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PHYSICIANS Recommend CastoS

AsT0RIA has met with pronounced favor the part
u oouta societies and medical authorities It is used BY phv
results most gratifying The extended Of Castora unqus
regu of three facts: FThe ndspuable evidence that
es the food 7aIt agreeable and perfect substitute for m.
It is absolutely SAFE It does not contain Opium Morphine or
and does not upo It is unlike Soothing syrups Baemans o
Cordial etc. This good deal for Medical Journal saw Oa
ever is to expose danger and record the Of advancing health
for poisoning innocent children through greed ignorance ought n
our knowledge Castora remedy which produces compme and
regulating the sys1em-not by speng and readers arc S
the information.-LaUS Journal of Health.
The Ordway new era., 1908-09-11
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The Ordway new era., 1908-09-11
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The Ordway new era., 1908-09-11
ANCIENT "Foor FERRY"
Means Of Communication Between '"'
olnla and Maryland Shores

Richmond. va.-Tho "footferry "
ono OF the ancient Institutions 'u"'
survive In tho old and honorable town
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stretch OF majestic river from Tue
capital Of tho United States to er'"'
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bridge nor modern ferry between the
Virginia and Maryland shores Ih""s"
tho counties that border the Potomac
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The Ordway new era., 1908-09-11

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The Ordway new era., 1908-09-11
Gcccsic- Now sgNIcs cFFicEs
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The Ordway new era., 1908-09-11
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lard Leader.
The Ordway new era., 1908-09-11

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The Springdale news., 1908-05-15
INTERURBAN RAILWAY
 NOW TALKED OF.

The Fayetteville Land Com pany received a notice today fromrepresentatives of the North west Construction Company that they would leave Minneapolis to- day and expect to arrive here the first of next week. They will go by Kansas City, where they will spend day or two. They will also stop at Rogers and Siloam Springs before coming here. It IS the intention of the company to build an interurban railway be- tween points i'll Washington, Benton and Madison Counties. Benton county has already agreed to furnish rlght-of-way for the line. Fayetteville has assured the company of the same privilege Washington and Madison coun- ties will be asked 70 do 50. No bonus has been asked, but Spring Valley has offered $40, ,ooo for the road. Fayetteville should cer- tainly stir herself to give these men d warm welcome. .--Fayette- vile Daily.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15
DR. COOPER OF SAVOY
 INJURED IN RUNAWAY.

Dr. Cooper of Savoy suffered q very painful accident Tuesday afternoon. He was driving double team and had been spend- ing the day here. When lie reached Illinois River on his way home, he found the stream above tording and telephoned his wife that he would not try to get home that night. In driving back to a house to stay all night he stop ped Tn stream to water his horses. One of the horses got the bridle off her head, and ran away. Dr. Cooper jumped from the buggy, lighting on his feet, but was unable to maintain his equilibrium and fell backward. His skull was badly fractured by the fall. He was brought here for treatment. The injury is quite serious. X young boy who was riding with him stayed in the buggy until lie was thrown out. He only received few scratches. Fayetteville Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15
MRS. SLAUGHTER
 ENTERTAINS THE CLUB.

The Springdale Embroidery Club met May with Mrs. Hart Slaughter, with about twenty ladies present The annual cleo tion of officers was held. with the following result: President, Miss Bertie Smyer: vice president, Mrs. B. F. Smith; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. J r. Deaver; journalist, Mrs. w. G. Thomp- son. The remainder of the after noon was spent in pleasant con- versation and listening 10 some fine music rendered by Mrs. Harve Patterson of Springfield, Mo. Judging by the jolly time reported by those present, Mrs. Slaughter cannot be eXcelled as q charming hostess, and the re- treatments served more than prove her ability in the culinary line. The club meets this week with Mrs. Roland Clark, at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. F.. Snyer. X.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15
WHO GAN BEAT THIS
 FOR BUTTER MAKING ;?

Mir. Editor: 1 see in the Bald- win items that w. r. Roberts says his wife churned five pounds of butter at one churning. That is good, but my wife churns from five to seven pounds every other day. We milk two COWS. Now, If any body can beat that l would like to hear from them.
 F. H. MCDONALD,
 Maple Lawn Farm.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15
CIRCUIT COURT
 PROCEEDINGS.
A List of Criminal Cases Dis- posed of at the Present
 Term.


 rape, nolle pressed on recommends tion of father of injured girl, upon payment of costs.
 Tem GoodiDg and Mason Gooding, assault and battery, pea of guilty as to latter and fined. S20, nolle pressed as to former.
 Jas. Rich. appeal, nolle pressed.
 Newt Jones, selling liquor without license, nolle pressed.
 J. A. Blankenship, assault and bat tery, plea of guilty, fined $500
 CIaud Borders, wearing weapons, plea of guilty, fined $50.
 Sam Craig, grand larceny, plea of guilty. punishment fixed at one year In the penitentary.
 Rob Hannah, slander, jury trial, guilty, fined S50.
 A. C. Chandler, breach of peace, jury trial, guilty, fined LOO
 Newt. Hinson, selling liquor with out license, plea of guilty, fined S5o
 Newt IIinson. selling liquor with cut license, plea Of guilty, fined $50.
 Newt Hinson, selling liquor With cut license, two cases, continued pending good behavior, and defendant held on present bond.
 Chas Iyie, obtaining money under false pretense, W. E Simpson, G. A Hurst and John Tillman appointed as attorneys for defendant, plea of guilty, punishment, fixed at two years In the peniJentiary.
 F. E. Joseph, peddling liquor for another, fined Sl00.
 George Moon, wearing weapons, Jury trial, not guilty.
 Monroe Murphy, wearing weapons, jury trial, not guilty.
 Vim. Not>tine, drunk in public place, continued until next term Of court.
 Dee Reed, cruelty to animals, plea of guilty, fined s.
 Spencer Morris, giving away hquor within five miles of University of Arkansas, continued until next term of court
 c. W. Sage, breach of peace, jury trlal, guilty, fined 8.
 Alex Stout, drunk in public place, plea "f former acqulttal sustained, ana defendant discharged.
 Rip Van Wrinkle. appeal, nolle pressed.
 rape, forfeiture declared on bond of defendant, surety Bruce Holcomb to appear before the court on the first day of next term of court lo show cause why judgment should not be rendered against him for sl 900.
 Al Washington. assault and battery, plea of guilty, fined S5.
 Will Hodge, gaming, continued un- til next term of court for want of the [. stimony of John NeaSon.
 John Right, gaming, same.
 Geo. H. Gldding, disturbing relig ious congregation, jury trial, fined | S20
 Henry Sawyer, drunk at d public gathering. jury trial, guilty, fined slo.
 Ava ulidewell, drunk at pubhc gathering, jury trial, not guilty.
 k. T. Glidewell, profanity, plea of guilty, fined Sl.o0
 Eb. lett, assault with deadly thing, f plea of guilty for assault and battery, fined Sl0
 'Clarenee Luekey, assault, plea of guilty, fined S5
 Willie Hodges, gaming, plea of guilty, fined $lo.
 Buck Watts, wearing weapons, 1 nolle pressed.
 Buck Watts, dsturbing peace, plea of guilty. fined $l0.
 Geo. F. Dean, ]. k. Frost and l. c. Reed were appointed as commlssion CTS to select jurors for October term of court
 Clifford BoeS, w. II. Rollins and | Elijah Webb We're appointed as com to examine the accounts of the county officers
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

There will be a rural carrier $ examination held here on June 3, under the United States Civil Service Commission. - Fayette- vile News.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

]. E. Shannon IS in receipt of a letter containing the sad intel ligence of the death of John Garrett which occurred at Trip, Washington, a few days ago. He died oi heart failure. Mr. Garrett was formerly resident of Brush Creek township, Wash ington county, and was one of our most popular and highly es- teemed citizens. He was a gal lant Confederate soldier and his comrades will be sorry to learn that he Is no more. ore.-Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15
THIS WAS LIVE NEWS
 TWENTY YEARS AGO.

W. C. Limbaugh IS sick.
 Cool and pleasant this week.
 George kennan has new sidewalk.
 P. McGannon moved his fam ily to Carthage, Mo, Tuesday.
 Five new dwelling houses are being erected on Johnson street.
 Prof. B. Deacon IS conducting a class in vocal music at the Meth odist church..
 Tie brick work at the new can ming factory was commenced ia. Wednesday with a=iarge force of hands.
 Uncle Johnny Peerson was 74 years old last Monday. On that day he hitched up his mule which IS 26 years old and done half days blowing.
 \ game of ball was played at this place Saturday between the home team and Colvllle, Benton County. The score was S9 10 Is in favor of the locals.
 Mr. Swartwout brought us in strawberry Thursday which measured five inches in eireun- ference and Dr. Kennedy one which measured five and one fourth inches.
 Dr. Christian hearty laugh is once more heard on our streets. The doctor and family have re- gently returned from New York where he has been attending medical lectures.
 \ new bridge across the town branch iS needed very badly. This is the branch that II ns un- der the street from Stokes barber shop to Jacks restaurant, which has long since been bridged. and noW no one would ever know there was such branch unless told of 1t. Editor.
 We are indepted to Tip Denver, w. C. Nineenheller, Will Hol- comb and number of others for assistance in putting up our new press. Come in and see the press work. It's Jim dandy" The press referred to in the foregoing was what is known as d Washington hand press. l. was long since discarded, and the last known of this press It was located at Monte Ne.-Edi- tor.
 Last Monday the express cars passed up loaded with berries for the city markets, 59 cases having been put on here. Those shipped from here were very fine and re- turns from sales have generally been satisfactory. Until this year very little attention nas been given to small fruit, but re- cent experience has demonstrated that We are Tn one of the very best locations for the growth and shipment of small fruits that the Mississippi River.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

James F. Borders, of Farming ton and Miss Tressa Cooper, of Carthage, Mo-, were married re- gently. Mir. Borders IS railroad agent at Pennington.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

A large crowd of people from the country were in town Satur- day afternoon trading, and the merchants generally seemed to do q good business. A still larger crowd is expected Satur- day of this week, and the Stony Point band will be here to fur nish music during the day.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

Evangelist Lovic F. Law, as sited by Ed. G. Phillips, a singer, IS conducting revival meeting at the Methodist church at Prairie Grove
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

The six months old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Merriman, residing near Hubbard, died on April g.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

A prominent citizen of | Fayette- vile has chart showing the To- cation of Spanish mine in north west Arkansas, and a rude sur vey of the tunnels and chambers of 1t. It Mas "come by" in the most romantic manner, with ali the necessary incidents "a dying and grateful Spanlard-his En- glish frlend-a physician who did not want the chart, and all the other accessories to make 1t genuine, but the owner does not believe in it. Fayetteville News.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

Ghas. Thompson came over from Springdale, Ark, Sunday morning expecting to commence work for the telephone company Monday, but he concluded he did not want to do the work they had for him, so he returned home Monday afternoon. -Westyille (Ok. American.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

Edgar Masoner and family came down from Bentonville Sat urday to visit with relatives and friends, returning Sunday after noon.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15
MARRIAGES.
HA k RIS-WASSON.=

T. E. Harris of Huntsville. Ark. and Miss Iva Wasson of SpringtoWn, were united in mar riage on Thursday. April 80, at high noon. at the brides home. The parlor was decorated with snowballs and roses, and present. ed very cheerful appearance. The wedding march was artistic ally rendered by Miss Grace Har- ris, sister of the groom. and Dr. J. NJ. Bull. pastor of the Methodist church, uttered the solemn words which joined the two lovers for life. Shortly after the ceremony. the happy couple left for Fayetteville, where they will go 10 Huntsville To make their home. The bride is d popu- lar young lady and possesses many accomplishments. and is as sensible as she IS beautiful We do not know the groom, but do know that If he Is worthy of the prize he has won. he IS good enough. Gentry J Journa l-Ad- vance.
 The bride was formerly one of the teachers in the public schools of Springdale, and the groom Is a nephew of Mayor I. T. Lane of this place. Both have numerous friends at thls place, and all wish them much happiness.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

J. $. Cowan, who formerly re- sided in this locality, orders his paper changed from Mnndy, to Estacado, Texas. He has sold his property near Mundy, and bought large tract of land near the latter place, and seems to think that a fine country.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

The dead can not enjoy flowers, but the living can.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-28

Rev. j. NJ p Martin of Grand
Junction was in town yesterday in
the interests of the Anti-Saloon
League in Mesa county. This league
is working for a submission by pre-
cincis, throughout the entire county.
of the wet or dry question that the
people may decide this important
problem. In order to secure this
submission petitions must be filed
with the county clerk at least 20 days
before the, November election signed
by ut least 40 per cent of the voters
in each precinct. While the Anti
Saloon League is pushing this mat
ter. it cannot be termed an anti
saloon movement, since it places the
saloon problem fairly before the peo-
pie for their approval or disapproval.
Plateau Voice.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-28
PUTS OLD ONE ASIDE.


This week terminates the useful
career of our homemade printing
press. Maud"
Nearly four years ago MAUD" was
evolved from parts of an old twine
binder, borrowed scraps of wood and
the bed of an old army press.
For approximately 200 weeks this
odd little self-inking cylinder press
has. with the assistance of one man,
ground out our issue, giving us good
clean print and less trouble than one
might expect from home-built
press.
However. MAUD" requires a cer-
tain attention which has become
wearisome, especially the necessary
motive persuasion at the end of a
crank: and next week she'll be rele-
gated to the lumber pile to become
but memory, while her place viii
be filled by an iron and steel inter
loper. propelled by gasoline motor
and capable of turning out 5000
such pages as this per hour.
Maud" has been inspected, ad-
mired and praised by hundreds, but
this unusual attention has neither
turned her head nor caused her to
go on a strike for higher wages. We
bid her adieu with some poignant re-
grets, not unmiXed with grains OF
intense satisfaction Today's Pla-
teau Voice.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-28
JOSEPH NEWMAN COMPANY.

Variety. snap. newness and bright
of Joseph Newman program When
ever the company is announced to APP
pear the people expect something good
something refreshing and they are sell
dom IL ever disappointed.
MIR. Newman will be at the Park op-
era house Wednesday, September 80.
and the music lovers and fun lovers of
Grand Junction Will be on hand to well
come him and his organization of clev-
or entertainers.
Mr. Newman has been aptly called Il
worry killer and an apostle of mirth.
for. with simple jest gentle and ten
der pathos and sympathy. he plays
lightly and sweetly ON our heart
strings.
Miss Ruth Sl<eel is young contralto,
whose voice is sweet. smooth. rich and
fun. Miss Ruby Thorpe is one of the
best lady violinists in the west, whose
selections will be unusually well chos-
en-. Miss Clara Skeel is very versa
tile and talented musician most eN-
cellent nccompanist. who plays with
true expression and proper spirit-and
she is capital actress. too.
~ Dentist for a Day" by Frank Lin
do. and '.AIary's Merry Christmas. by
Mr.. Newman. are 1-act comedies entire
Is new. They are brightly and smaruy
written. fun of fun and good -natured
foolery. and yet quite dainty and re-
fined.
Reserved seats may be secured al
Il raft " FmerSon'S.