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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-19

Ostend-Pa, what is the Suburban
Handieapl' Pa-The lawn mower in
the summer and the snow shovel in the
winter, my son.-Chieago Daily News.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12
GGIIt pom M e.

Ser 36-iG1rige @m. S. Sbomas
BON Ir. 1875, SIt-GrobItroBe, perlot
g~eltern Iadmittag gegen 6 llbr,
mGbrcno er oamit beIdditigt mar, Ell
men bintcr bem Salie Nr. 1913.
GomptonitraBe, itebenoen Baum SIT
tei6neiOen, ploslid Oas 8leidgepitt
uno iiel 5llr Grbe. Seine @~erletun-
gen moren ieood) nidt ernitliber Na-
tirr, uno er fonnte iid, geleitet Don
cinem Nrernbe, nod ieiner @obnung
hegeben.
" unoerpoIles gntfomm en-.
Die 6rei Sabre alte Morp Municef
bon Nr. 1914, dartmouth = apenuc,
~Itiir5tc gcItcrn in cinem unbelpotten
~NfuoenbIide aus cinem SintcrIcnIter
ibrer elterliden 8obnnng in ben
Spiroitm uno erlitt NIT allSlobm,
einiaer Sdrammcn i'm @eiidjt uno
ON aopf feline Serlebungen.
SIN Sofen ertrnnfen.
Der 2eidnam tiues nnbefannten
Negers murOc geItcrn Gormitta9 I'M
god. 9oiin ON SUB ser Gcltrul- Ipe-
rue 0urd sen EoIi5iiten Sobnion
rom 0itlidcn GiItrift entoedt rllo in
Iotrolpngrn nod Der Mor9lre &C.
IanOt. Ger Grtrllnfene ruar ctlpa 80
Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12

Scuer in Sigblanotolu II.
= guf lnbefounte @ciie cntitonb &c.
Itern Nud)nlittog IN Der @obnung
bon Serrn mo Strait Sbellep God
rolL Nr. 371I Siio.2omboro,S Str,
Gin 9rono, Ser cincn observation-disclosures
Sdoben onrihtetc. BUR 3eit bc9
Musbrud)S bcS ScllerS mar 9tiemono
in benz @cbGuoe. 8rou COCHRAN bot
te ooiielbc am 4 llbr perloiicn, un6
cine bolbe Stunoc ipatcr iultrben Die
Ilammei, entoedt. Nus @eb1uoc,
bos Gigchtblm OeS Serrn George
Soslbcd bon Nr. 1927, Sit-2omboro.
Ctr, lit, mlroe bis 5un 9etrog bon
$500 beidGbigt.
0euti6erl Inter It ii tung3 s.
D Die ueri6ieOencn Giitrifte
oes Gelltiden Neutrality-suspicious."
Ger StaOt erbieltcn in ben lettell 5ipei
Wonaten Sen itottliden SupahS Dor
AZ nelen Witglieoern, aber aub nteb.
rere Witglieber mltrben Dem 9inb
ourd Sen S6nitter 600 entriii.n.
Sn Sen lebtell bier @otlen allein be-
5ablte 9iitriftS. GeputD Souis s.
SanielmanH $4,000 St~crbegeloer ali
Die Sintcrbliebenen ~peritorbener' Mit-
qlieOer aus lln0 5tpar fit Sprrp Ge.
tiers pom Giitrift Rr., 206 $1,000,
8eorg u. Sornberg pom Iiltrift Nr.
1903 $1,000, 30, 6ranf Sd)manbauier
rom 1iitrift Ir. 100 $500 ,lno 5rall
5ron5isfa Gonial bonn Giitrift Tr.
1903 $500.
Stiir5tc Of aus 5 NJ
Sen It c +. - Tn eincm gnfolI raien,
Der eiferiudt iprong Der 9teger @eo.
gnoerion gcitern abeno olls aincrl
Seniter beS 5%lueiten Stodiperfes lei.
her @obnuna Nr. 23s. Noro.9 Dallas
StraBe, uno erlitt cine Seritaudung
ser Nadennlilsfeln. gr muroe in oef
sfmbufon5 ocS norooitlifen 9iitrifta
nod, Dem ct. SoiepbS>S oipital &c.
brad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12

Floblid ) CT COB. - Ser IS.
iGbrige GborlcS u. Hebmcrt, Elm
Wittpcr, itor6 geltern Hohmitto0
gc8en 2 llbr gang plotli6 in ser
@obnung ieineS Sobnes Charles &.
Rebmert, Der. S3G, Wangolo.S trnbe.
Coroner Wortin bonn peitliden 81
thrift, melber in a~enntniB geiett
mllroe, gab ein ali 200 ourd nos
tiirli6e ltriade" loltenocS Geroifi
ab.
Seilt1n5er Bat Bed. =
Welpin 9. Somur0, Ser SeiltGn5er.
Ger om Witttuod I'M Yroipect-Y ort
Eel iei,cr Soritcluig bonn Cell fiel.
bot entibieoenes Bed, ga geitern lei
ne &oitboilstpirtbin Waggie SomarS
gegen oenielben cinen Serbnftsbefeb'
BON Hidter @rannon erlongtc, ba el
ibr ieit SUM $40 aoitgelo iduloet
Somaro ioa $125 mobentlid perOie.
ilell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12

SCllllNlll -. |NN''
Nlbenlor Z. Eetit.
Sonlllcl @oit unb Solouon Sdlei.
finger (gemeiniome Intlo8e).
Marrice 8. Heeoer.
9. Wereoitb Geele.
Nbrabam 9. Heinbar0 mo :. sc
Hop Eotterion (gemeiniome Pm.
floge).
Mor =. Sdumndcr uno Siooc q.
6orcmon (geneinionle AntIage).
Iooiiou Sdyaeifer.
,Ibe Baltimore Storage ono GiSs
tributing Go,~T ..I H.,.
Mor Gopih uno gilbert SneIlcn-
berg (gcmeiniame antIa8e).
&orocc sc. SpebOen. u;a
Die @rinf7Gon Sorb So. Ctpci
SGle). .-}
@iQiom $, @olter8.
Tapio 9, @ollenitein.
@iQiouion & @ottS (orct SGQc).
Charles @ilion.
@olf Seid)mon mo Socob Ho6ins
Jon (1enleiniame Intlo0c).
@%eniomliu 9: 3eroin.
llngl ii lid Chem.
@cgcn @m. &. &oo0nll, Sobn 0eS
SNiifSbo,tcrS SomcS @ooouQ, 1ri.
ilocnt ser 80. &. @ooooa Ship.
@uiloing ono SrD0od Company.
rei6tc belicn Satin Gliia NJ. g8oon.
all gcitcrlt in Der 3, Nbtbcilung oc3
&rcisgcridtcS cine ouf obiolltc Sdt:s
Dung lmttenbe &lnge Elm. Sic erilld)t
0nS Weribt, bon linn inter Gio Nus.
iuge 81 pcrlnllgcn, mic nicl Gigcns
tDllnl CT babe uto ipicpicl CT pcroienc.
Gr pohne inn 'Sotcl Molci0b mo cr'
sable ibr, er perbicnc p66cntlid) $50
ais Glcrf. SoS Taar bcirotbctc AM
9. Samlor 1907 IN @%oibin9ton,
8. g., mo fat icit bcn NlrgllIt Die,
les r5obres Elm aino. @oIo no6 ser
@cbllrt Dee Ginbts, iugt sic &l1gc,
rim, bobc i6r Wonn Tie pcrloiiclt. sic
bcidlilbigt i'm oltd), iic ride bcbon-
oelt 81 bobcn mo ibr ongeblid) MT.
trcu acluorbcn SIT iein.
Mortbo 6. McGotter reibtc gcltcrn
i'm &~rciSgcri6t cine &logc fir tbci(-
nciie S6eibung bon Sorrp $. SEC.
Cater ein, ocn iic I'M Sebrllor oicieS
eJobrcS beiratbatc mo bon Dem lie
iid) om "A. Sllli trellntc, lucil CT lie
10 ihled)t bebonbelt babe, bob ibrC
8ciunobcit gclitten uno ibr 2ebcn IN
@cfabr lei. sic bcrIungt glimlcntc.
NitolaltS q. Clos miinlht i'm
GrciSgcri6t tlcilnriic SGcibung bon
Barbara @lp$, sic CT ON >. April
1880 bcirntbctc nllb anti ser CT bis
5rnm Mai 1907 5~uiouiucH lebte. Gr
lei6nIOiat aiie rDqb lie ,i4n nerlaiie'
N'''''''', III ~ ~ - mn ~ '
Sobn ~Gbcnpmitb periRrpd geitcrl1
Sem Tidtrr &ortcr I'M Qrinlinol.@c
rid)t bod unbs beilig, bab CT icint
Srou Sltiic IN &ilbe loiicn ipole. Die
Srau bat Ole Shluinoilidt ilno iiir
cin 5.iGbrieeS ainb 81 lprgcn. Sic
bette i'm tiir5lid) lpcgcn Hubcltorltn1
p~crboftcn loiicn uno aoOi Grammar
I'M mittleren Stotionsbouie ionOt,
i'm ms @cfGngniB, ga er Die per.
longte $500 SrieoenSbiirgidoit nid)t
itelcn fonntc. Srou Gbenomitb TT
3Gblte Dem Midter inter SbrGnen
irieoerbolt idon babe lie ibrcm Wtont
iuicoer pcr5ieben, iuenn er pcrIpro
den, iid 81 bciiern; Tie fonnte icir
9etrogen jebt obcr nid)t mebr crtro
gen lmo iuiini6e nidt feline Sreilol
lung. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12
Nus ben Saacn Der Suits.

StIlIullplllliI <ilItpHto'St''S
@roBgci6morenen gegen Die Glef'
trii6 2idt. uno @oS.Gompagnie.
- anflo9en gegen 80 aoruilente
tpegen MiBo6tllng ser SonoelS'
licen3.@eiebe erboben.
Sn einem Spe5ialberidt Ser 8roB'
9eidporenen bcS Griminalgerld)ts
an @ollperneur GrotberS uno Wapor
Wubool miro oic ieniotionelle In'
ifulbi9ung eegen Die ~GonioliOoteo
@uS, electric 2igbt ono Folper 60"
erbobcn, GrpreIiung oil ibren &itn'
Ocn 81 iiben. Gic @roBgeid)morcnen
crfl1ren in ocn 9eridt, Bob lie plele
alaeen iibcr an Grprciilln9 9rcr5en.
oe Soften fir Gleftri5itdt bcfommen
uno Die ltnteri lld)ungcrl erlpieicn bit
ten boB bieielbcn nid)t unbcgrilnoet
itten. Sn mondcn 6Glen lei Der
Erris icit ser GonioIioirung nit Der
nOtorplono electric 2iGbt 60" bon
100 bis $50 Ero5cnt crb0bt morocl.
Ger 9crid)t io0t peitcr, boB Der &c
ieuid)oit nllf Dem gcicblid)en @cge
nid)t bci5ufommcn ici uno cS miro
b~efiirmortct, sic bcnl Ellblifilm Die
1lcllocn Gorporotionen inter Die Golt-
trolc elmer Gomniilion 5l IteIlen.
Scr @crid)t errcgte grobcS allfic-
FEN. Mnpor Wobool iogte, ooS eill'
sige W'ittcl ici, icincr aniidt nodl Die
2e0iSIotllr SIT eriud)cn, bic Toten filr
Gleftrisit1t f~eit5uicbcn, mic Dor Sobs
rem Scr IrciS iiir @nS gcicblid be.
Itinlnlt mltrbc.
90 bod)tung scr SanoelS'
teens. @cicbc.
Sic @robgcidmorcncn crbobcn &C.
itcrn anflogcn 0c0cn 80 &ollIlente,
sic eS ueriGrnlt bobcn, Dem @elete
nod3ufommcn, boS Die G%rlnngung
bon SonoclS. 2%icen5cn pcrfii0t. Sn
Ser 2iite bciinocn iid) %pronlinentc
Sirmen mo Gorporotionen. Die 81
I%ngeflaatcn iino:
Charles Nbromlon.
rNortb Baltimore Nopcltp 60" 9,
@iaiom 9. genber.
S5oiep6 @rooie.
Linton Seo Gomponp."
Sobn Z. 9enion nno Charles $.
.9enion (gemeiniamc gnflngc).
2ouis 9ernlon nno Siibor Wtinb
(9emciniome gnflagc).
Socob Sable (5lpei 5Gle).
George 3. @ldbolb.
Wor @romn uno Sncob @ropn
(5luci SGllc).
nMorplono S%omeopotbic Spar
mocp 60"
@@pPrrgriiS, TGqpen ggpb -SorrpY !G,oFl94esaa
(gemciniomc Inflage).
Charles 9cmitt.
George Ierming.
rWetropoliton department. Store."
see Sornberg lno $. @. Wiler
(gcmeiniomc Mnfloge).
@ilforo Is. 9opne.
.Solltbern electric 60"
Yeter q. G6elen.
Charles q. Gffingcr uno George
9. glifen (9enleiniomc M%nfloge).
Sorrp Sitf nno Charles s. Sinf
(gemeiltlomc Nnfloge),
sic Gidclbergcr Boot 60"
@iQiom Siiber.
Hobert g. Slcming.
Sonnro Srend).
@crnoro 6rcCbmon, Soicpb Srcc0-
man uut0 WorriS Smorpn (gemein-
lame Inflogc).
@iaiom Slliicl6aligb llnO @iQianl
9lafc (gemeiniome gnfloge).
,Sopnrb Surniture So"
2eon Goodman, @illinm 4. Sci
bar nnb Samuel 9. @ollbad) (ge'
mcinIome anflioge).
Scrmon @%oblingborIt.
Sic Stern 60"
Son1llel @oloimit6 llno Gopil
Seller (gcmcinlonc Inflo9c).
Samuel @oloitine.
Golporo 8ostins uno Geo. 9atte(
(gcmclnlomc Nnflogc).
George Sotterieitt.
Snrrp Sarmoll.
Senrp i. Sorriion iln0 j. Stanler
Sarriion (gcneiniomc gntlnge).
Sorace 9. Sopes.
Sionc Sinos.
Col. Ser5berg.
Gorl &. Sol5opple.
Charles Soipit.
IS. @. So6ns Gouoebile Co."
SolepG anufmon uilo Sronf Saul
rnnu (optupiuinrur 9(uf(onrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12

Gic Toli5ei6e9oroc bat
cine @cncrolorOre crlaiienL burd pcl.
DIE es ocn Yoli5iiten p~erboten miro,
Yetitionen nit Gmpfeblungcn fir if.
re 9efor0crllng 5l cirfliliren. gei 9e.
f%orOerungcn miro MIR ser Gceoro OeS
ein3elnen Foli5ilten cine GoGe ipie.
len. Goli5iit g8iqinm 90. 9oDn pom
norSliden Giitrift lit tempor6r sum
Mi"liltentcn i'm 9ertillon.0 iirenu er.
nannt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12

Eaiie snr Hciic ms NnslanS be.
iorst 6. &aine, @r. Alb, Cit'yalti.
morcitrakc, maize Gnitom Sonie Yue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-12
gnttiunss8erfnnf.
Wprgen, Samitag, ~. September.

1890 VurntittngS.
SieIer &erIauf lit bon grpBem Srterefe Hfiir
Die, tpeIfe iib cinen SuusIiano %eriinoen ooer
i9E 9eim nen austiqiten ruoaen 6a bic idmmt.
9STanS6aIt a%niqeben BARN eilsei@i0iien itnS.
ben uno feineren Warmors Bieoefinler uto
Gtqtuen, S%ricsas9rac, .aef6litjetem @Ias, ettet
SpibcnsSarincn, 9nrIorsIR5beIn, Ptlter, Cos
pbaS. etbten 2eoerfiiiblen. euieu Rianainos, Nis
herlhrdnier. .ScIgemdIoeH. Wlorrissstiiblen,
Spte9ell WlefftngsNetien, S6lniftubensUlbbeIu
1ns Glide. Wtubdaonb tno BaInuf. feireH
2anrsYidtraeen, Seoerpolitern uuo stoptfifen.
@ihe W~itiio1smbbeln eide uno g8damtbs9iifs
feta, gis3tebs1if6en, Stn6Ien. Ror3eInnf6rdn'
ie1l, 5otletteHsgSaaren uno allen anoeren SauSs
hdIt5stltenitlten. Gtfe'teu zines 3nbndr5tsBdr.
Tors.
Scppidle. - Mugs. - Seppife.
nm t2 Wittaas.
Nele, sWtiBfit" llno etiuas 6enubte Ieppide
III allen SortcIt uno WNuiern; 9ruBe rno fleine
Hugs In ieinel llnn mitteIgnten Sorten. Sober
miro aiSaebrcitet uno oeret DladB aneeaeben
iperoen.
Qringt Cure Wlube nit.
Eeriniit poiitiu.
]. 9. Shtnrg,
t265) Iufttonutor.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31
KILLING AT PICNIC
 AT PINEVILLE, MO.

Pineville, Mo. July 22.-Dur- ing the progress of d joint reunion of old settlers and soldiers, and Bryan and Kern ratification meet ing at Pineville, at which Gov erner Folk was the principle at traction, William Bacon was shot and killed at noon today by Sheriff Tom Parnell while resist ing arrest.
 The shooting occurred near the crowded public square, and was witnessed by hundreds Of visitors. Governor Folk arrived on the scene a short time after the tragedy.
 Pineville is the county seat of Mcdonald County.
 Bacon was 2 years old amp was of wild disposition. His father is the proprietor of hotel here, and has held many county offices. The family is highly re- spected.
 Young Bacon, 1t is said, had been drinking today, and created a disturbance. Sheriff Parnell started to arrest him. There had been bad feeling between the two, dating back to trouble be- tween them at Noel several years ago, and Bacon resented the sheriff's action.
 He drew a revolver and shot at Parnell, but missed him. Before he could fire again, the Sheriff returned the fire, shooting four times. Only one bullet took ef- feet, entering Bacon's back. He lived about an hour.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31
CONGREGATION GOES
 WITH THE MINISTER.

TeNarkana, Tex, July 24 At a congregational meeting of the Arkansas Presbyterian Church, of which Rev. F. E. Maddox k pastor, held in the church to- night, large majority of the congregation voted to withdraw, with the understanding and the avowed purpose of organizing a Congregational church. The church contains d total of about 275 members, of which 225 are active members and live here. Of this number about IFS will with draw, leaving only fifty or sixty
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
 DISTRICT CONVENTION.

District number one of tile Arkansas Christian Endeavor Union will hold it's convention this year at Gravette, August 6th and 7th. The district Is eompos- ed of Benton, Carol, Boone, Marion, Washington, Madison, Newton and Searcy counties, and every Christian Endeavor society in tile district k requested to send delegates. The Gravette Society IS preparing to entertain all delegates who attend, and a great convention IS expected. MT. Guy NJ. Withors of Kansas City, editor of "The Endeavor' will be present and make one or more addresses and conduct con- ference on methods of work. Other experienced workers will also be there. Ii you are an En- deavorer don't fail to come. Send your name at once to Edwin II. Buck, Gravette, Arkansas.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31
Over Thirty-iive Years.

In 1872 there was a great deal of diarrhoea. dysentery and chol- era infantum. It was at this time that Chamberlalns Colic.
 Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was first brought into use. It proved more successful than any other remedy or treatment, and has for thirtv-hve years main- tained that record. From d small beginning its sale and Use has extended to every part of the United States and to many for eign countries. Nine druggists out of ten will recommend 1t when their opinion Is asked, al- though they have other medi- cines that pay them greater profit. It can always be depend ed upon, even in the most severe and dangerous cases. For sale by all druggists and all dealers.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31
"STOOD IN" WITH THE
 BOYS AND PULLED FEM.

Some few weeks ago there drifted into our midst a seedy looking individual who had not the least trouble in associating with anything in the tough line that he chose to, and by the help of an assistant of like appearance has, We understand, sworn out several warrants, with three ar rests already made.
 We are informed that he IS "Rev. @ William M. Pinson, ' of Little Rock, and is here in the interest of the W. (. T. U., look ing after whisky violators. Si- loam Springs Daily Republican.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31
Boy S Life Saved.

Ny little boy, four years old, had q severe attack of dysentery. We had two physicians; both of them gave him up. We then gave him Chamberlain 's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy which cured him and believe that Is what saved his life. William II. Stroling, Carbon Hill, Ala. There is no doubt but this rem edy saves the lives of many children each year. Give 1t with castor oil according to the plain printed directions and a cure is certain. For sale by all drug gists and all dealers.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31
G0V. LITTLE ID SAN|TARIUM Stricken Governor Taken to St. Joseph, Mo-, for Special
 Treatment.

Greenwood, July -. Governor John $. Little, accompanied by Dr. Hesterly, left here this morn ing for St. Joseph, Mo- where Gov. Little will be treated in private hospital.
 During the past several months several prominent specialists have been in Greenwood for the pur- pose of examining Governor Lit tie and all have made the same diagnosis. that he Is suffering from melaneholia and that there IS every indication that he will recover. None of the physicians were able to say how soon the governor would recover, but all were emphatic in their opinion that his ultimate recovery k eer- tain.
 About three weeks ago an eni- nent specialist from St. Lonis came to Greenwood atthe request of the Little family, and, after spending a week at the Little residence, advised that the gov ernor be sent to private sani- tarium. After investigation, the physician suggested the sanitar- ium in St. Joseph and the gov- error left for that city this morn ing.
 Dr. Hesterly, who has been with Governor Little almost con- stantly, says the governor gen- eral health IS excellent, but that he Is still nervous.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

Work on the high school building is progressing nicely. Practically all the brick work has been completed and the roof is now being put on. The plas-
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

Judge Bevers advertised a co" for sale in d recent issue of The News and of course he found a buyer.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

Tue pipe organ of the First Christian Church arrived yester- day afternoon. The instrument cost about 32,5oo and will be put up as soon as the addition which is being made 10 the church to accommodate itls completed. Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31
 Do You Itch?

The cup of human misery is never quite full until some form of itching skin disease Is added. Then 1t overflows. Hunts Cure Is a specific for any itching trouble ever known. One application relieves. One box is guaranteed to cure any one case.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31
Best of All.

K. ]. Maher, No. 100 South Clark St., Chicago, writes as fol- lows:
 .I have kept and used your Hunts Lightning Oil for the last ten years in my family. It is the only kind to have and Is the best of all.
 It cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises, SprainS, Aches. Pains, Stings and bites. It kills Chiggers, too.
 Harsh physics react. weaken the bowels, cause chronic constl- patton. Doan's ReguletS operate easily, tone the stoma Il, cure constipation. 25e. Ask your druggist for them.
 It is time to drop the take the-c he-children-to-see-the animals" on circus day joke when the children get so big you have to dig up the price of adult tickets. The Springdale News, S1 year.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

Mrs. Reed and son, of Spring dale visited with the formers s brother, H. (. Riehey and family first of the week.-Lineoln Times.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

Simpson Walker, IS years ot age, died at his home ten miles south of Fayetteville Wednesday night of last week.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

Van Ingram came in last week from South Arkansas and will probably be here until cool wealth CT.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

remaining in tile original con- gregation. These remaining members will hold -the church property valued at So, ,000, and will assume outstanding indebt- edness, which amounts to about Sf0. .000. Many of the Seeeders are wealthy men and 1t is under stood flew church will be built in short time.
 This action of the eongrega- tion comes as sequel to the trial and conviction of Dr. Mad dox of so-called "heresy" by the Ouachita Presbytery two weeks ago, the penalty imposed being. suspension from the ministry. Dr. Maddox has appealed his case to the synod, which meets in October, but 1t IS understood he will become pastor of the new church as soon as II ls organized. He was present at the meeting tonight. Tle meeting, which was presided over by Dr. J. K. Dale, did not adjourn until near ly midnight.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

What is being advertised as a political picnic will be held at Eikins Saturday, August |. Those who will deliver speeches are Hon. John l. Warrington, Republican nominee for governor, l.. $. Marshal Frank Mayes of Fort Smith, and Wythe Walker of Fayetteville.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

Mrs. Magnolia Vaughn, wife of J. H. Vaughn of Fayetteville, died last week after a lingering illness.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

Col. NJ. D. Vance IS over at Harrison experimenting the picking and marketing of his brothers crop of peaches.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

The Prairie Grove Herald last week reported the following deaths: Mrs. Matthews an aged lady residing near Rhea; Mrs. Vim. Crawley, ot heart disease. near Striekler; all infant daught- CT of Frank Smith, north of Whey Grove.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

Announcement has been made of the marriage of Rev. J. F.. Mcconnell. pastor of the NJ. E. church. South, of Prairie Grove, 10 Miss May MsCulIey of Okla homa City, Okta. The ceremony VII be performed next Wednes- day evening, Jafg 24th, at Okla homa City.-Prairie Grove Her aid.
 Jesse Bloyd oi West Fork. has leased from (. L. and k. (. Gum mings their nii1 in Prairie Grove, and i> now engaged III renoyat- ing it and putting in some new machinery. preparatory to put ting it in operation. He expects to be ready 10 start the mill about Aug 5tf.- Prairie Grove Herald.
 CAscAswEEr, the well known remedy for babies ard children, will quiet the little one in short time. The ingredients are print ed on the bottle. Contains no opiates Sold by H. \. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

Owing to failing health Dr. w. D. Swift, of Goshen, Repub- lican nominee for Representative has declined to make the race and MT. $. A. Wood, brother of Dr Wood, this city, has been se- lected ln his stead.-Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

A little dimple has caused many man to have heart trou- ble.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

K. (. Tallett, sS years of age, died last week at his home near Pennington. He was an old settler, having located in Wash ington County in 1890.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

The more justice some men get the less they want to talk about If
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

Suffered day and night the torment of itching piles. Moth ing helped me until l used Doan $ Ointment. It cured me perman- ently. Hon. John k. Garrett, Mayor, Girard, Ala.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

w. l.. Anderson has sold his interest Tn the insurance business at Fayetteville to his partner, H. Sour, and will devote his entire time to looking after the sale of all adding machine, for which he has the agency.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

Webber Long of this place played ball with Rogers against Bentonville Tuesday of last week and lead in batting, getting two home runs and a single.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

terers and inside fnishers can work even during rainy weather, which assures complete struc- ture by the time the school term is open.-Fayettevllle Daily.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

Dr. A. I. Moore and Prof. N. N. Gladson of Fayetteville have gone to North Dakota and Canada to spend few weeks Ill the moun- tains of that country hunting. They are out for big game.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-31

C. W. MeElhaney and Miss Emma F. Kenmore were issued d lieenee for marriage this morn- ing..Their ages are 4s and-S5 respectively. Both live at Springdal le.-F fayetteville Demo- crdt.