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The Springdale news., 1908-11-27

state and will compel owners ot diseased orchards to either spray thoroughly or destroy the trees. The future prosperity ot thls section as fruit country will de pend upon the securing of some needed legislation along this llne and the sooner IL comes the bet ter 1t will be for all concerned. .- Rogers Democrat.
 J. N. Robinson. formerly of the Benton County Lumber Co.,, of Bentonville, has purchased tile buildings and lots of the Nelson Canning Co.,, north of tile roller mills, and east of the Frisco tracks, and will occupy the same with blaming mill, box factory and lumber yard. Work on re- modelling the buildings and get ting them ready for the machin cry for the new plant will com. menee at onee.-Rogers Demo.
The Springdale news., 1908-11-27

 MADISON.

Miss Una Wood, residing near Huntsville, and Noah Philips, residing near Huntsville. were married recently.
 Miss Melia Carloek, daughter of Senator N. J. Carloek, was married recently to Tom Sanders, son of T. G. Sanders.
 It is now in order to say Judge Ivie,a Noah having received his commission and been sworn Ill today. Huntsville Democrat.
 The Huntsville Democrat sug- gests that the "varmint' receut- ly mentioned by The News may possibly have been d Teddy bear squalling for Taft.
 George Doak has resigned as cattle inspector and the Madison County Cattle Growers Associa- ton has employed (. F. Fitch of Huntsville to take his place. Mir. Doak will go to Trinidad, Colorado. where he will accept a position with the Santa t'e rail- way.
 The right-of-way for the i'll. terurban railroad has been prac- tically secured from Huntsville to Wyman and that part Hunts vile, Huntsville and Goshen : contract IS completed. It only remains now for the bonus to be raised and then the promoters are ready to take the matter up. Something more than half of the bonus has been subscribed and the committees are still at work They hope to report a full con, tribution within a short time. - Huntsville Democrat.
 The small spotted pony owned by Stony Davis was drowned in War Eagle one day last week in an unaccountab ble manner. Guy Davis and Bruce Jay had ridden to the creek to fish awhile and had left their horses hitched or the bank near the Rock hole while they went further up stream to set out their hooks. When they returned they found the pony floating Ill the water dead Marks on the bank indicated where the animal had fallen in,
The Springdale news., 1908-11-27
CARROLL

CARROLL
 Elijah Foster, s9 years of age, died few days ago at Eureka Springs.
 Philo W Smith, T years of age, died ednesday of last week at hls home at Eureka Springs.
 ]. $. Hixon. of Henrietta, Tex as, has purchased the Chautauqua Hotel at Eureka Springs and will take charge soon.
 John D. DeBois has resigned as city attorney at Eureka Springs and II Is announced will make his future home It Rogers.
 At the recent meeting of the Commercial Club II Eureka Springs almost 1.500 were rais- ed with which to advertise the city.
 Miss Martha Hadley, 2S years of age, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hadley of Eureka Springs, died Tuesday of last week of tuberculosis.
 John F. kenner, 51 years of  age, died few days ago of tu- berculosis at his home in Berry vile. He had been Ill for several months, and is survived by a wife and five small children.
 The Berryville Star says some of the farmers of that section are endeavoring to organize a farmers mutual tire insurance association A. $. Bobo, Scott Grim and B. o. George are the principal movers in the enterprise.
 The directors of the commer- cial club of Eureka Springs met a few days ago, and elected the following officers for the club: President, \. $. Maddox; vice. president, Dr. K. G. Floyd; secre- tary, Dr. DeLano; treasurer, l.. W. MeGrory.
 J. $. Woodin was found dead in his room at Eureka Springs a few days ago, death being due to cancer from excessive smoking. He was formerly from Mexico and went to Eureka Springs about year ago for the benefit of his health.
 The Berryyille Star says there IS considerable opposition in that locality to Wade H. James as deputy prosecuting attorney, re- gently appointed by Prosecuting Attorney Horseley. George NJ. baines has been the deputy in that section for some time, and the Star says petitions are being circulated asking the prosecuting attorney to continue hln in the office.
 The two daily newspapers at Eureka Springs have been con- solidated, and will be conducted in the future as the Times-Echo by the Crescent Publishing Com pany, the officers being: Presi- dent, A. s. Maddox; vice-presi- dent, Dr. NJ. K. Began, secretary, r. 0. Butt; treasurer, o. H. Orendorff. Giles E. Miller will be editor and manager of the paper.
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The Springdale news., 1908-11-27

but the cause of it's failure to swim out is I mystery.-Hunts- vile Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1908-11-27

Awarded highest honors by the great Worlds Expeditions, and proved Of superior strength and
 purity by the official tests.
 No alum, no lime phosphates Food officials, state and national, with physicians, condemn the use of alum in food, and deplore and denounce the dishonest methods by which alum baking powders
 are imposed upon the public.
The Springdale news., 1908-11-27
'hearby Counties
BENTON.

in Rogers few days ago.
 Mrs. Bell Mathews, wife of A. Mathews of Siloam Springs, died recently of tuberculosis, aged B years.
 Miss Betty Blake of Rogers and Will Rogers of Claremore, Ok, were married at the home of the bride Wednesday,.
 Harry, sixteen-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. NJ. A. Minnick of Rogers, died recently of appendi- citis. An operation failed to give him relief.
 K. o. Allen, formerly of Grav- ett but now telegrah operator at Page, Oklahoma, was married at Footyille, Wis, recently to Miss Alta Buck of that place.
 Parties were here the first of the week looking oyer the Elec- tric Springs property with the view of interesting Eastern capi- tai in scheme to organize a large sanitarlum ln Northwest Arkansas. Rogers Democrat.
 Earl Lefors captured an eagle near Gentry recently, which measured six feet and ten inches from tip to tip. He shot and wounded 1t, and then had to use club before taking 1t captive. Eagles are unusual in this sec- tion.
 N. T. Maxwell, Dwight Dick son, Bert Coleman and John Oakes returned Monday from their hunting trip in the moun- tains near Jensen. They report a good time but scarcity of big game. A deer, a turkey and two wolves are all they bagged.- Bentonyille Sun.
 Mrs. Patton. wife of Capt. w. F. Patton of Bentonville. died a few days ago. She was presl- dent of the Bentonville Chapter of the Daughters of the Confeder- aey, and was one of the best known women in Benton County, having been resident of the county all her life.
 Hugh Puckett, who formerly travelled for wholesale grocery house, and his cousin Will Puck cit, have purchased the grocery business J. H. Buttram X Co. at Rogers. MT. Buttram formerly resided at Brightwater, and will return to that place and give his attention to his mercantile busi- ness there.
 Dick Hayes and George Cor nett. two of the prisoners who escaped from the county iatl at Bentonville recently, were re- captured few days ago in the hills northeast of Rogers. Jack son Brown was arrested on the charge of assisting the prisoners and fined S10, in default of pay ment was placed in jail.
 \ bill is being prepared to be introduced in the next legislature permitting the city council to refund the water bonds now past due and coming due next year. It Is also contemplated that the same act will give the council power to issue additional bonds for necessary improvements of the plant.-Siloam Springs Re- publican.
 At about II p. III. on the night of the election, the stable and cribs of Levi David, a renter, on the Tom Morrison place, near Knox Ferry. was set afire and burned, with all it's contents. Dink Morrison was arrested. and after a trial before Justices Bland and Agnew, was bound over to the grand jury, giving d $500 bond. Rogers Re- publican.
 Capt. Geo. T. Lincoln of Ben
The Springdale news., 1908-11-27

In response to our request correspondents came to the front nicely last week, although there several who tailed to report We have room for more correspondents and If not repre- scented in your locality and you would like to fur nish items for The News let us know and sta tionery will be forwarded to you
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
DUG UP A SECTION
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OE
 EDUCATION TO MAKE BONDS.
Those Whose Terms of office Were Ecx- tended to October 1. 1909, Are t.. Required to Furnish New
 Surefies.

Running suddenly across certain section of the Code of Alabama Sat- urday, Hon. Harry s. Gunnels, State Superintendent of Education, became convinced that county superintendents of education in many of the counties must make new bonds to cover the period from october 1. 1908. to October 1. 1909. He accordingly directed that notices be sent to all such officers whose terms of office by the new code were extended to October 1, 1909, ap- prislng them of the statutory require ments and urging that bonds be made anew. though In the same amount.
 1t will be recalled thats for the sake of uniformity in terms of office Cf county superintendents of education, the State codifier Judge J. J. May field, devised a section in the 1907 Code which. by shortening one or two terms and lengthening by twelve months the terms of a vast majority of the county superintendents of edu- cation. all such tenures should be made to begin October l, 1909.
 As a companion to this, Section 1527 was put in the Code to protect the State by providing for the bonding of the officers whose terms of office had been so graciously extended. The bonds then applying were to expire. many of them, October 1 of this yean Hence the value of the saving section, which reads as follows:
 All those county officers whose ttIms of office hay. been extended or may be extended beyond te ms. for which they were respectively elected or appointed shall be required to exc cute a new official bond covering l:me Of such extension. Such bonds to be In the penalty, and payable. condition. approved. filed and recorded as Is re- GI'red for the regular term of su:h officers respectively, and to have all the force and effect as official bonds executed under the provisions of thls code with respect to such office. Fail tire to make and file bond shall vacate eflce in case of regular bonds in sim liar cases"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
ANOTHER SENSATION
PHENIx CITY MAN WARNED OF HIS
 DEATH.
E. D. Huggins Finds a Mysterious Note In His Front Yard--A Probable
 Sequel To The MuIIin Tragedy.

Columbus Ga, Oct. 3.-(Specia1.)- Phentx City, Ala, the scene of the mys- terious assassination of John W. Null lina a prominent citizen, there last Tuesday morning. Is in the throes of an- other sensation tonight.
 Mir. Mullin received a note a day or two before his death, warning him that he was going to be killed, and death came just as promised. Today there was found in the front yard of the residence of E. D. Huggins in that city note addressed to him. enclosed in pay envelope. The note read:
 %" Med Hugens, you can fix yourself for I will get you before the week is gone"
 The only signature was the letter t'D" written three times.
 Huggins's family is in a state of the greatest alarm tonight. bue he trans acted his Saturday night business up town as usual. The incident recalls tc Huggins very wildly an experience he had four months ago. A friend of his heard two strangers plotting to do him bodily harm and loaned Huggins his pistol so he could protect himself if attacked while enroute home. Just before he reached home. a large man sprang out from behind telegraph pole and ran towards him, declaring that he would fix him." Huggins fired at him twice although, with out effect, and the stranger ran off.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
NORTHINGTON-AB
 TNVTTATIONG VSSVrJ

Friends in Montgomery have re- ceived invitations from Dr. and Mrs Jones Cadwallader Abernathy to the marriage of their daughter, Miss An toInette Abernathy. to MT, Charles Gustavus Northington of Tuscaloosa. The date set for the marriage is We'd nesday. Oct. 14, at 3 o'clock, and the marriage will take place at their home. 920 West End in Birmingham. Miss Abernathy Is a former >Montgomerian. and she has many friends here wh O will be interested in the news of her engagement and approaching mar riage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
THURSDAY BRIDGE
CLUB ORGANIZED.

The personnel of the Thursday Bridge Club. which has recently been organized. and which will be an im- portant social feature for the winter. includes Mrs. George Tyson. Mrs. Ed ward Branch. Mrs. Ray Jones. Mrs. Harry Norton. Mrs. Edward Noble. Mrs. Benjamin Noble, Mrs. Henry Crom- melin, Mrs. L. H. Moore. Mrs. J. E. billiard, Mrs. Clarence Jones. Mrs. Albert Lord, Mrs. Frank Tennille. Mrs. Emmett Thigpen. Mrs. John Flowers. Mrs. Wiley Kill. Mrs. George Stovall Mrs, Pope Foster. Mrs. Walter Berry. and Mrs. T. J. Scott.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
Judges Cannot Agree.

San Francisco, Oct 3.-Judges Gill; bert. Morrow and Ross of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. to- day announced that they were unable to agree in the matter of the injunc- tion sought by the Southern Pacific and Oregon and California railways as to the fixing of freight rates on lum- Der by the Interstate Commerce Com mission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
sr1ss nIIIIARn ENTERTAINs.

Miss Sara Frances billiard. the att fractiSe little daughter of MT. ana MFs. George Mathews billiard of Montgom- cry. celebrated her seventh birthday on Saturday afternoon from 10 D o'clock at the residence of her grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Dlllard Of Mathews, Ala. Their home is ideally arranged for entertaining, being built in bungalow style. with spacious rooms and porches. and large lawns surround ing the home on which the gay young people assembl led and played games.
 The reception hall and parlors were tastefully adorned in potted plants and cut flowers. carrying out tne coior scheme of white. green ana pihk.
 After the games. they were marched into the dining room, where scene or beauty greeted the eye The taple was 8rnamented with table cover of renaissance over pink, and white can dIes burnt in brass and crystal can delabras. and on the birthday cake burned seven pink and white candies, Fruits. flowers, candies and ices also were of the chosen colors, a. at the conclusion, the cutting of the birth day cake awarded the thimble to Mas ter Frank Mathews, and the dime to Miss Frances Lawson.
 The many presents received by the young hostess attested her popularity among her friends
 Among those present were: Misses Sara Frances billiard, Mary and Frances Lawson, Elizabeth, Maria and Hennie Brown. and Maysey Dean of Union Springs. Masters. Forney and Matt Lawson, John Waugh. Jonn Ma thews, Charles and Frank -4athews, and Joseph Dean of Union Springs.
 DEBUTANTES FORM CLUB.
 har of ladies who will make their formal entrance into society this winter met Thursday af- ternoon with Miss Clara Ellen Forbes at the residence of her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. G. Forbes. on South Court Street, and formed themselves into card club, which they call the Thirteen Club. There are thirteen members. who will meet every Saturday morn- ing to play bridge whist, and the first meeting will be held Saturday, Nov. '.
 These young ladies are among the most attractive and popular Of the seasons buds, and will make well come addition to society, especially to dancing and card club sets.
 The young ladies who compose the list of membership of the Thirteen Club are: Miss Annie Gaston. Miss Annie Chandler, Miss Lula Mcqueen. Mixx Dixie Drum, Miss Christine Glass. Miss Mary Mcqueen, Miss Gertrude Johnstone, Miss Mary Ellen Harris. Miss Sarah Warren Wilkerson, Miss Georgia Sanold, Miss Clara Ellen Forbes, Miss Jean Burke and Miss Taylor Beale.
 
 . GAN EVENING WITH
 UNCLE REMUs."
 4 much enjoyed occasion was the recital given by Mrs. Frank L. Parks and her talented littIe- daughter. Frances Craven Parks. at Ariacee Hall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
NEW BRICK BUILDING.
Martin Lindsay To Expend Thirty
 nnIlnna In AMnhNln

Martin Lindsay To Expend ThIFty
 Thousand Dollars In Mobile.
 Mobile. Oct. 3.-(Special.) )-Martin Lindsay, a real estate owner and res- ident of Pollard. Ala, today let a con- tract to Jett Brothers for a four story brick warehouse to cost approximately $50. 900, and located on the west of Commerce street between St. Louis street and Smiths Alley. Stone Broth CTS, architects.
 The building will be occupied by the Turner Supply Company. Work wili be started Monday morning and the contract calls for the building to be completed March 1. This lot Is one on which the late E. S. Perryman. for many years conducted a grocery store and is in one of the best business sec tions of the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
OWEN-CAUCH.

Friends in Montgomery have received invitations from MT. and Mrs. Sidney Johnstone Bowie to the marriage cer emony of their cousin, Miss Agnes Iz- ard Couch. and MT. William Riley Owen of Anniston, on the evening of October 15. at MT. and Mrs. Bowie's residence, 1925 Thirteenth street. south Birmingham. al S:30 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
Bernhardt in Good Health.

Paris. Oct. 3.-A rumor that has been in circulation here to the et- feet that Sarah Bernhardt. who Is making a tour in Southern France, was gravely i'll or dead has been dispelled by the receipt by Mme. Bernhardts son. Maurice Bernhardt, of despatch from his mother dated Mines and say ing that she was In excellent health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
MISS MARY MCQUEEN
 ENTERTAINS AT CARDS

Miss Mary Mcqueen was charming hostess when on Friday afternoon she entertained a few friends at cards at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Stewart Mcqueen, on Mobile street. Arranged for the games were one ta- ble at which bridge was played and another at which the game of six hand euchre was played.
 At the conclusion of the games a beautiful souvenir was cut for. It was a book "Ediths Husband" by Geo ge Barr McCutcheon which fell to Miss Rosalind Sayre. A luncheon followed the games and the friends who enjoy ed Miss McQueen's hospitality are: Miss Taylor Beale, Miss Clara Ellen Forbes, Miss Annie Gaston. Miss An nie Chandler, Miss Lula Mcqueen. Miss Netta Jones. Miss Maude H we, Miss Mary Kennedy and Miss Sarah Warren Wilkerson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
MILLs-MERIwETHER

Mrs. Martha J. Baldwin announces the engagement of her niece, Miss Lila Luckie Merewether, to Rev Robert J. Mills. of the Alabama Conference The marriage will take place on Wednes- day evening October 21. at 8 o'clock, al the Methodist Church, Verbena, Ala. No cards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
GRHENE-GLENN.

Mir. and Mrs. W. Benton Holt an- nounce the engagement of their niece. Miss El Louise Glenn. to MT. James Benjamin Greene, Jr., of Birmingham. the wedding to take place in Novem- Der.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

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 NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY .....
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
LITTLE -sTODDARD.

Friends in Montgomery are interest ed in the announcement of the en- eagement of Miss Cora L. Stoddard to pr A. A, Little of Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

Have You Seen Hull Street. "Ihe Driveway Beautiful" - Com stFucted by the Memphis Asphalt and Paving Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

MT. and Mrs. L. J. Richardson who have taken the Beauvoir Club for the year are now occupying the residence of MT. and Mrs. L. c. Dawson, 526 South Lawrence street until the club is vacated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

MT. and Mrs. J. R. woodall have taken apartments at 625 South Law renee street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

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 NHdinola Cream has the unqualified en- dorsement of thohsands of users, among whom are many well-known ladies of cul- ture and refinement, and is an invaluable (black leatherette enclosing dainty opal Jar) contains our binding guarantee and specific directions for obtaining unequaled results.
 Nadinola Cream. the complexion beauti- fer. is sold at all high-cIass drug stores. or by mail. 50 cents and s1. 1.00 the package.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

Mrs. A. R. Rains of Birmingham is the guest of Captain and Mrs. Alex Garland at their home on South Court street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
NoTIcE IoNIAN CLUE.

There will be a called meeting of the Ionian Club at the residence of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

MT. and Mrs S. W. Cheney have taken apartments at 625 South Law renee street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

Miss Frances Waller has gone to New York to attend school for the winter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

Mir. and Mrs. Julian Bartee and lit- tie daughter, Mariebel, of Mobile. who have been on an extended trip to Detroit Buffalo and Niagara Falls and Toronto, are now the guests of Mir. and Mrs H. P. Tressler at their home on South Hull street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
NOTICE woMAN,s uo,

The regular meeting of the Working Woman's Home Association will be the Home %e By order of the president.
 Mrs. Myrtle Booth Campbell.
 Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. SeIf-raisIng, 15 and 35 cent packages. New Maple Syrup. Kettles Grocery Co. Phone 225.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

Mrs G. A. Webb and Miss Annie Lou Webb are at home for the winter with Mir and Mrs. E. B. Billiard at 625 South Lawrence street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
By Mrs. J. IA deCottes

Mrs. John stratford. on Thursday af. ternoon at o'clock. Every member Is urged to be present.
 Mrs. w. R. Maxwell, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

Mrs. S. B. Kent and children left the city yesterday morning to visit friends and relatives in Pell City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

Mrs. W. B. Bowling of Dadevills is the guest of Miss Mamie Thompson on North Jackson Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

MT. H. c. Warren, after s three months vacation in Newport, R. l.. has returned to Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

Miss Pearl Edwards of this city is isiting Miss Fleeta McBride of Green fIIa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
NOTICE, CITY FEnERAT1nN.

There will be a called nyeetins o, Ihe Board of Directors of the ritv Federation of Women's Clubs Tuesday atternoon at o'clock in the library. By order of the President. Mrs. Phares Coleman. '' Mrs. BurwelI Boykin.
 Acting Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
NOTICE CRADLE CHAPTER.

The Cradle of the confederacy Chapter, U. D. C.. will meet in the Eibrary Wednesday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock full attendance Is desired as delegates to the general conven- ton will be elected.
 By order of the President Mrs Frank Stolenwercke.
 Miss Gabriel Watts. secretarv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

Miss Charlotte Davis, Secretary of the Young Woman's Christian Associa- tion, has returned home after visit of several months in Pennsylvania and Iowa. The Fellowship Club of the Y w. C. A. entertained in her honor Thursday evening. There were forty
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04

NOTICE, sAYRE STREET
 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT. The District Committee of the Mont gomery School Improvement Associa- tion will meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the school. The boxes distributed for the piano fund will not be collected until November.
 Mrs. Duncan May,
 Chairman,