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The Springdale news., 1907-09-20
Crops and MarRets.
Apple Shipments.

Apple picking is going on now at lively rate, and many wagon loads are being hauled into Springdale every day. The to- tai shipments for the week end- ing Wednesday night was forty five cars, and the side track was lined with cars yesterday which We're being loaded as fast as pos sible. The car situation is in better condition this week and shippers are now getting all the cars they can use. Ben Davis are bringing S2.25 per barrel and varieties s2.75, but If you have some extra fancy Arkansas Blacks you can get .00 for them. No. : windfalls, a little better grade than IS used at the evapo- rators. are selling at S1.50 per
  barrel. Eyaporating stock IS 5 cents per bushel, vinegar stock 20 cents per hundred. Evaporat- ed apples are 10 cents per pound.
 A. D. Roper, representing $. segari X Co. Of New Orleans, has purchased number of or ehards in this vicinity. The ap- pies are being shipped to New Orleans, and the best grade will be placed in cold storage. This firm purchased the crop from C. ]. Ghapman'S orchard, southeast of town. and the crop has d. ready been picked. MT. Chap man has about thirty acres of old bearing trees and secured over 1900 barrels.
 A man received Sl60 for two horse load ot dried apples.-Fay- etteville Daily.
 That must have beeen d very ordinary load of apples. ]. E. Ritter brought two loads into Springdale last week winch brought him S550.70, the largest load bringing S304. If there IS anybody in Northwest Arkansas who.can beat that for one load of fruit we'd like to hear from 'em.
 The canning factory IS getting short OH cans, having only about enough now in the house to run today. w. A. Godfrey started out up the line Wednesday after noon on the hunt of a car load that was shipped from Chicago three weeks ago but which has not yet arrived.
 Apples which sold in Spring dale last season at 75 cents per barrel brought SIP per barrel this spring when taken out of cold storage. What will $500 apples be worth next spring?
 We understand that all the storage room in the plants at Fayetteville, Rogers and Benton vile was taken some time ago.
The Springdale news., 1907-09-20

l am prepared to do all kinds of plain and fancy sewing at reasonable prices. Four blocks west of business part of town on Emma Avenue.
 MRs. EARL HEWITT.
The Springdale news., 1907-09-20

Just received direct from the factory some new pianos and or gans. Come in and get price. Honest goods at honest prices.
 G. w. kennan.
The Springdale news., 1907-09-20
1n tbe Gown and County.

left for home Tuesday morning, but Mrs. Craft will remain for some time.
 The Fayetteville Daily says Fred Brooks, of Hugo, I. T., will probably locate in that town. Mr. Brooks is son-in-law of Kit Philips, having married Miss Claud Philips at this place few years ago.
 Lona Slaughter, one of Wash ington eounty's leading business men, came over from Goshen Tuesday afternoon and took the train here Wednesday, morning for Muskogee, 1. T., to visit rel atives at that place.
 Glenn Unangf returned Wednesday night from Dublin, Texas, where he had been with apples. On account of warm weather and poor crops Texas IS not proving to be an extra good apple market just now.
 Report to Che News yesterday morning from Uncle Billy Smiley. who is Ill at his home out beyond Elm Springs, stated that his life was hanging by a very slender thread and the end Is expected at any time.
 Mrs. w. H. Massey, of Nelch, l. T., who had been here visiting her daughter, Mrs. (. Q. Baker, left for home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Baker accompanied her mother home and VII visit al Weleh for a couple of weeks.
 Y. Poor. residing near Dwight, 1. T., was d caller at the News office Monday. Mr. Poor brought his son up last week to place him in school at Tontitown and was on his way home He will read The News in the future.
 Miss Emma Nawter. of Mar shall, Mo-, who formerly had charge of the millinery depart ment of the Springdale Cash Dry Goods Co.,, but who is employed at Rogers this season, was down Sunday visiting Springdale friends.
 Harvey Joyce. son of J. 4. Joyce. had his left arm broken Saturday evening near the wrist. He was riding young colt, which turned suddenly throwing Harvey off his entire weight be- ing on the arm when he struck the ground.
 Clarence Ownbey and family, of San Francisco, Cal, arrived Sunday night to visit with rela- tives in this vicinity. Mf. Own- bey is a son of Mrs. H. r. Gregg and was reared in this locality but has been in the West for number of years.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Seantling, of Roberts, Ky, arrived Friday, and after a visit here will go on to Hazen, Ark, near which place Mir. Scantling owns farm and where they will make their home. Mrs. Seantling IS a daughter ot MT. and Mrs. D. V. Davis resid- ing south of town.
 Mark Sanders, son of A. San- ders, of Spring Valley, arrived Thursday night from Seattle, Washington. Mark has been Tn the West for the past three and half years, but Is now home to stay and will accept position Tn the hardware store of w. T. Far Tar & Go. at Bentonvllle.
 The following ladies, members of the Embroidery Club, went over to Huntsville Tuesday where they were entertained by Mrs. Dr. Martin: Mesdames C. c. Dodson, Chas. Renner, B. F. Smith, (. N. Furry, T. J. Hill John Woodruff, Omer F.. Miller, w. G. Thompson, J. F. Denver, J. $. Ewalt, Bert Lewis, John Myers, Chas. Smyer, Misses Ota Kerry and Miss W al-
The Springdale news., 1907-09-20

new sign.
 Mayor Focht returned Tuesday from a business trip to Texas.
 Some of our correspondence had to be omitted this week for lack of room
 Mrs. (. W. Howard will leave today for Oklahoma City, Okla, to visit son living at that place.
 School at Monitor, Northeast of town, will open Monday, Sept. 30. with Miss Jessie Monyhun as teacher.
 Dossa Evins has painted neat sign for the Lichlvter News Go. on the front of the building oc- eupied by the company.
 pr. ]. NJ. Sparkman made professional trip to Seligman Wednesday afternoon, being ae- companied by Mrs. Sparkman.
 Mrs. D. E. Richer left Tues day afternoon for her old home at Winfield, Iowa, where she will spend some six weeks visiting with relatives
 Miss Blanche Leverest of Fay etteville, has accepted a position as teacher of physical culture in the college at Mountain Home, Baxter county.
 ". l.. Stokes ndZC1int Mur- phy returned Wednesday from In- dependence, Kansas, where they had been looking after car of apples shipped by the former. Miss Carrie Clark1eft Wednes- day afternoon for Shenandoah. Iowa, to visit with her sister, Mrs. Bert Cole, who is i'll. She expects to be absent until Christ mas.
 G. ". Halsey, residing west of town, left Tuesday morning for Fowler, Ark. where he will remain through the cotton sea- son assisting his sister in caring for her crop.
 Luther Chadwick and Miss Belle Fitzgerald were united Tn marriage Monday evening at the residence of Eld. Edward E. Hale. who said the words which made them happy.
 Gus Daily went up to Spring field, Mo-, Monday afternoon, and after visiting with relatives there will go to St. Louis where he will attend the St. Louis School of Pharmacy.
 Dosson Holland. son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Holland, living out on Osage, took the train here Monday morning for Conway where he will attend Hendrix College the coming year.
 Zephyr Johnson, who had his foot injured recently by the cars, has about recovered, and went down to Fort Smith Wednesday preparatory to resuming work with the Frisco as brakeman.
 MT. and Mrs. F. $. Miller, of Wayland, Iowa, who had been here visiting MT. and Mrs. J. G. Gerig west of town, left for home Wednesday afternoon. Mir. Miller Is brother of Mrs. Gerig.
 The tent meeting which had been m progress some time closed Sunday night. There were a number of conversions and additions to the NJ. E. Church, South, as result of the meeting.
 K. F. Majors, of Little Rock, who is in the railway mail ser vice, his run being from Little Rock to Coffeyville, Kansas, was in town first of the week visiting among friends, returning home Wednesday.
 Mrs. Virginia Craft and son, K. E. Craft, of Fort Worth, Texas, mother and brother respectively of Mrs. J. zimmer- nf +, n1ara rived latter
The Springdale news., 1907-09-20

having had a most delightful time.
 w. ]. Pursell on Tuesday re- celved from his daughter, Mrs. Julia Wright, of Kendall. Mon- tana, samples of the gold ore be- ing taken from mines near that place. The uninitiated would never take 1t to be gold, as 1t has very much the appearance of the ordinary flint rock in this coun- try.
 Drs. John Young, D. Christian and r. B Young atte nded the seni-annual meeting of the Tenth Councillor District Medical Society at Fayetteville Tuesday. There was fairly good attend ance of members, and 1t was a very enjoyable meeting. The spring meeting will be held al Fort Smith.
 The ladies of the Markwell Union will give d Lawn Social next Friday night, September 20, at the residence of L. Marks. \ nice program IS being prepared for the evening and light refreshments will be served. A small fee of 10 cents will be charged to pay expenses. Every body invited.
 The fire alarm yesterday morn ing at 9:So brought out the vol unteer fire fighters in great num- bers. The roof of the old build ing south of the stone livery barn, formerly used by C. J. Chapman as packing house, but now used by barrel makers, caught ire butwas quickly extinquished without much damage.
 \ telegram received Wednes- day bye. C. Clarke from Dr. Perkins at Rochester, Minn., re- ports that the operation was per formed on Mrs. Perkins and that conditions We're found as expect ed and that Mrs. Perkins was getting along nicely. Her many friends hope to soon see her en- tirely recovered and home again.
 The new safe for the First National Bank has arrived and was placed in the building yes terday by A. Byrnes of Fayette- vile. It wei ghs five tons and IS one of the finest safes in thls sec tion. The small safe which has been used by the bank since opening will be shipped to the new bank recently organized at Winslow.
 l. F. Stewart left Sunday night for Monticello, Drew County, where he has position in Hine- mon University School as teach er of music, and will probably be gone for nine months. There IS said to be good band and or chestra in connection with the school, and they could not have secured more competent in- struetor.
 The people of Tontitown are anticipating big day the first Sunday in October, the occasion being the first visit of the Bishop to that place. Bishop Morris re- sides in Little Rock, and will ar rive in Tontitown on Saturday before the first Sunday. An in- formal reception will be given in his honor on Saturday, and on Sunday he will conduct services in the church.
 Dr. A. (. Smith went up to Joplin, Mo-, Tuesday morning on business for the Springdale De- velopment Co.,, and while there made a con tract with a drilling company to come here and sink a hole. The com pany now has s1. 500 subscribed and has leases on 600 acres of land in and near Springdale, and the next thing to do IS 10 see | " hat eau he dfyplopad
The Springdale news., 1907-09-20

Springs, was in town Tuesday Mr. Grigsby Is endeavoring te dispose of his interests at Cave Springs and will go to Alton, l. T. He recently returned from a few weeks stay at Alton, where he was employed in the mercan- tile establishment of w. A. Og- den, former resident of Spring dale.
 The University of Arkansas at Fayetteville opened ednesday morning, and 1t IS reported that the attendance promises to be 1 unusually large this year. Those from Springdale who are attend ing this year are: Messers Earl Bird, Arlin Stockburger, Jas. Marks, T. D. Williamson, Du- pree Denver and Misses Kate and Ollie Reed. Bessie Graham and Bessie Slaughter. Earl Bird will graduate at the close of this year.
 ]. r. Bennett, of the firm of Bennett Bros. of this place, has accepted a position with the Ozark Wholesale Grocery Com pany at Fayetteville as travelling salesman and will enter upon his duties the first of next month. He will take the territory now covered by Jack Whitten, who will look after the city trade ID Fayetteville. Mr. Bennett IS now working in the house al Fayetteville getting acquainted With the stock preparatory to en- tering upon his duties. He still retains his interest in the grocery business at this plaee@which will be managed by his brother.
 Deputy Sheriff Todhunter was Tn town Yesterday. morning on business. He returned Wednes- day afternoon from Muskogee. I. T., where he went after Dude Johnson, who lives on White River east of town, and who had been arrested at Muskogee on warrant issued in this eoun- ty. MT. Todhunter arrived at Muskogee Wednesday morning at eight o'clock and found that his man had escaped jail at three O. clock the same morning. He IS wanted for larceny. Mr. Tod hunter expects to leave tonight for Montana after a former resi- dent of Washington county who is wanted here for seduction.
 Ed. Carrel of this place and Miss Florence Bollinger of Huntsville, were married at Fort Smith Saturday, September :, Rev. NJ. N. Waldrip officiating. Miss Bollinger was visiting with a sister residing at Fort Smith. From Fort Smith the couple went to Muskogee, I. T., arriv- ing home Monday night, and will make their home in the old Dr. Ellis property which MT. Carrel recently purchased from Dr. Mar tin. The bride IS a daughter of w. II. Bollinger of Huntsville, one of the oldest residents of Madison county. The groom is a son of the late J. w. Carrel, and IS an energetic and progress sive young man. The News of fers congratulations.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Ownbey and Miss Blanche Parker, sister of Mrs. Ownbey, left Monday evening for Chicago where the latter was married yesterday to Tom Jones, son of Uncle Buck Jones of this place, who has been at Elgin, Ill.,, for the past few years where he has a position in casket factory. They will make their home at Elgin. Both young people are well known in Springdale and both have nu- merous friends here. The News joins with other friends in wish ing them much happiness. Mir.
The Springdale news., 1907-09-20

See w. G. Ownbey before you buy your school books, and save money.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
FROM CLENSTED.

Freeman Baker went TO Sedalin Tues.
day to engage in carpenter work.
c. A. Holloway. Of Kansas City, visit.
Ell relatives here Sunday.
Mary and Pred Milburn. Of Sedalia,
visited relatives here Sunday and Non.
day.
Evelyn Holloway will teach the Glen.
.ted school the coming winter. Salary
S325 o
On sccount Of the death Of Mr.. Moore
Chi!dyens Day at Freedom was pos,pnn.
ed un,i! next Sunday.
The IudcIendeo, Tel. Co. placed a
phone in Robert SCOTS residence las,
week.
Mechanics John Holloway and Julia
Renney visited at Henry !ip,on's Tues,
day.
VIM Hohson, q prospero rs farmer Of
near Fayet,s. aud wife, Charley Rho,lu,
and wife OF Versailles, Mr.. Mailer and
family Of Versailles, and Mr.. l.osanbil
Of Excelsior, visited Mrs. Kholus, OF
this place, SUNDAY.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
Frank Saloon Keeper.

The following in an advertisement pub.
lished by a SALOON keeper at Tombstone.
Ariz: "E,irnd and Ntigh6ory: 1 am
grateful for past favors. and having sup.
piled my store with a fine line Of choice
wines and liquors, allow ME to inform
you that I shall continue to make drunk.
ards, paupers and beggars for the sober,
Industrious, respectable part Of the
community to support. My liquors will
excite riot. robbery and bloodshed.
They will diminish your comforts, in.
crease your expenses and shorten your
lives. can confidently recommend
them as sure as accidents and incurable
diseases. They will deprive some Of life,
others Of reason, many Of character and
all Of peace. They will make fathers
iends, wives widows. children orphans,
and all poor. / will train your sons in
dissipation, ignorance and lewdness. I
will corrupt the ministers of religion,
obstruct the gospel, defle the church
and cause as much temporal and eternal
death as I can.
II will thus accommodate the public.
II may he at the loss Of my never dying
soul. But ! have a family to support
the business pays-and the public ell.
courage it. I have paid my license, the
traffic is lawful. and il I do not sell il
somebody else will. l know the Bible
says: "Tlou shalt not kill" mo
drunkard shall enter the kingdom Of
he~aven," and | do no, expect the drunk
ard maker to fare any better. bnt l want
en- easy living, and l have resolved to
gather the wages Of iniquity and fatten
on the ruin OF my species. shall there
fore carry on my business with energy.
and do my best to diminish the wealth
Of the nation and endanger the safety of
the state. As my business fourishes in
proportion to your sensuality and ignor-
ance. I will do my best to prevent moral
purity and intellectual growth. Should
you doubt my ability. / refer you to the
pawnshop, the poorhouse, the police
court. the hospital, the peniteu,iary and
the gallows. where you will 6iid many Of
my best customers have GONE. A sight
Of them will convince you that I do what
! ray. Allow me to inform you that you
are fools and that I am an honest saloon
keeper"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

The question Of keeping the children
fairly psessntabie during their play hours
is always doabiy difficult in the summer
Half am hours sompinx in the garden
will soil aud ru,uple any frock. until !, is
Only iii for the tub, 40 all sensible
SGothers devote a large share Of the sum.
sn-r's OUTFIT to strong. easily ;roped
dresses in which their little ones can
play IN peace" Thus says the authority
ON "Pssctical Clothes for Little Girls" in
she July uumt~r Of the Nxw IDxA wo.
MANS MAGAZINE, and common sense il
the k~ynoss Of her article. Thr SANE
writer sxtsads her helpful advice TO the
simmer gih ~;t'I athletic tendencies.
and appropriate suggestions arc given
for COSTUMES sdAp,sd to say Of her varie.l
activities. Read ihsAs articles before
undertaking sAs p~'sp.sstiuns far your
4 'maes Sasisx. and you will end your
task much siwpli6sd.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
AkinSviile News.
weather for farming.

FiTr weather for farming.
Rev. Whit. filled his regular appoint.
ment here sunday.
Uncle John Thixton and wife anil Miss
Gertie Handy visited ". II. brake and
family Sunday.
Frank Thoss hought him a new buggy
and harness.. There has been some Of the
fair scx offered good rewar.s to be the
first. VrAuk's n,ind is in much trouble.
ne has not found out yet who she is.
W. II. Woo!sry, Of HIGHLAND. wished
his brother James Sunday.
Rev. White, assisted BY Rev. Rartner.
IL holding . series Of meetings y,
Fortuna this week. ..,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
Wreck On TIpton Branch,

Dan Il. Wray of Versailles, who was
here Tuesday, was in a wreck on the
Upton aud Versailles branch Of the Mis-.
souri, Pacific nenr Akinsville and aus.
ttineh a wremched neck. Another pas.
senger got a finger cut of. Several
freight cars left the track and it WAS the
sudden stopping Of the train that threw
Judge Wray Onward causing the injury.
Jefferson City Tribune.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

4 Kansas editor who contracted the
habit Of going to church has this to say:
Ladies' should take their hats off in
church. No preacher can inspire a man
who Ia looking into q lopsid-d aggrega.
ton Of dead birds. stuffed weascls.
chameleon skins. ribbons. bexds. A!cks.
straw. corn tassels aud thistle down. i,
makss = sinner feel lost in Y wilderness -
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
Sandspring Farm,
Ed. REPuBI.ICAN:--
May Goth, 1907


Ed. REPuBI. ICAN:--
We may. or we may not. be thankful
that God gave the monopoly Of mineral
lands to a few rich men who act as His
Stewards In the distribution Of His
bountiful supply Of coal, iron. oil. &C.,
but we know that we are thankful that
lie did not give TO a few men the mono
poly Of the light Of day; it would Ike hard
indeed I o Ike taxed for the light Of the
Sun. besides being TAXED for the use of
the Earth for the benefit Of a few men.
But if we consider the gifts Of God to
man, we will perceive that, except the
image OF Himself given II $ iul, none c:
His gifts come to us directly. OF course
lie gives us light, but II is through the
Sun we receive it, and the FIRE worship
pers adore Him IN adoring the Sun.
which vivi6es everything useful to man.
Our life depends on God, and we have it
given us one moment at a time, through
the air We breathe; the other direct fact.
ors Of life are food and water. No one
questions the goodness Of God as
infinite. and if We received life directly
from God we would no doubt feel very
much nearer to him at all times: il we
receive life indirectly through the air.
the water and the food, and do not feel
the nearness Of God, il is because these
factors Of life have become in some way
~vi,iated through lack OF cooperation on
our part with the Creators purpose in
creation.
However evil am to the world We can
not say. but our mission is 70 overcom e
it, and this We propose Il do by working
ever on the plan Of Gods intention.
through Christ the perfection Of ideal.
ism. Divesting ourselves at present Of
oar faith, let us base u argument OIL
ground common to the whole human
family; the positive knowledge Of Others
We inherit and may use freely. II |,
true that all matter is porous, wherefore
the human body is a system Of sewer
pipes. which being themselves porous,
will admit. or emit infnitesimal microbis
organisms. We take infectious disease
through the pores. II is possible thai
As all the atmosphere is charged with
invisible forms Of life, there are NOR.
life giving germs than death dealing
ones. When. therefore we leep.brea,hs
in the bracing morning air, We may b,
will concentration charge II system
with mvriads Of life giving organisms
-. which. from porosi,y Of Our bodies. ma,
lie directed to the weakest points foN
strength aud health. II must Ike re
membered that any one may 10 this
the only condition is the cooperation o
the will with the Divine intention
WHICH being infinite in every way mus
{ H every momen, inpsrt perfection
c through the normal factors, dir. water
food.
A. We depend 80 much on dir. I hsv
d~e't on 1t the most, but the ssu,
principle applies to water snd food
which. - veil 10 air, arc charged wit
, millions ri organic atoms. which Ivy vii
! concentration may be made TO rsjuvenat
the human body.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

John Bonine, accompanied by his two
younger sous. Pine and Ross. sl~o his
son James. with his wife and baby. de.
parted yesterday 20 visit at Versailles,
Excelsior and other poinS.-The Reeve.
lille.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06


v. CAu'ch. >onh Preaching every sunday At
81 E. IN AID 7a0 y. ~. sunday srhnni Of ss,o .. N.
Pvnycr meeting "wednesday evening.
REV. r. " Exohy. Pastor.
Presbyterian Church sunday ~booi Al e:D every
sunday morning Nv. MoCLGiLAS, ssy..
baptist churrh Preaching e,.v snn.
day al . re. and Ia y. n. Bssin.R meeting on
saturday te<"r- ~ eth SundAy At 70 p. m. sun.
day schard a; 40 a m. and b. Y.r, L. N7Jl p. m.
every SUNDAY REv &. y. WHITE. Pastor.
Christian Church sunday srhooi every Sunday at
S5 a. IN n u Nus TEn. superintendent.
Pruscting every third SUNDAY IN each Iw,au, at
II .. I'm. and 1bp 2. a. JAs. {. CasEr- Mini,cf.
~. Paula n. y. Church Coloredj Presiding ct
II .. 10 and : - .. N Let and 3rd sundays In rsrh
month. Prayer meeting every 1hnpiay evening
sunday school at go =. IN. every sunday.
REV. u. rsITOs. Pastor.
Coiorcj R,rtis. Chsrrh - Preaching at II . III. and
78 =. IN. e,sry 2ad and eth SUNDAY In ~arh month.
y. !. p. u. every wednesday evening u TO. Hun.
DAY school az 25o ,, m. every sunday.
REV. o.. ". WATTS. Pnstor.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

Come to see me il you wau to borrow
money Room e. Chas. W. K~avanauyh,
Phone 267-Mason & Hardy Bldg.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

In the blessing Of God asked by the
humble christian is found the whole
philosophy Of a science which Is now
being applied for the i,nparting Of health
and strength.
WoRKINCMAN.