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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-26
Silver Wedding.

Mir and Mrs George B. Moore will celebrate their twenty-fifth anniver- 1sary of r d life with a reception at thejt.,fme on West Second avenue .on Tuesday evening. August 31. Mrs. Moore was formerly Miss Amanda Waldstein. and they were married in 1884. sm .,~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-26

Miss Julia Williams will open a studio for rianoforte instruction in September. She y.ill be glad to hear from these .v!to gre interested at her nome, 41S st. 12th. Old phone, 451
 new phone 5. 7-21 i'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-26
I,indSay.Herbert.

Lindsay.Herbert
 Mir and Mrs. William H. Lindsay have announced the coming marriage of their daughter, Miss Estelle Madison Lindsay, to Floyd Richard Herbert, at tbe home of the bride in San Diego, California, on September II. Miss Lindsay is cousin of Miss Mabel Ivy and a niece of Mrs. J. l.. Arm field. of this city. She formerly lived in this c tv and has many friends whom this announcement will inter- est
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-13
For our Boys

Mothers Friend Wash Sailor Suits, from 21a-year
to 8-year-od, selling from 80 to $500 suit
Grey Wool Mixed Sailor Suits, ages 212 to 8 years;
selling at $3.50 suit
Blue Serge Wool Sailor Suits ages 22 to years; SELL
ing from ----- $3.50 to $500 suit
Mixed Tweeds, pIaids stripes and plain coIos; all shades
and ages; from -------S35O to $500 suit
Black Ribbed Hose from 1Oc to 35c pair
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-13

We the best clothes
tanning at all times the most exceptional
competitors find themselves unable
fame and wonderful patronage.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26

tioneer. " A very interesting pro- gram was also rendered by the stu dents Of the public school
 Will Horne. Of Liberal. Kansas. is visiting relatives here this week. Will is a former Washington Coun- ty boy but has been residing in southwestern Kansas for half dog en years.
 \ bran new organ delivered at the home of Sam Cox to-day will ~e a great present for the child ren. Lela and Loy. and folks will come a long ways to listen to Sam play and sing.
 The Frisco has been having such bunch of wreeks causing such late trains that when one buys ticket nowadays it is question whether the passenger will "go to- day or tomorrow"
 Roy Ramey is in very pre- carious condition at present. He is the oldest son of Henry Ramey The entire Ramey family have had typhoid, but all of them are con- valescent except Roy
 ]. B. Vernon who has been tour ing the west for several weeks is now down at Portales, New Mexi- co, visiting former Arkansas folks. but We understand that he will be back in Johnson again soon
 Mrs. Claude Davis is convales- eing from serious attack of ty- phoid She is under the care of Miss Nellie Key, trained nurse, who taught school at Johnson and Stony Point several years ago
 ! F. McClendon and wife came in Sunday evening from Proctor, Okla. and will visit here a couple of days and then continue their journey to Canada where they will spend several weeks visiting rela tives in the Province of Ontario
 Sunday was spring-hke day, but change to cooler winter-like weather to-day restores confidence to those folks who killed hog during the cool days of last week, and who were beginning to fear that the warm weather ud spile my meat.
 The many Johnson friends of Miss Willie Horne gladly welcomed her at Sunday School and Church services Sunday morning. Miss Willie is attending school at Springdale where her parents, Mr and Mrs Jesse Horne, have re sided since moving from here some months ago.
 Oscar Hughes has moved over 10 the old home place. north of Stony Point where his father, l.. B.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26
 GOSHEN.

Nose Dutton is erecting a new barn and John MayfieId has com aleted q new wagon shed
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26
makes a real Thanksgiving fo someone else Exchange.
JOHNSON

B B. Johnson returned to-day from short business trip to Har- ris. Ark
 Rev Thornsberry came over from Goshen and preached two splendid sermons Sunday
 Deputy Sheriff Liehlyter is out to-day scouting for boarders for the county jail at Fayetteville
 Carl Iyey returned Saturday ev- ening from Muskogee. Okla. where he has been working for several months.
 Fred Spyres and family left Fri day for Stilwell. Okla, where they intend to reside until they get ready to come back to Arkansas.
 Miss Ollie Greenhouse is spend- ing this week with home folks. Miss Ollie has been teaching school at Westville. Okla. for several months
 NJ. l.. Gray returned Saturday ey- ening from his sojourn of several weeks in various towns of Central Texas where he has been selling Arkansas apples.
 !. Young Wiekwire operated the Boswell tonsorial parlor Saturday and is thinking seriously of renting the building and conducting the shop during the winter season.
 Quite a delegation of the John son A. H T. A, journeyed up to Springdale Friday night to assist State Secretary Farley in organizing local Sub-Order in Springdale
 Tan Wright and family are go- ing to move ill a short time to the vicinity of Eykins where Tan has rented land which he will farm next year
 piss Addie Lynch resumed her place as teacher i'll the school room this morning after an absence of six weeks caused by serious attack of rheumatism and bronchi= tis
 The Stony Point basket supper Friday night was well attended. and s19.65 was realized for the organ fund. Sam GIaypool was the que
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26
GIVING THANKS

It might have been worse. : Thus can even the most distract ed ones render a scrap of thanks to God at the great feaA day Many can look back over the year and and exclaim, Tt could scarcely have been better We have pros pered; we have had health and happiness. For these blessings We thank Thee ;
 What constitutes blessings ln- creased wealth only? Nay, nay This is too often the greatest curse Many can date their down fall, their misery. from the day of their acquisition of wealth
 Happiness is the only good All else is chaff. easily blown away by adverse winds They who have a corner on happiness are blessed of all Gods creatures.
 Some would find happiness in acquiring more land, or money or somthing tangible They are mis- erable unless they are getting some thing Some find happiness in giv- ing something to others This is the great blessing that comes to those who believe it is more blessed to give than to receive . It takes the right spirit towards others to make this true
 Give thanks to God for the priyi- lege Of living in an age like this. Never has the brotherhood of man been so manifest Give thanks to those kind friends about you who make life worth living.
 Freely ye have received. freely give not only of material things but of kind words and deeds This
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26
RLENFORD.
Grandma Thompson is worse at this writing

Grandma Thompson is worse at this writing
 Grove Burnett returned home Sunday evening from Oklahoma
 Clara Bolton is still very ill Not much hopes of her recovery.
 Mrs Andrew Sanders Of near Springdale was visiting her sick friend. Mrs. Burnett. one day last week
 MT and Mrs w. II Higgs went to the camp ground Sunday morn ing to hear the new preacher. Rev Roberts
 Mrs. Abe Burnett is awful bad There was nine of her children to see her all the same time Her daughter, Mrs Andrews. has been staying with her until Saturday she went home. but will return to her mothers soon
 The sawyers Society had very interesting time last Wednesday night. They had several speeches
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26

Nora Robbins is visiting friends at Prairie Grove.
 Maud Gilbreath and Ottis Dean are on the sick list
 Mrs. Jno. Carter is eonvalescent after quite a brief spell of sickness.
 Joye l.angston of Springdale is teaching class in music at this place
 \ brother of Jno. and Joe Ruth erford is visiting them from Or egon
 Amanda karnes and son are yisi- ting relatives and friends at this place
 k Stanberry and family Of Vale came down Sunday and spent the day with friends
 Trella Yoes and her friend, Miss Calhoun. made Nellie Hughes a visit last Sunday
 Some of the people are taking advantage of the cold weather and are butchering to-day.
 Ernest Stockburger returned from Oklahoma last Friday after an absence of several weeks Mrs Berte Flood left for Okmul- gee, Okla. last Saturday after visit with relatives for few days.
 The township Sunday School Convention was held at the Christ ian Church last Sunday Prof Foot of Fayetteville was present
 The teachers and directors in stitute last Saturday at the school building was decided success. A number of teachers over the coun- ty were present and al the noon hour the patrons Of the school served an elegant dinner \ num- Der of visitors from a distance were present.
 L C. Fun
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26

Nose Dutton is erecting a new barn and John Mayfield has com pleted new wagon shed
 Mrs John Anthony. who has been very low with typhoid fever we are glad to know. is recovering
 Mrs. Thornsberry. son Grover and daughter. Miss Bonnie, visited friends in Bentonvlle he past week
 C. NJ Neill attended the Mason ic Grand Lodge at Little Rock the past week and reported nice time
 A sweet little baby girl is in the home of D O Gilliland and wife. and of course they have "adopted" her.
 The pie supper at the Methodist Church Saturday night proved to be a success Every one reported an enjoyable time The proceeds to go toward buying an organ.
 We are sad to relate the death of Uncle Tuck" Smith. who died Friday night He was eighty-four years of age and was captain in the Confederate army He has led his men through many a bloody fray but has gone now to ans wer the last roll call
 Though it has been some weeks since anything has appeared in The News from Goshen. Sally Anne" is not dead by any means, but unavoidable circumstances have prevented her from writing and quite a few changes have taken place since she last wrote ]. T. Taylor and family have moved to Oklahoma Edd Dutton has moved 10 the Taylor place Willis Dod- son who formerly lived near Hinds- vile has moved to Goshen, to ] l.. Slaughter'S house. Fiery Ship Icy has moved to Uncle John OK fords house and Will Dyer has moved to the house Fiery Shipley
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26

B B Johnson returned to-day from a short business trip to Har- ris Ark
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26

Hughes, located when he came here from Kentucky nearly two score years ago Oscar intends to re store the old place to it's former prime condition from which it has sadly declined since the death of his father years ago
 \ spark from a passing freight lodged on the roof of the depot late Thursday evening and the dry shingles were ignited by the tiny spark which was soon famed to a big blaze by the whirling wind. A chance passer-by discovered the fire which was soon extinguished, but a great big hole was burned in the roof
 "Obe" Moore, over south of Johnson, has a small bunch of black tail deer in high wire fence pasture, and these interesting ani- mals are quite a novelty since deer are now so scarce in Arkansas The big buck does not wear his stately adornment of antlers now A few days ago Uncle Bud Moore was in the pasture and the buck made sudden attack on him but Bud grabbed him by the antlers and held on like grim death. Such "wrassle' has not occurred around here for years, and Bud was fast wearing out when his dog came to his rescue, and the deer left MT Moore to chase the barking dog. Bud dehorned him right away. and the deer does not try to fight since losing his antlers
 Mulkeepmo
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Subscribers should remember that subcriptions to this paper are payable in advance, and that pa pers are discontinued at the expi- ration of time paid for. If you want the paper continued watch the date on which your subscrip- ticn expires and renew before that time
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congressman.

The News is authorized to an nounce Hon J C. Floyd of Marion County as candidate for re-elec- tion to Congress from the Third District, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26

vacated If any more moves take place Sally Anne" will let you know it
 Sally Anne
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26

ana dialogues and also had their debate. The Society has declined haVlng meeting on the next ap- pointed time. owing to the illness of Mrs Burnett
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26

A sweet little baby girl is in the home of D o. Gilliland and wife. and of course they have
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26
W EST FORK

Afulkeepno
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26

C. NJ Neill attended the Mason ic Grand Lodge at Little Rock the past week and reported nice
The Springdale news., 1909-11-26
Peggy


 Jack Vaughan, who is now To- cated at Pawhuska, Ok. where he Is engaged in the real estate busi- ness, came in latter part of last week to visit with his wife and son at this place He had quite an experience coming over on the 0. X C. C.. the train having been wrecked out this side of Ft. Gib- son by running into some horses. The engine was derailed and they We're delayed several hours Jack says PaWhnska is quite flourish Ing town and that he is doing well.
 $. $. Smith. residing in the vi clnlty or Huntsville, came in Wednesday morning from Chieot County, where he had been for month selling apples. He only did fairly well. MT Smith is not very favorably impressed with Chieot County. as he says there are about three negroes down there to one white person
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-21
Tombstoneite Has
 Narrow Escape
"

Huber Duvsl of the Tombstone Electric Light Go. yesterday exper- fenced hsirbreadth escape from . possible terrible death. He was regu. lsting tank temporarily placed near the big engine, when he slipped and fell. His left hand was caught by the piston rod and driven againt heavy bolt with such force that the bones in the hack of the hand were broken, leaving dangerous wound. To cap the climax he was reeled against the hywheel and came near being caught in the belting; his escape from the jaws of death being miraculous. pr. Bacon was called and administered prompt medical attention, and the young mans injury though serious is believed the use of his hand will be saved.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-21
Bill for the Care
 of Indigents Signed

Governor Kibbey has attached his signature to the Morris bill giving au- thority to boards of supervisors to c1nduct county hospitals and poor farms at the expense of their counties. A meeting of the board in Yayapsi will be held after a copy of the bill is received. at which the clerk will be ordered to advertise for bids fol sup plies for the hospital and poor farm. After this the appointment of 6 superintendent, matron and other officials authorized by the law will be considered.
 The law is reported to authorize the employment of superintendent at a salary of Sl25 a month, 6 matron at a salary of $7a a month, and cook at a alsry of S75 A month.
 The law was framed and hurried particularly for the benefit of Yavapai county, but as it embodies many good features, other counties may take advantage of it, and Cochise may take early action also.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-21
From Mondays Daily.

The big event occurs tonight at the Schiefiel;n. A large attendance will greet the minstrels upon the raising ol the curtain. Mrs George Porter returned to Bis bee yesterday after & pleasant stay oi a fortnight the guest of her sister Mrs. George Rafferty. There are three car loads of Hermo sillo oranges in the s. P yards today on route to Canadian points. They go through the United States in bond -Nogales Times.
 Treasurer Hicks left last evening for Phoenix on brief visit.
 R Haeley came in from Courtlsnd last evening. He thinks that section has a great future.
 A. L Grow left yesterday for Calif- ornis on e business visit. He will visit Long Beach before returning home.
 Wm. Pearce of Tucson was Tomb stone visitor today. Although a prominent resident of the old pueblo he slwsys feels quite at home in Tomtstons and has many friends here xho are always pleased to greet him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-21
Statehood Bill Has
 Two-Thirds Majority

Washington, Feb. I5-Chairman Hamilton, of the house committee on territories, today reported isyo:- ably on the separate statehood bills for Arizona and New Mexico, and the came were adopted by house without . dissenting voice. The bills will im- mediately be sent to the senste for action.
 Delegate Mark A. Smith thinks the friends of statehood have . two-thirds majority of the senate in favor of the bull, but the enemies O: statehood will talk the bill to death if necessary, and with the great number of sppropria' ton bills which will he in the senate for consideration and which are al wave preferred in the senate abovt other legislation, it is the plain desier to kill the bill there if they can.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-21
Col Pickett Departs
 For Washington

Col. H. L. Pickett of the we'll kuown law firm of Pickett & Bowman leaves tomorrow for Washington D. C., where he goes to attend the season of the United States supreme Court having two important cares to argue before that body. One case, the Boquillas Land & Cattle Co vs ). N. Curtis, ct al involves the question of riperisn rights in Arizona Col Pickett represents the settlers on the river and is mak. ing . hard fight in their behalf. His contention hes been sustained in the Arisona courts and will now be sub. mitted to the highest court in the land. The other case is the injunc. ton matter of City of Tombstone vs Huachuca Water Go the history of which is familiar to our readers. in. volving the relation of . franchise and implied contract with the municipal ity. The company was restrained from removing their pipe liues or cut of the water supply. The City won in the Arizons courts and the case has been appealed to the surreme tribunal the Col. representing the City. The Col. will be in Washington during the inauguration and will lend his eiYorts to urging the passage of the statehood hill.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-21
Surrounding Hills
 the Scene of Activity

Now that the central Drsgoons Is the scene of great activity and every rock is mounted with prospector or c miner, the overflow of these enter. prising people will soon spread into the DO tn end of the range, and across to the wbetstones and down into the Huschucas
 The Johnson camp is again lookin g up and the coming summer will re- cord scene of unprecedented activity In the mining field tributary to Tomb. stone. Alt time, every hole in the old camp is being cleared for busi. ness, end new ones are being sunk all ever the district.
 While the Tombstone Consolidated has done the work and owns the heart of the district, there are innumbersble other propositions in the old camp that offer Aattering inducements to the miner and to capital.
 The original com pany has opened the way, but would be glad to see ( score of others prospering alongside its holdings.
 Bonding. leasing. developing, chlor' ,d,ng and shipping will all bs in strong evidence in Tombstone this coming summer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-21
Messina Refugees
 Pass Through Arizona

The Citizen says that 6 small band of Italian refugees who escaped death in the fearful earthquake which destroyed Messina and other import ant cities in Italy. killing thousands upon thousands and destroying mil- lions of dollars worth of property, passed through Tucson last eveniu g enroute from their native land to San Francisco where they have relatives and friends.
 The little party travelled on the chair car on No. g, having just funds enough to pay their fare to San Francisco. There were seven men, two women and one child in the party.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-21
DID NOT
 COME
 HERE Mysterious Fuga. tive Reported in Tombstone WITH 1900 D0BIES Proved False Alarm and Outlaw is Still at
 Large

A ripple of excitement was created in Tombstone last evening when it was reported that the Mexican mail carrier vino is alleged to have stolen a registered mail sack at Csnanea con, taining sl2O0, was in the city and in hiding.
 Visions of the l.00 dobes which ie equivalent to $500 gold, caused some concern and prompt investigation. The rumor proved a hoax, the only foundation being the appearance of c gentleman of Csstillian extraction vho was riding 6 buckskin horse. The fugative is claimed to have flown with the booty mounted on a trussy buckskin, hence the Tombstone visi- tor wss regarded with suspicion, but was not molested
 The sheriffs office here has been notified to be on the lookout for . Mexican named Paiillo charged with the mail robbery. He is believed to be in Arizons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-21
Greatly Impressed
 With CourtIand

General Manager c. D. Gage of the Tombstone Improvement company. accompanied by his wife, went to Courtland yesterday for brief visit. returning home last evening. MT. Gage stated that he was very much impressed with the activities of Co., chise county's latest mining camp. both in railroad and mining circles. Many enterprising merchants have established business houses in the new carp, and from present indications, will become big copper producing dis trict oftbe banner county of the ter ritory. The trip to Courtlsnd was made by automobile.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-21
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEREST CONDENSED.

On Sunday the Shannon mine was the scene oi most serious powder ex' plosion, in which two men lost theil
 ives and seven were badly injured says the Clifton Era.
 A deal was closed last week, where- by the shannon Copper company takes over the Greenlee-Paul-Trsvis groups of gold-silver-copper claims, joining the Copper King New England prop erty on the northeast. The groups represent eleven full claims.
 NJ. c Phelps of Mesa is expecting a carload of fine young orange trees to arrive in the course of the next few days. They are coming from nurseries in far away Florida, and are being se- cured by Mir. Phelps for use in and around Mesa.
 A. ". Richardson, we'll known or- ganizer O! banks, from Des Moines, Iowa, has returned to Phoenix from Parker. While in Parker he made ar engagements to start 6 bank there to be known as the Commercial Bank of Parker.
 Says the Democrat: Mics Emma Stoffel. aged 24. who has been q resi-. dent of Phoenix for the greater part of two years, was stricken with paralysis Thursdsy evening in front of the Owl drug store.
 The board oi supervisors of Graham county, ct its meeting last week. or dered an election to be held at the South Clifton school house on March 20 for the purpose of deciding whether or not Clifton shall be incorporated as 6 town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-21
MUST SERVE TIME
Two Cochise Cases A. firmed by Supreme
 Court

According to papers received in the district clerks office the supreme court has affirmed the decision of the district cour; in two Cochise county cases, viz. Territory vs Billy Williams charged with robbery near Lowell and sentenced to seven years a. Yuma. The other is Territory ve c c Craft convicted of assault with in tent to murder .t Douglas and sentenced to Is years. Both will be obliged to serve their sentences.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-02-21
Woman Suffrage
 Bill for Arizona

A new thing is going to be sprung on the unsuspecting members at sn early day, says the Democrat. This will be . womsn's suffrage bill. Miss Clay. the president of the Wsnan's Suffrage society of Kentucky, is in Phoenix, and has . bill. which she says will probably be presented to the Legislature. She is c lady of con- spicuous ability and can advance some strong arguments in favor of her pet measure. She thinks the bill has some chance of getting through both houses, but SO far hss conducted the lobbying in . very careful and practical manner.