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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-30

act in conjunction with Mrs. d. H.
Tarr of Leton, Idaho, who was elected |
state regent.
Paralyzed by a shock from the high |
voltage power wire, while at work at
the top of pole, Lester Months. a
lineman for the Tucannon Electric
Light and Power company, fell to in
slant death recently at Pomeroy.
Further investigations are being
made OF the mysterious fire which de-
stroyed the Bunnell block in Lewis
ton.
The body of j. T. Horrigan, who,
penniless and respondent, shot him
self with a revolver at Spokane, was
shipped to Moscow.
1t is reported that "Old Big Foot"
the grizzly bear that has terrorized
stockmen of the Snake and Salmon
river ranges for Is years, has been
killed near higgins, on the Salmon
river
The prohibitionists Of Idaho will hold
their state convention this year Sep
TENDER 2 at Pierce park, four miles
down the valley from Boise.
While hauling logs in a lumber
camp at st. Maries, VIM. Sears was
struck by falling tree and completely
paralyzed
A victory for 100000 additional
acres under the Carey act for Idaho
was achieved in the house by Repre-
sentative French, whose resolution
was adopted.
The Wallace Banking and Trust
company, organized about year ago
has received authority from Washing
ton to begin business as a national
bank.
A. Schultz, a Nez Perez banker, has
bought the First National bank of Cot
tonwood from e. M. Ehrhardt and con
sOlidated the institution with the
I, Farmers and Merchants State bank.
John Donlan, a laborer suicided re
) Gently at Frand Forks, in the st. JOE
country.
What is regarded by farmers as thu
first specific instance of discrimination
! against Independent grain cOmpanie
r by the Northern Pacific railroad i
/ brought 10 light by the refusal of tn
company to grant warehouse priv
2 leges TO =. W. Lawrence of Pullman
who filed applications for a string O
houses along the Grangeville line, be
{ tween Culdesac and Grangeyille. Us
ing he regular method OF application
Z Mr. Lawrence pettioned the railroa
% company for warehouse sites, but tn
} entire list was promptly returned, wit
the curt word Refused" write
p across the face Of the applications.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-30

Al the Aatatorlum park spoAane's
only amusement park thib week, viii
be held fhe great carnival Tor me
benefit of Spokane Labor Temple fund.
flfty extra attractions. Win new iea-
lures every day
ln iheafrr every Afternoon aud even
inf Nisf lrssac and stock company
ln fhe hilarious comedy Troubles
Dancing every afternoon aud evening
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-30

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-30

After Ok months travelling about
the country. durlnf which d is alleged
he passed more flan 100 worthless
checks aeefesarnf $4,000. Frank Al
Tyler IN years AZ ago of Weston
spunfs il|. Nas arrested in Chicago
recently
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-30
washington, IDAHO, Oregon
and MONTANA ITEMS.
A Few interesting Items Gathered
From Our Exchanges of the Sur
rounding Country-Numerous Acct
dents and Personal Events Take
Place-Crop Outlook Good.
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

OCdlllc nlSn pNIOOl DOyb ana RlIlS |
are to be educated separately in fu-
ture.
The buildings at Charleston of the |
Snake River Canning company are
now complete and the machinery is !
being installed.
Renewed trouble at the state train.
ing school has resulted in +. G.
Thompson resigning his position as SUI
perintendent
When the Atlantic battleship feet
arrived off Grays harbor Wednesday it
was presented with 16 Teddy bears
live ones" The gift was from the city
of Aberdeen.
section Of five blocks in Seattle
was flooded for two hours Saturday
night by the bursting of an 18-inch
high pressure water main on Melrose
avenue.
Navigation has opened on the Okan-
ogan river for the ensuing season.
Authorities of the naval academy
announce that Midshipman o. Wilson
Of Seattle, a member of the graduating
class, is the winner OF the handsome
sword presented annually by the class
of 1871 for general excellence in gun
merry.
Marie J. Candy, whose husband,
Clinton e. Candy, was sentenced 10 a
gear in the Pierce county Jail for
Handwriting his wife, was granted a
decree Of divorce.
The ROsalia public schools have
closed for the summer.
This week will mark the graduation
Of the first class from the Kennewick
high school.
james y. G0odhue one Of the oldos
Odd Fellows IN the northwest, a pio-
neer steamboat man and railroad
agent died recently ID Walla Walla.
The water has been turned into the
new high-line ditch on the East We
naichee land This means that 5000
acres more are now under water IN
the Wenatchee valley
An extra freight train was wrecked
three miles from Cheney recently and
20 cars loaded With coal We're com
Dletely wrecked, being smashed int
hndling wood.
Recently Jay Barnhau, aged Is
years, was drowned in the Spokane
river while fishing with bis brother on
Mite rock
Owing ~ fhe illness Of Mr billiard
iiilllard a ~. bankers, Of Cotton
have closed their bank Accounts va
be llquldated until May n and al
n0tes, etc. VII pe uanieued io tA'
First sfaie Bank of lniopioBn.
a package confalniug 500 % silYe
Bae stolen from i4e Great Apiipfii
depot af lslt recently
'Old Mau' Wheeler q uacb walker
has confessed tDai he was rle mal
bbo made on Hir ihe money popel
A ls reported fhai iAe houhep ~
c|ic - preparing NJ pefln Hpif AZ
AL $1,000 DQ0 Point DeNapco water
flado iopn ouf AZ 1aooma ~ foi'
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-30
my Wife"

John Drew comes to the Spokane
soon in his successful comedy, MY
Wife" The piece is new in America,
but has been running in London and
Paris for several months.
In his support is Miss Billie Burke,
striking recruit to the limited list of
stage beauties who can act.
''When Knights Were Bold"
Miss Mary Boland, Francis Wilson's
leading woman, is said to play her
difficult part in Mr.. Wilson's success,
Charles Marlowe's when Knights
Were Bold" with perfect understand
ing 1t will be presented May 80 at the
Spokane.
Regeneration of Aunt Mary"
l.. S. Sire, under whose management
Miss Robson is starring, has surround
ed her with a strong company and the
entire production, scenic and cos
tunes, are most elaborate.
In dramatizing The Regeneration of
Aunt Mary" Miss Warner has created
comedy which is original.
Great Orchestra in June.
Mr.. Walter Damrosch and the New
York Symphony orchestra will give a
series of three orchestral concerts at
the Spokane theatre, June and 6.
The New York Symphony orchestra
holds the highest place among the
great orchestral organizations of this
country, and in size, equipment and
efficiency ranks with the famous sym
phonic bodies of the world Music
lovers generally will appreciate the
importance of this engagement, as the
conductor of the orchestra, Mr. Walter
Damrosch, is probably the most dis
tinguished musician in America today
The following distinguished artists
will appear with the orchestra: Mary
hissem de Moss Soprano; Alexander
saslaysky, yiolinist Henry Bramsen,
cellist Prices $3.50, $500, Sl.50; gen
eral admission. unreseryed, sl.00.
Seats for Out-Of-t0Wn subscribers viii
be- carefully selected Address y ~.
King car John w. Graham a. Co.,
spokane
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-30
Spokane.
Wholesale Produce Prices.


Vegetables-New radishes, 40c doz
lunches; dollhouse lettuce, Csc lb;
caulifiower, $2@2.50 doz; new turnips,
loo bunch; new beets, 10c bunch
green peas, 10c lib; new cabbage, $3.50
cwt
Fruits-Cooking apples, Use. 81
box; eating apples, $1.25@2 box; navel
oranges, $3.50 case; California cher
ries, s1.50 case.
Nuts-English walnuts, 1Sc Id; sack
lots, lie; almonds, zoe Id; pecans,
17@1Sc lb; Brazils, lie lib; peanuts,
raw, Japan, S@9c Id; roasted, 10@l1c
lb; Virginia jumbos, raw, Sc Id; roast
ed. 11@12c lb; walnuts, tic lb; hick-
DRY nuts, 10@12c lb.
Dairy products-Eggs, local ranch,
$3.50; butter, extras, 32@33c lib; firsts,
soc Id; seconds, 28c Id; ranch butter,
No. /, 18c Id; Wisconsin cream cheese,
1515c Id; brick cream cheese, zoe lib;
New York limburger, zoe Id; block
and wheel domestic cheese, zoe lb;
imported Swiss cheese, 31c ID; Edam
cheese, $1,000 doz; Roquefort, 4Oc;
Canadian cream cheese, $1.25 dOz.
Flour-First patent, s. Dbl; second
patent, $4.75 Dbl.
Seed-Red clover $21 cWt; barley
Sl75 cwt; bluestem wheat, SLIGO cwt
oats, white seed, SLIGO cwt; oats, gray
S225 cwt; fancy Kentucky bluegrass
$40 cwt; timothy, prime, 1913 cwt
timothy, choice, ~ cwt; white clover
SIS cwt; alfalfa, $21 cwt; spring rye
Sl.S5 cwt; winter rye, SLIGO cwt
beardless barley, $l.65 cwt.
Prices Paid TO Producers.
Timothy hay, SIS ton; grain hay
$3.50 ton; alfalfa, $3.50 ton; oats
sl.25 owt; feed. wheat, sl.25 cwt mill
ing wheat 6SQ70o cwt; whole barley
$40 ewt; whole corn, old, $3.50 cwt
new. sl.45 cwt
Liyestock-Steers, live weight ga
5izoi dressed, 81 500 COWS, live weight
404lzci dressed, $3.50 sheep liy
weight sci dressed, l2Ql3c; hogs
I've weight 6hci dressed s7Q7 90
ealsss, dressed rough and heavy IA
lbs and over eQ9ci choice, 1000 ~
IDS, "a zoe.
poultry Lave hens, llc lb' dresse
hens. lc.
legs Case, S6lONblb.
Pacific Northwest Wheaf
Portland one. Club. 500 Dueafeu
aloi red, eelsei valley SOC
Iac0ma. Wash lilueffeu. 60
Club. oici Ied. hic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-19

~. lpeI6es bitimmt, boB @6eibuns
isf, nidt boz ied3s MlOn4tsn, ndt9 bs'
Ten @spdbrun9 bufsb ben Ri4ter. n
Rrcft trettn.
Sin NerfaM bes gaeprdientdnten.
Dr. Dsnntb, DDn pouIbing gp.. sint
birsfte McbI ber BunbtsfsndtDrer
Dilrd bos Wolf 0nauftrsben. fDnrbs
burh bic prlitifer rcreitelt.
Bon ben @efsbsn iiber Snitidttpt
inb Neferenbum, iris 3u ber 10 bOhp
nDtbigeE MsForm unfersr WortDoblen,
ipeldk ia IN nebrersn Worla9sn ber
gelsbeebuns borliegen, fam man itt'
mer mod 1ugsn x6anger unb Bangen
in ihfpebenDer pein", obipDbl iih bic
MusFhten fir beren Nnnabme tttnds
eebsHert au baben fdsinen.
ssntereiIdnt mar duh cine GefanrntS
iibuns Der beiben 3neise Der geiebge9
buna lebte MDde, tpDrin Grz@ouper'
neur unb Banfisr, Mpron s. 6errid.
einen @prtrug iibcr Mm. S. Brnan's
tiirsli9 am gletdpsn plas Dorgeritte<
nes reues @tedenpferb .Gardnttrte
8antbepofiten1 belt unb babel ole
BON 1einem Norrebner bsriibrten Mraus
mente eriinbli1 tpioerleste. Gs il
bies, Acknowledgement, Elm 9bema, fpos
fir bic sroBe Menge unferes 8o.fes,
beIonbers ii LETTER 3eit, tpenig Werz
fdnbniB bat ODER nDthis bat, tpsil lels
ber bic Banibepoiiten feblen.
NuBer Der Gelsbgebunssputb lsiosn
unIere @tadtsmdnner 5ur 3eit duh
an Der unteriuhunssputb. Man err
ipartet 3ipar, bab bas Iogenannte
Medz Rommittee, bas unter ben bOhez
rem 2ebrerfreilen bes 6tuates etipus
llmfdau ge1alten uno redt stpeifels
bafte Goden gu Sage eefOrbert bot.
in n1hiter 3eit 5u @noe tommen miro,
bod 1T bic llnterfudung bes Staotss
fdaBes unb beFen Meiiters nod i'm
Sang unb bat iptpeit trgeben. baB
dhnlihe W<rfabren gegen ale anbere
etaatsbeportements eingeleifet tp<rs
ben, tpp5u bic @elbmittel fdpn betpilz
list iinb, ME AUDI bic unteriuAun9en
Der @ertpultung oes Stuutsauhthau>
les unb her politii4en 9etriisereier in
6amilton Co., fur tpelt' 2ebtere iebt
Elm allieitis befriebiserh.s Rommiisee
ernannt lit, nun balD:oi. in NnsrtfF
genommen tptrben. nohoem bic betrefs
fenben ltnteriuhunss Rommittees
fdmmtli4 unparteiiit s.na9t tuorben
finb.
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Gum S9lub muB ih nod tlrs bic
MusT9ten fir ben uns I'M nGbften
6erbit teDsr Ite1enben Wa'9ltampf be-
riibren. Die Republitaner ba6en ibrer
jonT unsenein itarfen platform eine
reht norihe plante, bic gmpfe6luns
bon 2otalzs0ption, eingefiist uno ben
alien liberalen unb fortl4rittlihen
Bejtrebuneen, ipenn aud niht feinb<
liden, 10 bod eleidgiiltie seseniiberz
tebenben Jurmer unb jesigen @ouDer,
neur 9arris, als @ouperneurstdnbis
buten barauf sefteat, tpoAl hoffeHb,
bab berielhe burh bic prdIioents
ihafts> s>Ranbibatur bon Mm. 8. 5aft
NIT ourd9efdleift ip<rbe. Was tpers
ben nun Bic Demotraten thun. Diez
1tlben babtn Bis iebt bon ihren Nbfihs
ten nod gar nidts Derlauten tuifen.
unb ielbit bic ben,otratiihen Settings.
berausgeber, pel9e bic platform unb
ben 0aupttanbibaten forttpdbrenb t<=
mDgeln unb baburh ben literalen
0eiligenihein Der friiberen D<motros
tie tnisDer aufammen5ufliden iu4en,
tpdgen es niht nur niGt. bic 6anb.
lung ber beportebenben, bemotratis
fhen Ronpention pordus3uIugen, ions
bern niht einmul. bieitlbe uuf bic ri@s
tigs Balm gu lenten. MuBerbem lit ~
ben beiben, bisber berborrasenbfen,
btmotratiften @ouperneurs Ranbis
boten, Meltp unb pnmerene, BON
Canton, nls Dritter jebt ilnier St.
notszpr6jibent, Mi1iams, binsuses
fpmmen. Der CUTE MusIidt boben fol,
bic domination dls Rompromibfdnbi,
bot 3ipifhen ben tpiitbtnb itreitsnben,
b<nlofrotiIden. Sobnfon unb Garbtr
1attipnen ~ erbalttn. Gollfe Mil.
fans, ber 5tine Ronititutntsn BEL
paffirung be- $1,000 2iaenssefttel 8
fMm6blim berrietb. oer iebt Jtpnr itG
einen li6erosen Mnifrin 3u 8eben bers
fu9t, aud 0e1sn bos Role QDcdIsO Ops
siipn.G Gsisb tfimmte, 11Si<Ibe iebo&
fp1ter mil srobeM Gnjio nntssjeidb.
metz, 46rri3, ber bdS}elbe tbdt. al
Geeentdnbibdt 8egenilbtroeItellt tper.
Sen, - tSnnle q lsid5t itin, bdb bal
Iiber1ls (Jeuiknt 0raiti M beslii
ti36ti 4sn Jlqper bon oasbp, ~ 81,
nem 8aiTertr & et3etsn spiit6e, IN,
bnre IgGnbe ate, peIit ie &6eofier
7 fifunlefK faNen ljtn. Ft16
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RetratbSb elutllteut,8en.

Daniel 9. Slides - Mnna s. Ghott,
beioe BON Gbanespitle.
eamuel- Sinner - 2aura @or. beioe
bon ubriAsDiQe.
parrp s. 8arber - Worp Mrenb, bel.
Be BON 6trabbur9.
gmerp Netphouie - gearl Beneoure.
beios bon Wiopale.
Ciiuer s. Yarnsr. uhrldspi0e - gla.
ia M. @apes. Mibpale.
Bruce albert Cole Settle Map Mfber.
beioe bon Rem @omersto,pn.
Bm. R,ier Blan1e 8. patpt, beio'
uon Stonecreei.
Wag Gome0. 6crt Wapne. Snb. -
emma Weife. ubrihsuiGe.
ebwaro perman - Qertba u. 6unt.
beioe bon New philadelphia.
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Cut fisr Seoeru,an,,.

oerr Norm0n It. @oultel, Elm bro.
minenter AHbstsH in oem Delbert Be.
bduoe. San Granciseo. ioat: SD be.
irditiQe Mles pol uno 9an3. mas bon
electric Vitfsrs als ein 6tdrtunas.
Qsilmittfl Qsiaai iporbsn III. gs III
aut for SeOermann. gs beridtiet lin.
oronnnosl DOn Nagen, Qeber nnb
@ieren in prompter unb fpirtiamsr
@eiis nnD baut Das Soften auf.
electric Bitters III Das bette Grhbiahrs,
oeilmittel. bas ie an einsm Apotbtter.
2aDentii0 usrf0uft murDe. Als Elm
3 Dlutyetni0uuesmitte III es unperaleid=
lld. llntsr Garontie psriauft in %. g.
Heter's Apotttte. preis so Gents. Sn
psisrs apstbsit wiro beuti& aeipro@en.
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0kNor1ell. .

9m IN M6r3 in Dennilon 6r0n
Gondrb { IliIeI. in Utter UOit 90 Sab.
rem am Nsfpenfisber. Nun ibr 6j0b.
iriasI 8nats II anl Nsrpenfiebsr 81.
lss Nm l Mdr3 in llbtihspille 3obt.
Nobb. feit piglsn ssabrel Elm 5eber oes
Ghrpnislt. i'm 9llter BON Al Sahren
an'Osr Ausehruna.
Mm ia. Mdrs in Barntil Jrou 5u-
Ian 2homas i'm utter bon 81 Sahren. !.
Die WefltDrbene mar in Woies 9ebo.
reli he hinte.ldBt einen SObn un0
3tpei 96nter.
Mm Ia. Mdr3 in Der Mdhe bon
Wainiurigbf SaeOb 0oraer nan tllrFl
arantbsit. Ser Weritorbene mar am
81. Ds3tmber 1914 in lletenoorf bel
3ban, Gontpn Yern. GbiueiS aeboren.
Sm Sabre 1871 lam er rnh Den Ser.
Staatell uno lieB fid9 in oieiem @onntp
neoer. mo er Sabre lang als Goblen=
grader arbeitete. gr mar aaeemeln
beliebt uno eenob Ole gdtuna ieiner
Witbiirgeg. Gr binterldBt cine Wittwt
uno pier ainoer, Drei S0bne uno eiil
3ohter, ipelh lsBtere in Ranias wohnl
SIN VrnDer bes Ye,liorbsnen wobnt ii
Aaserspille. Elm 3Deiier in Ganton uni
ein oritter in Steiiisbura bel 3bun III
Der ShDei3.
Mm 10. Mdr3 in Dunose Dentn
5hiipbah i'm Utter BON i9 Sabren alt
Der yusaebrung.
Mm Is. Mdr, in Nem Vbildoelphio
6rcu 9lellie 1lnt i'm 2llier Don 80
Sahren an Der Ausaebruna.
Mm II. Mdr3 in New pb,laoelphia
syaeob Nidles i'm Utter pon 68 Sabr,n
an elmer Quneenentsiinouna. nanosm
er nur iehs xaae trant gele9en. . I
0erforbene NOR bel Aarber9. @anlon
Bern. Shtueia. 9eboren uno tam ala
7jdhriaer Rnabe nit ieinen gltern uul
8ei6nifern nan ben Der. Gtaatsh.
no iib iein Batter in 5uaarcreet 3p.
in biefem gountp rlieoerlieB. Nls S..
cob beranwuds. erlernte er in sbane. +.
pile bps e1uiterbanbpert. trat abe
bel benz Musbruh oes Biraertrieaes Il
Ole Mrmee uno oiente orsi uub FIN ha'
pes Sabr im l07. Ohio &egimen
NahDen ct ehrenIol entlaiien. beirc.
lhete CT Mnna u. Clint pon Ha9er.
pile. 6pdier soa ct nah Nsw pbilu=
oslptia. no CT iiir ssohm Urn arbeiiste
Spdtsr griinoete er ein ei9enss 8eitdl
uno lett Diele1 Sabren bate ct eli {
2Dertftdite an On 0oAfiraBe, nebtn
@aele 0al. mo er slifarbsit bsioret
uno mo- er friih uno ipdt thdtl9 Fmur
gr mar ebrlid. fieibla uno aQaemelr
beliebt. Dor unaefdhr bier Sabrer
itarb feline Grau. gr btnterldBt pie
| Qinoer gbas. 9. N,dles in ganaI
Douer. 0arrp Nidles in &allipolis,
6rau Coma Aloenhopen in pittsburp
uno ardulein Nnna 9f,dles in Sen
philadelphia. gine Shmeiter oss
Yeritorbenen pobnt in Samestomn.
DO.
| Mm Is. Mdri in Bort Waibinator
| Geor9 2imhnd i'm Utter bon So Sab.
rem. Vt bintsrldbt cine Wittue unt
bier Rinoer.
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Natta a,, 0dfer.

9obn q. Hl&6er in suaarereet bot
zine i66ne Nusmabl BON 4dierutenii.
lien. 8e3lpirnte 9dstii6er BON 8-l4I4.
Qalbermdaen. Rdspuluer. 4absgtraei.
Qdstobfdaen. thermometer. per3inrte
2dsbobrer. Grutiatu6. 0arnii6pldbe.
48 Sohn q. XsuBer. 6u9arer.et. ..
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xDtMtia fiir ~ tonnente

Nan elmer. .0erorbnnnA -oes 8enerals
peRmeillers lnlfen Dom |. sSanpgr
1908 i1mmtlidbe 3eituilaen. lotern ne
ale po1lahe 3. 2laiie befDroert ,tpers
Oen iplen, i'm Dorans be3ahlt sDeroeii.
Abcnnenten pon Wo4enbldttern bur-
{en nidf idneer ois Elm Sabr. icldpe oon
aoasbidtiern ntdht ldnaer als orel yio.
.iatt nit ihren 3ablunaenim Radaan'
Be |ein, benn Der 6eransaeber. per
1roboem iein 8latt ihift. tann meael'
Nellesuna oer VOlfaeiebe 3i elmer
Gtrafs BON 500 500 perurthellt
tperOen.
Wir hoHen. uniere 2eIer weroen ail
OieIe QeIsBlihsn Seltinnnnnaen Mud
fht nehmen unb lhre Hlldlfanoe
prompt berifbtiAen.
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De Nn5en oen oarau bu oab bies Die sefdftisn 9aon
~ iein miro, Die mir nod ie gebabt.
aommt frdbe na unerem @tore &omnt uub praft unere
prddtis Nusuab Seioe unb anbren &leicerfoen Sic
Mswabl il unsepDbnl sroB uo umfaBt bic Snten neuem
aooen unb Nnier llnre Muspab WeiBmdaren ii aber
orbentlh If0n.
Sn nnierem Department bon feri9n &leoern nbet SIR Die
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The Springdale news., 1908-05-29

Our gallantry does not irnpel uS to give our seat to woman who IS lngging a poodle dog.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-29
NUMEROUS COUNTY
 BRIDGES FOR THIS COUNTY

County Judge Williams has just settled with the contractors for the piers of tie bridge being constructed across the Illinois river. he steele frame has been ordered and will be here by July I, after which time the work will be rapidly pushed. This bridge will be feet long Another structure 20 feet long was con- tracted for, the contract being let to August Lehman, who, however, failed to make good and 1t will now be let to some one else. This bridge will span West Fork. One pier of a third bridge. for the main stream at Wyman, has been completed and the work Is being rapidly pushed to completion. This will be the largest of the neW structures. its length being TO feet. This will be eight steel bridges built dur ing Judge Williams adlninistra- tion, and petitions are now out for two more. For one of these 212o0 has already been subserib- cd by citizens aud the other two will probably be secured. When these new one> are obtained and those now under construction completed, every stream in the county will have bridge where one Is needed Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-29

Sin is not distinguished bY sex.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-29

A lot of men are like soda foun- talns give off lots of froth but mighty little solid substance.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-29
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
 AT STATE UNIVERSITY.

Following IS the program ot the thirty fifth annual commence ment of the University of Ark ansaS:
 Saturday, June 0, 8 p. m.- Glee Club Concert.
 Sunday, June :, 10:30 a. m.- Baccalaureate sermon by Father Thomas Healy, C. $. P., Nash vile, Tenn.
 Sunday, June :, , p. m.-Con- cert, Barr's Orchestra and voice culture department.
 Sunday, June :, s p. m.-Ad- dress, Y. NJ. C. A. and Y. W. C. A.
 Monday. June s, 9 to 10 a. III. Exhibition by Engineering de- partments and physical culture department.
 Monday, June s, II a. rn.-Or- atorical contest for Johnson lov- ing cup.
 Monday, June s, ?. p. IT, Dress parade drill by cadets.
 Monday, June 5, s p. m.- Program by department of ex- pression.
 Tuesday, June ., 10:So a. m.- Class day exercises.
 Tuesday, June 9. 2:5o p. m.- Tine Brough debate.
 Tuesday, June 2, s p. m.- Concert by department of music.
 Wednesday, June 10, 10 a. m. address by President A. E. Strong of Iowa State College and the conferring of degrees by his excellency, k. Q. Pindall. governor Of Arkan- SaS.