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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-19
TAFT ATTENDS MEETING
OF YALE CORPORATION

New York, Mch 19.-President Taft
left this city this morning for New
Haven, Conn, where he will attend a
meeting Of the Yale corporation.
Given Big Reception.
New Haven, Mch 10. President
Taft arrived here at 11:15 and was
cheered by large crowd. A squad
of police is on duty as guard and es-
cort.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-19
Minister Not Dead.

Vienna, March 19-There is no
truth IN athe report that the Austro-
Hungarian minister to Servia has
been assassinated.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-19

Troop A at Las Vegas on April 12,.
company G on April 18, Band on
April 13, signal detachment on April
IA, company D on April II, company
A on April 1e-
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22
CARROLL
{ BerryyilIe Star.


 The Crescent Hotel Company of Eureka Springs received S2l 000 in snrance for the damage done by the fire two weeks ago.
 Dr Kirby. of Harrison. assist ed by local physicians, performed an operation on Wm Murphy, son of Justice ]. H. Murphy Wednes- day afternoon for appendicular ab- seess and so far the operation has the appearance of being a complete success though the patient is in a very critical condition.
 There was some disappointment that the railroad failed to run ex- eursions from Leslie and other points south during the fair last week but the management an- nounced that they were absolutely unable to do so on account of scar city of water. They barely had enough along the line to run their regular trains and they were fear ful il they attempted to put on a special train their whole service would be impaired
 Despite the delays and disappoint- ments incident to the Confederate reunion 1t was quite success here last week There were about fifty in attendance and they had very pleasant time listening to address es from numbec of speakers, among them being Cong ~essman Floyd, Os- car II Winn. Judge E. c Mitchell and others and a splendid essay by Mrs. Geo Crump. The old officers were all reelected and Green Forest
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22
Eczema Readily Cured By \ Sim
 pie Home Treatment.

A simple clean remedy that can oe used in the home is what every person desires who is suffering from eczema. You can now have that remedy and get instant relief, and = cured permanently by ZEMO, clean vegetable liquid for external nse zEMO cures skin diseases by drawing the germs and their pois- ons, that cause the disease, to the surface of the skin and destroy ing them. leaving the skin clean and healthy Mr W. G. Ownbey the druggist will give you book let and sample bottle of ZEMo and will explain to you how great many cases of eczema and other forms of skin diseases have been cured by this simple home treat ment 1vr
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22
(Siloam Springs Herald

John Andrews was in the city engagements to move to Fit Smith where he will reside this winter.
 George Cramer, the youngest son of Bill Cramer who lives over in Hieo was accidentally shot in the breast last Friday evening by a little neighbor boy. The wound has not proved fatal The earelesss handling of firearms is responsible for more accidents than any other use
 Surveyors are in the field be- tween this city and Fayetteville To- eating the new railroad that is to be built between these points. Tha propositions were accepted by our bankers and the commercial club of Fayetteville and as the weather will permit work will De pushed Col Goldman. that veteran railroad builder, is behind the project
 Quite serious accident occur ed near the depot Monday morning at nine o'clock. Miss Christena Car ney and her sister Mrs Bessie Pro vost and little baby we're coming to town in single rig when near the railroad crossing the horse be- came unmanageable and commenced to kick and plunge and luckily the harness broke and let him loose thus saving the uves of the two ladies and possibly the baby The girls are the daughters Of E F Carney who lives near Logan nine miles east of this city
 Down at depth ot about four hundred feet the drilers at the Cold Storage plant have entered an oil shaie that is very strong of the fluid and they have hopes of finding d regular gusRef when they get to the desired depth For years around this town mant thousand dollars have been spent in boring
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22

John, last Friday forenoon, at the age of 6S years, 10 months and 6 days
 Aside from the non-feasance cases of ex-sheriff Hickman and Judge Williams, we understand that Pros. Atty. Horsley. proposes to demand return of the money expended in building q bridge within the corpo- ration of Siloam Springs
 Ostensibly to visit the Priests of Pallas festivities. Mr Herman Chatfield and Miss Lena Kindley in company with friends went last week to Kansas City. returning Thursday night much to the sur prise of friends. as husband and wife
 Henry Gayler had the misfor- tune to get very serious cut on his hand and wrist Friday after noon While in the woods dress ing hickory rives with his ax he made misstroke, the blade of the ax striking deep into the ball of his thumb. cutting to the bones of the wrist. He was brought to town where the wound was dressed by Doctors Mahan and Jones. The ac- cident will probably result in a stiff wrist
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22
fIIuntsviile DemocratZr

Allen Tucker age S3 years died at his home near Siseo,s Store Mon day Mir Tucker was one Of the pioneer citizens of the eounty
 Mrs. NJ A Hutton and family of Marble passed through Hunts vile first ot tine week enroute to Ozark near where they will make their future home
 | T. Hargis ot Marble orders the Democrat sent to his address at Pauls Valley Okla. where he expects to locate lie and his lam fly passed through huntsville Tues- day enroute to their ueR home
 R L. Withrow has purchased dHl Buns interest in the merean- tile business of Burns Bros. at Alaban As stated in the Demo rfa5 last week Hill has ac2epted d job as traYelins salesman for shoe company
 Mrs. Jerry fancy died Of eonges- ton of the lungs at her home naar Aurora Tuesday night and aer re- mains were inferred in he Mo broom cemetery yesterday The deeeased leaves her husband and several children
 Miss Pearl Stroud, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. ] E. Stroud. form erly of this city was married at Fort Smith Sunday to Mr James Welehel. a prominent young man Of that city and an employe in the railway service
 Lon Garrett authorizes the Dem- ocrat to say that he will probably be candidate for representative at the next Democratic primary Lon is an experienced politician and an entertaining speaker and il ha decides to enter the race he'll do his part admirably towards lifen- in: up the campaign
 Tae office of state senator rom this district seems to be not yery much in demand Two or three have been spoken of in eonnee ton with the race but so far we have had no definite conclusion from anyone BefryYiile Star
 Well. its Carroll countys time q eoriins to our custom of aiterna- ting but if none of you fellows want the jeb jus, say so There ar. plenty of good Democrats es- ar here who will take it.
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22
Berryville Progress)

Miss Nora Briley was thrown from a horse near the fair ground Friday afternoon. receiving severe scalp wound
 Relatives have heard of the safe arrival of MT. and Mrs Fenton Horton in Statesyille. x C. They visited in Springfield Mo, and Memphis. Tenn. on their way home
 A plan to enlarge the water works system of the town is being freely discussed It is proposed to connect the Susky we'll with the sup ply tank, thus providing an mex haustable supply Of water for all emergencies and extremely dry weather
 Uncle George Walker was thrown from a buggy last Friday night while going to his farm on Kings river breaking the bones of his right hand just below the wrist. Parties who accompanied him drove quickly to Eureka Springs where physicians set the fractured bones
 X message was received late yes terday stating that James Dickens and a Mir Brown, both living near Denver were badly injured by an untimely blast They were digging
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22
nearby Counties
BENTON
{ Bentonyille Democrat. ]

Work has been resumed on the Masonic Temple, after considerable delay oceasioned by the lack of ma terial.
 All the banks of Bentonville and Rogers have decided that on and after November 1 they will open at g and close at o'clock during the winter months.
 Plasterers are now at work on the third story of the Massey Ho- tel, and the contractors expect to push the work so that the building will be ready for occupancy by the first of the coming year.
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22
MADISON.
est. Paul Mountain Air )

Elder II. S Kline. who has been suffering with lagrippe for several days left on Wednesdays train for Hot Springs with the hope of be- ing benefited
 C. r Crawford Of this county. and Miss Julia Waller of Tell county, were married last Tuesday evening at the residence of Mir. Crawford on Flemings Creek
 Chas. Williams wound Up his apple business here this week He only got two car loads of storage apples. some eulls for his dryer and several hundred pounds Of dried fruit
 Mrs. Josh Crumpacker Of Petit grew, died Tuesday morning of con sumption and the remains were in tered in he White River Ceme- tery near St Pa. Wednes sday af ternoon under the auspices of the Rebecea lodge of this place Mrs. Crumpacker had been very low for some time and her death was not unexpected
 Mrs 5 N Melton. who has iiy ed on the Melton farm just above town all her life, left "Wednesday for Seattle, Washington. aeeompa nied by three of her children and her son -m-law. Frank RowIett and his chf.dren Her son. Jim and daughters Hattie. Dean. Kate and Mr. and Mrs. Pool WiIll not go un- til next spring
 Marsh Gregory elaud Nittar and Lap Bohannan broke oat ef the county jail at Huntsville last Fri day night and are sttll at large Gregory and Bohannan Wers ssrS- ing out small fines. and Witfei had jumped bond aad MS caught just after the recent circuit court by his bondsman and put i'll Jail for safe keeping until the March term Sheriff Berry offers re- ward Of $25 each for their capture.
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22

well and on Tuesday had put in three blasts Supposing all had exploded they began drilling Wednesday when the third one went off, blowing both men out or the we'll Dickens had one eye knocked out and the other one probably injured beyond use.
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22
HABBERTON.

HABBERTON.
 .Ioda Wheelock of Logan visited his cousin. John Nelson, one night last week
 Mrs. Dr. o. D. Slaughter is re- ported no better. but gradually growing weaker
 Misses Lizzie and Pearl Clark of Goshen visited Misses Cyltie and Effie Clark Friday night.
 Mrs. Dewey Moore spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Rlassengame near Springdale.
 Mr. and Mrs Lee Trammel of Mayfield visited Mr. and Mrs. Greenberry Sexson Friday night.
 The California fever is still rag ing in this vicinity, there being sey- era yet who are preparing to go.
 GIaud and Erdle Smallin of Huntsville spent a few days last week visiting friends in this yicin- ity
 Mir. and Mrs Ed Blassengam of Springdale spent Saturday and Sunday with the latter's father, MT. Nichols
 Mr. and Mrs John Sanders of Huntsville visited their daughter. Mrs. Willie Slaughter, Saturday and Sunday.
 Prof. J. P. G Roulhae's $ sister with d friend. Mir. Lane, spent Saturuay and Sunday with Prof Roulhae and wife.
 Mrs. Bettie Nelson was called last Wednesday to visit her sis Ter. Mrs. John Wheelock of Logan. Who k very ill with consumption.
 Mr. and Mrs John c Johnson from Texas are spending several days visiting their niece. Mrs. B. ! sherfod and other friends and relatives
 Mr. and Mrs. | IL stobaagh of springdale, attended church tt this place Sunday and then spent the remainder Of the day with F. NJ. stobaugh and family
 Reg King filled his regular ap- poiHtment here Saturday night and sunday. and was chosen by anani= mo5s vote of the members pas tor for the coming year
 Sunday School has been changed from next Sunday 10:30 a m. to Saturday 7:3o p m. on account Of this Sunday School intending to De represented at the rally at Friendship next sunday
 Mr and Mrs Marion tfndley spent Saturday and Sunday with the latters parents, Mr and Mrs II Bryan. and was accompanied home by their sister, Miss Eda. who Aili spend the week visiting with them
 There will be farewell sing 5ns d, the home Of T. Oxford in honor of Miss Sadie Sanders to- night tMondayi Sadie intends .eaying with her parents in a few days for their home i'll the Southern aart 0f the state
 The open session ol literary last Fridaz night was attended bg large crowd and all enjoyed the program which consisted of q few 4 .tadons and play, Aunt Je- fashas Quilting Party All aet-= ed their parts we'll especially Miss Lula oxford. acting the part as Phoebe etaranda Pride
 Sarah Jane
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22
Sarah J ane
Both Boys Saved

Louis Boon, leading merchant of Norway, Mich, writes Three bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar absolutely cured my boy of se- were cough, and neighbours boy, who was so i'll with cold that the doctors gave him up. was cured by taking Foley's Honey and Tar" Nothing else is as safe and cer- tain in results.
 There are some who think that every man who goes out for good time ought to be run in
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22

see oil producing wells hereabouts The drillers have already passed through several feet of lead and zine at a depth of about 50 feet
 (Rogers Democrat)
 Rev w L. Farley of Eureka Springs was in Rogers last week on business. He is former pas tor of the NJ E church of this city but has been out of the minis try for three years on account of poor health.
 Mrs. Jas. P Hayes, living just north of town, fell from small culvert Saturday night in the dark ness and broke her right leg just above the ankle. The accident occurred on South First street west of the A. o. X W. dept.
 Rev Freysehlag, who had been church, last week moved his family to Fayetteville He expects to en- ter the Sunday school work in Ok lahoma. under the supervision of Supt. w. A. Burke of the American Sunday School Union.
 The A o. X " has completed three surveys connecting their line with Tontitown, the Italian settle ment in Washington county, and will build soon The German American Realty Co, has received a new automobile to carry prospee- tive buyers to that=part of the country.
 Miss Bessie Featherson and Wm Grady were married Tuesday after noon at three o'clock at the NJ E church, Rev Nelson officiating Quite number of friends were in attendance The young couple left on the evening train for Draper. South Dakota where they will make their future home.
 Wilbur Hedgspeth, sixteen-yeaf- old boy, was fined $l0 for assault and sl0 for drunkness in the jus tice court this morning Hedgspeth threw a rock Monday evening at L. C Howard, the east side hotel man. and struck the latter on the right arm, fractufins the bone The young man pleaded guilty on both charges and received the minimum fine
 NJ E Whitley died Monday eY- ening al Ft Smith at four o'clock. Death was the result of heart fail ure and he had been ill only since the day previous The body was brought to Rogers Tuesday evening by hi~ son. Ed Whitley. who had been called to Ft Smith. but owing to the lateness of the hour services were not held at the church. Rev. J F Dillon of the Christian church conducted services at the cemetery. Mr Whitley was 63 years old and had lived in Rogers eight years. coming here from Fofsythe. Fancy aountg. No.
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22
was chosen for the reunion next

was chosen for the reunion next year.
 Miss Venice Hammans left here last Wednesday for Supply, Okla homa. where she has secured good position in one of the state eleemos- yuary institutions This makes three young ladies from this place that have positions at the Oklaho ma state institutions at Fort Sup ply, Miss Ada Ingram, Miss Maud Patterson and Miss Venice
 Ross Mayfield. aged about 21. years, died at his home in Nian, Oklahoma, last Saturday night of hereditary tuberculosis. He was a nephew of Mrs J. H Molloy, Mrs. Gibson, and Link Phillips It will be remembered that his mother died at Eureka Springs of the same di sease about two years ago, and Ross was in very bad health at that time His remains were inferred at Nlan last Sunday.
 Green Forest Tribune
 An infant of Mir and Mrs Bill Blevins died Saturday night. In- terment was made at Denver cem- etery Sunday afternoon.
 Duncan X Anthony have trad ed the Star Hotel property to Sam uel r Alfrey for a farm near Ne osho, Mo. and the new proprietor is expected to take charge of the hotel next Monday
 Bert Adams, who came in from Maryyille. Mo, last week to claim the heart and hand Of Miss Anna Hart of Yocum, departed with his bride for their future home at Maryville Thursday evening
 ]. B. Reeves has q contract to make some substantial repairs on the Methodist church The building will be recovered and painted. a new window or two will be added and the walls are to be eanvassed and papered The work is now in progress.
 The Markley canning factory closed down for the season last Saturday. having packed in round numbers five cars of tomatoes and ofe Of apples. which is just aooHt 25 per cent of what the eom- Bany= had contemplated Despite lhe adverse condition the company will come out little to the good. but there are very few growers who have not actually suffered loss
 The Green Forest canning fac tory closed down on last Fridas having packed total of eight cars four Of tomatoes. three of apples and one of peaches The business was almost water haul for all con cerned this year, everybody having lost money, owing to the effects of the drouth The Canning Company would not be q great loser but for the fact that it sold many futures it will be unable to deliver and will have to carry over several thousands of dollars worth of cans and box es until next season.
 
 So far no difficulty has been en- eountered in securing oil and gas leases for Messrs Payne X Reese and there is every reason to believe that the requsite 2,0on acres and more will be secured for them with in the coming few days We are not informed of the exact inten- tions of the promoters of the scheme to prospect for oil and gas here. but it is said to be their in- tention to commence operating as soon as machinery can be placed on the ground after leases on 200 ac- res of land has been secured
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22
Sulphur Springs Starr

Albert Hughes, our popular drug gist of the City Drug Store, has been seriously i'll with appendicitis the past few days. We hope to see him we'll very soon
 Rev Huedliburg. evangelist of the Arkansas Synod, will be here the latter part of oyember to conduct series of meetings at the Presbyterian church.
 The depot at this place was rob- bed of s1S50 Tuesday night, ST of it belonging to the railroad com- pany. The theft was evidently by parties who were well acquainted with the surroundings and the hab- it's of the night operator.
 W F. Hart and wife moved to this place Monday from Spring dal, which has been their home the past year. They are living tempo rariiy in their new cottage on Haul sotte Heights, but will move in- to their home now occupied by k. l.. Tackitt just as soon as they can remodel and make some repairs on it. We are very glad to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Hart back to Sulphur Springs
 The fire alarm was sounded about ,. m. Monday. and the cause was located at the Magill home. It seems that the house hold had been absent for an hour or mere and as the night was chilly, had left small kerosene heater burning, turned low On the. maid < return at the above time. flames from the stove were leaping to the ceiling. and she gave the alarm, Mr Palm being the first to respond He broke down the door. and carried the stove out doors thereby removing the danger from the house
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22

for oil and in one or two instan- ees the report was circulated that the standard oil company had pur7 chased the drillers and got them to plug the wells We do not know that at times the indications are good for oil, just as good as any producing well in the oil region and it would not surprise us much to see oil producing wells hereabouts The drillers have already passed through several feet of lead and zine at depth of about 50 feet
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22

The child who cries loudest when hurt is the best advertiser
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22
 tGravett-

W. F Macky. the aeeommodatins Frisco agent of Hiwassec ha, been laid up on account of an accident in which he sustained some fractured ribs
 Grandma Butterfield who has been sick for some weeks. passed away, at he home of her son.
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22

Elder IL S. Kline. who has been suffering with lagrippe for several days left on Wednesdays train for Hot Springs with the hope of be-
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22

.Ioda Wheelock of Logan visited his cousin. John Nelson, one night last wpak
The Springdale news., 1909-10-22

Mf and Mrs l H. Stobaagh of attended church at this place sunday and then spent the remainder Of the day with F NJ. stobaugh and family
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-09-05

valley, and no dance or husking be-
tween Norwich and New London was
a real success in the eyes of the men
unless she was there. She won 8
husband when she was %. She be-
came a widow at 23. and again the
young men of the valley sought her.
But now, at 80, but still beautiful,
she's recluse, reading her Bible by
night and gazing down the valley
through her spyglass by day, because
Samuel Darrow. to whom she plighted
her troth eight years ago, would not
let her name the day. barrow is rail
road agent at New London. He is six
feet two inches tall, looks like a Glib
son picture come to life and is an heir
TO much real estate.
Just why such a handsome man
should jilt such an attractive woman
after jealousy guarding her fror all
other aspirants all these years is the
problem that every village store parlia.
ment and every sewing society in the
valley Is trying to solve.
1t is q romance merely to call on
Mrs. Costello. even If you are not en-
gagged to her or being sued by her.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-09-05
Those Costly Extras.

Il wanted to send a silver spoon 10
my little nephew for his first birthday.
said the fond aunt, $50 the other day
l went down town TO get it. l found
a pretty one for IS cents and congra:-
ulated myself on getting of So cheap.
OF course wanted it engraved. That
was three cents a letter. Eight let
tiers in the child's name and IL letters
in the date made 81 cents. Ny car
fare down and back to select the spoon
was ten cents: then TO get it after the
engraving was done. ten cents more.
Postage TO register and send the pack
age, Il cents. So the spoon was IS
cents and the extras 81 cents. Next
time I'll send him dollar bill in 8
letter"