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The Springdale news., 1908-04-10
THE CHURCHES.

Christian Chureh-Serfiee, Ap- ril12 Sunday School, 9:45, B. r. Scant1and, supt. Communion, II o'clock, Sermon Ills by ]. A. Mcclure. Young Peoples Society (. F., 6:S0 F. NJ. James Marks Pres. Everybody cordially in- vited to attend.
 There will be no services at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday because of the absence of the pastor, Rev. N. H. Morrow, who IS Ill attendance upon the sessions of tie Pfesbytery of Washbourne at Dardanelle.
 The News k requested to an- nounee that Key. X. C. Myre. of Pafdy, No. will preach at the Lutheran Church next Sunday at IF q. I'll.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10

you are eager to help us present a true picture of things as they are, because YOU are defotee to the Godlike principle of patriot ism. l am engaged in work for you. Help ne by telling me the good, true things that ought to be said. Join me in an effort to bring men and means here to help you make business prosper ity and the highest civilizing in- f1uences. 1 shall try to see you. Do not wait for ne to ind you, but come to me and contribute your share toward d publicity that Will make you money and the other means for advancement. Let this, your Special Edition of The News, bespeak your intelli- gent appreciation of conditions. Let Us cooperate.
 Respectfully.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10

several addresses but for various reasons they were dispersed with and we are extending our appreei- ation and thanks through this means.
 Our office at the plant is open at all times except when 1t is nee essary for both of LIS to be out on the line at work.
 We are well pleased with the city and our prospects of being helpful in improving same, We want to do all Ill our power to make Springdale step to the front and stand beside other cities of it's size. All We ask is cooperation of the citizens in whatever IS under taken for the betterment of the city.
 Most respectfully, SpRrNCnAIE frIftr <. paus1*I, Ca
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10
COUNTY CLERK BEN
 F. GREER MARRIED.

County Clerk Ben F. Greer and Miss Lula Smith, of Lincoln, this county, will be married to- morrow at Van Buren. The cer- emory will be performed by Dr. ". \. Whittle. pastor of the Bap- tist church of this city. who will go down for that purpose. The reason for going to Van Buren to be married is because Mir. Greer does Hot want to issue lis own license. The popularity of Nr.= =Greer" with tie people of Washington county was demon strated at tie recent primary election when ht Was promoted to tie highest office in tiIe eoun- ty-that q Probate and County Judge. Miss Lula Smith belongs to one Of tie best families =ln tie county and k Ilad5Z whom to knoW .1s ;. admire. Sf1e will make sunshine for the home of Mr. Greer, and We extend sincere and hearty atuIations to both, oil the happy eTent.-fay- etteville Daily, Tuesday.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10
AL PARRISH SHOT WHILE
 ATTEMPTING TO ESCAPE.

Al Parish. who was convicted short time ago for bootlegging whiskey and was serving out a S2oO tlne on tle chain gang, at tempted to escape yesterday af- ternoon. He was chased about three-quarters of d mile by guards Will Hix and Robert Jackson. A summons to surren- der from Jackson was resisted and Parrish, 1t IS claimed picked up d rock to throw at him. Jack son opened fire on him with his revolver. The bullet entered his leg just below the hip, breaking the thigh bone. Parrish was brought to the Sanitarium here and his wound was dressed by Doctors Wood and Ellis. Ii will probably take him eight weeks to recover from the injury.-Fay- etteville Daily, Tuesday.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10
FORMER SPRINGDALE
 PEOPLE MARRIED.

Guy Phillips and Miss Gussie keeney were married al the home of the brides mother, Mrs. ]. NJ. keeney on West Dickson Street this morning. Rev. N. \. W hit tie officiating. Miss keeney IS d talented young woman of many lovabie and beautiful traits of character and she has won the friendship of large circle ot at tached friends since coming to this city. Mr. Phillips k son of Sheriff Philips. He is assist ant cashier of the Arkansas Ma tional Bank, aud although young he has worked himself into q high ana responsible position, and his many friends wish him full measure of joy and hapPi- ness. The happy couple left OH the early train this morning for Paris and other points in Texas, where they will spend ten days or two weeks before returning here where they will make their home. .-F d y etteville Daily, Wednesday.
 Both bride and groom were formerly residents of Springdale, and have large number of friends here who join in con- gratulatlons.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10
SCHOOLS CLOSE
 NEXT WEEK. Programs of Closing Exercises of Springdale
 Schools.

Springdale public schools close next week. The commencement exercises of the Grammar School will be held at the Auditorium on Wednesday evening of next week, and III addition to the pro- gram prepared by the students an address will be delivered bv President Ti1lman, of the Uni- versity of Arkansas. The enter tainment will be free and the public IS invited to be present.
 The commencement exercises of the High School will be held at the Auditorium Friday at ten d. m., when the following pro- gram will be rendered
 Invocation, Rev. l.. $. Ballard.
 Salutatory Grafton, Jesse Gra- ham.
 Class History, Lottie Phillips.
 Class Prophecy Vivian Lester.
 Class Grafton, Ebert Graham.
 Ealedietory Grafton, Lee Da- vis.
 Address, Charles H. Trough, Ph. D.. University of Arkansas.
 Presentation Of diplomas, ". B. Brogdon, president of board IIese# exercises will be free to the pttbiis.. On Thursday night the senior class ;. High Sehool. will presentsAIiss Topsy= =Turyy at the Auditorium, with the follow ing eastof characters:
 Topsy Turvy Nellie Claren don ....=...=.=.=.=...F Floye Sanders. May Golden, n,..#.=.=..=...Lee Davis. Mrs. Clarendon, Lottie Phillips. Miss Spriggs, .... Vivian Lester. Lord Clarence. Earl Kennan. Frank Golden, Fay Stafford. Deacon Jones. Ebert Graham. Ned. ...... Jesse Graham.
 The play is said to be an ex- ceptionally good one, and al- though abounding i'll humorous situations, yet 1t IS intellectual as well as entertaining. Go out and enjoy as good a play as you have seen this season, and pre- sented by our home boys and girls.
 The alumni banquet will be held It the High School building Friday night. and also tile anna- al meeting of tie Alumni Asso- GfatIOn.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10

Clint Murphy is up from sev- eral days siege with the humps. Ben Beyers, who has been sick for several days also, is still un- able to be out.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10

Mrs. Sue A. Johnson, who had been here for little more than a year visiting with her uncle, J. J. Long, southeast of town, left last week for Hot Springs and from there will go to her home in Shelbyville, Ky.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10
BIRTHS.
EWALT.-Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Callie Ewalt, April ,, , son.

EWALT.-Born. to aIr. and Mrs. Callie Ewalt, April ,. son.
 The canning factory at this place will probably be operated again this season by (. H. God frey X Son. of Benton Harbor, Michigan. Will Godfrey Is ex- pected to arrive about the first of May to begin arrangements for the seasons business.
 Mrs. F.. B. Eddis and son Ed ward and daughter Miss Maud, of Eureka Springs, who had been over for month visiting rela- tiyes here and at Huntsville, left for home Wednesday morning.
 F. $. White, agricultural and horticultural commissioner of the Roek-Island Frisco lines, was in Springdale Tuesday with his ex- hibit car ol agricultural and horticultural products.
 The GHaPpelI-#lnterhoffS Stock Company opened at the Auditor ium last night for | three-nights engagement. The opening play was "Dora Thorne. Tonight they will present Tn Sunny Tennessee, and tomorrow night Just Pals, and there will be a matine Saturday afternoon. The company Is said to be d good one, with many excellent features.
 Bert Smith, who was formerly telegraph operator at this place, but who now has d position at Fort Smith, was III town Wednes- day afternoon mingllng with old friends. He was on his way to Springfield, Mo.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Roland Clark, of Leslie, Ark, who had been here visiting the latter's parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. Smyer, left for home Monday.
 
 W. J. Hayes, who had been spe nding several months at liar. rison and Johnson county, Mo, arrived home first ot the week.
 Dr. John Young, who has beer
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10

The rain which fell Monday night was accompanied by con- siderable hail. A mile and a half north of town some damage Is reported to fruit and berries.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10

Dr. John Young, who has been i'll for some time, is able to be out again.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10
ID WRITE UP
 SPRINGDALE. Special Illustrated Souvenir Edi- ton of "The News" to be
 Issued Soon.

The News Is making arrange ments to issue all illustrated souvenir edition about the first of May. and we have secured the services of Geo. Grayb1ll, an old newspaper man of experience, to compile the data and do the writing. We have issued numer- ous write-up editions in the past, and the editor has been saying all the good things he could about the town from week to week for twenty years and more past. But It IS we'll to have an outsider come and look at us and write about Us as he sees things. It IS doubtful Ii better man than Mr. Graybill could have been secured for this work. He has had experience Ill this class of newspaper work, and IS some what familiar with this section of the country, having been en- p1oyed on newspapers at fayette- villefor tile past several months. The News believes N. Graybill to be perfectly reliable and hon. orable in his dealings, and the business men of tie town can re- 1y on what he tells them. He will make thorough canvass of the town and the country sur- rounding to secure data and if1- formation Tor the edition and al so to solicit advertising, and any faeors shown him will be appre- ciated by the management of The News.
 It occurs to us that now IS most opportune time to exploit our advantages and resources to the outside world, and We hope m this souvenir edition to excel anything Of the kind ever before issued in this section. To do this We must have the cooperation of the business men and citizens. Ne want to show cuts Of the best business houses, the incest homes of the town, the business men, and fruit and farm scenes. The edition will consist of not less than 5000 copies and will be printed on book paper. To do this will require consider able expense, but If all will do their part the result will be some- th1ng that We will all be proud of, and that will be of vast bene- fit to the town and surrounding country.
 Speaking for himself Mr. Graybill says:
 To the citizens of Springdale and vicinity: l am compiling the data showing the superiority of this town and country as place in which to live m comfort, to grow in material prosperity, and to advance i'll all the ele- ments of good and progressive citizenship. We have here the conditions to make health, wealth and the happiness that comes from holding last to the higher ideals of life. Here Is an almost matchless place for the profit able uses of money, mind and muscle. What the high type of citizenship, and the natural con- ditlons of Springdale and vicin- ity have done, are doing, and pro- pose to do, shall advertise to the world in a Special Souvenir Edition of The Sprlngdale News, to be issued about May 7th. Every citizen here Is proud of the linitless capacity of our soil, our climate and our people, and is interested in exploiting to the world what we are, have, and hope to be. Being interested,
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10
THE CITY
 ELECTION. Democrats Make Clean Sweep, Electing Entire
 Ticket.

Mayor-I. T Lane.
 Reeorder-Arthur Dyes.
 Treasurer W. H. Searey.
 Aldermen-J. T. Craig, Wilson Cardwell, ". \. Graves, Chas. Smyer, ". C. Ownbey.
 Although Tuesdays municipal election was warmly contested, and every effort made to get out all the voters, 1t was all done in q friendly spirit and no bitterness was manifested on the part of any one.
 Following was the vote, the entire Democratic ticket being elected:
 MAYOR. l. T. Lane, Democrat, 166. ]. il. Fletcher, Citizen, n,.=.#.=.=.f34.
 RECORDER. Arthur Dyes, Dem, ,=.#.=.=.#.=..4163. A. W. Bevers, cit. #.=.=.=....125
 TREASURER. W. H. Searcy, Dem, .=..=.=.=.s.. 186. L. Marks, cit. .#.#.#..#z1o7.
 ALDERMEN. J.T Craig, Dem, z#.=.=.=.=.=.#.#.z.143. Wilson Gardwell.= Dem, n,=..=.=..f52. VA. Graves. Dem, .=.#.=.#.=.#z. 16f.. Ghas. snyer, Dem, -. 56. ". c. ownbey, Dem, .153. ]. ". Curtis, eit, f36. Ghas. Jarvis. eit. eit.s.#.=.#.#.#.#.#.#.=.f27. ]. J.F.Harr1s, cit .=.=...#.#.=.#.=.#.1f6. |. $. Thompson, cit, ...#...115. ]. A. Joyce, cit, ...=...=..=...13b.
 The judges of election were E. $. Horton, C. A. Graves and $. N. Haxton, and the clerks were ". A. Claypool and ", c. Thompson. A total of 3o3 votes were cast as compared to 22s last year.
 Of the officers elected all are new men except I. T. Lane, who has served three terms as mayor but was defeated year ago by Wm. Focht.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10
PLANT
 IN OPERATION.  Section of Business Part of Town Now Lighted by Elec-
 tricity.

These lines are written heath the rays Of an electric liz ht, and the folks around the News office have ample evidence of the fact that Springdale has electric lights at last.
 The Martin Brothers, who are installing the system, held open house down at the plant Thurs day night of last week. The grounds surrounding the building were illuminated with numerous lneandeeent lights, and an arc light swung high from the roof of the building made things look mighty good to springdale peo- pie who have been waiting so long for electric lights. The plant. was visited by q large crowd. and the visitors were eour- teoasiy shown around by the own- CTS, and the working of the ma ehinery explained to those inter- ested. An illuminated sign. "Weleone over tie entrance to the office ftly expressed the feel ings Of the owners to all visitors, Wi4o we're certainly made to feel that they were welcome. Alf Wi1o visited he=piant expressed themselves as= being well pleased with tie lights to be furnished.
 The rain the past week has iaterfered greatly with the out door work, but tic lights were turned {. the=Areade Hotel Monday night, and since then q number of the business houses which have been wired, were con neeted up. An arc light on the corner near the Famous was also put in commission Monday night. The work of wiring the houses and strlnging the wires will be pushed as rapidly as possible, and it won't be many days until We will have lights i'll all parts of the town.
 The people of the town appear to appreciate the efforts oi the Martin Brothers and practically all the business houses will take lights.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10

Report comes from Fayetteville of the birth of a daughter to Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Ellis.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10
REPUBLICANS OF
 SPRINGDALE TOWNSHIP.

The Republicans of Springdale Township met in convention at the Auditorium Saturday after noon. N. T. Farrar was elected chairman and Carlos Mayes sec retary. l.. A. Gillett, $. N. HaXton and l.. Marks were elect ed township committee men to serve for the next two years. N. T. Farrar, W. A. Stewart and F. 5. Thompson were elected dele gates to the county convention which meets at Fayetteville Saturday.
 The following township ticket was nominated: Justices of the Peace-J. W. Carter, U. l. Gil- lett. Constable-Henry Garlic. Road Overseer-Ellery Brooks.
 At the municipal election at Rogers Tuesday the following officers were elected Mayor. l.. w. Homan; recorder, J. 5. Sager; treasurer, W. H. Cowan; marshal Jas. Hardin; aldermen, w. H. McMullin, Tom Lock, H. B. Livingston, ]. NJ. Willburn, A. NJ. lrelan, J. C. Puckett and Dr. ". J. Curry. Maurice Hayes and John McGuire tied for alder man in first ward, each receiving i votes.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10

w. J. Hayes, who had been spe nding several months at Har- rison and Johnson county, Mo-, arrived home first ot the week.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10

Friends and fellow citizens.
 Greeting: Ne wish to express our thanks for the interest and appreciation of our work and etfor Is in installing complete and satisfactory electric lighting system.
 Thursday night, April 2, was selected as our opening night, not that We expected to have our work completed, but that We wanted 1t to be the ofhcal open ing Of our plant.
 We will always be glad to re- eeive visitors any night when we are running after We get fully settled. At present we are un- able to receive as cordially as we would like owing to the condi- tons We are running under.
 We expect to give service every night from now on and will com mence tue morning service as soon as We can. This will prob ably be in about two weeks. As soon as there IS a sufficient de- mand we will also furnish day current thereby giving service from 5 a. III. till l1:3o p. Ill.
 We will endeavor to complete the commercial system first then devote our efforts to the street lighting, carrying along the res- dence work as far as possible at the same time until we have cov- cred the incorporated territory.
 It was certainly gratifying to us to have so many attend our opening. We expected to have
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10

The poultry market has been exceedingly lively i'll Springdale this week, 9 cents per pound be- ing the price. Chas. Elston of Purdy, Mo-, and Geo. Kerr loaded car here which was shipped out Wednesday to Chica- go.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10

J \. Baggett writes The News that lie has sold his property at Glencoe, Ok, and to change his paper to Springfield, Mo. First thing anybody knows Uncle Newt will be moving back to Springdale.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10

=GEO.GRABuL
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10

Mir. and Mrs. Roland Clark, of Leslie, Ark, who had been here visiting the latter's parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Smyer, left for home Monday.
The Springdale news., 1908-04-10

SpRINGDALE LIGHT K POWER Co
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-23

1t Is very important and IN fact
II Is absolutely necessary to health
that we give relief to the stomach
promptly at the first signs of trouble.
Take something once in a while, es-
pecially after meals; something lfSe
KODOL for Dyspepsia and Indiges-
ton. 1t will enable your stomach to
do its work properly. Sold by ]. H.
O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-23

the fumigation of the restaurant and
barroom In connection with the ho-
tel. Dr. earns said that Mr.. Guillion
had not complained to Alderman
Beaven. Last night Mr.. Guillion
stated for "a second time that he did
speak to Alderman Beaven shortly
after his house was fumigated and
told Mr.. Beaven that DIR. earns had
first asked him $3.50 for the work of
fumigation, but later reduced it to
the price paid.
Regarding the statement where
In The Citizen reported that DR..
earns charged some of the guests Of
the Savoy hotel 81 for bichloride
bath, which cost him about five
cents, The Citizen had not been in
formed that these guests were vac
cinated as well and that their cloth
Ing was fumigated. However. the
matter has apparently BEEN adjust
ed, and from the evidence last night
1t appears that the city ordinance
needs renovating instead of the
methods OF the city physician. who
appears to be within the bounds OF
the law and acting within the
bounds of the city ordinance.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-01-23

consideration to $65 Mrs Heindel
paid the city physician $50, but
judging from what she said before
the board yesterday afternoon. he
Will have no little difficulty in get
ting the other So.