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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-06
Bean Outlets.

bean SuEIetSs
After pressing two cupfuls of cooked
beans through a sieve add sufficient
beaten egg to blend the mass together,
form with the bonds into outlet shape,
and set aside for a short time, roll in
beaten egg and then in bread crumbs
and fry in hot fat until brown. Serve
on rice, and pour around the dish good
tomato pruee, sieve canned tomatoes.
season with salt and pepper, and add
a small piece of butter
Pecan Cookies.
Cream one teaspoonful of butter with
half cup of sugar; add two eggs, one
scant cup of flour, one teaspoon of bak-
ing powder, one-half teaspoon Of salt.
four tablespoons OF milk, cup of
chopped pecan meats and vanilla to
flavor. Drop with a teaspoon on but
tered pans about two inches apart
Bake in moderate oven.
Mint Cocktail
Crush bunch of mint Pull in bits
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-06
Question Still Undecided.

Writers in magazines are still de.
batting the question as to whether
women are more responsible than
men for the low tone of modern liter
allure, not only as the writer's of books,
but as the readers. One writer sug-
gests that novelists should be licensed
and that they should give evidence Of
wholesomeness and purity of thought
before the coveted privilege to pub
lish could be obtained.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-06

Pat had taken a contract to carry
orick, the agreement being Ii bricks
70 the load. Finally he came to the
last hodful, when to his great distress
tnere were only IL bricks to go in it.
Inen happy thought struck him.
Say. Mr.. Contractor" he called to
the boss in the third story. throw me
down two bricks. Sunday
Magazine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-06
ONE DAYS MENU.
BREAKFAST.
Sliced ORANGES.

BREAKFAST.
Sliced Oranges
Cereal and Cream.
Soft Boiled Eggs. Rice Mullins.
Coffee
LUNCHEON. -. -. :.
Bean Outlets. Tomato PURGE.
Toasted Mullins.
Lemon Jelly. Pecan Cookies.
Tea
DINNER
Mint Cocktail
Roast Mutton. Mashed Potatoes.
Dreamed Turnip.
Assorted Cake.
Coffee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-06
IN TRAINING FOR GRACE.

Dancing school trains a girls feet.
but 1T ought to teach her how to use
her arms too" said an observing Bos-
ton mamma. Il noticed at the dancing
school assembly last night that most
girls are apparently ignorant that arms
have much to do with balancing the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-06

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(To be Continued.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-06
eCaptdin of
the Kansas.
By LOUIS TRACY.
Author of The Wings of the Morning"
The Pillar of Light" Etc.
CHAPTER VII.
Copyright 1905, by Edward ]. clode.

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wv her to the salon, whence ar
inner staircase communicat
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28

like to meet you, state his plans for the school work and ask your cooperation. If you were going to place horse in the hands of a trainer for the fair, you would wish to know some thlng of his plan of work. Can you afford to take less inter est in the life-training of your children?
 Andy Strain IS expecting to leave in few days for Haskell Co.,, Texas. Mir. Strain has a brother out there and he may not return home till spring.
 Clarence Wall sueeumbed to the photograph craze last week. He bought an Edison machine and now has canned" music ready for his friends at all times.
 TEcUMsEH.
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he knew Maggie" The News correspondent.
 It would do preachers heart good to see the yellow legged chickens Ed Bratton has running around his barn.
 Some days ago Lucy and Hal- lie Sanders of town came out and spent the day with Don't Worry's folks, whose visit was greatly enjoyed by all.
 D. Y. Davis has been digging and marketing sweet potatoes.
 We don't ever hear anything more said about the cabbage snake.
 70 No, We thought you was d woman till we read your trip into Missouri.
 F. B. Teale accompanied D. Hummer to the live stock sale at Lowell Saturday.
 Late corn is coming on rapidly and will make lots of corn yet.
 Mr. Price Is getting 50 cents a bushel for his wind falls. His orchard is getting to look like old times, trees full ot red apples and limbs bending low with their weight.
 Grant Evans and his wife left one day last week for Lamont, Iowa, where they will make their home in the future.
 Mrs. J. E. Maine has the finest looking twin boy babies we have seen III many a day. She was over Sunday to visit Annie and Lulu Raedels. She has a double baby buggy for them to ride in.
 DoNT WORRY.
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WHITENER

Aug. q -J x. Philips was buying cattle at Hart last week.
 Several people of this place attended the Farmers Gunion at Popcorn Thursday. They report all enjoyable time and some were very profuse in their praise of the speeches made by Joe CorneliSon and Mr. Hart.
 Issac Ellis and family of Huntsville passed through town Friday enroute to Springdale. He will make that thriving little city his future home.
 Mrs. Elmer Roberts, who has been in bad health for sometime. eontemplates spending few weeks in Fayetteville soon i'll or der that she may receive profess ional treatment for her illness.
 Murrel Johnson has become professional in handling the bell board business at pienics this season. He has made large profits OH every venture.
 Pro:. Hughes of this place is acting as principal of the Petit grew public school this year. He taught at that place last year
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28
GOSHEN.

Aug 25.-John Sanders of Spring Valley visited Jesse Can non Saturday and Sunday.
 George Buckley of Tulare, Cal, Is home on visit to his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Buckley.
 John Mayes and daughters Gladys and Lexie, of Fayetteville visited at T. Mayes Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Molly Gilliland who has been seriously ill, is reported much better.
 Miss Della Ware of Huntsville has been visiting Misses Ethyl Mayes and Ola Neill.
 School is progressing nicely under the efficient management of Prof. J. C. Anderson and Miss Ethyl Mayes, with all enrolment of eighty-seven.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Sanders of Beutonville are visiting the Iatter's parents. Mir. and Mrs. T. NJ. Cannon.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Greer and Mr. and Mrs. Zode Robbins ot Fayetteville attended the picnic he:e Saturday.
 Misses Jewel and Grace Clark are visiting their sister, Mrs. Ghas. Bevins, Of Sons Chapel.
 Quite crowd of young people gathered at the home of Miss Ethyl Mayes Saturday evening and listened to some delightful music furnished by Mir. John Sanders of Spring Valley. Those present were Misses Earl Phil lips, Eva Sherrod, Ola Neill, Della Ware, Gladys Mayes, Grace and Maude Phillips, Mir. and Mrs. J. Lona Slaughter, Hattie Neill, Jesse Cannon, Edd Walker and Norris Clark
 Mrs. Joe Frost and three daughters of Fayetteville are visiting relatives in Goshen this week.
 Norris. Ray and Miss Nina Clark have returned from Porter vile, Cal, where they have been for the past eighteen months.
 They say Dock Phillips can't stand q crowd of old ladies.
 Mrs. Clara Gi1tiland has gone te Oklahoma Ill response to message announcing the illness of her sister, AIintie Guthrie.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28

Ang. 2t - Very pleasant weather at present, only rather warm.
 School opened last Monday morning with an enrolment Of fifty-eight. which increased to slxty-six Oh Tuesday.
 The carpenters are building all addition on to the church, which, when completed. will greatly improve the looks of the church. There will be singing at Zion next Sunday evening at 2:50. Everybody come,
 Mrs. Frank Morrison has gone to Madison county to visit iler father.
 Mrs. (. l.. Cardwell made q flying trip to Fayetteville Fri day.
 Lee Bridenthal, who has been numbered with the sick is im- proving. We are pleased to say. Mrs. Jake Fox and son Dee are visiting relatives at Gentry.
 Gertrude and Garland Ivey made a flying trip to Baldwin Sunday.
 Quite a crowd attended the lecture of Mir. Rosenberry, of the mutual Aid Union, at this place Saturday night.
 HoNoLULA.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28
ELM SPRINGS.

Aug. 25.-Lee Derrick left Thursday afternoon for Helena, Montana, where If conditions are satisfactory he may remain in- definitely. Ills wife has been out there about a month.
 Mrs. Lon Hale came ill from Raton. N. M., last week. Lon himself is expected home some time next month.
 Born, to Nr. and Mrs. Charles Sherman, Aug. 24, a daughter.
 Elijah Adams of Summers IS visiting friends here this week. He came up to the Baptist Asso- citation and afterwards came on over to Elm. This is Uncle 'Lige's first visit here since nov ing away several years ago.
 Pete Dobbs of MarloW. Okla, Is visiting his brother John, south of town the past few days. He left here twenty years ago and of course finds things greatly changed. MT. Dobbs was one of the successful ones in the land- drawing at the kiowa-Conanche opening i'll 1901, and secured 100 acres of good land. He Is get ting along well and is highly pleased with that country.
 The Tontitown Lime Co. has purchased the store bull ding once occupied by Ritter X Gard her and will move 1t across the creek to tie line.kiln. They have considerable wood on hand now, and will start their first fire just as soon as they can get in readiness. probably Ill two weeks.
 Ed. Hughes is i'll Texas this week looking. after his land in- terests. He is west of San An tonlo down near tile Rio Grande.
 Tom Ragsdale, IT., wife and baby came in from Chiekasha, Okla, last week and will likely remain in this section.
 Elm Springs was a deserted village Sunday The Baptist association at Stony Point. and the Methodist camp-meeting at Thornsberry took nearly all our people away from home.
 Uncle David Wilson, and his brother from Alma, Ark, are at tending the Federal Reunion at Sloan Springs this week. Their wives accompanied them.
 Mrs. Clarence Fugate and children, of Fayetteville spent last week with her parents, Mir. and and Mrs. ]. J. Wright. Mir. Fugate came out Saturday and returned with his family to Fay etteville Sunday afternoon.
 The public school at this place opens next Monday. Prof. Till man would be pleased to have as many parents present Monday morning as possible. He would
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28

and gave entire satisfaction. Prof. Hughes IS young man of uneXcelled character and by earnest work, sobriety and truth has raised himself from a condi- ton of comparative poverty to a position of influence and affiuence in the educational circles of the county.
 ' Durrette Everett's ice cream festivals are still the rage with the boys and pretty girls of this section.
 l. T. Vaughan, our jolly mer- chant, las not forgotten the pleasures and the profits of his boyhood on the farm. He Is feeding drove of squealing porkers for the fall market.
 The patrons of the Buckeye district tell that Miss Ova Lane is teaching another successful term of school at that place. When her present term expires the directors will engage her to continue the school.
 
 Mr. Proctor, our rural mail carrier, was sick part of last week. His substitute. Jerry Phillips. rode the route during his layoff. Mir. Proctor Is one of the most earnest workers on Uncle Sam's payroll. He is so punctual in the time of his arri- val at the different boxes on the route that the people have learned to set their clocks by his appear anee.
 The people of the surrounding county are preparing the "fatted calf for the ex-Confederate re- union to be held at Macedonia September 4th and 5th. Old soldiers from distant points are requested to arrive on the Srd in order hat the entertainment committee may place them as guests Tn the homes of tile Yet erans of this section. The fol- lowing prominent orators will de- liver addresses: Rev. Stanburg of Gravette, Judge Williams and Prof. CroXdale of Fayetteville, Senator Garlock of Huntsville and Hon. Carol Anderson of Pettigrew Every one should turn out on the above date and show the old Veterans good time. They desire the eonsid- eration for in four years of hard fighting they carved out an epoch in the history of the world.
 WILKINS MICAWBEk.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28
'neigbborbood news
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

old time singing at Shady Grove and found a large crowd III at tendance, also found Prof. Beard at his post leading in the singing, than which no better leader of old-time songs can be found. Some day when this generation of old-time singers have passed away, these old time singings will cease and the old songs will be sung no more, for we notice that the young people take no part in the singing, none but the aged and middle aged We must say a few words about the dln- ner, for there was "dinner on the ground three or four large spreads, where neighbors joined together putting the1r dinners together, were filled to overflow ing with everything that was good. The very best of cakes, pies, pickles and fried chicken were Ill abundance, and every one invited to help themselves, and when all had eaten to their fill there was vet enough on the ground to feed as many more. Shady Grove people know how to prepare for picnic, and Don't Worry won't soon forget the good dinner they brought to the old time singing.
 B. |. Scantland IS contemplate ing putting in saw mill this fall and running it this winter on D. Y. Davis place he lately bought and will soon move to, over near Sonora.
 MT. Plummer'S Jaw,
  whose husband died not long since near Fayetteville, came up one day last week, making sever al days visit with MT. and Mrs. Hummer, returning home Sun day noon.
 Mr. Burton, on the Judge Will son place south of town, IS mak- ing some good improvements on his farm.
 Now Is the season for making s'saur kraut."
 Mrs Wm. Smith and daughter Maude are away on d visit over in Madison county where they have relatives living.
 MT. Dakon had the misfortune to lose good horse not long since.
 5. r. SeantIand sold eight fife red Duroe hogs last Saturday.
 Mr. Gray made trip to Madi- son county few day ago to take home his mother-in-Iaw, Mrs. Kay, who had been here on d visit to=he daughters family for several months.
 Mrs. Culkins and two sons, whose home is in Colorado. are here on visit for some days with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Teale.
 E. NJ. Bratton has been doing carpenter work the past two weeks for D. Rink who IS buiid- ing an addition to his dwelling.
 Yes, "Rosabelle,' luscious grapes and sweet potatoes are Sooa' bae "dil til WlHtef comes when We can have our possum and taters.
 Lulu Raedels IS no better of her lameness, i'll fact IS growing weaker. She cannot stand alone now, nor can she raise herself from her chair without help.
 Don't Worry met MT. Thomp- son from Harmon at the old time singing at Shady" aud of course when he found MT. Thompson was from Harmon he inquired if
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28
Warming Order.

Before Willard Berry. ] P for Springdale Township, Washington County, Arkansas. The First National Bank
 oi SprIngdale, Ark
 N. A. Harding
 The defendant W. A. Harding. is warned to appeay iq the b g9m Tlthlq m taTy gays The First National Bank of SpTingdale Arkansas. August IS, fq0s. WILLARD BERRY, J. F 7.4t.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28
IN THE HANDS OF A RECEIVER
The Home Mutual Fire Insurance Compan, of Little Rock. Ark
 ansas' Goes Broke.-Nothng to Pay With.

The Home Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of Little Rock hits the nsurng public lose from unpaid fire losses and neone who have paid in their money will lose all as the receiver ~ a ~
 he people keep pg up their money cheap unreliable fire companies and the usual result foowsthe go broke seems that some tune they would learn hs class of insurance look to other heds tor their business but they will still m tb r panes and then when they caught they will cry and hollow and claim there IS good insurance when thev woud o A m b
 o ana record Of the companies they could easily get good nsu ' " " s cost @ ana Tn companies that have stood the test TOT years and have millions to their obligations
 Look up your policies and you were in the Howe M of Little Rock. If you were YOU have m ;.a. o 1II well tor you to protect your interests
 Remember that the DodsonRenne Insurance Agency of Spring dale Ark will give insurance in the best cooa m la a NO o'hers represented Write or call on
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28

The best thing going IS an un- welcome guest.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28

Hush money talks in whis- per.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28

The fat man doesn't mind Il you call him portly.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28
ZION.

Ang. 2. Very pleasant weather at present, only rather warm.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-10
RETIRED BUSINESS MAN IS
IN FAVOR OF new THEORY

years. Three years ago I was told by
physician that had Bright's dis
ease of the kidneys. / have treated
constantly for this trouble since, with
out results. After reading the article
have mentioned, purchased some
Of this man Cooper's medicine. have
been astounded by what II has done
for me. was relieved TO some extent
within "a hours. Today my health is
better than for five years, and 30 far
as | can tell, my kidney trouble has
disappeared.
my wife, who had stomach trouble
for some time, tried the preparation
after noting It's action In my case.
and her Improvement Is fully as mark
ed as mine. She now eats heartily
three times day without any distress
whatsoever. Her nervousness has also
left her. certainly believe this mans
success Is fully justified, as he un-
doubleday has wonderful medicine"
We will gladly describe the remark
able record made by the Cooper medi-
cines to all who wish to know Of them.
w. L. GOkay.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-10
Should Savings Banks Advertise
From the Brandon Union


The Hyde Park Savings Bank be.
lieves in advertising, notwithstanding
that some institutions in the same line
have criticised them quite openly for
this belief.
Regardless Of all criticisms, how
ever, the Hyde Park institution has
kept on advertising, and as result
the president, Carroll S. Page, says
that during these months of financial
streets in which many banking institu-
tons have been struggling to hold
their own, the money has been stead
lily freely pouring into the Hyde Park
bank
No better illustration of what adj
vertising will do could be asked for.
OF course the Hyde Park bank has got
the goods, the Vermont public likes
the banks plan of keeping Vermont
money in Vermont, and also likes its
record of having been run for nineteen
years without losing a dollar by a bad
note.
Yes, the Hyde Park bank has got
the goods, but the public might never
know 1t il the bank didn't advertise.
II started out to get deposits and
the results justify the method. 1t al.
so furnishes very good evidence that
| advertising pays.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-10
MEETING DREW WELL
Washington County One Of Three to
Accept States Offer.

Montpelier, April EVERY road
commissioner and superintendent OF
streets in Washington county, with
the selection of several of the towns
and Mayor .Dawley of this city attend.
ed the spring meeting of county road
commissions held today in the city
court room under the direction OF the
Hon. C. w. Gates of Franklin, state
highway commissioner.
Previous to the opening OF the meet.
ing, State Commissioner Gates stated
to a Free Press reporter that Frank
lin, Washington and Grand Isle coun
ties are the only counties In the state
in which every town has taken advan
tage of the Incorporating additional
money for highway purposes.
Last year every town In washing
ton county except Roxbury and Wor
cester voted such extra money anc
this year every town is in line. III
1907 the total so voted In this count,
was $4,000, this year the amount II
1880
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-10
FEE FIXED At -
Clash Between Vermont and United
States Naturalization Laws.

Montpelier, April S.--County Clerk
NJ. n. Smile has received a letter
from Attorney General Clarke G. Fits
of Brattleboro in relation to the natur'
alization problem which has recently
developed some clash between the
laws of the United States and of Yer.
mont, the substance OF which letter Is
that the federal govern Nent forbids
mnder penalty Of $1,000 fne) the state
authorities from exacting their fees
of $l4 when the federal law iiges the
fee at ST.
Clerk Smile said the federal gov
eminent could not force the state to
do the work and that it was now up
to" the federal government to take
care of the naturalizations He would
let the matter drop so far as he was
concerned, and receive no more sec
ond papers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.


Special sale OF pigs liver at Oscar
Berg's market. all day Saturday
A. F. LOOMS advertises a special
reduction sale in another column.
Marvin Squires has moved from the
Harmon tenement on the flats onto a
farm in Arlington
Henry Oglesby of the Soldiers Home
has gone to Gardner and Boston on
his annual vacation.
Thursday was one of the Graded
school flag days, the event being the
43 university OF Lees surrender
Mrs. c. II. Plumb will leave tomor-
row for Manchester to spend Sunday
with her brother who Is seriously Ill.
Mrs. Edward II. Holden of Washing
ton street left this morning for a few
days visit ut her home in Manchester.
The pay car OF the Rutland railroad
was In town Thursday and payed off
the employees here returning to Rut-
land
The Y. NJ. G. A. and the Brunswick s
bowling team will roll the fifth game
In their series this evening in the
Brunswick alleys.
Miss Margaret Packard who has
been the guest Of her uncle, Il. G.
Packard for the past week, returned
Thursday to her home in Shushan.
SIS worth of mems clothing, furnish
ings and shoes for $l2 at the big sale
at Levin's. IS worth of boys cloth
ing, furnishings and shoes for S..
To rent:-After May LIST. the house
now occupied by DR.. Il. b. Hyde Oh
Grand View street. Inquire of Henri
eta B. Adams, 1873 Grand View street
24ti
I'm Old Kentucky" one of the most
popular and pleasing plays booked for
the season, will be presented at the
opera house two weeks from today
Friday April "a.
The big sale Of the $4,000 stock
which was purchased by II. Harry LIE
| vim for less than half Of its value open
ed yesterday and many have already
taken advantage of the extraordinary
bargains.
There will be basket hall game be
tween the Intermediates of the Local
| Y. NJ. G. A. and Juniors from North
Adams in the gymnasium here this even
ing at o'clock. A lively game seems
very probable.
Edward Davenport a former resi-
dent of this town returned to Albany
| Thursday after spending a few days
with friends here. Mr.. Davenport Is
assistant clerk In one OF the larges
hotels In the city.
| Ii Is stated that the selectmen viii
build new bridge across the brool
near the residence of Samuel c. Lyon!
In the North part of the village. Th'
estimated cost of the bridge and ap
proaches will be about 81 900.
The work which has been in pro
gress in the interior of the Putnam
house for the past couple months Il
now practically finished. New and up
to-date steel ceilings have been put III
In the dining rooms and the hallway
on the second floor. This part of tn,
building has also been repainted an,
papered. Mr.. Cornell seems to be try
ing TO make the hotel as attractive a
possible for the many tourists VIII,
will undoubtedlyvisit it during the con
ing summer.