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The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-08
Lea Blown Nearly Off.

Paris, Tex, Aug. 8.--Ed. Mccoy, en- ployed at the Paris Bottling works, was injured in tank explosion. His left leg was blown almost off. His body was picked up thirty feet away from the generator.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-08

LOST-On Tuesday afternoon between the Nevada County Bank and Bank of Prescott, one Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen No. 13 Finder will please return to this office.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-08
Train Kills Aqed Neqress.

Paris, Tex, Aug. S.-At Detroit Aunt Mary Epperson, negress, aged eighty-five years, was struck by a train and killed.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-08

The state pension board Friday got down to business for the first time this week, the meetings having been postponed from time to time Because of the meeting of the election commissioners board of which the auditor and secretary of state are also mem- bers. It will take a week or more to finish the work of the pension board and no announce-
 nent Of pensions allowed will be made until the work is comple- ted.
 The Hanover Insurance Com pany of New York, has filed not tice of appointment of agent and paid the necessary fee for doing business in Arkansas The cer- tificate states that the company has S1.OOO.OOO invested in the state and that A. B. Banks of Fordyce is state agent.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-08
Frisco Office Robbed

Hugo, Okla, Aug. 8.-Burglars got $50 from the Frisco railway office.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
PINDALL BATTERING
 THE DAVIS MACHINE

Little Rock, Jan. Fl. Special to Memphis GemGlersial-Appeal.
 Gov. Pindall is slowly but sure ly playing havoc with Senator Jeff Davis political machine ill Arkansas. h X another applica- tioa ol the old aaage The king k dead long live the king Sen atof Da.is i> just beginning to realize that as governor of the state. with the p9rdoning and apPoi1tive power tt lis conn mand he Was I much greater man and can do great deal more for his friends t1ita he tatl as ! Democrats member of the ] mled States senate WIth Re publican president in the exeeu- tive char.
 The Commercial Appeal tarre- sponaent fer several days past has had an opportunity of wit- messing practical demonstration of the power at the governor when Il comes To smashing the machines ol political enemies. Gov. Pindali's mail k laden with letters from former members of Senator Davis forces which he always took great pleasure i'll designating as the "old guard, ' pledging their loyalty to him and promising to assist him in every way in their power to elect can didates favorable to his adrninis- tration and policies.
 Many of these letters come from the eastern part of the state where experience has taught the writers that the gov ernor k q bigger man than half dozen United States senators when it comes to distributing state patronage Especially will Gov Pindall's strength be con- eeded since Secretary of State Ludwig has announced to the world that he will work with the governor in the selection of elee- ton commissioners for the va rious counties of the state. The governor and secretary of state compose a majority of the state election board. The governor will also appoint eight members of the St. Francis levee board the coming spring.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
The County Candidates.

Immediately after the com- mittee adjourned the county eau- didates organized by eleeting Judge W. E. Williams chairman and W. F. Simpson secretary. After considerable discussion q
 resolution was adopted favoring a general canvass of the county by the candidates for state sena- tor, representative and county judge. It was left with the other candidates as to whether or
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
County Judge Grants
 Extension of Town Limits

The question of the extension ot the corporate=limit of Spring dale came up before County Judge Williams at Fayetteville Tuesday, and after hearing all tfe arguments in the case he or dered the extension. Quite | number of those in the territory 10 be annexed went down to Fay etterille to argue against annex atlon, and the town was repre- sented byAlderman J. II. Fleteh- 1T and Recorder l. ]. Banks and attorney ! N Walker .of Fay ettexiile. fhe order goes into effect within thirty days from the time the judge tiIeS q tran- seriptWith the county recorder.
 The extension takes in Frank Taylor. northeast of town, mst thls side ot the oId Goodman place. and going west takes in the Moss. Rathfon. Gulles and old Jne1c Ben Wilson places, tlle Zimmerman property and to the east line of the L b. Rader place. Thence south 10 | point one fourth mile south ot the Wellington Gap road, thence east taking in half oI the Dr. Brehm place, and | jog Is made south to the road winch crosses the rail. road iu what iS known as South SpringdaIe.ta taking ia aIl that settlement north of the old Trow- bridge place. Tle line then ex-
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

not they would join in the can ya~s and all voted to do so except candidates iorcountY clerk. The candidates Tor this office decided tbey wanted to go 1t alone.
 The campaign vii open ia Brush Creek Township Febru- ary F, and wilHcIose at Fafette- vile March 74. fbe day before the primary. The resolution adoptdd Saturday, and the dates Ter tHe speaking m tie various townships will be published later on
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
THIS HAPPENED
 TWENTY YEARS AGO

From =fhe News of fafl 70. 1ass4
 N G FfneeahelIef las bought I hall interest in Gifl's Nurser- 
 Miss Carrie Blackburn f=Koe- efS visited relatives and friends fft Spfingdale this week.
 PetroSs Bros. have sold hall interest in their mill It Hinds- vile to James Harris ot that place.
 5. C PeHoss and wife of Fan cher, Madison County, were over oil visit .e the old folks this week.
 We visited the public scHooJ Tuesday, and although Spring dale has population of only about 1000 she has one ot the best schools III the state. There are l70 students m attendance. Prot. Goltfane is the principal and his assistants are Hon. N. NJ Davis and Key. Fl. NJ. Gra- nade. Besides tn public school the IAitheraas have school of So students, under the efficient management oi Rays. a S. Bar- taul0uew and | l.. Rader.
 Shore Seafe} wento9er to =Izu- reka Springs Tuesday to accept a p# sftton =in the E4ure k | Pharmacy and Iateron 4ill prob- ably bhy m interest iu the busi= ness. He has been connected with the firm of Nelson, Searey < Bevers Tor some time and is thoroughly familiar with the drug business. His many friends here wish him success in his new field.
 Artist D. V. Manrose las just completed large bulletin near the depot, which will doubtless prove | good advertisement for Springdale- It k 10A42 feet, and on one end i> an apple orchard scene and on the other I stock scene. In the center are enuin- erated some of the things which make Springdale good town. The work very is skilIfHilg done. Tho business men of the town donated the mone to pay for the board
 Tie iadies aid society of the Christian church will give l White Elephant social Friday evening, Jan. IF, at the home of (. W. Pool on Maple Street Everybody is cordially invited to come and bring an elephant. The elephant is supposed to be something you don't know what to do with yourself, and as there will be d general exchange you may get the very thing you want Refreshments will be served Admission ten cents.
 Rev. Palmer will preach at the NJ. E. Church next Sunday at II -------5----.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17


 aS will give d fair and just eleg- ton to all concerned
 Ninth. That immediately up- OH the closing of the polls the ballots shall be counted bv the township judges. aud together with the poll books and q certitl- cate Of the result in each town- ship, shall he transmitted to the chairman of the county eonven- ton which is hereby called to convene It tlle court house Ill Fayetteville. Ark, at 1 o'clock p. III. on Monday, March '0, 19oS.
 Tenth. That the sad tonven- ton. when convened. shall pro eeed to canvas and tabalate the returns and declare tie person receiving Gle highest number of votes Tor each q the offices to be the choice ol the county #Demoe- racy for said position, and the chairman and tie secretary of tile convention shall at onee make and file certified report of the result of the primary election, and the action of the convention with the chairman and the sec retdrv of tie county Democratic committee. 50 Is to enable them 10 lssne To the proper parties the necessary certificates et nomina- ton, and such other certificates and reports as may bequIred by our state, congressional and dis triet committees.
 Eleventh That at said pri- mary election each township sha elect one member ef tfle DaHaoeratic Central Committee except Prairie which shall elect two. These committeeman shall afso bede1egates to the county eensentfoH, and each township shall elect one additional dele gate to said convention for each fifty votes and fraction of fifty over twenty-five cast for the Democratic nominee Tor governor Il the general election in Sep temher. l4e9. but under na tir- eum~taaces shali tie ndH1e 8t any oHe be put on tue ticket d. committeeman, de.e@atr or lor any other position Vho i> not en- titled to vote in ttlis election Said Central Committee shall also meet 1t the Court House in Fayetteville on Monday. March Se. lgQs. and organize.
 Twelfth That sand county convention >ha elect the Fe- qui>itenunber ot delegates to the State Democratic Convention called to meet at Little Rock on Fuesday tic 2d dds ol June, DDS, and also select delegates to anY district convention that maq be lalIcd. orit maf confer tGat power in it> discretion. an the County Democratic Central GoU- mittee
 hirtaeHll. That after the rc- turns of the primary eieetlon are properly ranfassed and the re- suit declared. che ballots Shail be immediately burned by the ohair- man and theseeretary ot the con- Nention except that in case any candidate shall contest the cleo tion, the ballots shall be pre- served until the contest is de- cidrd.
 According to the foregoing resolutions the various townships will be entitled to the following representation in the county con ventlon:
 Boston, Brush Creek, , Cane Hill, ,; Center, }; Cove Creek, I Crawford. |; Durham, l; Dutch Mills, ,; Elm Springs, | Goshen. ;, Illinois, : Lees Greek, i Mars Hill. 1; Prairie, 12. Prairie Grove, 4; Price, |: Reed. l; Rhca' NH, , Rieh- land. Spriugdaie Starr Hill, ,; Valley, 2 Vineyard, . . Wellington, |; West Fork K; Wheeler, !; White River, l., Winslow, 1; 8yulan, 1 Total, 64.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17


 son.
 Another light snow Wednesday night. and yesterday morning the thermometer was down to Il above zero.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Langston, who has been quite i'll with pneumonia for several days past, Is reported to be improving.
 ]. $. Sharp returned Tuesday from AtnorilIa, Texas, where he had been for q few weeks visit- ing with relatives.
 L. W. Stephenson turn . q Saturday from Mashburn, Mo-, where he was called by the se- rious illness of his sister.
 Mrs. James Melton left Friday evening for St. Louis to spend q couple of weeks visiting with MT. and Mrs. N. A. Miller.
 Beginning Monday the dry goods stores close every evening at : o'clock. This rule will be adhered 10 until strawberry seq son.
 Alex Black, who formerly re- sided at Lowell, but whose home X now at Victory, Okla, has been visiting Springdale friends thas week
 ". P. Brown and family. who had been upgiSlting the formers $ parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. .. Brown. ltft Wednesday fer their home atAtklns.
 Df. Spdrknan orders The News sent to hs son-1n-ldW, Ollie Baker, u BerryVilies and to nis father, N.R. Sparklnaf, at Hashbara, Ale.=
 On account ot the extremely disagrceabIe day Saturday t.. O. Baker postponed his saie until next Monday, January 70 Read niS adveru>ementin in thi> paper and don | forget the date.
 Bob Boydstof. who has been engaged n tlle barber business u Hope. fai9 stat. came in Sun- day to visit with hls mother. IIe k thinking =o8 engaging la Ihe business somewhere ln thts section.
 |. l.. Rad.r aud fanilY cit re- gently Tor Lakeland. E ierida, where they w5l1 make their tu- tare nome. That is fruit country and AIr. Nader will work in the strawberry business this spring.
 F. $. Ewalt retmue. tlrst of the week rom ] business trip to points in Kansas. Hdiie away he traded for the bushes oi the IzeRoy Milling Company, at l.e- Roe. gly8e H exchange therefor lH}inoas PH4PeftX.=
 At | meeting q the stock holders o3 eae Sarinedale Deyel- spment Gompan1 held Monday [ was decided to continue the dflll- ing for oil and gas 10 depth of I500 feet. F he drillers are HOW down about 1000 feet.
 The crossing near the depot Eas at last been put Ill good shape. The proper thing to have done would have been 10 nave made the crossing just as wide as the street. but then of course we can't expect t. have everything just as We would like.
 Mrs. Chas Jarvis, who has been III for some time, IS inprov- ing. and as soon aS she is able the family will move in from the country. AIr. Jarvis has just completed extensive improve ments on hs residence property near the old pdtk1ng house H the south part ot town.
 ". L. Stokes has ordered d flew outfit and Willopen up barber shop about the dfst of the month in the GilIett building formerly occupied by Henson's shop. Mr. Stokes IS an old hand at the bus mess and will doubtless get his share of the trade. 1. N. Hen- son will look after his feed busi- ness.
 Mrs. Ali Prater and little daughter arrived last week from Pollok. Texas, and the first of this week Alf came in with the car containing their household goods and they have moved into their property on Maple Street. Mir. Prater has been working for
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

Just because there is room at the top IS no reason why you should step on people to get there.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

Judge Williams today passed iaverably on the petition ol the resldents=ef SPriHgdaie to=eS- tend tue corporate limits oI the town. At the last election the residents voted to extend the cor poration line The territory m the=corporation k about doubled and the population increased 500. This makes Springdale eity ef the second class and Il will exer- cise the privileges of the same, Fayetteville extends tongratula- tions to her ilonrishing neighbor. Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

tends east u tHe railroad oue fourth ol mile. thence north one-half mile, and thence east beyond the old Missouri Road, taking in the Long. Hale. old Daily and other places along the road north beyond the residence of ]. r. Harris.
 tis estimated that the eXten- sion will give the town an iu- creased population of 5o0, and enable SpringtIale to be made a city of the second 5iass. fhe extension wilEbe of much bene- it te the town. and The News believes those wllo were opposed To the extension will eventually see thatit is ! good thing for aH. 1t means d bigger and bet- ter Sprinedaie.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

Rev. Palmer will preach at the NJ. E. Church next Sunday at II a. III.
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