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The Springdale news., 1907-08-23
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WEST FORK.

August 19.-This place was visited by one of the hardest rains of the season last Saturday afternoon.
 Maud Little is on the sick list. Mrs. Mandy karnes of Wins low was a guest ol Mrs. ]. NJ. Karnes Saturday.
 MT. and Miss McAnaliy left Sunday for their home in Texas after visiting their aunt and uncle, Mir. and Mrs. (. John ston, for few weeks.
 Mont Walker left last week for Fernando, Cal, where he will join his cousin, Earl Dyes. J. A. Walker went to Cherry vale, kas., last week.
 Myrtle and Ieie Dye of Carl Junction, Mo-, are visiting friends and relatives here.
 The Methodist ladies are mak- ing arrangements to serve Ice cream next Friday evening.
 Bell Cravens of Fayetteville, comes down once q week to give music lessons.
 Mrs. J. l.. Bryan has been sick recently.
 The tent meeting broke Mon day night with about 10 eonver- sions.
 NJ. Johnston IS indisposed.
 Bro. Webb of Siloam Springs, was visiting friends at this place last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Barrett left Monday for Winslow to take care of the fruit on their farm.
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LOWELL.
MARI.

Aug. 20-That rain that came Saturday evening was so nice. If there had been more of 1t every one would have enjoyed 1t better. Ed Young, west of Lowell, Is reported III on account of fever, but not serious.
 Mr. and Mrs. ]. \. Hamby are rejoicing over the completion of a new well in their yard that of lords them plenty of good water.
 Mrs. ". J. Langley is reported 1n a serious condition on aecoun | of old chronic troubles. We hope, however, she may recover.
 The apples in this community are fast falling from the trees. The evaporators are being crowd ed for space in trying to accomo- date all that come.
 The Baptist Sunday school at this place is well attended by the children and young people, but the older class seems to beon ti1e wane. Say, why not come along with the children:
 Miss Una Greene las been sick for several days and 1t is thought she has typhoid fever. We hope not.
 Otto Beard left Monday evening for Fort Smith where he goes to try his fortune in learn ing the art of railroadiug.
 Yes. Don't Worry. the rains don't appear to do much good and the weather has been most too dry for crops np here.
 Th. Farmers Union of Lowell. Number 2575, held q public meet ing in our town Monday evening at o'clock, and the different phases of the Union were fulIy discussed by N T. Ham. ]. E. Paine and Elder Mobley. .=A good sized crowd composed of ladies. boys and men, together with number of representatives from diff erent unions in adjoining neigh borhoods, were present to hear the conclusion of the whole matter.
 Another gentle shower of rain Tuesday morning and tI1e pros poets favorable for more.
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SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

Aug. % Mrs. Ada Culkins, with her two boys, came Sunday to make short visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Teale. Mrs. Culkins' home k in Loveland, Cal, where she has a position as teacher Of music.
 Ouince Brown arrived home ednesday night Of last week from his visit to his son, Will, at Atkins, Ark. Mrs. Brown re- mained for a longer visit.
 Mir. Shehan has been laid up with a lame hand for several days, but Is on the improve now.
 The absence of cows about the evaporators this season IS very noticeable.
 The storm of rain and wind Saturday afternoon laid many an apple low, and now every body has all the work they can dc picking them up.
 Miss Katie Teale, who has been making q visit ol some weeks with her uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. l.. E. Teale, will leave Wednesday for her home at Kellerton, Iowa. Miss Teale carries with her the best wishes of all who made her aequamt- auce.
 Mr. Anderson of Benton County spent Saturday night with his brother-inlaw, E. NJ Bratton.
 F. B. Teale purchased new wagon last week. The country is full of new wagons and bug gies.
 And now tile old widowers of the country have gone on a strike and now demand longer hours and three nights out of the week in which to do their tourting.
 DoNT WORRY
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him. Mr. Sherman is a nephew of Rev. William Sherman, pre- siding elder of the Fayetteville District. He preached at the Methodist church here on the 11th. and lis friends were vel pleased with his maiden effort.
 It Is expected that the new eyaporator built by Dr. Fergus will make itS first run this week. While not So large as some, this dryer IS modern in every respect, and as we'll equipped as any in the country.
 $. ]. Roper has not been feel ing well for some time and has had I. H. Cheney employed m the shop. Mr, Cheney, besides being a good mechanic, is d reg ular "Whistling Rufus and his "one-man band" is source of entertainment for the town these hot days.
 ECVrNICEII
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August 19.-Born, to Rolan- dus Brown and wife, August 12, a son.
 Claud Collins and family of Pryor Creek, l.. T., are visiting relatives at Harmon.
 Mrs. Genia Wright and sister. Miss Lottie Ritter, of Fl III Springs, were visiting at Ghas. Browns last Friday.
 There was meeting at MT. Spencers last Sunday night. Mr. Osborne preached.
 Eph Brown was d caller at Mrs. Locks Sunday evening.
 Everybody come to Sunday school next Sunday. There were only about two dozen pres ent last Sunday, but as Arve Thompson says, We had a spank ing good Sunday school, anyway.
 Ebert Fraker is back from Mexico on visit to home folks, or at least We heard he IS going back.
 Charley Sullivan's folks from Adair, l. T.. are visiting rela- lives at Harmon. They say they haven't had good rain since the 26th of June.
 Some one said there Is to be an ice cream supper at Charley Browns next Thursday night. Everybody come and bring some one with you. MAGGIE.
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place opened Monday morning with fair attennance. The teachers in charge are L. NJ. Stover, principal; Miss Willie Sullivan, intermediate grade; Miss Lillian Denver, primary grade.
 Mrs. Rasnick, of near Ash Grove, No, is visiting her father, Frank Gilmore, and other relatives at this place.
 Cleveland Webster, who has been confined to his room for ten weeks with typhoid fever, is now rapidly gaining strength, and is able to sit up little.
 $. NJ. Anglin of Cassville. Baxter Co.,, IS spending few days with his nephews who live in this neighborhood.
 Charles Sherman has decided to enter the Methodist ministry. h order 10 better tit himself for the work. he will enter Hendrix College in September and will spend some time u that inStitu- tion. His wife will accompany
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OAK GROVE.

August 19.-We had nice shower of rain last Saturday evening.
 What IS the star that We see in the east every morning about 1 o'clock? Is 1t a comet? The writer saw 1t first on the morning of the tenth. It looks like comet, but the tail IS shorter than any ever saw.
 Ava Haines and family from the Territory are here on a visit to home folks.
 There were only twenty pes ent at Sunday school Sunday. Hope We will have d better at tendance next Sunday. Where are the people who wanted Sun day school last spring.
 John Sturdivant has been in the south part of the county the past two weeks speaking IF the interest of the Farmers Union.
 Mr. Lee came home Saturday on a visit to home folks.
 Mr. and Mrs. Young are en- ioying d visit with their daugh- ter from Springfield, Mo.
 Did any of the readers Of The News notice the unusual display of shooting stars last Sunday night:
 The Apple Growers Union will meet every Friday night for awhile.
 Mrs. Annie Whinnery is on the sick list this week.
 Henry Holcomb visited home folks last Saturday and Sunday.
 A school literary was organ ized last Friday evening. The school IS progressing nicely un-
The Springdale news., 1907-08-23

der the management of Misses Cora and Ava Delozier.
 Wm. HaineS and family with his brothers, Frank and Esker, returned last week from q trip 10 the Territory. They were glad to get back to Arkansas and get a good drink of water. They re- port everything very dry out there.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank King are reported on the sick list this week.
 Mrs. Gussie Holcomb visited at Uncle Billy Smiley's near Cave Springs last Sunday.
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Tom Riggs and Miss Bulah Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson, residing southeast of Springdale, were
 united i'll marriage at Fayetteville Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock, Rev. F. C. Fletcher officiating, the ceremony occurring at the home of the officiating minister.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-23

They will make their home at Fayetteville, where the groom has position with the Frisco railroad as switehnan. Both bride and groom are known to many Springdale people, and The News joins with their friends llere m wishing them much hap piness.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-23

The following presents had been called for up Wednesday MrsJ. Sprinkle; S R. B. Reed; NJ. Hinson Mrs H. E. Rice; J. S. Lowe Thomp- E. Dingle lS Bertha Harrison,4 ! H. Boswe J F. Jim Smith IT, NJ |. Dodson 19 X. Iininger Evns; 22 A Baxter; 2 S Lenon 25 Mrs. W. D. Mitche w. K. Ford e. R. J. Norman B. S. Busler; s4, F. Mrs. S M Combs; S7, c. NJ Spencer 10 [. w. Seinberg
 Next premium day October
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ELM SPRINGS.

Aug. 20 Emory Chlles and family spent Sunday with his father at Highfll.
 George Wright Is now resi- dent of Elm Springs, having moved to the Mccoy place last week.
 The public school at this
The Springdale news., 1907-08-23

Bob Waldron, q valued attache ot V. c. 0@nbeY's drug store. is enjoying a two weeks rest.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

taste in lingerie rather than frown
of annoyance or disgust. He rather
fancles himself In negllgee and he
thinks 1t silly of the woman tn have
any scruples about 1t and little dis
agreeable of her to object to It,
She does object to IL most heartily.
There has never yet been found II
woman who didn't object to the man
In his shirt sleeves. or course his
bravado has been unconsciously en-
couraged. by the woman who works
for him and with him In his office
or bank or factory. She cannot pre-
sumo TO dictate to her employer what
he should wear. He might go about
clad In the skins of wild animals. n
Greek peplum of Roman toga and
she must acquiesce silently because
she cannot help herself But in her
heart she rebels.
She knows that her employer would
regard with the utmost disfavor any
lack of convention in business dress
on her own part She knows that
and expects her always to look neat
and trim and TO be an ornament to
the position she holds and not sub
49, WI Dllt hHOMS lUlI
she would not 70 to her work I'm n
or with the neck of her frock cut
ever so little square or shaped an6
she thinks ii is a poor rule that
doesn't work both ways: for coatless
man is about as unconventional figure
as V-necked girl, whether he thinks
1t so or not.
With the shedding OF mans coat
comes frequently the shedding of his
best manners. Dignity, which perches
like n hooded falcon upon the coat
sleeves, takes rapid flight when tic
| shirt sleeves is offered ms subst.
tntc. roost. Coatless manners arc
rather brusquc and abrupt. Truly man
with the bark off is Il vulnerable crea
ture who doesn't yet comprehend his
own weakness
An office coat may not be rs smart
as n cutaway or Il sack, but at least
II Is preferable to "thc ncgligeo" as
most men conceive the negligee. The
man who thinks woman should not
object to his "shirt-waist" because
she wears one ought also to adopt her
petticoats and have his salary cul
down To her meagcr stipend. If he
insists upon looking Mt life from Il
womnn's standpoint he should he
made to do It thoroughly and with
no half measures.
Perhaps then and only then would
he realize what 1t means for woman
to enter room or n street ear or
Il railway coach full of shirt-slcaved
mon--mcn with the bark off and cour
tesy cast aside with their coats.
CALLY RYLAND.
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CASE OF C. T. KEMP
GOES TO GRAND JURY
Saltea's Creek Groceryman Held q,
Police Justlcs on Grave
Charge.

In the police court yesterday morn
ing. G. T. Kemp. the Sailors creek
groccryman. who is charged with
having attempted to criminally MS.
sault Mrs. A. r. Tucker, was held for
the grand jury by Acting Police Jus.
tice Christian, the action being taken
ut the request of Attorney r. NJ. Lett,
counsel for the accused. AS yet no
application has been made for bail
for Kemp, but it is expected that one
VIII be made to Judge Barham in
the Corporation Court Monday by
friends of the prisoner.
Mrs. Tucker was the only witness
heard at the preliminary trial. She
said that on Thursday morning Kemp
came TO her home with groceries. and
after laying his fingers on her face.
he put his arms around her and tried
to draw her into room adjoining
the kitchen. She fought him, but he
kissed her before leaving the house
Attorney Lett questioned Mrs. Tucker
very closely. and after the cross.ex
animation he asked that his client be
held for tho grand jury.
Mrs. Kempt awaited her husband
without the court room, and when
they met there was an effecting
scene. Mrs. Kemp says she has i'm.
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Young VIlia's Parents Set Detec.
lives, Servants and Dogs
Upon GOsbs|.
HIS VISIT BRIEF; RETURN HURRIED
Vienna Beer Garden Waiter, Who
Elopcd With Daughter of Wealthy
Philadelphia Lawyer Last juno,
Shows Up and Tries in Vain to See
His Bride.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Sept. 2S.-
Frederick Goebcl, who, posing MS n
Hungarian baron, oloped with Marion
Dougheriy the seventcon-ycar-old
daughter of Webster Dougherty, the
wealthy Philadelphia lawyer and club.
man, In London last Juno. came to
Philadelphia yesterday In pursuit of
his bride, who had been brought home
by her parents. He got hot reception
when he tried to enter tho Dougherty
home Mt Bryn Mawr tonight. Several
private detectives. three watchdogs,
and corps Of servants prevented the
spurious baron from seeing the girl
whose affectionsehc had run away with
last summer.
Mrs. Doughcrty took her daughter
for trip on the continent early last
summer. While In Paris they met
Gocbel, who told them thai he was
of noble family in hungary. and that
he had great estates on the Danube
Tho baron had not long been mem
Der of an automobile party when Mrs
Dougherty grew dsplcased Mt the ut.
tcntions he was pressing upon her
daughter. Mrs. Doughcrty told the
baron That lie must not see Marion
any more.
After that prohibition had been put
into effect, Gocbcl and Marion Dough.
crty promptly cloped. They hurried
to London where they were married
Mrs. Daughorty cabled for her husband
and when he arrived both went 10
Vienna to look up the baron's pedi
gree. They found that his estates were
n myth and his title bogus. All OF
the Vienna police know of Baron
Frederick Gocbcl was that he was u
Swiss water who had donc odd jobs
Iii Vienna beer gardens.
With this Information in their hands
the father and mother found their
daughter and disillusioncd her. Marion
consented to 20 back to Philadelphia
with her parents. They arrived here
Tuesday.
Goebel's visit to the Dougherty
home at Bryn Mawr was brief and his
return hurried.
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Man With the Bark or.

Are men growing less courteous? A
lew years ago n man on the street
without coat was an anomaly. 7,
Il woman saw him he was n disgrace
Now with all the effrontery of BUS
ter Brown he parades the business
streets during business hours in wha,
he is pleased to think is n fetching
negliSee costume consisting of blouse
trousers and sailor.
He no longer scurrics around cor
ners or up side steps when ho sees
n woman coming, but actually takes
her to task for not speaking to him
II she should not recognize him In
such get-up. He oven pretends to
think 1t ridiculous that she doesn't
care for him to walk with her.
You have on shirt-waist: why
should YOU balk at mine?' he asks
with that imperious lack of logic that
characterlzes his sex.
Ii was not so very long ago tina;
n woman. going into Il business mans
office In the hottest days OF midsum-
mer would find him working in an
office coat. Today If she goes in she
finds him in his shirt sleeves. and
there is no agile leap for coat eth.
or and no apologize reddening that
she should discover him In a costume
that he would never dream OF wearing
to her home rim his own.
On the contrary. he seems to take
much pride in his bloused appearance.
and rather looks for a passing com.
pliment from her as to his excellent
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29
Health In canal znne

The high wages paid make 1t q
mighty temptation to our young arti
sans to join the force OF skilled work
men needed to construct tho Panama
Canal. Many are restrained, however
by the fear OF fevers and malaria
1t is the knowing oncs-those who
have used Electric Bitters. who 90
mere without this fear, well know
ing they are safe from malarlous in
l,uehce with Electric Bitters on hand.
cures blood poison too. bilIousness,
weakness and all stomach liver and
kidney troubles. Guaranteed by all
Druggists. soc.
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CUTS FARE IN TWO.
Capt. McHorney Takes Passengers to
Exposition for Ten Cents.

Exposition Tor Zen Cents.
Captain Is. +. McHorney yesterday
announced that beginning today the
fare between Newport News and Pine
Beach pier by way of the steamers
General Lee and General Putnam, will
be 10 cents for the round trip, or 10
cents for one straight fare. These
steamers leaves Old Dominion pier A,
at the foot of Twenty-flfth street. for
Pine Beach pier every hour, beginning
at Z o'clock in the morning. until IL
o'clock Mt night, and leave Pine Beach
for this city every hour of the day up
to 1l:45 o'clock at night.
The General Lee and General Put
nam are both fast boats and make tho
trip across the Roads in about AZ
minutes. They make connection with
the cars Mt the Pine Beach pier and
the passengers can make the trip to
the Exposition from this city via those
vessels In less than an hour.
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A HARD STRUGGLE
Many Newport News Citizen Finds
the Struggle Hard.

the Struggle Hard.
With q back constantly aching,
With distressing urinary disorders,
Daily existence Is but struggle.
No need TO keep it up.
Doan's Kidney pills will cure you
Newport News people endorse this
claim:
Mrs. f. Lochstampror, of 534 33rd
ST., Newport News, Va, says: For
six months pain in my back IL not
constant at first gradually increased
until was scarcely able to stoop
and to lift anything or any over-eX-
ertion hurt so that | was oftee in
misery. Even the slightest cold in
creased the suffering and morning
after morning was so lame and
sore across the loins that could
hardly attend to the slightest house
work. l never was successful in pur-
chasing anything which brought per-
manent relief until | went to Aliens
Drug Store for Doan's Kidney Pills
In n very short time considering the
nature of my case they stopped the
attack"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Aiilburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the namc-Doan's-a
take no other.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF FURNITURE. FIXTURES AND
APPLIANCES USED IN THE ICE
CREAM. SODA WATER AND
CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS.

OF Qh.Nl Oftf., AMI
APPLIANCES USED IN THE ICE
CREAM. SODA WATER AND
CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS.
BY virtue of two certain Deeds OF
Trust from GO. w. Kirkman one to
IL. S. Blanton, Trustee. dated April
"a, 1906. and of record in the Clerks
Office OF the Corporation Court OF
the City of Newport News. in Deed
Book 80. p. 33S, the other TO Louis
G. Phillips and Il. S. Dlanton Trus-
tees dated September II, 1907 AMI
duly recorded in said Clerks Office.
we will offer for sale, at public auc-
tion, at the Store No 2617 Wash
inGton avenue, Newport News, Vir-
ginia, to the highest bidder. for cash
Thursday, October the 3rd, 1907,
at II o'clock A. M,
the horse. wagon and harness and
all the furniture, fixtures and appli-
ances of every kind and description
formerly used by the said Geo. w.
kirkman in and about the business
conducted by him in the said store,
together with the stock In trade. For
an inventory of the property or fur
Their information, call on either trus.
tee.
e. s. BLANTON,
LOUIS c. PHILLIPS,
9-22-1Ot. Trustees.
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They Weren,. Roo.tera.

A certain childless woman moved to
the suburbs ana devoted herself to the
raising OF poultry. a witty friend went
out to spend the day and was shown
fine lot OF young chickens.
These" said the mistress OF tho
place IN In CorncIla)-"these are 10y
Jewels"
And suppose some day you'll hare
them set responded the visitor quict,.
ly.-I.ipplncotts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

Some Washington folk speak of Mr.
WI MS "mcddlesome," and seem 10
think that they are mentioning dis.
qualification. II the joyous emissary
from the ilowery kingdom Is "meduic
some he must be persona pratissima
New York Sun.
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euslness Without LIcense

John Pax, n Greek. was arrested
yesterday by Detectives Pearson and
Messick on the charge of doing bust.
ness without II license. 1t Is charged
that Pax shipped five Greek sailors
on the steamer Queen Helena. which
recently sailed from this port for
Honolulu.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

pliclt faith in her husband and does
not believe the charge against him.
Yesterday afternoon Tucker ap
pearcd before Justice b. B. Semmes
and made an effort to withdraw the
warrant against Kemp. but was in
formed that to affair had gone too
far to withdraw the charge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

AT n meeting OF the executive com.
mittce of the Newport News Sunday
school Association held Friday even
ing at the Chestnut avenue Methodist
church, MIR. w. o. Harris was unanl-
mously elected president of the as.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

With one ship, the Allegheny, yet
to hear from, the shipments of cereals
from this port during the week end
Ing yesterday, amounted to 2,55S bar.
Tels Of fioiii.
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Rain Prevents Game

Rain prevented the engagement he,
tween the Shipbullders and tho Ship.
yard Timekeepers' at tho Casino park
yesterday afternoon and local fans"
VIII see no more baseball in Newport
News this year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

Some OF those people who arc do
Ing so much kicking about the irish
girls face on the new gold coins prob.
ably wouldn't get hold OF one often
enough TO recognize the lady. and
wouldn't have it long enough to COM
init her looks to Washington
Post
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Mr.. Baincs Principal Speaker.

Mr.. G. w. Bnines. statstcian of the
Virginia State sunday School Associa-
ton. left yesterday for Emporia to at
tend the Greenville county association
convention, which convcnes today. Mr..
Baines goes as the representative of
the State organization and will make
the principal nddrosa.
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FLAG Stern Frame Broken.

Tho New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk railway tug Pocomoke Is In
dry dock No. Mt tho shipyard, hav.
Ing n new stern post installed. The
vessel broke her post In i'm accident
in Norfolk several days ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

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