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AMMAN John Howell sarah c. II
Bannon Anna e Ketchan1, George E
BsIns BsI5ss. sG2nla sj A. Naae1' sSe TdS1 -
Brown Caroline r. MyE4tt. Martha A
CsTPsoteT: c9TD.,s Eft: Franklin T. Pos, Richard hard
collins stephen. Trscy Elizabeth r.
ANNAN-In this CITY, after short Illness John Annan
Of Lond9n England Il bis S2d yea. Fg5s., ~. :. s-y. 81 -
England
2s2s ~ 1908 Ann. "a El1as.s 4ess ,5nSa
Relatives and friends invited attend The IgneTsl
bn. Friday. October 30 a; . a. m
BARDEI-on sunday. october q. 1908 af,er nnssrns
friends are nvtsd to attend resi-
dence. No 239 Dean st. brooklyn. on Thursday at
BARNEs-on Tuesday. October 81 1913 simon Barnes
husband OF katherine Iadlsy Funeral from bis % la;s
day. at 2.so p. m IntsrTnent Holy cross,
M2 8s , F g S Ma Havsg en- RSSF, 6S. ss October -
Blk Ssoved I'8 Rasbaad nRIff' = carrie 0s soTod-r
cARPENTBR-on Tenth month. 2sth. 1905. Franklin 7:
Meeting House 18Th st and Rutherford Place. skin
day. Tenth month. 3oth. At ?.
a x ~ 1, gesay @ ana ssRps % os 9S0e .s m q9ss rom G
late resifen- e No So Wioushby ave brooklyn.
Friday morning. october 80 az $50 O'Clock
CoLLINs-on October 81 1898. stephen Collins in his
sh yee en's5ed & in5o rest sTyeS AZ ae e'de9ss s, n
ave, Brooklyn. THURSDAY evening. at o'clock Rea-
tivss AMI friends invited
HowEL1-on Monday. October 2s 1908. a. Jsnerson
n oTRa ac, . n9 9.S saTa5 5 & n. Hha s o T
Eisham. OF Charleston. : - Funeral nom Trinity
n,armenl Gnern5 EFaPs5a a Ps4aa. Us October % AZ 0i'
KETcHA9t-At Yonksrs y I. ocso6eT e. r. GeoTEs Ed
services his late residence 70 14s North BroadTay
Carriages the train leaving Grand Central
Station ga
KDDER-on Tuesday October n 1905. in eo-h year
OF his Frederic Kidder. OF Wilmington. n c
MARTIN-On Tuesday. October q. 1905. after short
son Of the late John c. and Mary J. Gz-tin Funeral
private
MYGATT.At chazy. y 7. October "a IN Tssi her ssd
Thomas MvEatt services at the house ebay
Thursday morning. al O'Clock
y Y. on MONDAY. October 26 1905. Henry Den;oa
late residence in Linden THURSDAY octo5er ~ az
M Garrtases vii meet the aTrivat OF a rata - 1e
West 42d II 81 a. m. connecting with train
with buffet car arriving at CornVsn ia p m return
New York at T;3O p Philadelphia papers please
copy.
POsT-On Wednesday morning 2s. 1903 Of
TIE late Rev. Richard ,Bayley Post and Eliza Deans
Arden. Funeral services at Christ Church. Eizaoeth
y J., Friday afternoon at B o'clock
sTRANGE-At rest. after short illness wsdnesday.
and daughter OF the C7rivate)
Friday late residence Orange. y J.
TRACY-On Tuesday October y. 1905 at her late r-s
the late Frederick Tracy and daughter Of the late VIII
lam 5 Wilson. her s6th Funeral services az
inst. on arrival q leaving Grand Central station
at I1:1O a m
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CHICAGO CAT AND DOG CEMETERY,
by Telegraph 10 The Tribune

by Telegraph TO The Trbunel
Chicago, Oct. 2S.-Cats and dogs OF aristocratic
lineage may be buried in 8 private cemetery
in Chicago Mayor Busse instructed the corpora
ton counsel this morning to prepare an ordinance
TO this effect. J. J. Miller, Of the Mascoutan
Kennel Club. who has option fourteen acres
~ land IS back OF the movement.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

oe,ciaI Record and Forecast-Washinst"n' oct- 20
,ortosl disturbance that moved north"aTo over me
~ .veninR near Charleston. 6. c. with lowest
..a5 ,ressure p inches A depression is a4so
- rear the southern New England Coast Ram mas
,,fe, n the Atlantic states from Maine 10 FIoia'
also III '- = - Elsewhere except the north
- coast. the weather has been fair
,rer,rur. hiss fallen in the Atlantic states ana Inc
,-or,bwest. In ether districts temperature os -,
-, T,urinK Thursday rain Will be foio"eo Ds
't-g and cooler weather along the Atahuc "L ~,
valleys and lake region the "es leI
IN Nth lower temperature in the nor IN
De io- continue the north racine 'a0t
states tor me northern Rocky Mountain region
SNOW .tnds along New England ana Inidos
ne Iii ~. fresh and shifting 70 hoi -
coasts so,tt Atlantic fresh northwest, hIons e
SriF coast light fresh sorthtffiiy, -, rs ~
Gun -. .sTeat IAkes fresh nOrthH est -. Ill,
ailo .s-s o. departtng THURSDAY for t-uop no,tb
- ,resh 70 strong winds. shhtns 10 iioi'H A
. I-a. In rain 20 the Grand Banks.
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ea,NcgTon SENIORS ELECT OFFICERS

Telegraph 10 The Tribune
rrirce-on n J. Oct. 2s-E. A. Dillon. captain
-. tho Princeton football team, was elected presi-
o.rt Of the senior class OF Princeton University
today. Newton r. Cass was elected vice. -presi-
Ssnt T{e is a candidate for centre rush the
SGIeareitv eleven J. c Brush of New York.
elected secretary and treasurer
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Highest temperature yesterday. % date last esr
syeIaGeo. Tor Corresponding date last u'i'y
years. "I- To-day rain followed by GEARING anu
L>a l>5,a' FRIDAY fair: fresh TO strong noF'h "il
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NATIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMENT.

PARKER. COUNSEL. FOR THE DEFENCE.
From The Buffalo Express.
Several attempts have been made 10 explain Alton
B. Parker's activities in this campaign. One guess
IS that he has been promised the place OF Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court II Bryan is elected
Another is that Parker has been regularly retained
to defend Bryan.
AN EXTRA HAZARDOUS RISK.
From The Philadelphia Ledger Und).
Business men and all sane citizens should know
Just what Organism and Compression II
the system be adopted business will be an extra
hazardous risk.
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N,osENTY YAI-CHAPMAN-On Wednesday. October IS
auce EsttrIv daughter OF William Henry Chapman.
Philip James Mosenthal
VAN wAGFNEN-LEsTER-O Tuesday October 81
zoos AZ Montreal the Rev Richard Newton. EVELYN
I daughter of Odilon LAger. Eco, 10 James A Van
WaRsnen % New York city,
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Forecnst for SpociaI I|oo"I'''o ,,t,tna -
t- today and Friday: fresh 10 strong "'
Fr Eastern York rain 9-das "a ,n I@ n9tS winds
ing ana T1isrict Columbia Eastern feIiss ia
For the ,aiouare and Maryland, rain day loI-
NeU and cooler, Friday; fresh 10 strong
north winds rs,,,.snfa and Western York. fair
For s Ertday; Friday. fresh west 10 hoI'h
west winds.
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THE NEXT HOUSE.
From The Washington Star.

From The Washington star
The Republican managers are expressing con-
adance in their ability to carry the next House.
~ thew succeed that aim and also in that for the
Presidency we shall then have some important
ioeisiaton on the tariff question and maybe other
c,,1astions before next summer. The new Congress
T., snecisI session may not confne itself 10 revis-
- tba tariff once IN motion the lawmakers may
taffe mn other matters, and before adjournment do
other things desired ty the country Ihe tarlr
cornes first but il is by means the only problem
in vyhfch the people are interested There Is much
other work that busy hands might 40
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AN EXTRA HAZARDOUS RISK
ONLY FAIR PLAY WANTED.
ON The Sch henectady Union.

From The Sch an nacta6y Union.
If we understand him at all. the American work
ingman nothing but fair play, and this is
why we believe that he prefers to support the
sound and moderate and feasible policies of Mr..
Taft to the fallaCies, extravagant and impractical
and essentially disastrous theories of Mr.. Bryan.
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UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL. 24I-3 West 2sd So. ChapeIa.
Private and pubI'e ambuIznces- Tel 1924 Chelsea
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-, r..ord The following official record
Local OHici"i h' shoYs The changes In the

=. ,bs weather bureau sh'%s h,urs in Cor,rarsoD
TON last tWenty ioui il1-S - O'
ten1peTeIulee uleerIIcsponding date Of last year -
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THE CONSCIENCE VOTER"

FROM Inc EHlldueIpHiA -NoitH 1HiellSdlt.
The country knows what Taft can dc II does
not know what Bryan can or might Go. That Is
why employers making their plans condition
slIy That IS the secret of the plain business in
formation which Mr.. Bryan would have US believe
is ATTEMPTED intimidation. 1t is happy situation
when the conscience voter can cast his ballot
for a candidate who will uphold high ethical stand
ards as we'll as the voters material interests
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A SIMPLE YES OR NO WANTED.
From The Washington Post.

Fr0fn " NHSIIIIISNNJII V0t-
II is possible Mr. Bryan has not heard Of the
question propounded him by President Roosevelt
as to what he thinks of the assault Mr GomPers
made upOn the federal judiciary, and II is certain
tbaT be has ignored question IL II has come to
Eis knowledge. 1t a somewhat embarrassing
jntar-oeati0n but il can be answered by a simple
as or no and the public has q right 20 af-
frmstfve or negative response from Mr.. Bryan De-
fore the vote is taken NOvember s.
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1I-DGE TAFT AND LIE UNIONs.

FrOn
The eminent authority Of the Chief Justice and
an associate Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme
Sourt attesting the friendship OF Judge Taft for
9snizad labor by quoting his opinion establishing
The rights labor unions cannot be disputed II
fs all the more forcible because the opinion is
<,,ota5 as II was originally delveved-as a matter
- lau rather than OF politics
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The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

The Bryan campaign fund is growing slowly, six new names having been added to the list of contributors since our last issue.
 We are in recept of d quantity of buttons from the National Committed for distribution to those who contribute a dollar.
 The button bears an excellent likeness of MT. Bryan al. the words, .'I gave my dollar, did you?e If your name is among the list of contributors call at this office and get button, and if you have not contributed send in your dollar and get d button.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25
MARRIAGES,
CARTE R-WFIR.

Will Carter and Miss Ollie Weir drove out to the home of Rev. T. Boyd east of Springdale Wednesday morning, where tkey were united Tn marriage at ten o'clock. They will go 10 house. keeping at once in the L. O. Nlekerson property near the Bap- tist Church.
 The groom Is d son of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Carter of this place and was reared in Springdale. He IS skilled mechanic and an industrious young man with a large circle of friends. The bride IS the eldest daughter of NJ. $. Weir and has resided in Springdale for a number of years, being admired and respected by all as lovable young woman. The News joins with other friends in wishing the young people bright and happy fu- ture.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25
BLAKE BAGGETT'S
 RESIDENCE BURNED,

The residence of Blake Bag gett, a few miles northwest of town, was destroyed by fire Sat urday night about eight o'clock, together with most of the con- tents.
 How the fire originated will probably never be known. No one was home at the time, the family all being away visiting. Mir. Baggett was at home about six o'clock and ate his supper and fed his stock, but had no light and built no fire. In fact there had been no fire on the premises the entire day.
 Some of the neighbors on see ing the fire rushed in and suc- ceeded in saving some of the bedding and a few articles of household goods, but practically everything was consumed.
 The building was two-story, five-room frame structure, almost new. Fortunately Mr. Baggett had 5000 insurance on the dwell- ing and S2oo on the contents. It was in the Phenix with the Dodson-Renner agency of this place.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

The News recently sent to Gov. C. N. Haskell, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, the amount contributed to the campaign fund to that date, and has received the following ack- nowledgment:
 Guthrie, Ok, Sept. 1o.-Mr. John P. Stafford, Springdale, Ark. Dear Sir: Your letter of 18th inst, inclosing draft for Sf2 and list of names of those donat- ing same, received. Said amount has been placed in the Bryan fund and your name forwarded to na- tional headquarters, from which office receipts will be sent you for distribution.
 Accept my sincere thanks for this nice contribution. Hope you and your friends may be able to send in many times this amount between now and November 5.
 kindest regards and best wish es, am, Very truly yours,
 C. N. Haskell,
 Treas. Dem. Nat. Com. D., rE hoe tIN
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25
DR. SMITH TELLS OF THE
 RAILROAD SITUATION.

EDITOR NEWS:
 Being in touch with the pro- motors of road to connect Hunts vile and Sloan Springs and ul- timately Bald Knob on the east and some point west of Sloan Springs, not as vet determined, and the very active interest mani tested at both terminals, and at Huntsville and Tontitown and along the line. leads me to re- port through The News the prog ress thus far made. The two towns east are very active and a bonus of $50, ,000.00 Is being rals- ed. Individuals are pledging S100O.00 each. Sloan Springs IS active and a liberal bonus Is assured there. Every encourage ment IS offered along the line and the promoters feel sanguine of success.
 The coming week, If the weather Is fair. will determine locations to a great extent. Spsingdale should wake up to the importance of this road. It Is the onl y chance.
 The bonus required will be in proportion 10 what other towns are offering This road will be standard gaage, heavy rails and grade Tot to exceed one and a half per cent fully capable of handling heavy tonnage.
 When people can fully realize that the estimated cost of this road complete IS S1o,000 a mile. the bonuses will not appear so large. When living in Spring. field, the writer assisted in rais- ing bonus of S150,00 for only a branch of the Mo. P. Ky.
 DR. A. C. SMITH.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25
Bryan's Prospects Good.

Democratic National Commit tee, Headquarters Auditorium Annex, Chicago, Ill.-September IA, 1908. MT. J, r. Stafford, Editor News, Springdale. Ark. My Dear Sir: We have just re- ceived the latest issue of The News, and note with much pleas ure that your popular subscrip- tion list to the Democratic Ma
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25
NOTES,

One of the surprises of the cleo tion was the result in Searey County. Every Democrat was elected, the Republican candi- dates for treasurer and surveyor having no opposition. Searcy Is one of the two Republican coun- ties In the state.
 In giving the result of the cleo tion III Springdale Township last week G. A. Graves was shown as having received twelve votes for justice of the peace. In justice to MT. Graves 1t should be stated that he was in no sense q candi- date for the place, the Democrat le nominees being Willard Berry and Y. C. Graham.
 There was lively contest for prosecuting attorney in the Four teenth district, comprised of the counties of Boone, Searcy, New ton, Cleburne, Van Buren and Marion. The candidates were Troy Pace and ". F. Reeves, re- ceiver of the U. $. Land Office at Harrison. The latter who was the Republican nominee, won by a majority of over 500.
 Boone County elected Repub- liean sheriff, Joe Reef, by a plur- ality of 15s. His election was due to disaffection in the ranks of the Democratic party over the result of the spring primary, when many Democrats thought Evatt was beaten out of the nom- lnatlon by fraud. There were three names on the ticket for sheriff, the Democrat who was given the nomination, the Re publican nominee and NIT. Evatt, who ran as an independent.
 Charles D. Greaves, of Hot Springs, who was the Republi- can nominee for governor some years ago, was elected state sen- ator in the district comprised Of Garland and Montgomery count ies, over his Democratic oppon- ent, Judge 0. H. Sumpter, by a majority of bo. The reform ele- ment of the Democratic party in Hot Springs opposed Snmpter because he was in favor of a mod iflcation of the Amis anti-race track law, which prohibits gambling on horse races in Hot Springs.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25
BIRTHS.

Parrott. Born. to MT. and Mrs. Frank Parrott, September 17, a son.
 DingIe.-Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Dingle, September IS, a son.
 Rupple. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. George Rupple, September 20, daughter.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25
Piano to be Given Away
lie week ~ npf"%f% % f par @ % % 5 @ M % mR ~

tional campaign fund is steadily growing larger.
 Ne take this occasion to con- graduate you on the results; and also to say to your readers, through you, that the Democracy of the nation is grateful to them for the patriotic response to the appeal for funds.
 Nearly all of the information received here Is most encouraging for Democratic victory in Novem- Der. Keep up the good work.
 Very truly yours,
 NJ. C. Wetmore, Chairman Finance Committee.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

Miss Naomi, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Graham, met with a painful accident at the high school building Friday night. A box supper was given for the benefit of the basket ball team, and number of the young peo- pie were present, engaged in playing games of various kinds. In some manner Miss Naomi fell, and the shock to her nervous sys- tenn was so great that she was picked up unconscious. She re- mained unconscious until Satur- day morning at ten o'clock, and Saturday afternoon she was seiz- ed with another fainting spell. She Is recovering now, however, and will soon be out again.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25
From Assistant Treasurer.

Chicago, Ill.,, Sept. 21.-The Springdale News, Springdale, Ark. Gentlemen: l wish to ac- kowledge receipt of your check for SIP. We are mailing receipts for each contributor to you for distribution. We trust this will be an incentive to others to con- tribute to the campaign fund. Thanking you for your good work, and trusting to hear from you often, 1 am,
 Yours very truly,
 J. E. Doolin,
 Assistant IreaSurer.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25
From Elm Springs Democrats.

Elm Springs, Sept. 16.-Mr. John Stafford. Dear Sir: l in- close check for $ to be applied on the Bryan fund. Give credit to J. N. Fergus, J. A. Fergus and E. K. Hughes, and oblige.
 Yours truly,
 J. w. Fergus.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25
WASHINGTON COUNTY
 FAIR OPENS OCTOBER 6.

The third annual fair of the Washington County Fair Asso- citation will open at Fayetteville October Q and continue through the :, and 2. \ glance through the premium list will show that good premiums are offered for all kinds of stock. poultry, farm and orchard products, and there will be d department especially for the ladies, many prizes being of fered on needle and culinary work. So 1t matters not what you are interested in, If you will get one of the premium lists and look through 1t you will be sure to find something that will ap- peal to you, and you may have just the very article that will take the premium.
 The races this year promise to be unusually good, and We under stand that there are now on the grounds about thirty-fve horses and more coming in almost every day There will be trotting and running races each afternoon during the far for purses rang ing from $50 to S400.
 An attraction the first three days of the fair that will be of unusual interest to Springdale people will be Clifford H., IT,, 2:19 112, the handsome black stallion owned by (. \. Ownbey of this place, who will pace d mile, twice around tie track, hitehed to sulky without any driver. He Will also pace mile without the sulky. After mak- ing the second round of the track Clifford turns and goes back to the judges stand. Clifford may well be called the "Guideless Wonder" and 1t is said there is only one other horse in the world that performs this feat.
 The price of admission to the fair will be 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under 12 years Of age. Tickets good for the entire four days can be purchased for S1.OO. On the af- ternoon of the first day of the fair all school children i'll the county will be admitted free If the tickets are secured before hand, and on the third page of this issue will be found an article explaining how these tickets may be procured.
 Taking everything in consider ation, the fair promises to be worthy the patronage of every loyal citizen of Washington County. Sprlngdale will be
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Baggett left Wednesday morning for a trip to Moffett, in the southwest part of the county, to visit with relatives of the latter. They drove through, and expect to be absent for about a week.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

A. Y. Roberts called latter part of last week and renewed his subscription to The News and also ordered the paper sent a year to his sister. Mrs. Addie Carrel, at Goldthwaite, Texas.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

Mack Hinson shipped a car load of mules to St. Louis last week which are said to have been the best lot of mules ever shipped from this section.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

J. T. Craig and wife and daughter left Wednesday morn- ing for Battle Creek, Mich, where Mrs. Craig and daughter will remain some time for the benefit of the formers health. They had contemplated going to Texas, but NJ. Craig took his son Pierce up there recently and was so we'll pleased that lie decid- ed stay there would be of more benefit to Mrs. Craig than the Texas trip. Pierce, who is suf- fering with rheumatism, IS re- ported to be improving nicely.
The Springdale news., 1908-09-25

Mrs. Clyde Bradberry, of Buff falo, Mo-, arrived Saturday to visit with her sister, Mrs. B. E. Snider.