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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21
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FerSOnGLeS.-Ha TegreBadc Bu rssiden
cis de SsntuFce, degpu6s do visitsE & Ma'
natl , AreCibo, en- aEpntos de 50 pTt f iai6r,
el Lcdo. Rafael r, FeTTsr. Parscs que Ell
jovsn letrado viene e@ca t+do de los bal!f.
aimol panorama do Ia simp6tica ciudRd
que por otra pRrte tan liudhB damitas tisne
en- su hsrmoHo jardfu, seguFamente tra.
tara de volvsr alli defender pIeitoE.
aun que CORA peiigTo de metsFEe en uno
en- q ell juez pudiera ser una ador&bls criR
tara de oioH negEoF. .... por ejsmplo.
De cWidGdO.-Sa GncuantrR arfarma de
Rlg6n cnidRdo On Bu Fesidencia do Hums.
Gao, Ia distiDguida Bafiora Yidits L6timsr
de SRldanS y con objato de asis tirls salie'
Fcn aver de eSts Ciudad para equeila po'
b1aci6n, los doctoTe1 Harn6ndtz j, IL.
SAldRha.
DAsOamoH pEonto TsEtab!ecimieato & Ia
diBtnguinR DANA muy oonoci estimR.
dc On eBtS capital On dOnds rssidan mu'
choH dc BuJ familiarsV
POT ana tempOrado.-Ha Bsiio nara
Guyana, On donde pRRaF6 a'gunag gema.
mas, nueBtFo distipguido cOmpstriota sl
slnoE Carlos Blondet, d0legado de Is Ca
mara. DsreimoBls g'asa pc msDeucia allf
al buon amigo.
RegFesO.-Han vusIto & au ciudad del
Sur, el delegsdo de Ia C6mara rsupetsb %
Comp3tFiotR senior Vicents Usera IA dis
tinguida Bsil1E que paSRron squf uoa tenn.
poTadR de doH meseE. Deseamos as Espi'
tan la1 vigitaB & San Juan de los diatiu gui.
dos esposou muy sstimadts aquf.
NotG triste.-En Manatf hR caido Ia
tumbG, por repentinR dolencis, an vslioso
slsmsntO do RquellR sOCiedRd. 81 uahpE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21
A las juntas locales uniOniStas.

La JUnta OOntra' a1vierte & today las
iuntaS locales de Ia ia'a qua antsS del dfa
26 de este mes, MA antes del iuOVes pro-
ximO, debsn FemitiF al BscROtaFio senior
EIsaburu, tres nombreU poF Ia pEecinto
electoral, in de que pusdAn Dar pFopusB'
toE al OOnUeio EJecutivO y OcupRr las pa
zaS de Rgenteg de inBcripcionGg. sobFa clio
sgoEibe Ia Central Ian Ioca'ss ,, desdo
luego aguar5a que eStaB ditimas indiCal 6n
6oicaments CoFrsligionarios que aCeptsn
dichoa caTgog.
hsHm0sG liER do orc con l0B cu8rdaa F0tas:
"Al inGgne guitRTFista pusEtoEEiquefio 81
heFmRno en- el arts Fernando CaHsio"
FsmiliR CALICO, "a nuentro qus1ido
Joseino.'
Otra "a 80 padrino RafAelito Callgo."
Otra GA "a bu0n amigo Jossino" su.
csBi6n Brunst.
otra "Hauta lusgo, querido amigo" fa
miiiR BiveT0.
OtEs "Adi6u 81 amigo y al aEtistA" f.
lila de ClemontO Ramirez.
OtEa "a JouOfno" famiIis Cort6u ,Ra.
mos.
Otrs "A 81 fel amigo Jouefno Pa1eu,
Arturo QointsFo."
Otrs "FisI amigo janis to OlvidaEe"
BonoCio UFggsl! RsYentog.
OtrR "El AlCRlde, 81 Concsjo auB sm'
pleRdOS" a fOl , msEitflimo cOmpansEo
Jogefino PaEea
OtrR ia Junta sIoolar supsripteu-
donte % Tsgorsro , corrsetO amigo, JO'
netino PaP6s.'
ot1a Salvador Sierra , familia" & uu
inovidable amigo JousfDo.
OJa "La familiR DiAa" { "a fntimo
amigo JoBtfino.
OtPs "LoS obEaros de Manatf' aI que
Tido Josefno.
Otra HEl CaDino Egpanoi" "a UoCio
de m6Eito Joasino.
Otra els fnmilia de Manuel Padfn."
OtFR mo e olvida Il amigo Ventura
Diaz."
Otrs LA famiIia BEunst , BeneGO'
Guaita.' Y Otra1 que 40 TeOuerdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21
10 que hizO en- Csyey sLuis Pagan.
En- arrabats lupulsIuo hlrI6 4 Glray,

Aver por ID msfi9nR amRneci6 Luis
Pag6u qne no habfa quisn 10 sOpOrtRra
S. enccntF6 IA CoEnalio G2Tay = le
agredi6 con una botelIa, hiEi6ndole en- Ia
cara.
Como trataTa Juan Mendoza de intaE'
venir en- IL contends, Psgfn Ts aYm6 dc
nm afiiado mRchete, .CauBandOle tres heri'
daH gEavsF, una que le pREti6 al ocCipital,
otrs que le dividi6 ID msndfbula, , le Bsc.
Cion6 la leDgua o4rS que IL CoFt6 10 ma
JoHsfno Par6g, muy conoOido alf y pusr'
toIiquth1 de- g'sn vsIeE, fu6 cOndueido el
iusvsB Is q tima moFada, en- medic de
una vsFdsdeFs manifestation de paua
Dsspidieron el duslo los sefioTea Felix
C6FdovR DkviiO, Clements Ramirez, 0l
presidents del Casino Espa1ol BGhor Ta'
bcsa : Bsiior Callejo.
VAya nusGtro m6s Bsntido p6same Ios
fAmi!isTs8 del quo f16 hombTe de valer =
honrRdez toda prussia, DioB hRyR AGO.
jido en- 81 le7o 81 Rlms del que fu6 antigua
y busn amigo nueatEo.
SEMPER,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21

Port au.Prince, Marzp 81 1.-Atsn3iendo
los ruegos do los refugisdes de acnar.
do con laB dennis potsnci4l qua ilteTvianen
On la cussti6n, Alsmsnia ha EeBusta que
loB rtfugiados debsn Galir de Haiti, pl.
ni6ndossieB { nalvo de Las psrsscu ianes
de Alexis. que no podrfAn despues 8ar evi'
tadaI por Ial potsnciaB. Obsdscisndo q
esa actitul las 6rdenas EecibidAS, eI
cFucsro slems sn Bremen ha pEocsdido
trasladaE de enta ciudad & Ia &c Kiugstan,
an Jamaica, numerosoS rkfogiadoS On las
Cfioinas conIu'aTes de Esp ha y Alemnnia.
LoB EtfugiRdoB, al snlir de las agsnciRs
para embaEcsF, hicieronlo bsjo IL cuItodiR
dc algunoS piqustsB de individuoI de II fan
fePfa da marinR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21

Washington, Mario 81 Els cbisto de
comentsEios animadfsimog en- loB cfrculos
polftiOog, una moci6n intEoducids por el
FepTes0atante Harrison, ,en el CongresO. roF
msdio de Ia cusl 90 cEdena una inveAtiga'
ci6n que detsEmine esolsrezca con CuRI
AntoTidAd oierce ciertss atsibuGione1 an Il
Eona del Canal de fansms, el pTeRidsnts
Roosevelt, sin IL correspondents inteTven'
ci6n 81 mandate del CongreBo. La mo
ci6n de Harrison tiende deteusF 81 que
0l presidents Be extrAIimits en- Eus atribu'
clones, Coua que ssgdn IA indicaaa meci6n
parscs h>ber Bucsdido. So asegura que
HaEFison trRta de regucitRr en- 81 CongTs.
10. visias cuehtioneu EelacienRdsB con ce
uantfas otraB medidaH que sa afrma or
lenara bsjo 10 rsspOnsabilidad, Mr. Roo'
Gevelt, y para 10 cua' cT6s Harrison que
no tiene autoridad 81 presidents de les En'
dos UnidoE, Hino 81 CoDgreEo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21
Fiesta q ISS "EIks".

Esta noche { las $50 90 llevar6 & sfsc
TO una animRds fsats en los HaIonsl de los
"Eks de slta ciudAd y Ell Rcto pEomsts
reButAr muy animRdo yendo 81 hume
rogs diatinguids concurPencis,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21

COCHE, CABALLO Y Arm Is
Con IN buen CRbAllo de tiro arnosss, 90
vsnde una cAleBa en- buen eatado. Tam
bisn Ne alquil0 en- MiramaE ma ctEa am
pliamu vsntilada , Tscien construida.
EaCTiba P. O. Box 483 San Juar,
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21
CABLES DE HOY
Fl rty Eduardo cOndscOE6 a los Off
cialgs Del Tsgimisnto de Zamnra.
lln CTuCero alsman transpnEta a los
TafggladOs de Haiti a Jamaica.
10 oGuridO en- Washington, con una
maGi6n del IlpnQrahIe Harrison.

San Ssbautifn, Mario 21-Hs llegado
81 reg Eduardo de LoglatarFa Viene con
81 pFop6sito de aaiatir lah f lis con que
la invicta ciudad de z .Fagoza cslanrar6 81
"Centsnario de EOS sition'' Eduardo, one
f16 nomb'A1o coFonsl honoFario del regi'
miento de Zarsgoza, recibi6 & POGO de 81
l,egtda, { les jsfss , Cfcia es del miamo re.
gimient7, CondecoVandoloa.
El ray de Iog'stsrra esperAdo en-
z ZlFGgazA con gran entuliaImo, On ga ho.
nor ae pEepRran suntuouas festividades.
Sara ebsaquiado por IL Tuna con ana gran
aeEeustg. 81 hacho de haber condacc ado
en- este ciUdad & los { f iaIeB del regimen
TO de ZAYagcEa, hR causRdo, BPgG1 dsspA'
ehog squf reCibidoG, de esta & TINA ciudad,
81 mtior tfscto en- la opini6n p6blicR. Sc
sSperR en- bFevs Ia vista de FallieEeF,
que ir6 tAmbi6a ZsragozR pEeTanCiar Ia
inauguration do Is FsTia hispano frAncesa.
Port au- Prince, Mario 21 Los Fefa
giadoB en- lon couBulRdcs de- eBta capital, Be
niegan & absndonaTIos, insistiendo On que
Is les den laH gayantfaB exigidAI por Ias
potenciIu. Alegan que Algu1os dc los
FtfugiRdos que 30 acogisron & Il cfsinA
CONSULAR oe EfanclR aBiIeron oe ell9 ueB
ppeU del decreto de amniatfs del pEesidsnte
Alexis faeEon fusiladoS, fait6ndose & 10 pro-
metido las potsneias violando 81 go
bisrno de Altxiu, Eu propio decEsto. DsSean
lon refagiAdos que auteB que hscsnlsa abHn.
donRr 80 refugip, los conEuIadoa log en-
bErquen otroA pafseP, pusu con les aIudi'
didoB antsCedsnteU, dsaconffsn de los con-
venios con Alexis, = entisndsn que POGO
ds hallErEs elloB fasrs de los consulado1
Berfan peTBeguidoS por el gobisEno baio
CuaIQuier nuevo pTetexto, fasiladcB sin
proCela misnto alguao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21

no derecha. El leBiOnado est6 gr8vfRimo.
81 hecho ocuETi6 On 81 barrio de Toita
en- Csyey, frents & lR tienda de loI Men,
dozs.
ssgda nusstros informss el Pagan ha
Cumplido On prsSidio y 40 sH vscino de
Cayey.
Para CsptuFsr 81 agrsBOr tuvo el gusr
dia 2 lilo BoETsEo que emplsar 81 Totsn,
puss, Psg6n estaba farioao no respBtabA
Fey nj R1que, acomstisndo a guRTdiR con
el mAchste
CslebYados los iuiCios oorrsSpondienteB,
Il CoEts municipal de OaYey cOndsn6 &
PagGn, poE 81 aComstimiento y RgFeai6u &
GaVsy IN afio de Carcal , 200 dollars do
mult6 y pOE 81 aOomstimiOnto aal guaFdis,
s0iu meBaB de aHFaBto 100 dollREB dc
multa; siendo conducido, acto geguido, IL
cRrosl de GuayGma pOE no ofrOCaE seguFi'
Ga, "a dc Csyoy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21
Csnt1sIe. Iafsvetta. >

Centrales "Lahysta" Arroyo "MGchsts" de GuayAmR.
ella de BarCaonetA "Juana de Bayam6n "Buana Vista,
ia "CorICa" do RinCon "Puerto Real" de VisquM
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
1neigbborbood 1news
HARMON.

Feb. > Uncle Billie Osborne died at his home near Wheeler, January 2S, and Was buried in the White Oak cemetery Wednes- day He was only sick a short time with pneumonia. We ex- tend our sympathy tothe bereav- cd ones.
 Parties are getting to be rather numerous down this way, about , or three d week. We under stand they" had their weekly meeting at Harve Farley's Friday night.
 We have got our church and school house furnished with new seats which looks very nice, be- sides how much more comfortable 1t is.
 We repeated our contest at Mount Comfort Monday enight to good audience. The silver medal wa> won by Maggie. :" Ne tilen repeated the same pro- gram at Elm Springs Friday night. Besides meeting with kind of cold reception" from some. We had | very enjoyable time but almost froze coming home. The medal was won by Miss Lucy Payne.
 Sam Gaudle, candidate for sheriff Was a visitor at our Sun day School Sunday and Mr. Burnett, another candidate, was there also.
 Bro. Lookinbee preached for LIS Sunday morning. Prayer meeting was called Ill Sunday night on account of so much sick ness.
 Some of the young folks gath cred at Oliver Lively's Saturday night and had what they call "hop. l think tile dances and dog fennel will take the country pretty soon.
 E. F. Wright has got some hands at work on his we'll again. They put in five blasts last week and are at the depth of so feet and haven't reached water yet.
 MAGGIE
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
MAYFIELD.

Feb@5. The writing school at this place k progressing nicely with Prof. Langham as teacher.
 Mrs. r. NJ. Plain IS visiting friends near Whitener this week
 Amy, the little four year old child of ]. NJ. Johnson, had the misfortune of getting one of her fingers cut nearly off last Tues day by her little brother just old CT than herself. Dr. Harrison of Spring Valley was called at once to dress her finger and she is get ting along nicely.
 Mrs.=S. (. Henson of Spring dale, who has been visiting her son at this place, returned home last Friday.
 Tiff Speek of near Spring Nal- ley, was here Wednesday.
 There was an old time spelling at this place Thursday night and every body seemed to enjoy 1t.
 The people who are on ttfe sick list this week are too numer- ous to mention, but will say there are but few houses which hasn't case of Ia grippe.
 Elwood Calico of Clifty came over Saturday to visit his sister at this place returning Sunday.
 Dault Dutton of Goshen, who has been a frequent caller at this place since Mir. Harp has moved to this vicinity. came over to the spelling Thursday night. But when the crowd started home Dault made mistake and was going to go home with a certain young lady and she told him he was mistaken in. the girl. So Dault soon found the girl he was looking for.
 Tom Savage of near Pilgrim Rest. was transactiug business here one day last week.
 pANSY.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized to announce John |, Jones, of Prairie Township. as a candidate for County Clerk, sub lect to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to an. nounce Ed r. Watson, If Prairie Township, as d candidate for County Clerk, subject to the Democratic pri- mary.
 The Newsis authorized to announce l.. h. BlakemOre, of Cane Hill Town ship, as candidate for County Clerk subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to announce ]. l. Mcconnell, Of White River Township, as candidate for County Clerk, subject to the Democratic pri- mary,
 The News is authorized to an- nounce w. Vernon Sherfod, of Go shen Township, as candidate for County Clerk, subject to the Demo- cratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
SHE RIFE.

The News is authorized to announce Shelby L Todhunter, of Prairie Township, as candidate for Sheriff subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to announce C. X. Mulholland, of Prairie Town. ship. as d candidate for Sheriff, sub. lect te the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to announce J. r. Flanagan, of Prairie Township as a candidate for sheriff, subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to announce E. NJ Morton of Center Township as q candidate for Sheriff, subject to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
EASU R E R.

The News is authorized to an nounce l.. ]. Reed, of Springda!e Township. as candidate for County Treasurer. subject to the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce A. C. Watson. of May field, as candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to'announce W. NJ Tunstill, of Prairie Township, as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to announce T. F Burnett of Vineyard township, as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized Ut announce Iack Maguire, of Prairie Township, IS candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce J. B. Mays as d candidate for Represen. tative, subject to the Democratic pri- mary.
 The News is authorized ta an- nounce G. A. Hurst of Prairie Town ship, as candidate for Representa- Live, subject to the Democratic pri- mary.
 The News is authorized to an nbunee James l.. Lester, of Prairie Township, as candidate for Repre-. sentative, subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorize q teannounee Jesse NJ GuilliamS of Center Town ship as a candidate for Representa- tive, subject to the Democratic pri- mary.
 The News is authorized to announce W. E Williams as candidate for Representative, subject to the Demo cratic primary.
 The News is authorized to announce k w. Morrow as a candidate for re- election to the legislature, subject to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
IMPORTANT NOTICE

2 The Postoffice Department 5 has promulgated an order re- { quiring publishers of weekly < newspapers to drop from their subscription list the { names Of all subscribers who 2 are one year or more in ar ) rears. This k not optional
 ; with the publishers, but lS
 < obligatory, and failure to
 comply with the order for feits the privilege of maii- ing the paper at second class , rates. The News will com ply with the order there k < nothing else to dc. As orig
 { inally issued the order was
 to have become effective Jan uary 1, DOS, but ln order to } enable newspaper publish
 CTS 10 adjust themselves to
 these new conditions the
 time has been extended to
 April 1. On that date the names of all subscribers to this paper who are a year or
 more Tn arrears will be drop
 from the list.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07

daughters, Misses Audra and Ollie, of Jasper, Mo-, are visiting the family of D. l.. Wheat, son of Mrs. Wheat.
 Man Downum and Albert Brown boarded the train here Monday for Springfield, Mo-, to which place they go to attend a business college.
 Tie writer returned home Sun day from an extended trip down in Texas. We visited number of cities and towns in that state, in fact We were out of the United States for brief period, among the Spanish, or Mexican, people. The money panic is hurting the people in Southwest Texas worse than here. Farmers. however, are we'll up with their work, nearly all ready to plant.
 The eyaporator men and oth- CTS who packed dried fruit in this country, will have to turn new leaf and put their apples up nicer or California and New York will get the trade that is justly due Arkansas.
 Aunt Mary Meadow, who has been confined to her room for some time on account of the grip and other troubles, IS re- ported better.
 Elmer Jones, who has been in a precarious condition for some time, Is reported better.
 \. J. Sharp is reported having a hard pull with the grip.
 Don Davis IS looking forward to the time when he will receive an appointment to West Point.
 The sale in Lowell Saturday under the direction of Rogers Wholesale Grocery Co. was not very well attended and things went low.
 When we walked into the old historic Alamo at San Antonio few days ago We felt like We were treading upon ground that had been saturated by the blood of Davy Crockett and a host of oth- CTS who perlshed there March 0, 1SS6. The room to the left IS said to be the Monks burying ground, and the nich in the wall held the vessel that contained holy water. There were a num- Der of other rooms and souvenirs that were very interesting to us.
 Our section foreman received instructions recently to only use two men during the present month and work them just twen- ty days.
 Glad to learn Frank Wiley Is getting over a case of pneumo- nla, which has been holding him down for some time.
 Dr. Greene Is complaining very much of grip. sPhysician, heal thyself.n TYRo.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
CIRCUIT CLERK.

The News IS authorized to announce James c. Vaughan, of Prairie Town. ship, as candidate for Circuit Clerk, subject to the Democratic primary
 The News is authorized to announce NJ. F. Croxdale, of Prairie Township D. aS candidate fer Circuit Clerk, sub iect to the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce Lewis Hayden Smith, formerly of Richand Township but now of Prai- Tie Township, as candidate for Cir. cult Clerk. subject to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
ROBINSON.

Feb. 3.-Mrs. Dr. Crockett is very sick at this writing. also her two children.
 Mrs. Harper IS up again.
 Ollie Wilson and Miss Etta Bruner were married Saturday evening.
 Jim Willis made flying trip to Robinson Sunday afternoon.
 Arch Wilson moved down on his farm near klnehelo this morning
 Joe England made q business trip to Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. last week.
 The old telephone line from Springdale to Gentry via Robin son k soon to become farmers line, embracing about fifteen houses from K. Norman's to Elm Springs. ToPsY.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
Worn Out.

That's the way you feel about the lungs when you have hack irg cough. It's foolishness to let it go on and trust to luck to get over 1t, when Ballard's Hore- hound Syrup will stop the cough and heal the lungs.
 Price 25c. soc, and S1.00 per bot tie. Sold by w. G. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
FISHBACK.

Feb. Every body seems to be enjoying good health except some who are letting the grip get the best ot them
 The protrueted meeting winch has been going or at Zion for the past few days, closed Sunday night with about twenty-tiye or thirty conversions.
 The recent heavy freeze has stopped tHe plow for a few days, but hope t will continue only I lew days.
 Harry Gawoed made business trip to EazettetilIe Monday.
 sam Mcclure and son Hugh of Lowell are engaged iid' moving . barn rom the old Graeer place to \ N. Reed's place, the latter having bought same. Austin DWHbey aHd Harry Cawood have been assisting in tie work.
 VII Gregg, who came home recently From Colorado City. Col- orado, >tarted back to that place Thursday. He says he likes that country fine, but says his heart is most too weak for that place.
 Our school seems to be doing line with K k. Reed of Lowell as teacher. The enrolment at first was only I7. but has now reached more than 40. JOLLY.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
cQuNIY JUDGE.

The News is authorized to announce Ben +. Greer of Prairie Township, as d candidate for County Judge, subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized toannounce Jeff Night. of Prairie Township. as a candidate for County Judge, subject to the Democratic primary
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07

The second trial of Harry Thaw for the murder of Stanford White, which was concluded in New York Saturday, resulted Tn all aequittal on the grounds of insanity, and Thaw was commit ted to an insane asylum. There Is little doubt but what Thaw is perfectly sane and that he was justified in killing White. Il is also painfully evident that Thaw himself is I moral degenerate with record as sarory as the man he murdered.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
STATE SENATOR.

The News is authorized taannounce W. E. Simpson, of Prairie Township, as candidate for State Sena3or, sub- ject to the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to an- nounce J. s. Dill of Prairie Grove Township as candidate for State senator, subject to Democratic pri. marY
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
LOWELL.

Feb. ! Here We are, again, Mr Editor, but We feel just like Don't Worry seemed to feel, judging from his expressions in | recent number of The News.
 The general talk up this way k the grip.
 Claud Looney left Sunday for South MeAlister. Oklahoma, and if nothing happens will return hon1e soon d graduate of a busi- ness college at that place.
 Mrs. ]. k. Wheat and two
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
AnNOUNCEM ENTS.
CONGRESSMAN.

The News is authorized announce Hon l c. Floyd, of Marion County, as candidate for re election to Cong ress from the Third District, subject to the action of the Democratic party
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07

There appears to be an epldem- ie of the grip throughout the en- tire country almost equafto that of several years ago. Over 500 cases are reported in Fort Smith, with the number running up into thousands III Little Rock.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

The News is authorized to an. n0unce D. E Horsley, of BentonviIle, aS a candidate for re election as Pros ecuting Attorney of the 4th Judicial Circuit, subject to the Democratic pri. mary.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07

w. A. Crawford has announced his withdrawal from the race for superintendent of public instruc- ton.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07

Attorney General kirbg says that after this week he will not take part in the joint discussions with the other candidates for governor.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
ASSESSO R

The News is authorized to an- nounce Felix Hayes as candidate for reelection as Assessor, subject to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07

About the time a boy reaches the responsible age of s he dis covers that the things he did winch We're thought "cute" two a aea[s ago are now thought impu-
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07

l.. Stokes as d candidate for Cons table of Springdaie Township. subject to the Democratic primary.
 The News Is authorized to an. nounce $. J. Roper as d candida te for Constable of Elm Springs Township subject to Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
ROAD ovERSEER.

The News is authorized to an. nounce Geo. W. Burnett as candi- date for Road Overseer of Elm Springs
The Springdale news., 1908-02-07

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