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The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

The theee weeks old infant of Mir. and Mrs. John Vernon ot Johnson died Wednesday after noon.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

Deceased was about eighty years of age, and is survived by wife and number of children, grandchildren and great grand- children. $. H. Slaughter of this place being one of the sons. About 2S years ago Dr. Slaugh- ter was a resident of Springdale and was engaged in the nercan- tile business at this place. From here he moved to his farm in OK ford Bend where lie has since re- sided. He was also minister of the Baptist Church, and in bis younger days a practieing physi- elan.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

A Christmas gift given as all obligation carries nothing with 1t.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
'nn tbe Gown and County.

day for his home at Humble, Texas. He was accompanied by his brother Walter and family, who will make their home at that place.
 l The many Springdale friends l of Mrs. K. H. Pardue, who form erly resided here, will regret to .r,earu that she has been Ill for Live weeks with a painful attack 1 efrheumatisn at her home three
 1iles south of Rogers
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Thompson, ef Salida. Col, arrived Tuesday
 and will spend few weeks visit ling with relatives and friends in Wash II gton county. N Ars.
 Thompson is d daughter of ]. N. l 1valdron of this place.
 l Tlle News is requested to an-
 roinee that tbsle will =be call l meeting of yhe Cemetery Assoei. l ation Saturday afternoon at } ldtclock at the residence of N. \. ltsraves, and all members are re-
 uested 10 be present..
 Mr and Mrs. W. P. Glenmer. who had been over visiting with lrelatiYes, returned Monday 10
 their home at Tahlequah. They lvere accompanied by tIle latter s lfather, !. A. Baxter, who will lvisit over there for awhile.
 Il Gus Daily informs Us that lLuke Crawford Is now in St. lIouis working for the Wells
 fargo Express Co. He was only loalled to assist them through the -Iloliday rush, but will probably -leontlnue with the accompany. | The ladies of MarkweH Union Twill meet with Mrs. Grant gl9'hompson Monday, January . \ at 2:5o ?. m Members are all -Yrequested to be present at tic M
 First meeting q the year n MFs. STuFDIvAx, Sec. ,n MT Geo. Smith and Miss 0l- t ieRaiHwater, who had been over to vlstng relatives and friends. re-
 tarA \ yesterda11 st ....u. a.ss 2, . Smith f x. Jin Nte Mrs. t
 Nevst z doisosi; tf-sh The $ ine' M tiS renew their subserip- =. he News Is this week mailing T ut sl tements to all those who a ire in arrears on subscription. Ne would be pleased to have all q ,ettle promptly. but if there are I my wIo can't pay now we will ( :heerfrlly give them reasonable I ,ime. i
 c. V Tool has sold lis farm ( southes st of town, formerly l ownedi s5y G. W. Craver, de ceased, 10 D. A. Baily, of Webb t City, Mt, consideration Ss,ooo. MT. Rail and family are now here and will make this their
 Cards have been issued an nouncing the wedding of MT. Oscar l. Lee McMillan and Miss Hazel Archer Yates, on Tuesday evening J .nuary 7th, 1908, at $ o'clock, In Central Presbyterian church, l'ayetteville. Fayette- vile Revie '.
 Joe B smith, who now re- sides at K,nsas, Ok, west ot Siloam SD ings, was visiting with relativesand old friends in Springdale e hh week. He was resident of this place a number of years ago Hlng a son of the late Uncle B'dsmith.
 Dave Philips an uncle of Lem
 Fitch of Mad'soa county, was in
 the city on tus1ness connected
 with Fiteh's defnse. An effort
 will be made sh bow that Fitch
 is insane and n Investigation as
 to his sanity nay be applied for
 here.-Fayettsv vile News.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03


 ing on bu sipcss. ha
 The tax ccsidctoT staFts oH Hss annual tour of the county today, opening at Spring Valley.
 There have Been numerous so- eial gathe rings1 in springdale within the past two weeks.
 Mrs. s. ". Cl ark went down to Ft. Smil h las t week to spend few days gisit Eng with friends.
 I. N. Ws ldrpe returned Tues day from wefM's visit with rel atives and riet.Ss at Grove, Ok.
 No. I'll d ,ei Eh range at the Famous on D .1ber 24. The number Wal l. py NJ. P. Dan iel. HAT
 k, l.. ctefk kcasket came dowr rom Spring tiSof of Mo-, first ot the week to 1 e.ai io Fl 4 fter business matters snatio
 ]. E. Stew 2 les thr. .f1o had beer here visiting .b%rriai fos'aaf' lther, W. A Stewart. lef' thinga night fo1 Dallas, 11exs r
 Miss Iuez 8r.and chas resigned as teacher in -anls. els.ublic school and Mrs. Marry dIstrier was elect ed to fill the vsieerm iy.
 T. J. Hill eA 1a,,yss 'anys, s,,ndav after aoon for lils ssoldf fars olde at Bloom field, Iowa, ol pC ess and ex poets to be al.set tf,ba E, out a week
 Mrs ]. P. Bel lt4fecaotes and daugh ter, Miss Ora ss4' ss ! has,gg h.nsgtd T4sda\ afternoon froti' 1 II g .f..ss5s@a r@s Grove where they h.1l se se1' 1Nississ sub sting rel atives. | When .on'
 Mr. and Mrs tu the hajorit ta.t. Bratto ro,1.,. ,r ies g1s rines ! an ben,s county l ues'itenl nnlany la sit the la ter's father, ah ls the so II se pnorted be quite i'll. Id to & st
 r. NJ. Kirk, q, 1Eer. OK arrived recent yaou ssisaE XII prot y make Spring Eof ! 1bvshis ho He will repres .sssa thai @t Slutua ,urance Union. her. a"q pne.
 Misses Fern .,l ray in t.=-A-',, Bushnell came L ,r,a.f .n' &lA' Oklahoma, lasf ye, ,st HluIkE 1, with Springdals s'nl lseisss se everv.1 ng home Mond;t 'ier ,.l Miss Floy | NJ f,e cirf 'een down spen,r Ssssi't r!an le EhJ with her parenf d ye isen, olr where she hasaM fea MO- Miss Anna nd ely alt eff and Miss q k, 'de wsyhf !, e. o, of his place, wfo oi,v aiAeS-ol isit, left yeste tenSs up oi1 line Rlutf wl, nI k ming for lusie. E Feachihs The first nd 5E oiled by The yes M aH per CIT I F Fve-;,4,,-PANk Nk t0S was ,n lou, uIhr rl Madi- .acbed ne ea .,, ptance sday ". l.. Stokes hanMl ol,. rocerv etora ;nf,, G # New dS la,,. rigan. I
 'h 'he pa t0 1S thorne. :, 'eupied by Caudle'n N M been rat et. This gives hi, oS and this y more room. I oe .so w A. (. Owen, sneh ', 51f ea , Mickle, arrived x 8I ' oi :. 90 from FairGeld Il |" udys sist the latter in kj na vii, irness repair wo Fm Ioe ana Hard var; h' NJ the D. B. Jones, liyinl,e re. re nity of Goshen, sn Iiy pe VT 'rchased from m ,, ,. osn,ly It. 7 Vartwout place be ral II tue VII, has moved hi6 ir aISt oi d they will n1Ake m in ref over re. = 1kelaome Jas. Hulsey, Whol rice hy MEL 'iting with rehti' y so, si.hp u
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The Springdale news., 1908-01-03

Last years failures will count for naught if made stepping stones to this years successes.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
spRNGDAf WASHINGTON COUNTY ARKANSAS FRIDAY JANUARY 1908

4A0At2A lA49 dl tCl IOOIi' toQlltS Judge Williams officiating. They will leave shortly for Cal1- fornia where they will make their home. Fayetteville Re- view.
 After d rest of a few months, Lee Sanders has resumed his old position as cashier of the Far mers and Merchants Bank. Bert Lewis, who has been acting as cashier, will probably go to Fay etteville or Bentouville to assist m the hardware store of w. T. Farrar X Go.
 Miss Lucy Ferguson of Rlch- land was adjndged to be q fit subject for the State Hospital for nervous diseases, the 10th inst. Drs. Otto Christian and Hugh Thurman were the examining physicians. She was well edacat- ed and had been ill for six years. Fayetteville Review.
 Geo. ". Randall, who has been local manager for the Northwest Arkansas Lumber Co. for some time past, has accepted q position with the Springdaie Hardware Company, and will en- ter upon his duties some time this month. The lumber eom- pany las not yet selected his successor.
 Judging from the following which appeared in Fridays Fay ettevllle Daily, there must be ob- jeehou among some of the peo- pie down there to the sewerage system being put in: '.The resident, of College Avenne held meeting al the court house at 5 o'clock this afternoon for the purpose of devising means to prevent sewer mains being laid lt tfe streets.
 Geo. II Bennett, who has | position with the Frisco railroad in Dallas. Texas, ~as uP last week visiting Mrs. Bennett, who has been the guest of her p3Jz ent>, Rev. and Mrs. Palmer, for several days. A1r. Bennett says the railroad companies are cut ting down their working forge. both if ,A.-p-se-~t t
The Springdale news., 1908-01-03
 -SAIGHlfEA

Dr. Q. D. Slaughter, one of the oldest and best known resi- dents of this section, died Fri day morning at hls home in ON- ford Der -.e result of a=stroke 95 PIexy reeet,nn.e ee'y '7e& hoWbefore The f- -nains were lofred in the cemetery wi Mt ernon. near tie home O. tt1t eeeased, oil Saturday. VI.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-10-16
Amarillo Country Club.

Some weeks ago this paper re-
ported that l.. A. Wells and 9th
ers had purchased land on the
Palo Duro northeast of this city
for the purpose Of establishing a
new private club grounds. Mr..
Wells and his associates offered
a prize for the best name sub
mitted, The contest closed last
Monday night and the name Sc.
lected was THE Amarillo Coun-
try Club by which name the
grounds will hereafter be known.
Mrs. May Roney of Amarillo
was the person who proposed the
name selected.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-10-16
Visitor to this City Dies.

At the home of J. +. Miller in
this city last Thursday after
noon, Chauncy |. Phase, of South
Manchester, Indiana, died from
an attack of fever. Mr.. Phase
had only been here a few days
on a visit to his uncle, Mr.. Miller,
when he was sliced with the ill
ness which terminated in his
death. His parents had been
notified by wire of his serious
condition, but did not reach this
city before death came. The
body of the young man was en-
balmed and shipped to his home
for interment.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-10-16

parenthetically, that there amt
one man out of a hundred who
has been fortunate enough to
rest his optics upon and behold
the wonderful and magnificent
panorama which nature, in her
extravaganza, has spreed out up-
on the beautiful, fertile plains of
the Panhandle to greet the glad
eye of the weary tourist, that
would remain in Fannin county
long enough to even lump her
off to the highest bidder for a
sheep ranch.-Tulia Standard.
This editor is sometimes
tempted to believe that the real
hustlers have moved from some
OF our eastern counties and have
come to the Plains. We notice
that every man that comes out to
see US and our land, becomes at
once a bowling advertisement
for the country and its pros
poets. Possibly we have some
advantages over the eastern
counties that the eastern count
les don't know about. Anyway,
everybody has to acknowledge
that we are coming to the front
out here and that very rapidly
and it is a moral cinch that every
body would not be boosters for
the country if we didn't have the
country to back up what they
say.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-10-16
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!: US AND SOME OTHERS !:
Nsanxa.a aaaa3aHH
THE DRY METHOD FARMING IN
TEXAS.

To pillow in the fall in a way
that will enable the abundant
rainfall of that season to sink
deep, and then, after planting, to
break the surface frequently as
an interference with the suns
efforts to rob the roots of this
stored-up moisture, is to prac-
tic dry farming. 1t is some
times called the Campbell sys-
TEN, but, while some tribute is
due to one who has worked so
zealously to bring it into us, the
principle that gives it validity is
too old and well known to allow
of any copyright. There are
millions of acres Of land in Texas
upon which it is the only kind of
farming that is practicable, but
there are more millions in the
State which, while in no sense
arid, would be made far more
productive than they are by the
practice of this simple dry farm
ing method. We may add that
now is the time to begin. Dallas
News.
The farmers in the Panhandle
of Texas have learned how to
farm this way and they are MAX
ing it pay and pay big returns.
Our soil is easily cultivated and
the system as indicated can be
used to great advantage on a
large area by a small force to do
the work.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-10-16
A CENTER SHOT.

a man can raise from one
hundred to two hundred bushels
of yam potatoes on Fannin coun-
ty sand land, and can get from
Is cents to a dollar a bushel for
everyone of them. Why should
the sandy land farmer want to
hunt a new country?-Bonham
News.
Because in the lower Panhandle
he can raise from $50 to $50
bushels on land not costing
one-third of the Fannin county
land, and sell them for from one
dollar to $50. Besides he is
living in a healthier country,
that offers untold promises to
the poor man.-Quanah Tribune.
Now when it comes to sweet
potatoes Randall county goes
some itself, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a.
Pierce sold a lot of sweet pOta-
toes in this city last week to one
of our merchants, who retailed
them at two and half cents per
pound. a number of the pota,
toes bringing fifteen cents each
and the whole lot averaged eight
cents each. And they were
good to eat too, for this editor
tried them.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-10-16

The main reason the West has
had such a wonderful influx of
immigration is the people there
got together, organized CONNER
cial clubs, advertised and turned
the tide of immigration west
ward, and they are keeping it
there. They have doubtless
trebled and quadrupled their in
vestments in this direction by
the settling up of their country
and thereby enchanting the
value of their real estate
Athens Review.
If any one doubts these state
ments all he has to do is to go to
any West Texas town. You can
find plenty Of people there who
want to sell out to go further
west" people who are not pros
pering, people not satisfied, but
you won't find a man, woman or
child who isn't ready any min
ute to brag on his town or coun-
try. a stranger from Mars or
some other seaport who landed
first in West Texas would be
convinced by listening to the
people talk that it is the only
best country" on earth. a
hundred Panhandle men in Fan
min county would boom it for a
site for Paradise. -Bonham
News.
Right again, brother, but per
nit us to deviate from the main
issue long enough to remark,
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-10-16

Whoop, push, kick, fight and
give for the railroad. This ques-
ton ought just at this time to
take precedence over all others.
Get the road, and then it will be
time to turn to other things.
But get the road we must, or
our name is Dennis. Get the
road.-Baylor County Banner.
But the main thing to do is to
get in behind the proposition and
help to raise your bonus. Don't
rely on one man or a set of men
to do the work for every man has
an influence that no other man
can exert and when person
sees that nearly everybody but
himselfis helping to move along,
he will want to get in next to the
wagon and push some himself
There is great deal to be ac-
complished by example.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-10-16

What is the use to grumble:
Let's don 't.-Lockney Beacon.
Randall County people don't
grumble--they have nothing to
grumble about.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-10-16

w. G. Kenyon of Amarillo was
a business visitor to this city last
Monday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-15
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-15
OWEN ON THE PLATFORM
SENATOR SAYS NEW STATE
WILL GIVE NATIONAL DE.
MocRAcY SAFE MAJORITY.

Washington, Sept. Ex-senator
Robert Lee owen OF Oklahoma. who
is here because os the serious illness
OF his mother. is not uneasy over
the result of the election in Okla.
homa.
The state will give Mr.. Bryan a
safe majority he said. He Is the
most popular man in America in our
commonwealth. | think his chances
of election are good; much better
than they have been. have visited
Nebraska recently. and made 1t a
point To investigate carefully the
seutiment there. found nhat a
great many republicans would vote
for Mr.. Bryan. When told by some
democrat that he knew of republi.
cans who intended to vote the demo.
cratic ticket, | invariably asked the
names of those men. in order 10
make sure that my democratic
friend was not over enthusiastic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-15
ENGLISH SOCIETY EVENT.
Wedding Of Winston Churchill ana
Miss clementine Hozier.

London Sept l2.-All social Lon.
don today IS vastly interested in the
wedding OF Winston Churchill, pres
dent of the board of trade in the
Asquth cabinet and Miss Clementine
HoZier, which is the event OF tne
month in the society of the British
capital. he happy couple will have
a months honeymoon, terminating
Oct. l2 when parliment re-assem-
bles and the bridegroom will have to
resume his political duties.
All the arrangements for the we'd
ding have been OF the simplest va
riety. both bride aud groom oppos-
ing what they termed prolonged
fuss"
The bride is the daughter Of the
late Sir Henry and Lady Blanche
Hozier. Her father after brilliant
military career, became secretary OF
Lloyds. She is of bluest blood The
Earl of Airlie is one of her cousins.
An accomplished musician, she
speaks several Languages.
Winston Churchill as most persons
in America know is the son of Ran
dolph Churchill, who married Miss
Jennie Jerome of New York. She Is
Mrs. George CORVALLIS West now
and, as always as one of the most
brilliant and charming OF women.
Mr.. Churchill is the fourtn member
of the Asquith cabinet to be married
while in office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-15

John Bonner. unlawfully having in
his possession intoxicating liquor
John Wilson, selling intoxicating
liquor.
John Wilson, selling intoxicating
liquor
Charlie Boone selling Intoxicating
liquor
Kelley Baker. selling intoxicating
liquor.
Thursday. October :. 1905 ....
W. II. Fridge, selling intoxicating
liquor
W H. Fridge. selling intoxicating
liquor.
Rob Swindall. transporting liquor
Noble White. transporting liquor
Paul Stephenson. carrying liquor
from place to place
Calvin Williams, carrying liquor
from place to place.
Bob Terrell and Pat Mccain. sell.
ing intoxicating. liquor
Bob Terrell and PAT McCau. sell.
ing intoxicating liquor
Jim Carter 1T al transporting H.
quor
Elmer Williams aud Byrd Berry.
transporting liquor
Mallie Roper and j u Price. sell
ing iniiXioyting liquor
W. l.. Appleton. delivering whisky
To other than the Juc fo whom 10
was consigned.
Friday, October O. 909
w T.. Carroll, un.av'uIly convey
ing liquor
Polk Puryne selling intoxicating
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-15

The cnances are five to one that
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-15
and invariably he gave the names.

and invariably he gave the names.
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The provision guaranteeing bank de-
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and has resulted in many national
banks Withdrawing as national or
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state banking act"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-15
A Travelling Mans Experience.

II must tell you of my experience
on an east bound O. X. & y. X. X.
train from Pcndleton TO lie Grande.
Ore, writes" writes Sam \. CARRIER.
well known travelling man. Il was
In the smoking department with some
other travelling men when one of ii, m
went out into the coach and came
back and said, there is woman sick
unto death in the car at once gor
up and went out, found her very III
with cramp collie, her hands and arms
Wen drawn up so that you could not
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ladies We're working with her and
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remedy U never travel without iD
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dose of the medicine In glass,
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II to her. but | succeeded | could
at once see the effect and | worked
with her, rubbing her hands and I'm
twenty minutes | gave her anothf r
dose. BY this time We were almost
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husband In case another dose should
he needed. but by the time the train
ran into lie Grande she was alright,
and received the thanks of every
passenger in the car" For sale by
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