ed
to bring II back by dinner time. The
first man / met was Clark Wise who
asked me II had new horse. told
him the horse did not belong to me and
told him how 1t came into my posses
sion and that the girl wanted $45 for
the horse and harness. I knew the
horse did not belong TO her. Wise
told me the girl had sold the horse for
$3.50 l told him something was
wrong Wise told me TO go home at
once and tell the girl she could not
cash her check until Monday morning.
The girl was not at home but at Cos
ser's place. l went TO the Gosser
place and there found Wise. He want
ed Gosser TO hitch up and take the girl
TO the police station. Both OF US went
home, the girl back OF me on horse
back and she asked for her satchel
saying she was going away. then
went to the police station and report
cd the matter to the authorities"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-11-05
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-11-05
SAYS GIRL LIED
Fred Lutin Gives His Side Of tho Sen.
sationai Case.

Fred LutIn who lives south OF the
city and at whose place Pearl Kray,
the Elyria girl who was arrested Tor
horse stealing stayed a short time.
called at the News office TO say that
her statement as given In the News
Monday was false. He gives the fol.
lowing as true narration Of his con-
nection with the case:
The girl came 10 my place about
o'clock In the afternoon when was
not at home. My wife was there and
the girl asked her for u place 10 stay
over night for herself and a horse and
buggy. We had place to keep the
horse and buggy but not for her She
left the rig and went to Mrs. Gosser
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-11-05
Sentenced to Death.

New York. Nov. 4-Bedros Hampart.
zoomjian, the Hunchaikist agent,
wealthy Armenian rug importer. was
sentenced by Justice Doriing In the
criminal branch Of the supreme court,
10 die In the electric chair some time
during the week beginning December
10. A verdict OF murder IN the nrst
degree was rendered by the Jury after
only fivs minutes deliberation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-11-05
arlnulna Gold to America.

Bringing Gold to America.
New York, Nov. 4.-The North Ger
man Lloyd officials received wire
less message this afternoon from the
Kronprlncessin Cecilia saying that the
big liner will reach Sandy Hook at 3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-11-05

a. m. tomorrow. She is bringing $8.000.-
900 In gold Among the steamers pas
sengers are John w. Gates, his son.
and George Gould.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-11-05

church OF this city, against II. O.
smultI. OF New Haven, Pa, has boon
settled out OF court
Miss GLADDEN. sued for 10000 The
case was settled for So.ooo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-11-05
Eliiah's
Mamma

Be sure the food comes to the table
crisp. When package In allowed TO
remain open the moisture OF the air
makes 1t tough. In such case insist
that II, be dried in an oven as per d.
rections on pkg. then II Il delicious.
Made by Postum Cereal Co.. LA.
Battle Greek. Mich.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-11-05
Breach Of Promise suit settled.

youngstown, o.. Nov. t.-The breach Of
promise suit recently begun by Misc
| Mercedes GLADDEN.. daughter OF Rev w.
II. GLADDEN.. pastor OF the Methodist
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-11-05
Eliiah's
Mamma

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1t is made OF white corn into crisp
flakes and forms a most delicious
starter" for the morning meal. 1t
requires no cooking or bother, just
pour what you want into a bowl, add
good cream or milk. and there you
are.
Children can't seem to get enough
of Elijah's Mamma and they can eat
all they want. because It 10. a whole
some as 1t is appetizing.
Grocers sell Pony package for 8
cents; large Family size Is cents.
Get one and try It'll