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The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

The open season for quail shooting begins November 1 , and there are said to be large numbers of them in the surround ing country.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miles left Wednesday morning for Jeffer- son, Texas, to spend a few weeks visiting with brother and sister of the latter residing at that place.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

Rev. w. H. Morrow returned Monday from Hazel Glen church, west of Springdale, where he and Rev. w. l. McInnis, of Darda- nelle, have been engaged in a protracted service. There were several additions to the church.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

]. w. Buckles and family left Tuesday for Harper, Kansas, where they have relatives and where they will probably spend the winter. They will visit in KaEsas City while on their way up there.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

Some of the Springdale base ball boys, with the assistance of part of the Rogers team, went up to Bentonville Monday and play ed the team at that place. Ben- tonville won, , to 1. Chynoweth of Rogers was in the box for Springdale and Hamilton for Bentonville. The boys say their failure to win the game was due to their inability to hit Hamilton, they securing but one hit during the game.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

The tower and tank for the waterworks system is completed, and as soon as the necessary fit tings to make the connections ar rive the water will be turned on.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

Aaron X Speece, photograph CTS of this place, have purchased the Reed studio al Fayetteville and will conduct a business both at that place and in Springdale. MT. Aaron went down to fayette- vile Wednesday and will look after the business at that end of the line, while Mr. Speece will be III charge here.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

Miss May Funk is at Fayette- vile taking course in a com mercial school at that place. Her mother, Mrs. J. B. Banks, will probably go down to Fayetteville next week and keep house for her while Uncle Jabe Banks will go out into Oklahoma on visit with relatives.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

A. $. Duckworth, of Missouri, representing d syndicate which owns large body of timber lands in the Hawaiian Islands, was in Springdale few days ago nego- tiating with w. G. Thompson and w. A. Prater of this place with d view of securing their services to go that country in the intersts of the company. It is the intention to establish saw mills over there and cut the lumber into railroad and car ma terial. Messrs. Thompson and Prater are we'll versed Tn the timber and lumber business. and the fact that they have been soli- cited for such d work as mentioned is certainly good evidence of their ability. They now have the matter under advisement.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

Miss Annie Wallace, of Hiats- vile, Kansas, a sister of Mrs. C.. N. Furry of this place, arrived Tuesday and has accepted a posi- tion in the millinery department of the Springdale Cash Dry Goods Company. She takes the place held last season by her sis ter, Miss Bertha, the latter hav- ing married August IS and is now making her home at Pulaski, Iowa.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

Train No. ,, the south bound cannon ball, was wrecked Satur- day morning near Antlers. Frank Howard, son of c. W. Howard, who was a brakeman on the train, sustained slight injuries and one of the passengers was also slight ly injured. It is not known what caused the wreck, unless 1t was a break in the trucks of the tin- der, as they were the first to leave the track. It was neces- sary to build a track around the wreck before trains could pass.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

The ladies of the NJ. F.. Church, South, will have a market of good things to eat at Hawkins grocery store, Saturday, Sept. 26. The patronage of the public solicited.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

Rolla Evins, who has been playing with an orchestra at Eureka Springs the past summer, has closed his engagement at that place, and the first of the week went to Oklahoma to join a travelling theatrical company. He will play tuba in the band and violin in the orchestra.
 Miss Ella Clemmer arrived home Tuesday afternoon from DeOueen where she had been vis- ting with her sister. She was accompanied by Miss Ruth Nc kee who spent the night in Springdale and went on to Flu reka Springs Wednesday to enter Maddox Seminary at that place.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-30
HEADER
THIS AFTERNOON
AND SAVANNAH TO
HAVE A DOUBLE ACTION AF-
FAIR TODAY.

Something good is on the bill of fare
for the local baseball fans this after
noon. and they will have the oppor-
tunity Of Witnessing the first double
header Of the season.
Rain yesterday Afternoon prevented
the second game of the series be-
tween the Pilots and the Savannah
Columbias. which promised to be a
battle royal, as the game of Thursday
was the best seen in the city during
the season.
After 1t was seen that the game
could not be pulled off, the managers
got together and arranged double
barreled affair for today The first
game viii be called promptly at go
O'Clock. and the second will follow 10
minutes after the first is completed
In the first game the same pitchers
who opposed each other yesterday,
Walker for the Pilots. and Butler for
Savannah, will do the work, while in
the second contest Tison will work
fer the locals and Lang will be on the
firing line for the visitors The games
will both be hard fought and il is OK
pected that large number Of fans
will he out The clubs are unquestion-
ably the best in the state ia the anna
teur class and they put up a gih-edge
article OF ball
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BIG WRESTLING
MATCH TONIGHT
FlcHTNER AND BOB BURNETT TO
GO ON THE MAT AT THE
OPERA HOUSE.

Brunswick's sporting fraternity viii
have plenty of amusement today Be-
sides the double-header to be played
between the clubs Of Brunswick aud
Savannah this afternoon big wrest.
ling match will occur at the GraNd
this evening al $50 O'Clock, between
Jack Fichtner. the lightweight cham
pion Of the south, and Bob Burnett.
of Savannah, who is a wrestler Of ahiI-
ity, and who is coming with the idea
that ne is Fichtner's superior
The match will be the best three
falls out of five, with the strange
hold barred Fichtner win 90 on the
mat tipping the scales at 132 pounds
and Burnett will weigh abou; the
same.
Two or three interesting prelimin-
aries have been arranged between 10
cal wrestlers which will also prove
interesting 1t is expected that an un-
usually large crowd will be present
to witness the match. The prices win
be rs, 80 and 80 cents
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Two Bottles OF " Seven
Banks" Cured This WOm-
IAN of Indigestion and
Nervousness.

Under date Of August s, 1904. Mrs. Emma
Finet, OF Hayerhill, Mass, writes: Il have
taken only two bottles Of Seven Banks and
derived very much benefit from the use Of Il
vas troubled with Sick Headache, lndiges-
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could not rest nights. Since taking your
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call in at any time and get your money.
Never Smnd what other medicines
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rhe WorId,s acst climate.

Is not entirely free from disease on
the high elevations feyers prevail
while on the lower levels malaria Is
TO a greater or leess ex-
tent, according to altitude. To over
come climate affec ions lassitude. ma
laria, jaundice, blliousness, fever and
ague and general debility. the most
effective remedy is Electric Bitters.
the great Alternative and blood ouri.
VERT he 'idote for every form II
bodily weakness. nervousness. and in.
somnia Sold under guarantee at
Roses drug store. Price SOC.
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The "Woodmen of the World" was
founded in 1890 Death losses paid to
Jan. I, 1908, over s36,ooo.ooo to the
berefciaries of deceased members. Or
an average of $252.oooO every month.
S6o,ooo.oo every week, se,ooo.oo every
day $4,000 every hour. and $5.75 every
minute. This is good order to be-
long to, its benevolent principles and
teachings should appeal to every man.
See Mr.. Phillips, the local representa-
tive. 4o5 G street, or phone 659.
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CAREFUL PRoMPTNE3s.
making haste slowly" -characterizes
our method OF compoundlng physi-
clans prescriptions. We are not lag.
CARDS, but caution Is our first grin.
ciple. so that our customers will be
helped, not Kindred In the cure OF
their maladies Purity and neatness
might with truth be printed on our
laDels. Safe place for your Doctor
orders.
The ATLANTA PHARMACY,
Phone. 210.
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FOR SALE-TWO LAUNCHES. One
launch length 20 IT, with Gle II. p.
gasoline engine. One launch length
10 it,, IL Fl. 2, gasoline engine.
Bob n first-clas condition ard I'M
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Brunswick, Ca.
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Valued Same as Gold.

3. G. Stewart. merchant Of Cedar
view Miss. says. i tell my custom
RS when they buy box of Or Kings
Sew Life Pills they gel the worth CT
that much gold in weight. if a1lic cd
with constipation malaria or bilious
ness. Sold under guarantee At
Roses drug store. csc.
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WOOD. WOOD. WOOD.

We sell fire wood at tewenty-five
cents per load at our mill
The Brunswick Shingle Company
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E ARLY RIS E.RS
The famous little pills.
Oi iissSs Early Rissrs
The famous I.ttIo nisis.
A caIifornlan's Luck.

"The luckiest day of my life was
when bought a box Of Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve:' writes Charles F. Rddahu
of Tracy, California. "Two 25c toxas
cured me of an annoying case Of ltb-
ing piles. which had troubled me for
years and that yielded to no otbos
treatment Sold under guarantee at
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Are you going to be Woodman?
IT not--weIl, "do il now" and get your
name on the charter list. If you ever
regret it, your fee will be refunded.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
40. II. CONSIDERS
MANY SUBJECTS
Irish History to be Taught in
St. PauI'S and ST. Mary's
PdrOChiaI Schools
Special to THE EVENING JouRNAr,

opS'iAi 10 iI1B EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Oct. 26-Much en-.
thusiasm prevailed yesterday at tina
quarterly meeting of the county board
of the Ancient Order of IIibernians in
the Knights of Pythias Hall. The re-.
port of the county president shower
every division in the county on better
footing than ever before and that new
members are rolling in from all seq
tons. The work being carried on re-.
garding Irish history has been bearing
fruit Bishop Monaghan will have the
books placed in St Paurs parochial
Schools. while Rev. Edward L. Brady
will also have the books placed in tho
seventh and eighth grades of ST.
Mary's parochial schools.
The Hibernians are determined that
st. Patrick's Day shall be fittingly
celebrated in Delaware next year. A
special committee will take up tho
matter and by the next meeting plans
will be submitted for the celebration.
Edward Norton. of Wilmington, is the
Delaware representative of the Ma.
tional Committee on Irish History and
he will visit Dover next Sunday in con-
junction with the State and county
presidents. The visitors were enter
tanned at lunch by Division No. 3, A.
o. II.
Democrats and Republicans arS
hustling and the compaign is getting
real warm. The Republicans will hold
a hundred meeting tomorrow night in
the Armory when the Taft and Sher-
man League will complete arrange.
ments for the mass meeting on Thurs
day evening. Chief Marshal Walter S.
Burris has selected twelve aids. Horse
men from all parts of the hundred have
signified their intention Of being In tho
parade. There will be eight speakers
at the meeting and people along tho
route of parade are left to their own
ideas as to illuminations.
About 100 members cf the Taft and
Sherman League participated in the
Demonstration in Delaware City on
Saturday night. They were more than
pleased with the speech Of Frank II.
Davis. the candidate for attorney-gen-
eral.
New Castle and the South Side foot
ball teams plaved a tie game on Satur-
dav.
The 226th anniversary Of the landing
of William Penn in this citv will occur
tomorrow. he having sailed from Lon
don in the Welcome in. September. 1882.
= On his arrival here he was enthusiastic
ally received by the Swedes and tins
Dutch who resided here. On the en-
suing day he took formal possession OF
the land. The following day II is
claimed he went TO Philadelphia and
there landed at point where the Blue
, Anchor Tavern stood for many years
on Dock street.
Mrs. Annie d. Duncan, wife Of Light
house Keeper George W. Duncan, heard
a dog yelp Saturday night, and, on
a opening the shutters. discovered that
the animsl had been hit by a negro,
who fled when she secured a rifle and
ordered him off.
The marriage of John Truitt, OF Phil
+ adelphia. and Miss Ceorganna Monev,
S Of Delaware City. took place in old
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church
in this city. Saturday evening.
= The Republicans of Delaware City
: held a great mass meeting Saturday
night and had as speakers William H.
Heald. Simeon S. Pennewill. FraniI
Hall Davis and Ruby S. Vale.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
FREE MASON
TAKES A RACE
Event Between the ASSOCia-
tons Fastest SteppeTS
Called Off

Only ten horses started In four events
at the twenty-fourth regular matinee Of
Delaware Horse Show Association at
wawaset Park on Saturday. What was tc
have been one of the most interesting
races Of the season. an event between the
clubs fastest steppers. Brookdalo Farms,
Little Lady. and Fred BaldtAs ". c. A.,
was declared of Tho best race was won
by II. r. Wallace's Free Mason, which led
Queen Esther and Wesley. Jr.. in the two
last heats OF event No. 2. Officials were
Walter N. Hare. starter: Huxley Harvey
S. II. Wilson. Jr.. judges and timers. and
W. c. Devine. clerk OF the course. sum
maries:
First Race.
Thaddeus X. br g.. Cereris...... 80. /
Delightful. Chimes. b. g.. CGarret).... 2
Time, 2.4e IL: 30 IL
Second Race
Free Mason, br. g., Cfoody)........ 2 /
Little Lady, b. m. CEarly).......... !
Wesley, Jr., b. g.. yCNiahaffy) ........ 8
Time, 2.22, 223 Il; 22L
Third Race.
Fleet, or. g., (JaclSson) )-............. 2
Rock g. g.. (Orth) .................. 2
Bob D.. b. e., Nfahaffy).
Time. 2s5 IL: 2s3: 2.lo.
Fourth Race.
Dora Thorn, b. m, Bouiden) ........ 1
Don L., b. g., (Fraim).. .-............
Time, 242. 253 3-4.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26

He consented. drove me to within At
short distance OF my hotel. and
walked the rest Of the way, reaching
it after all had gone to bed.
The next day was not in a condi-
ton to leave my room. Some ladies'
In the house were very kind to me.
though l needed to be left alone.
was too wrought upon TO tell any one
of the experience had passed through
rnd had no desire to punish the woman
for what she had done. especially as
considered her demented.
After resting twenty-four hours
awole refreshed and able to look over
my mail. which arrived after break
fast. Among my letters was one from
the vestry of the church at N. saying
that they had met and passed a vote
Of thanks for my admirable address
on the preceding Sunday.
was paralyzed with astonishment.
AS soon as l was able l was driven
10 n. where learned that the woman
who had bound me had appeared IN
my stead at the church. delivered my
address, taken the largest Offering col
lected in many months and insisted IN
setting out to walk alone back to mJ
hotel. She was never heard from.
LEITA DOWNING.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

"The Smart Set" opens at the Opera
House tonight in The Black PoIiti-
cian." Aside from the consideration
Of personal charms. the young and
frisly maidens are all endowed with
musical gifts Of a high degree and are
therefore very much more important
than mere show girls. The scenic in
vestiture and costume lavishness which
have always characterized the magni-
icent production of The Smart Set .H
will be in fun evidence tonight. tomor-
row night and Wednesday matinee and
night
~'-- 'Ne last half of the present
week the Grand Opera House win again
he given over 10 moving pictures ever,
afternoon and evening with the excep-
''--s 80 e-turday night when the CLOSING
~0litical meeting of the campaign will
be held there by the Democrats.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26

great cost. The other portion Of the
bill will include the very capable Omega
Trio in a screaming farce; Morrissey
and Rich, wellknown as accentric
comedy entertainers; James Dilkes, a
musical comedian of ability; Smith and
Reno, clever acrobats and barrel jump
ers; James Hass the minstrel boy;
Edith Hart and Florence Reed in clever
songs and dances and the Avenuescope
in a number of new and sensational
moving pictures. Hereafter, Friday
nights will be amateur nights at the
Avenue and prizes will be offered the
best amateur performers. There will be
no extra admission for this perform
ance. on Saturday afternoons. here
after, candy matinees will be given for
the children and candy will be given To
all of the children who attend on those
days.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
CUBS WON'T LET
KING QUIT

CHICAGO, Oct. &C. Webb Muir
ply president and owner of tho Cubs.
Is not taking any stock IN the stories
sent from Kansas city that Johnny
King, his star receiver, will purchase
the Cowboys and manage them from
the bench next season in preference to
returning 20 tho Chicago team. Il don't
think Johnny IS in earnest about quit
ting us" says the Chicago president,
but If he is he will have TO pick out
some other avocation than bench man
ager OF the Kansas club. Johnny evil
IDENTIFY Is not up on the rules of the
National Commission"
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
HECKERT WILL
MANAGE SENATORS

YORK, Pa. oct 2e.-George w.
Heckert, the competent manager Of the
Harrisburg Athletic T1-istate League
team. has again been appointed to the
lplace for 1909.
Heckert Is very much elated at twice
landing his team IN second place. He
IS now interested I'm removing the black
list by tho National Commission from
Red owen. "Chic" Hartley and Jimmy
lSebring. These no doubt will be his
stars FOR next season.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
FIND BODY WITH
IRON TIED TO IT

PORT DEPOSIT. Nd. oct 26-Thres
boys Of Tome School. while walking
between Perryville and Port Deposit
found the decompose1 body of a mar
about forty years OF age near the East
ern shore Of the Suscuehanna river,
near the watch box Of the Pennsyi-
vania silroad. below Port Deposit
There was a piece Of iron securely tied
around the body and a bullet hole
under fhe right ear. The authorities
believe il is a case Of murder. The
man wore a brown check suit and a
brown darhp
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
ORANGE LOSES
ON FORWARD PASS
MediCO-Chi Boys Work It in
Second Half and
Win Out

In one Of the best games Of the year
Medico-Chi defeated the Orange a. c..
team. TO o. The Medicos displayed
their hest form Of the season, while the
home team PLAYED fast ball Neither
side scored I'm the first half. but in the
second half the embryo doctors work.
ed clean forward pass from Black
10 Smith and scored a touchdown. For
the doctors. Black. Stocker and Wicks
Ehone best. while Joslyn and Crawford
were tho stars for the Orange A. c.
Orange won tho toss and defended
Che west goal. Farringer Of Medlco-Chi.
boosted to Conncn. the latter carrying
khe ball up the field for Is yards Blair
WAS then put through center for 10
yards making a first down for Orange.
Connell tried a long cnd run making
20 yards for Orange. this proving 10 be
hhe only way in which Orange could
lEain after the first few minutes Of
play. Mack fumbled on the 20-yard
fine, West dropping on the ball.
Oranges line now held tight and forced
lhe visitors TO punt. Farringer to Kite.
Bouthard tried a fake play and made
IA gain OF 40 yards. but on account of
fhe ball being wet. Orange seemed un-
lhble to hold It and made frequent
fumbios
On the 20-yard limo Medico-Chi got
Ahe ball on a tumble and on their first
blown McSorley broke through the line
Iand tackled West before he gained a
lyard. This forced Afedico-Chi 10 punt,
tbut instead Of punting they tried o
kick from placement, which was un-
lsuccessful. and O'Toole carried It 10
1.-THE 2-yard line. Orangn now held the
visitors for downs and forced them to
Ipunt to tho s0-yard line. Kite receiv-
Nng the bali for Orange.
The second half opened with-Biair OF
IOrange boosting TO Farringer. and he
Immediately returned the punt. Swart2
lgot the ball. and would have made a
Touchdown had IL not been for the fact
khat he ran out Of bounds. In this
'half Nedico's line braced. When the
Dban was taken in bounds for Medico-
lChi they tried fake forward pass on
the 40-xard line. winning the game
fFarringer Kicked the goal.
Orange A. c. Medico-Chi.
rSawycr ........left end .......... Blach
Roland ......left tackle .shaffel
Master ..... ..loft guard .......Glbbon'
Mcclure ........Centre Wiclyl
Brownson ...right guard ......Ranchl
Kite .......... right tackle ......O'Tool'
Joslvn back ....Farringe
Mccarthy ,..left half-bacls .-....Wes
Capt
Downer .full-baclS --..-.-stoclSe
Capt
Touchdown Smith. Coal from touch
down -Farringor. Referee-Jones. Um
pire-Taylor. Time OF halves
minutes.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
THE AVENUE

This afternoon the new Avenue Thea
tre will enter upon its third week as an
amusement place in Wilmington. The
extraordinary attraction this week is
"Enoch. the Human Fish," the cham
pion swimmer of England. Professor
Enoch also holds the record for re-
naming under water longer than any
other man in the world and he win
try TO break that record in this city,
In addition to this he will write smoke
play trombone solo and perform va
rious other feats in the big glass tan,
which he carries for this act. It is a
remarkable performance in every way
and one which has been obtained al
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
FROM WENONAH TEAM

The Wilmington High School team got
It's Saturday game from tho wenonah. N.
j., High School team by the score OF 10 to
0. Although the visitors were out-classed
at every point they played a good game
The first half was one OF the anest ex-
amples OF scientific football that was ever
played on a local field. Wilmingtons work
on the offense was far above the ordinary
they using trick plays and making strong
line plunges repeatedly. The forward
passes between Vandever and Kyle prov
ed by far to be tho main feature OF the
game. they working It five times success
fully. while Golterman. Brown and Saw
don also did well. Housed, rodd and
Greenleaf were the strongholds for
Wcnonah.
Attempts by the visitors TO make for.
ward pass plays failed. Tho local boys
scored in each half. The line up:
w. II. S. W. NJ. S.
Kyle q. 80. ......left end .......... Petty
Tatnall 80. .. left tackle ..... .....Rflls
Lynch .... e. ..left guard ...... henson
Grom 49,. 49,. ....centre .. .keeici
Irwin .... ......right guard ......A Jones
Golterman.. fright tackle ...Shephert
Hartmann. ....right end 80. ......Gulicl
Brown. quarter back ..... ..Greenlea.
Walther =. LEFT half back ......House
Vandever.. o. right half back ...... .Tayloi
Sawdon .... ....full back. .... ..... Dodt
Referee, Stewart. Of Delaware: umpire
Capt Jones of wenonah: two g0-ininut,
halves. Touchdowns, sawdon anu Golfer
man.