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The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
Fifth Grade HeadmarkS.

Headmark> oi the 5th grade >pringdale Public School tor JanuarY Claud Grammer E
 Bonnie Hawkins 1. Jennie Gram mer ,. Stella Combs l. Laurence Searcr [, Dola Dyes Fife Neeaham :, Clara Ewalt 1, Alta Ferguson Blanche Sheehan l :, Birdie Evans I, Eddie Wylie |, Herman StokenbcrrN 5, Eugene Murphy I. Ruth Hawkins l . Ar- tic Graee Byron Smith L. Gladys Jones [. Nellle Cardwell ,. Nirqie Black l, Lydia Reed l., Albert Graham l, Ruth kuhnert |. ara=Ladd ?. Annie Bragg 5, Willie Snnon~ ,, Eva Graham l :.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
DIST. NO. ll2.

JaH 2l. Bud Austin and Bruce smith maeiea basiae@9 triP ta Fayetteville Saturday,
 J X. Camp and girls went to Springdaie trading the Ia-t of the week
 ] Arthar> went t3 Rogers last Saturday week and purehas- ed hlm I wagon.
 John Murry. who sai4 his place some time ago. had to give possession the first of tht week, and has moved into thc house with Mariall JameS
 Mrs. Craig ot near rontitovn. came getting her eye burned out by hot grease popping into Il
 Born, to A1r. and Mrs. Eb. Barnett. a girl All doing well.
 AIr and Mrs H Canup visited near Johnson Sunday.
 Mrs. Mustain had tile mistor-
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
Nor I6

| expect ta open my barber shop and bg ready for business on next Saturday morning. Shop in t1iIlett building. former i1oeeuPIed b1 HensonS shop. Iol Ladd.-o fayetteville, ole oi the best bdrberS III this >se- t1on. Wllia>sist ne in the shop, and respectfully ask share of Eoaf patronage.
 Ny Ieed and grocery business III tlIe Opera Block is for sale.
 N. L. STOKES.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
f0k GOOD INSt NANCE
WithdraWs from Race.

To the Democratic voters of Washington County By reason ot continued sickness in uy fam ilfI find t will be impossible for me to ga over the county and see the people as l hoped to do, therefore have concluded to withdraw from the race for coun- " =iudge. and wish t. express my sincere thanks to my friends throughout tile county who have assisted He and assure them that l truly appreciate their kindness and hope sometime in the future to meet you all again.
 Very respectfully,
 I,. DFAXFk.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
Try It Once.

There k more actual misery and less real danger in I case ot itching. skin disease titan any other ailment. Hunts Cure is manufactured especially.for these cases, IL relieves instantly and cures promptly. Absolutely guaranteed.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

Freight Ne. F north bound, met with i serious disaster oa t straight track iust south the Clear Greek blntl eartr at } o'clock YesteTdaY evening. The train Wa speeding dewn-9fade at fifty mile clip when the for ward trucks ef q refrigerator car jumped the track just north of tbe little trestle across the prai- Tie branch T lie wheels bumped along on tile ties for q couple of hundred feet then the car turn cd end over end and landed top side down on the west side of the track. Seven more cars tunbled along. tearing up | hundred feet of track, and landed in q iumbled up mass on the east side oi the track where two empty cars were reduced to heaps of kindling. The eaboose and two cars stayed on the track at thc rear of the train and the engine and d dozen ears Were all in good shape at the head end. \ tramp was rid ing in one ot tie cars which ehanted 10 not get mashed up and the fellow Was scared into forty->even its but was not in- jllred Four cars were loaded with lumber. and others were empty X big force af railroad men were on the scene before : o'clock and the wrecked cars were dumped aside so as to build a tenn porary track through the wreck To enable the delayed trans to get through The track Was i'll shape by nine o'clock last night, but 1t will be several days before tie wreckage will all be cleared away. Superintendent SehIeyer ehaneed to be up the road and was on the scene within short time after the wreck and k still here supervising the work of clearing away the WrcEkagt
 MrEEEErHo
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
All the World

IS stage, and BaIIard.S SHOW Limmeht plays most proHi- nent part IL has Ha superior for RRtan8ti~n stiil joints. cuts, sprain~. and all pans Buy IL, ltx il and yoa will always use t. Anybody who has used Ballard s SHOW Idainent is t living proof of what | does. Buy I rial bot tie. 25t soc and sl.oo Sold by N. ei 0wnbey.
 .An eloquent listener k always welcomed
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

City who had been visiting let parents. Bob Ford and wife.
 returned home today Her par ents accompanying her as far as Gentry, ONO.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
Meisbberboed mews.
JOHNSON.

JOHNSON.
 Jan. T T. P. Black made q business Grip to Fort Smith Fri- day.
 Grandma Willard returned to Springdaie Sunday evening after q short ~oieHfn with relatives here
 Oscar tarftwei and family Were down from Springdale Sun daY visiting II Andy Cardwell'>
 Dtyk trum does not want the "eaieiun light thrown on that Friday night trip, 50 o1 course Malkeepno will lot mention 1t.
 l. E. AIeC1endon stayed ill bed all day4eSterdaf entertaining | fine case of grip. Mack says grip k worse than the measles.
 Jim Glaypoole had a very hard chill Sunday and the grip and pneumonia K now fastening on his splendid constitution. Jim IS foreman down at the lower lime kilns.
 Gene Alvis has evacuated the Morgan farm and moved up OH tie ridge to len acres of his own land where he las built the hest log housF- on= Clear Creek >e h. >aF>.
 AIr. and Mrs. C, D. Edthlyter, esGid and Sally" and the little ones were down to Johnson Sun da7 evening aid returned to SPfine3aIe en the evening train.
 Nf. aad Mrs. tha@ Cummings leave today fer Portales x AI.. waerr thet will locate Nfs. T'homasNali and son, Tom. are going ta accompany them out tHaFe Uaere Nr>. Nai1 vii ~ta4 Tor awhile ,o =See =thg climate vi bazf benefit te=4sr health.
 Prot Win. Greenhouse a5d Hon. Oliver GfHu have formed ,tl4 ottt tt5.3~ite and defensive af1f T. aHee fheE fourneyed te trfeHd- ship Saa9iay.te tie Baker sale yesterday and attended tHe clear ing awax of tie wreck last night.
 Several berry buyers have been dropping off here te see what tIle chances are for crop neNt sea son, There's pretty good chance Tor Johnson berries To bring q whole lot et money ii the growers will patch up tI1eir little diSagreements
 fis natural enough guess
 When some gits more and some glt~ les,
 Fer them uu~ on the slimest side
 Io claim Il alnt taii divide
 Last Friday ~as Washing tons birthday" but no great cer- e1nony marked the event here He didn' tell u> about 1t until the next day. Yes. January r was the 79th natal day of our young friend, C. Washington Stutke4.
 The bids for making the berry crates for the local growers were opened Saturday and tile board of directors awarded tn ton- tract to Bennett MaXeY
 Ye alluS noticed great eucees
 s mixed with troubles, more of loss
 And II s the man who does the best
 That gets more kicks than all tie rest
 The Fern Dell farm gets its name from the little glen Hear the residence, where tile wild ferns grow so profu>ely. and lit tie Willie Stueke7 gave t tie name when she was so sick some years ago. So they tell MulNeep- no.
 I'ncle Pete Cazat wa> buried at Mt. Comfort Saturday eXeuing. Mrs Cazat k now seriously i'll with pneumonia and her life is slowly ebbing away. LAfER:
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

tune t6e other day fo fall and break one of her rib9 .5he SuI- fercd great deal at the start but k much better now.
 Mrs. Asa Baldwin 4l Kansas
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
N01'IG F..

The Leading Studio will b. oPeheferf day=eNeept Sunday af- ter NedreSday Jan. 15. l9oS. Work will be finished within week after sittin@s are made. All work guaranteed f7-St.
 E.B. SfEFeE.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
N GopRI l., Spr1l10 0tIdle. .Af K 1.
hone No.

S E. Nan Horn gave us q eaIl ghls morning and says he ls meet lng with good success III thlS country in his business, which ls top grating apple trees. People whose trees are not bearing com mereial apples should look him np and inquire into Ii, he might do YOU good. U
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
NOTICE

fH=Iuture we will sell neat Tor ash only, and il aecounts are not settled on tho first ot each aonth credit will be absolutely fused. PAkEaTr X JoYeE. Ii YOU want anything ln the ewciry line don't buy until yon at and see H. A pailN,> stock gd ect hi> pftg>.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

\ first class line ot Builders Hardware at Candle Hardware Cor, west end Emma Avenue.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
lSRII ri RES

have Ter ~die a tlae Iet .. VT id Ben Davi@aad othef varieties j apple trees and several thou and ; VT old Ben Davis and fdli0.
 Also thg standard varieties at peach, pear, piunl. cherry grape vines, gooSeberr]c~. etc. Tt rea- .9nabIe prices. Nurseries ts miles southwest et SPflngdale. For further information eall on r address
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
IVA -rr,I.I W \ l Et

9andried apples. Harris X ,avpool, in building three doors a>fof Arcade Hotel s6-2t
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
Di lt
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In future we will sell meat Tor ash only. and ii accounts afe lot settled on the first ot each nonth credit will be absolutely afuSed. PAkRoTY k .foycF.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

II you want something Hitc 70 T Daily and get oHe ot .ttfo>e iik parasols er umbrellas.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

hrtt ueW members WeHe f!1- itiated bv the local ~ob-order ot theA. H.1 Kat the re4u- laf meeting Saturday night. and four more are scheduled for the first Saturday night in Iarbru- Hf8.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
Railway Time Gard.
WANTED

h Springdale. Arkansas cold forage, electric lights and water -3rk>. |. i.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
SHEET MUSIC

Just received 1000 copies Me kn}ey la cent sheet music. keHnans music store.
 Fresh bread It !. Q. Jones. re- Nidencein Mathews property near high school building ss-ii
 j. L. Jones, in tfTs old Mata- ews property west of high school building k prepared to recanr chars and clean and rePalr all kinds af furniture. Charges rea= >oudble and work guaranteed. 'S-eet
 f.kGIfTREf.S FOR SALE. Some =ifH Efbertas 1r old also June hlals peach \ lev thousand apple n ff old. aIsa peael1. cherry plum. berry plants. rfe. Ser mF before ton ba8. SRfin@dafe NaT>tfY Eo..
 a t2tIyg. Prop.
 For aaf8aiasin Hardware 5ail oa Gaudle Hardware Caz. We>t eaa Emma Avenue
 f6k= GOOD INSt RANGE See J=W. Lewis \ Co. Fife. l. Lightning nd Tornado. old line companies. Over million dollars to pay losses.
 Ja>t received I edf load oi the celebrated White Elk Flour, and md feed
 W-I. STOKES.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

eur>ion to the vicinity of Elkin>, where the bad weather had pre- vented | general round up ot the wolves which folks hMe been
 rYin4 to induce toemigratc from that paft ul tIIe .oantrx.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
N01,I ,I(

tfi parties indebted to He for gntal work arr requested to call i oncc and settle.
 (. tt. DaBsoX. Nlee two #4eaf old Ben Davis Lowell Nursery.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

Fifteen Neaf> aee We wrote 4ur first letter te The News =ttie 22nd of this month
 Iheft comes a#~aH4 ti1s winter aIA ! laW and nfHlaG~ refrain
 fIs mHruHfcG 1T the 6aHrcu &8e And su The dropping gt the ram Itte4l- at= pleasures AiAeanlH Hlels Ihe auk= which aaIN y0Hth ulas EHn2 4nd -ss Fa9S into thu burden sweet f8#- -38st a l4ttHe WhIle ago
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

Pair of year old mares. ole 3d#. one 9Far old m8rE. and m year Id goif. GdfE on or ft+. ta=
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

] F. Marr k over tt >Ifoant Springs and k in ne hurry to come back since the boys made such rabbit killing on his farm hcrr ole day#ia>t week Onefel- low said the4 killed l04 and au- other said twas f70. but anyway Il ''Was I famous victory.
 He asked Hugh LieIltte te.for | news item today. and his ans- Her Wa>, ,Mnllt.I don't believe that l know thing. which wa> quite drank confession.
 fHz south bound C4uHoa=Baii Wa> on=time= fsridatnorHine 5ad tf5a ea4Heef checked the speed oi his train mtIl after leIlad rounded tlle sharp curve i8>t south et tIe .eeal depot,#and t2a> 6.uckg sloW-up. 8or | brok- n raiH would have dftehed=his train lad he= e=becn tfayetin9 at q Read-fene pate-WilI Never found the break before =tbg next train WaS 1lte and tile track Was Jagged until the breat. wa@ft- pared
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

The Stony Point band still continues the regular practice on certain nights ei each month, dnd tie boys art getting to hr pretty good muS1Gtan>.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

Jan. 2f T. F. Black made q business trip to Fort Smith Fri day.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

Just received 1000 copies Ne kln}ey h cent sheet music. keHndns music store.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

BdnioS. NioIins. Guitars, Ae- ardeonS, Guitar-mandolins. and sti1er musical instruments at hHlV drug store.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

Fresh bread at !. .. Jones. re- >1denceln Mathews property near high school building. .5s-ti.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

,es#aeneg m southwest Spring
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The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

 | you want something aite 70 Baily's and get oue ot tfYase ,iik parasols er umbrellas. Tor first class Hardware and =easanable prices eo to =GaudIe hardware Co., vest end Emma Avenue.
 NOTICE In future we will sell meat Tor ash only. and Ii accounts afe rot settled on the first ot each nonth credit will be absolutely efused. PAKFoTT k JoyeF.
 NOTICE. AH parties indebted to He for lntal work afr requested to call antc and settle.
 (. C. DoBsoN. Nj two 4gaf old -Bea Davis Lowell Nursery.
 FOR SALE Par of 5 year old maae@. one 5aa one year old mare. and nee year Ia goit Caf5 on or Fife to
 # fI Ca4et }gs.denee m >eathWe> Spring
 sS-2t-P Nj .8ut HH pIa te ba4 2. wood aad Hae Spring. FueHta. back at pasto0t5e.
 oafaS9 a= umbrella i9=~oill5--= 83ee tbat=saa 6e aSzd tE5e year gaad .bailt has beaa- fa3 line II eReeiaZ5ea Prieezz ! beautiful Iins= - Rara>of> nd silk a#feila@ at=b5jlFS < rHe store.
 No hunting allowed aa m4 zeml>e>. !. W. Carter. I lt~ Hardware YOU want see aadlr Hardware c.. West end Gmma Avenue.
 Be9t grade soai oit to every 5dy l5 cents per gallon at armer> tnle1 produce house en 'iItt Street
 NOTICE. h future We will sell meat fer a>h only, and il accounts are not settled on the first of each 1onth credit will De absolutely -etuSed. lAEkoTT X JoYeE. No hunting allowed on my rul N E. BRoGpoN. Watches and clocks at naliv'> rug store from Loo up. For firSt-class jevelr> tt req -oHdblc prices eo te DailF> drug tore
 Fife grade oi Enamel Ware GGaudle Hardware Cu- west id Emma Avenue Banios. NioIin>. Guitars, Ae- ardeonS. Guitar-mandolins. and sther nusicdi instruments at hdlY's drug store.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

Grandma Willard returned to Springdale Sunday evening after q short >oieufn with relatives
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

! beaatiiH= #iHe ~ Pard>of> nd silk m#rril8@ at bajl8S ru8 store
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

Fine grade ol Enamel Ware tGaudle Hardware Co.,. west id Emma Avenue.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

For tirSt-class jeWelrt tt rea- >aHdblc prices eo te Daily drug tore.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
N0TI IC

In future We will sell neat for a>h only, and il accounts are not settled on thr first oi each lonth credit Wil De absolutely
 used. PAkKoTT X JoYCE.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

No hunting allowed an m4 reaH>t>. .l N. Carter.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

Best grade 0oai oif to every 5dx. E cents per gallon at aflHer> Union produce house on fiff Street.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

lt~ Hardware YOU want set aadlr Hardware c.. We~t end @mma Avenue.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

No hunting allowed on my ral. N F. BkoGpoN
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-05
SOLDIERS SUPPRESS RIOT.
Disturbance at Hongkons of Short
 Duration.

Hongkong, Nov. 4.-The rioting which resulted here Monday from the attempt of those involved to force the local merchants to continue the boy. cott against Japanese goods, has been suppressed by the soldiers, who were called out to patrol the business dis tricts. One Chinese who offered armed resistance was shot The riots were organized primarily by the students Of this city and the disturbance is evi' dently widespread. At Singapore sim liar riots have occurred and number of merchants said to have shown a desire to discontinue the boycott and otherwise favor Japan, have been branded as traitors and in several in stances marked by having their ears slit. 1t is alleged that a league has been formed secretly and has pledged itself to give any man who slits the ears of so-called traitor" $15, and should he be thrown into jail, to see that he is held up to the public as martyr and to pay him dollar day while in prison. Should one of the traitor merchants be killed, 1t is al legged the league agrees to pay his slayer S200.
 At Canton there have been hints Of the same trouble and number of ruff fans have been hired to attack mer- chants. Vigorous measures to sup press the rioting have been taken.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-05
How to Cure a Cold

Be as careful as you can you will occasionally take cold, and when you do, get medicine of known reliability, one that has an established reputation and that is certain to effect a cure. Such a medicine is Chamberlain Cough Remedy. It has gained a world wide reputation by its remarkable cures Of this common ailment, and can always be depended upon. It acts on natures s plan, relieves the lungs, aids expec- toration, opens the secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. During the many wears in which 1t has been in general use we have yet to learn of single case of cold or attack of the grip hay ing resulted in pneumonia when this reme dy was used, which shows con- clusively that it is certain proven tive of that dangerous disease. Cham berlain's Cough Remedy contains no opiun or other narcotic and may be given as confidently to a baby as to au adult. For sale by Jackson Drug Co.,, and an dealers
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-05
CIRCUIT COURT
 IS RECONVENED
Judge Steel, Being Called Home by Brothers Illness, Mark P. Olney Acts as Special Judge ge-Cases
 Disposed of

Judge Jas. s. Steel, Hon. John $. Lake and Prosecuting Attorney II. c. Pinnix, came in Tuesday afternoon for the reconvening of circuit court, which adjourned the middle of last week. Short ly after arriving in the city Judge Steel received a phone message from Locksburg stating that his brother, County Judge A. c. Steel, was suddenly stricken Tuesday afternoon with ap- oplexy and in serious condi- ton. Judge Steel on receiving the news returned on No. } to his home aud Wednesday sent a message to Mir. Lake stating that his brother was slightly im- proved and would probably re- turnto Mena Thursday afternoon to resume his duties.
 At the converting of court Wednesday Hon. Mark P. Olney was elected by the bar as special judge during the absence of Judge Steel.
 The criminal docket was taken up, and the first case called was that of the state vs. ]. w Me- Atee, who was indicted by the grand jury at the April term, charging him with cruelty to an- finals and killing one of his horses. Only a few witnesses testified, and after hearing the evidence the jury. without leav- ing the box, rendered verdict of not guilty.
 Immediately on opening the afternoon session, Lambert Wil- son, charged with grand larceny, was brought before the court and by his attorney, w. M. Pipkin, entered a plea of guilty and was given a sentence of one year at hard labor in the state peuiten- tiary.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-05
HOPE FOR CHANGES
DEMOCRATS HAVE HOPES OF CAP TURING POPULAR LEGIs-
 LATIVE BRANCH.
l GAIN OF 32 DISTRICTS WILL CONTROL
Democratic Managers Have Given Spe- ciaI Attention to Close Districts and Those Where Labor Vote Is Large Republicans Have Also Given These Districts Watchful Care.

Washington, Nov. 4.-The com puters of probable election results, of whom Washington boasts more than her quota, are not permitting the over shadowing importance of the presiden- tial contest to close their eyes to the circumstances that new congress will come in with the new president, and there is much concern regarding it's political complexion. All concede that there is no possibility of Dem ocratic senate, but there is more room for speculation regarol1g the house of representatives
 Before the adjournment of the last session the Democratic leaders in the house made no effort to conceal their intention of going alter" that import ant legislative body, and while their Republican opponents met these taunts with a smile, they have not been unconcerned. They know that the present Republican control may be reversed by changes in comparative ly few congressional districts. They gre awake to the fact that even less disastrous revolution than took place in 1906 would cause the change they fear, for the Democrats then captured 26 districts which had been held by Republicans, whereas only 32 re versals would now be necessary.
 The Republicans are using the pos sIble effect of a Democratic house upon tariff legislation as the principal reason for preventing such a result. The Democrats assert that a real re- vision will be much more certain with 6 Democratic than with a Republican house.
 The Democratic managers make no secret of the fact that they are giving their special attention to the close districts. There are many such in the Mississippi valley states, and in those they are doing their most earnest work. At the same time they are not sighting the labor districts of east ern states.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-05
WILL SELL ALL NIGHT.
New York Brokers to Take Early Ad
 vantage of Election Results.

New York, Nov. 4.--No matter which way the elections go or what effect they have on the stock market, traders will be able to do business practically all night Tuesday night, for the stock exchange houses having up. town branches have. almost without exception, arranged to keep open all Tuesday night The London market opens at o'clock. New York time five hours before the New York mar ket is ready for business, and it is primarily to allow their customers to take advantage of this and make trades on the London exchange that the brokers are keeping their offices open. The news tickers will also work all night that the brokers offices. as we'll as other subscribers, may have the results in the various states as soon as they are given out.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-05
A st Joseph Man Asphyxlated.

St. Joseph, Nov. 4.-One death by asphyxiation. the dismissal of all schools heated with natural gas, and cold meals. as the result of no fuel was the result Monday of the break ing near Leavenworth, Kan, of na- tural gas main, with which St. Joseph is supplied most of it's light and heat. The gas was shut of beginning Sun day night until five o'clock Monday evening. Joseph c. Bertrand was found dead in his room, 1t is thought. as the result of the fire going out and fumes escaping when the gas was turned on again.