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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-28
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A. A. Bousquet, F. ID. Case, H
r. Parshall, M. G. Russi, L
H. Belser, Chas rildberger
G.. E. Buttles.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
'Meigbborbood News.
ZION

July 21.-The farmers of Zion have gladly accepted the nice rain, which was needed very bad, to straighten up their corn which was beginning to bend very. low on account of dry weather.
 Mrs. Jas. Ivey is on the sick list this week.
 The picnic at this place last Wednesday was attended by a large crowd and everybody seem- ed to enjoy the day very well.
 The barn lot gate of MT. B. Huckaby was opened by some passer by last Wednesday while he and his family were enjoying themselves at the picnic and let his fine milk COW out of the lot and he hasn't seen or heard of her since. She was large red COW with her head tied to her foot with d chain. If anyone has seen her lately please notify him, Fayetteville, k. k. No. 1, Box 46 Is his address,
 A number of Zion people at tended children day services at Friendship last Sunday. They all report a very damp, but pleasant time.
 Ras Ivey has recently traded his team el horses for span of mules.
 Misses Jessie and Maud Money hun have been employed to teach the school at this place and We know will be | success as they never fail to do good work
 There will be preaching at Zion neXt Saturday night by Rev. Crawford of Prairie Grove. Everybody come and listen to a good sermon.
 There Is Sunday School at this place every Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Every body Is well come to come and take d part in the good work.
 SQUASH BLOSSOM.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24

in charge of the constable of Savoy township, who was return ing to Savoy with him for trial, but before the trial he made his escape and has not been recap tured yet There was a posse of about loo men Ill the woods near where he lived on last Sunday hunting for him, Sheriff Philips and Todhunter in with the posse, but no success III finding him. We understand there Is offered a reward of Sl75.00 for the capture of this man.
 Alfred Suthary Is reported sick. Dr. Crockett was called to see him on last Sunday evening. His mother and brother Andy ot Logan, Ark, came over to see him Monday.
 Rev. Jno. Leach filled his reg ular appointment at kinchloe Sunday, July 10th.
 Will Guthrie and threshing crew have gone to Norwood Prairie where they intend to thresh wheat this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Watkins made flying trip to Siloam Springs last week.
 $. H. Mccoy and wife spent the day with his mother today.
 Riley Griffith left Robinson a few days ago. We do not know just where he was going as he did not tell, but anyway, some are mourning over his absence.
 A grand old time reunion at Uncle John Phipps Sunday, July 19. All the close connections were present and enjoyed a good social time.
 Dan Robinson and Harry Gal laher left this morning for Ninita, Oklahoma.
 ]. D. Anglin and son started for Grove, Okla. this morning.
 ToPsY.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
SILENT GROVE.

July 21.-We notice every one IS smiling since the rain.
 Brother Watts of Brentwood filled his regular appointment at Bethel Sunday.
 Mrs. Fred Foust of Springdale Is visiting relatives in this neigh borhood.
 X. k. Hershey of Fort Smith spent Sunday with parents here.
 We learn that two of NIT. Bajrd's boys. Harold and Fred have been seriously i'll for the past few days.
 John Pogue left Sunday even- ing for Ieavenworth, Kansas.
 Miss Stella MuStaiu k spend- ing the week in Springdale.
 Several families from this neighborhood spent the past week on Osage. fishing. W |
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
- WESI,F0RK
July 20.-T he drouth Is broken with all abundance of rain.

July 20.--T he drouth Is broken with all abundance of rain.
 Picking peaches is tile order of the day, they are selling at soc per bushel.
 Mr. D. N. Glover and Mrs. K. H. Glover made business trip to Fayetteville last Thursday.
 Artie Walker k seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
 Mrs. J. L. Bryan i> quite i'll with stomach trouble. Her sister came in last Tuesday from Texas to see Ter.
 Eula Oldham came down from Springdale to visit her sister. Annie Oldham.
 Mrs H. BaYles went to Hot Springs last Tuesday 10 recruit up her health.
 Dr. Cannon is having d serious time with his crippled foot.
 Mrs. Julia Mcknight and children returned to their home at Tulsa, Oklahoma last Sunday after three weeks stay with relatives and friends.
 Mr. Towards son is quite sick with typhoid fever,
 Mrs. Roads and Bell Green left last Monday for the former home at Rogers.
 Mrs. Ollie Carter and children of Tulsa. Oklahoma, are visiting relatives and friends at this place.
 School will begin the first Monday in August.
 NJ. Johnson aud family have returned to their home at this place and will reside here Ill the future.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
ROBINSON.

July 19.-A real nice rain fell at this place last night and to- day.
 Quite number of Robinson people attended the fish try yes- terday. All report d jolly good time.
 Pascal Watkins and Miss Tin nie Farmer were united iii mar riage July H.
 Merida Phillips and brother were in town this week on basi- ness.
 Cora Mccoy is on the sick list this week but she does not fear the warm weather as she can borrow her sister Lucy's new pink fan.
 Mrs. Harrison k improving slowly.
 Ice cream and cake were served at $. H. McCoy's last Saturday night.
 Viii Webster k visiting at MT. Collins today as he k on his way 10 Beggs, Oklahoma.
 D. E. Horton and vile are in town today.
 Mrs. Deiozier and daughter q Elm Springs visited at Mrs. Mccoy last week.
 Aunt Ellen Yell of Sloan Springs has been visiting at k. L. Harpers.
 William Wyatt, near Weding- ton Gap was arrested at Fayette- vile last Wednesday July Is. by the deputy sheriff, for unbecom- jug conduct. He was then given
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
It's Your Kidneys.
Don't Mistake the Cause of Your Troubles. A Springdale Citizen Shows How to Cure
 Them.

Many people never suspect their kidneys. Ii suffering rom lame. weak or aching back they think that 1t Is only d nus eular weakness; when urinary trouble sets in they think twill soon correct itself And 50 it with all the other symptoms of kidney disorders That Is just where tile danger lies. You must cure these troubles or they may lead to d1a abetes or Bright 's disease. The best remedy to use Is Doan's Kidney Pills. It cures all ills which are caused by weak or diseased kidneys. SprlnedaIe people testify to permanent cures
 J. H. Fletcher, living in tie Northwestern part of Springdale. Ark, says: II can most heartily ' endorse Doan's Kidney Pills. knowing well their merit. Back ache cIung to me for quite time and was unable to get anything that would give me relief. My head also ached great deal. which 1 firmly believe was due to some disorder of fny kidneys. Having Doan's Kidney Pills brought to my notice, l procured a boN at H. A. Daily's drug store. l had only taken a few doses when l felt better. Before long the headache and backaehe disappeared entirely. It las now been some time since l have had occasion to Use Doan' Kid ney Pills and am certain that my cure k d permanent ole.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,. Buffalo. New York. sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan s- and take flo other.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
Recital.

At the Auditorium, July 30, DOS. Given by the pupils of Miss Ruth Wlrt, assisted by home talent.
 Piano Quartette. Polka Bril- liant-Pauline Beyers, Clara Ew4lt, Clara Henson, Bessie Craig.
 Piano. Dance Rustie-Helen Wright.
 Piano. III Trovadore- Clara Henson.
 Piano, Valsette Bertha Stokes Piano, Dorothy Polka-Cessna Stafford.
 Piano, Ny Papa Waltz Ruth Evans. Harvey Joyce.
 Piano, Music BoX-Florenee Hill.
 Vocal, Sing, Smile. Slunber Ruth Wirt
 Piano, Summer Zephyrs Gladys Fisher, Zoe Slaughter, Lena Hewitt.
 Piano, Xalse in Eb Bessie Craig.
 Piano, Old Black Joe. Var Silva Graham.
 Reading, Diamond Gut Dia- mend, Jessie Evans.
 Plano, Les 6loche Bu Monas- Lulu Philips.
 Violin, Polish Dance-Io Mil Ter.
 Plano, sunAower Danoe-Mona Phillips, Silva Graham.
 Piano, The Palms Pauline Bevers.
 Vocal, Summer Zephyrs Min nie Carter, Ruth Wirt, Esther Wirt.
 Reading, Selected Blanche Sturdivant.
 Concerto-Loy Richer. Joye Langston.
 Piano, Etude in Ab-Esther Wirt.
 Piano Clara Ewalt.
 Piano, La Sonnambula EuIah Oldham.
 Piano, Rondo Loy Richer.
 Reading Annie O'Brien 10 Miller.
 Piano, Trenulo-Joye Langs- ton.
 Vocal, Selected Ida Evans.
 Piano, Hoehzeitsmusik Joy Langston, Eulah Oldham, Loy Richer. Esther Wirt.
 Everyone cordially invited.
 Admission l5 cents.
 Children 10 cents.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24

haven't learned their luck but suppose they caught plenty of fish.
 Misses Meda and Ella Pogue and Dora and Bertha Pl1elan at tended church at Pleasant Grove Sunday.
 Miss Gertie Baird. who has been staying with |. aunt at Sulphur Springs, Is home on d short visit.
 Joe Hershey. who las been in poor health for some time. IS no better at present writing.
 Dr. Perkins and family of Springdaie have moved into their lev residence Hear Bethel church.
 X Nr. Atkison and grandson of Kansas spent last week with K. NJ. Atkison and family.
 Ne understand Thad Berry Is having well drilled on his farm preparatory to building.
 DOLLY WARDEN.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-24
No 8763 Report of the Condition
 0t the First National Bank of SpringdaIe

At SpringtiaIe. III the State of ArkaHea-. the close of business July 1S 19Os.
 RFSOf- RCES
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28
BuilSl Bullsl

We are again offering for sale, for
spring of 1908, choice lot of young
bulls ranging in ages from IS to q
months.
These bulls have been on a strong
feed Of timothy and clover hay with a
ration Of ground grain for past four
months, and will be continued on
same until grass season.
Our experience has been that young
bulls SO handled will go out and give
perfect satisfaction as breeders, and
make good strong growth the first
season.
We can with pride refer to all our
old customers that our bulls are top
notchers in all that goes to make up a
superior animal for hard service, and n
good, strong, and vigorous offspring.
Shall be pleased to hear from any
one who might be in need of such bulls
for the coming season. Any informa-
ton will be promptly and cheerfully
given by addressing the undersigned
at Durango, Colorado.
G. w. MELVILLE.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

A spirit Of revelry seems to have
taken possession of The knights of
Pythias. Last Thursday evening they
entertained the knights and their
families with the assistance of the
Pythian sisters and q number of the
young ladies. An interesting program
was given in which most of the MEM
bers took part. At about 1890 o'clock
the company adjourned to The South
ern Hotel where banquet had been
prepared. This lodge is demonstrating
that it was organized for benefit of the
community. Preparations are being
made to give play in the near future
and it is expected that it will be some
thing fine. Yves Dunlap, ]. L. Trimble
and J. P. Belmear were the arrange
ment committee and the excellent
entertainment furnished won for them
much praise.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28
StOckmen Meet.

A meeting of the stockmen of Dolores
and vicinity was held in the opera
house Tuesday afternoon. E. w. Shaw,
Forest Supervisor, was here from
Durango and addressed the meeting.
1t was the sense of the meeting, ex-
pressed by those present, that decided
benefit would be obtained If all the
stock growers interested in the range
in the vicinity of Dolores, would form
an association TO be known as the
dolores Stock Growers Association"
(or by some other appropriate name).
A motion was carried that commit
tee Of seven men be appointed to frame
q constitution and bylaws upon
which to construct such an association.
This motion was later ammended to
read "eleven men, Ten members
from different sections of the range,
and one representative at large.
The sense of the meeting was that
this committee was merely temporary
In character, and that they should
sASSp anu SohSdil tOSttbcI, anu dlleT
due deliberation form and frame such
constitution and bylaws as they might
deem wise and necessary, these to be
presented at a meeting to be held
Saturday, March %, for the considera-
ton of all those interested. The asso-
citation on that date to be duly and
regularly formed.
The committee appointed were Yves
Dunlap, chairman, representative-at-
large; Charles Hosea, secretary, West
Dolores; James Morrison, Plateau;
Idris Thomas, Hay Camp Mesa;
Frank Ottaway, McElmo; Rube Lock-
ett, Beaver Creek; George Osterfeld,
East Dolores; w. /. Myler, Cortez;
@. P. Moore, Calf Creek; Howard
Porter, Beaver Mountain; Andy Miller,
Calf Creek.
The committee met at once and
decided that they would meet again at
10 o'clock on March 10, to attend to
the duties imposed upon them.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28
Public Sale.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction, at the corner of Central avenue
and Fourth street, in the Town of
Dolores ON Saturday, February, 30,
1908, beginning at 1890 o'clock a. M.
the following personal property, to-wit:
Moving machine, horse rake, SPRING
tooth harrow, big iron vice, hoes, rakes,
shovels, heating stove, iron bedstead,
fruit jars, stone churn, milk pans,
granite ware, side saddle, boys saddle,
one 1-year-old colt, one .2-year-old,
three 3-year-olds, one saddle horse,
also one organ, three colts, one tanning
mill, two saddles. two heavy chains,
one old wagon, and many other things
not mentioned. Terms of sale cash in
hand.
JOSEPH DIXON.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

During the revival meetings now in
progress at the school house eight
infants and one adult have been bap-
tized, four persons have been added to
the church by letter, five have pro-
fessed conversion, three of whom have
Joined the church on probation. The
attendance and interest have been
good.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

The best misunderstanding card a
business man can put out, excepting
an attractive ad in his local paper, is a
pretty calendar. We have all kinds
and styles of calendars and our prices
are right; call in and see them and
you will fell amply repaid for the time
you spend even if you do not wish to
order any.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

j. II. Treece was up from the valley
Wednesday to order $500 fruit trees.
Mr. Treece already has several thou
sand fruit trees growing ON his proper
ty and will set out the above number
this year. He is one of the old timers
who believes in the future of the Mont
ezuma valley as fruit country.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28
Dolores, Feb. 20, 1908.

Dolores, Feb. 26, 1908.
Mr.. Editor
Please allow us through your
paper to state most emphatically that
the disease we have been treating in
the vicinity of Stony Creek is not
scarlet fever, but follicular, or lacunar
tonsilitis. This disease resembles diph-
liberia as well as scarlet fever and it is
difficult even for physician to differ
entiate between them. Our diagnosis
at first was as above stated and we
challenge any physician who may
disagree with us to an investigation.
Respectfully,
Drs. Rentz and Cabell.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

There will be preaching services at
the Baptist church every Lords Day
ct II a. m. and 7:30 p. M, beginning
with next Sunday. a hearty invita-
lion is extended to you.
GEO. w. DIXON. Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

John Fankhauser came up from
Durango Sunday to look after his busi-
ness interests in this community. He
has rented his ranch to p. III. McCabe,
and removed some household goods,
he had stored there, to Dolores the
first of tho week for shipment to
Durango
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

1t makes little difference to the
liquor interests what argument the
editor of newspaper may publish In
favor of prohibition so long as the
columns of his paper are fllled With
whiskey ads.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

Norman Hammond Is over in the
Disappointment country this week
selecting a piece of ground to file on
for homestead. Jimmy Trimble has
charge of the livery barn during Mr..
Hammond's absence.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

The body of Mrs. Reavis, nee Sadie
Byers, who died in Telluride Tuesday
was shipped to this place for burial
yesterday. We have been informeE
that the funeral will be held from the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
w. Byers of Upper Mildred, Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

Send your orders to ID. Mayer. Man.
cos, Colo, for your safety fiues, tin,
galvanized iron and sheet iron work,
roofing and spouting.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

Buck Brumley and family arrived
from Rico Wednesday and are visiting
with Mr.. Brumley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Brumley.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

Rev. Gerkin of Telluride, who wss
here last week assisting Rev. Aver IL
special meetings, returned home
Saturday.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

The bank statement of J. J. Harris
This bank continues to do business
during panic times as well as When
times are prosperous.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

NJ. L. Edison, wife and son, Arthur,
Of Pueblo, who have been visiting
with their daughter, Mrs. A. b. Cole,
on the mesa south of town for the
past five months, returned home
Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

Carl Ormiston came down from
Telluride, where he has been working
for the past two months, last Thursday.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

WANIED-Fencing contracts, wells
to dig or any thing in that line.
HARRY Denote,
46p45 Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

Ms. DR.. Davis of Roby, Texas, is
visiting her sister, hIrs. Geo. S. Gard
her of this county. 'F
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

w. w. Parshall OF Durango, visitfd
with his son, Harry, in this place
Saturday.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

FoK SALE Registered BERKSHIRE
pigs. C. L. Witte, on Bruce place,
Sagehen Flat. &
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

Subscribe for the Dolores Star.
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Ms,
Lena Bear Friday afternoon, March Q
The Dolores star., 1908-02-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
CLAIMS COURT POWER
CHECK ON VIOLENCE
Says Restriction Proposed
Would Be Step Backward
Toward BaThaTiSm

tBy Associated Pressl

Worcester. Mass.. June l9.-Address-
ing Clarke college at the annual COM
laencemnt. Associate Justice DAVID y.
Rrewer. of the United states supreme
court said:
aThe Injunction has become a polit-
ical question and topic for heated
denunciafion. There never was a time
iu the history OF the nation when the
mll restraining power OF The equity
c0irt was of SO much importance ~
tl,e nation. AS the population be-
c0iues more and more dense and actlN
flies increase. the restraining power ol
the equity court is worth vastly more
than the punishing power Of the Grim
fnal ccart. lt is IN line with the
highest thought II the day. We ain
80 stay the epidemic and not TO cure
tao rayaees Of disease after II mas
gained headway.
1--WE strive TO stamp out vice IN th'
smms, not by driving out the RESI-
dents. but by letting in light and az
and tho comforts of civilization. IN
lrestrict the restraining power 81 tn
court is a step backward toward Dai
\ barism. instead Of a step forward u
thigher civilization Courts mate mis-
takes in granting injunciions' SO q
they I'm judicial action J know ina
labor organizations are especially enc
Icetic. in claiming that tie power Q
The injunciions' use is mainly agains
them. OF course this Is net true u
functions are granted against all sort
OF persons and organizations ever
day. Look at the acts of violence an
/ lstife which kave been checked
prevented by this restraining powe
Ii does not follow that the power ougi
itj be used against capital and co
: ,porations and not against labor.
arhe restraining power of the eou
2 Of equity should be enlarged and M
7 ldiminr.fed and the judiciary improve
:. until all people viii be assrued tn
= the power is only used when nece
Z sity requires and the restraint impose
. only when Justice demands.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

New York. June 19.--Mrs. Minnie
Eckhard wants a divorce from her
husband. Henry Eckhard She filed a
petition in the New Jersey chancery
court yesterday and included q
category Of alleged shortcomings
which she believes entities her hus-
band to the diamond belt for mean
ness
Vbey were married on October 2
1856. and on the twelfth anniversary
OF he event she made bold y ast
him for an increase In her weekly al
lowance Of Sc to supply the table
Mrs. Fcllhard has not seen him since
She was left without means TO care
for her 6-year-old son and herself
! OF all her husbands methods Z
choke the family pocketbook, an
saws the limit was reached when n
made their son take long steps Z
save his shoes Short-stepping wa
an extravaganza, he said, because th
how could cover just as much groun
, and save leather by increasing M
stride. Mrs Eckhard says her nus
band kept a set of scales under ioc
and key. He would weigh all "a
groceries. and if the supply dimil
. ished more rapidly than he thought
should, he wanted to know why.
II was impossible for Mrs. EelIhar
to make sfat apple pie or a thic
!. custard. Eckhard. she says, counte
the apples and eggs. and even u
I onions when they were only 81
), bushel. Mrs. Eckhard sought to demu
|. when Eckhard tabled the sticks in
= package of macaroni but it didn't
= any good.
Mrs. Eckhard says she does n
J. know where her husband is at prese
!, and the facts came ont upon her q
;, plication for service by publicntio
y. she lives at No. 23l East klnn'
: street. Newark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
THE CHAMPION MEAN HUSBAND JUNE BRIDES ARE FLUsTEREI


Oklahoma CITY Okla, June ss.-|
June brides in Oklahoma City may
find IL necessary. in order 60 be surt|
enough brides under the statutes ol
the new state. to be married ovel
again A question has been raised IN
regard t5 the legality of all marriagel
Iso.emnized by ministers OF the gospel
in the city since May p. at whicll
time "a new law passed by the legisI
Ilature went into effect The law ri
louires all preachers TO file with thu
Judge of the county court a copy ol
his credentials or authority as mir
lister Of the gospel No minister u
lOklahoma City has complied with thl
law and all were IN Ignorance 81 thl
lreauirements of the statute when al
tention was directed to the matte
yesterday
A discovery of the plain provision
of the statutes carried consternatio
J and disinay into the ranks OF IN
: newly w0d. WHO cannot exactly tigur
! out the present status of their eond
5 n in life. Legal complications groy
+ igc out of the failure of preacher
( here and in various counties OF IL
, state TO comply With the law are pc
+ ulcxing. The copcensus Of opinio
I seems 10 be to the effect that thes
marriages will stand the test OF u
4 higher courts. and thai the section
k The statutes being directed mere
d against the failure cf ministers to
e properly registered and authorized
< perform marriage ceremonies won
i. not necessarily affect the validity
a the marriage.
oI Warren X. Snyder, attorney, favor'
the proposition that the marriages 81
I'll lemnized by Oklahoma preache
n would be legal and binding. Penalti
p might attach to the minister for an
d. fractien OF the law, and it would n
" he Impossible that matrimonial ean'
dates or victims who have paid ms
lriage fees to ministers not proper
Qualified might recover the amour
A. so paid in nm action at law, he sa