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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25

Sdmor rbsistn in 6 bis II Sasen Iurtri.
Hajp Gtntnent fnrirt indenoe. blinee, bIis
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The Springdale news., 1909-05-11

forty thousand dollars in cireuia- tion Ill the county outside of the banks, and as 1t requires about 5s0, 1000 to pay the taxes you can see that 1t takes about all. In other words if every man 1n the county should pay his taxes on the same day the people of the county would be completely bank rupt for cash.-Berryville Star.
 The severest hail storm ever seen in this county struck Berry vile about , o'clock last Thurs day afternoon. Hail was falling here about the time the cyclone was raging over at Golden. For more than five minutes the hail as large as early potatoes came down in great fury, and tie downfall was accompanied by considerable wind. \ number of window lights were broken out, vegetation was considerably damaged and many citizens were frightened into their storm eel lars. .- Berryvilie Star.
The Springdale news., 1909-05-11

r1ed November 9th, 1873, to Miss Leora Williams, who survives him. besides one daughter. Ben tonville Sun.
 Drilling for oil or gas at Monte Ne was recently abandoned and Messrs. Caney and Butler have taken their drilling outfit back to Kansas. They went down nearly two thousand feet but struck limestone with indications that 1t might be too deep for thetr patience. Rogers Demo- crat.
 The Rogers Democrat says the articles of incorporation of the local company that is proposing to build an electric railway from that town to Pea Ridge will be ready to file with the Secretary of State soon. The company will ask for q franchise to enter Rogers, and the Democrat claims the prospects for building the road are good.
The Springdale news., 1909-05-11

able at night and gave ne lot of extra work and worry. l f.u- ally decided to try Doan's Kidney Pills in his ease and getting | box at II. A. Daily's drug store, l began giving them to him ae- cording to directions Their good effect was noticeable in short time and the contents of this one box made a wonderful improvement in the boys condi- ton. 1 do not hesitate to reeom- mend Doan's Kidney Pills to any other having children afflicted as my child was.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
The Springdale news., 1909-05-11
SILENT GROVE
I4aSt-Week.

Mrs. Mustain is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Foust at Springdale this week.
 Several from this place attend td the play, Uncle Toms Cabin, at Springdale Monday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. K. X. Pardue and little Maud of Rogers visited i'll this neighborhood Sunday afternoon.
 A crowd from this place iourn- eyed over to White River Satur- day evening on fishing trip. They had good luck, bringing back B large fsh.
 We have received our flew song books for the Sunday School. There are 23 in number. and this is enough to form I good singing class, and We hope every one will come and improve tile singing.
 Miss Emma Price las returned from Fayetteville where sle has been attending North School. Her sister. Mrs. [zeman, accom- panied Ter home and will visit with her parents fer few days.
 TIE GIrI. FROM AVENUE \.
The Springdale news., 1909-05-11
CARROLL.

Mark Hlne ehman and Miss Eva Wilson of Berryyille were mar ried recently.
 The county lair at Berryville will be held thls year October 6, :, $ and 3.
 Uncle Billie Freeman, Berry Ville's oldest citizen, celebrated his o5th birthday Wednesday of last week.
 It required s9, 9,463.45 for the Missouri X North Arkansas rail- Toad to square itself with the tax collector of Carroll County
 The Berryville Progress re- ports lie loss by fire of the resi- dente of James Webb, near Notation, recently, together with most Of the contents.
 Dr. J. E. Wood, 75 years of age, died Thursday of last week at his home at Berryville. He Vas native of Tennessee and lad been resident of Berryville since 1881.
 (. II. Chauneey, resident of Green Forest for almost d quar- ter ot Il century. being one of tile early settlers Tn that locality, has sold ent and will return to lis former home at Girard, Mich.
 The capital stock of the Bank of Green Forest has been reduced from o2o,oo to olO, 900, due to tile faet that some of the stock holders of the bank have become interested III the canning factory at that place.
 Dr. N. F. George returned Thursday night from Memphis, Tenn, where He made arrange mentS for mounts for his brigade and also for their entertainment at the Peabody hotel The ladies who will probably attend the Reunion from here are Mrs. w. H. Lewis, Mrs. Dr. w. r. George, Mrs. Anna George and Miss Grace GoXsey. Berryville Prog reSs.
 It Is estimated that 1t requires about all the actual money in the county to pay the taxes of the county each year. The five banks of the county, two at Eureka Springs, two here and one at Green Forest, keep on hand about $40, ,000 It IS hardly probable that there is more than
The Springdale news., 1909-05-11
A Dangerous Mistake.
SpringdaIe Mothers Should Not Neglect Kidney Weakness
 in Children.

Most children have weak kid neys.
 The earliest warning k bed- wetting.
 Later comes backache. head- ache, langnor.
 'fis d mistake to neglect these troubles,
 To blame the child for its own distress.
 Seek to cure the kidneys
 Save the child from deadly kidney ills.
 Doan Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys.
 Springdale parents recommend them.
 Mrs. E. r. Cross, living in the Southern part of Springdale, Ark, says: Ny little boy was troubled great deal with weak kidneys. He did not seem 10 have any control over the action of the kidney seeretions at all. This difficulty was most notice
The Springdale news., 1909-05-11
Msarby Counties
BENTON.

Bob Cravens and Miss Nancy Church of Rogers were married recently.
 Dr. J. C. Pennington Of Rogers was able to be out last week for the first time in more than three months.
 The Bentonville baseball team defeated the Gravett team tt Sulphur Springs Monday of last week by a score of , to ,.
 The General Assembly of the Cumberland Pres yterian Church will meet m Bcntonville on the 2oth inst, and d large attend anee is expected
 Miss Zetta Gardner, daughter oi N. NJ. Gardner of Garfield, and John Jollief were married recently and will make their home near Terre Haute, Indiana.
 A half page in the Rogers Democrat last week was taken up with display advertisement of revival meeting being con- dueted at one ofthe local church. es. Even the churches are tind- ing 1t necessary 10 advertise.
 B. NJ. Rakestraw relieved r. N. Kinney this week as store keeper and guager at the Macon X Carson distillery. r. K. Kin ney left for Carrollton, where lie was transferred as store keeper and gauger. Bentoneille Dem oerdt.
 The Rogers Democrat ehron- icles the death of N. D. Dean u his home near New Hope recent ly, the result. Of consumption. The family came to Benton County last December from Clay County, but were formerly resi- dents of Hamilton County. III.
 A. $. Teasdale visited the. ap- pie orchard of H. N. Gipple near Bentonville Monday and says lie never saw finer prospects Tor d big apple crop. Prospects were good in all the orchards visited and he was greatly encouraged at the outlook. Rogers Demo crat.
 The residence of ". K. Clark at ByntonvilIe was struck by lightning Tuesday, tearing down brick ilue, and passing on down through the ceiling, to which II set fire, knocked down some of the furniture in the room. No one was injured beyond q slight shock to Mr.. Clark.
 Will Watkins of Rogers and Miss Edith Long daughter of Rev. l.. W. E. Long, pastor of the NJ. F. Church al Eureka Springs, were married at the brides home recently. The groom was formerly I member of the Rogers baseball team, and Is more familiarly known aS .Chub. ]"
 ]. $. Rife, who lives four and one-hali miles southwest of town, died Sunday morning His re- mains were buried on Monday afternoon at the Barron grave yard. Mir. Rife, who was one of the old-tlme settlers of Benton County, was born in Tennessee, January l7th, 1S44. and was mar
The Springdale news., 1909-05-11
ECZEMA IS NOW DURABLE.

EMO, a scientific preparation for ex- ternal use, stops itching instantly and destroys the germs that cause skin dis eases. Eczema quickly yields and is permanently cured by this remarkable medicine.
 For sale everywhere. Write for sam- pie, |. N. Rose Medicine co., St. Louis.
 For sale by W. c. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1909-05-11
Orient Is Now
 Ready For American
 Commercial Advance
FRANCIS B. LOOMS Commissioner General
 


  - HE orient is ripe and READY FOR AMERICAN T COMMERCIAL ADVANCE by of the visit of the 0 American fleet that superb display of power and eff
 ciency
 American prestige the been raised highest level the and the producers of this country do advantage this RAKE OPPORTU NIIY the fault will be theirs the government which has placed it before them.
 We all desire We that the there potential world But establish ourselves those markets if We deal churh with those people who should be the buyers and consumers of products
 
 so, AS A SIMPLE MATTER OF TEREsT OF INCREASED COMMERCIAL RELATIONS, OUR SERIOUS DUTY TO EXERT EVERY ENABLE THie GOVERNMENT TO MAINTAIN RELATy0Ns WITH OF JAPAN {
The Springdale news., 1909-05-11

It IS waste of time to argue with man who draws his sta-s tisties from his own imagina-
The Springdale news., 1909-05-11

bl been watched with considerable interest by sprngdae people that of importance the
 passed by House Having previously passed only the signature of the
 amendment the present law with reference the requirements incorporated city The law has existed time past quired population Der to o0o Sprnglae city
 immediately take the proper steps that direction the petition of mayor census aken and the report Secretary State Little Rock who together Attorney upon they approve the necessary proclamation.
 held in the hands the purpose correcting city authority granted incorporated public improve open incorporated splendid thing sprnglale, and The News hopes the authorities will time in taking advantage of the law.
 too many grandsand players. We have in every walk of life you watch baseball game you will fellow loud poses he field will like When poor
 slide up limp though he badly injured he had been he would have made The grand player lodge When things quiet aud there only the midweek meeting M gand pay nothing But the church full thing up Mr. Grandstand Payes up rumpes great buf Hes tells all about it. He does work, and he get all honors floating around He gives good standing top his yell ing will notice him. The grandstand player people thinks he ooing the Lord He casionay his bluff work with u1supeeng brother he hash he d Exchange.
 considerable space this 0 pub cation of the law providing for supervision schools that readers of this paper able ntegent the propson Saturday, but very few It will be that If majority supervision general election held in September year superintendent will elected along with other and state officers According provisions the superintendent for Washington Couu B would salary of S1ooo per year, the salary of the county judge While the county superintendent will be clothed with considerable power regards the schools of the thought by many leading educators that will be in the schools In superin printed elsewhere in odays paper and then better judge whether you county superintendent.
The Springdale news., 1909-05-11

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Ha- gel Salve is good for cuts, burns and bruises and IS especially good for piles. Refuse substitutes.
The Springdale news., 1909-05-11
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Subscriptions News payable strict
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The Springdale news., 1909-05-11

If you are right, be radical, wrong, be conservative.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-23
TWO RACES WON BY
PHIL CHINN.S
HORSES
Kentuckian's Third Entry
Fav0rife, but Fails to Land
at Arcadia
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 22.-Phil Chinn,
whose horses have been running rather
disappointingly since the opening day.
got on his stride this afternoon and
won two of the three events in which
he had entries at Santa Anita. Lady
Irma. the fastest trick shown at the
meeting, galloped home with the money
in the second race, winning by six
lengths hard held. Donald Mcdonald
annexed the fifth race in the same
manner. But he could not put over
Tammany Hall in the maiden race. last
on the card.
John A won the first race from Law
ton Virgins because Archibald Quit
riding in the last sixteenth when he
had the race won easily for Lawton
Virgins. Tt was a case of too fine a
finish and the jockey had to be ordered
out of the charmed circle when he gal
Hoped back to the stand. John A was
given the verdict by head, when near
" everybody thought that Lawton
Virgins had the race by half a length
Barney Oldheld won his third race
in four starts when he beat a mediocre
bunch in the third at juicy odds. Light
Comedy, a no account maiden. finally
found soft spot in the last race and
won at the longest odds offered during
the day on any horse that ran in the
money. All the wise money went to
Tammany Hall. but he finished fourth
The track was heavy and deep in
mud, but was drying out fast under
the late afternoon sun.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-23
CARDINALS TO MEET
BLUE AND GOLD
TONIGHT
intercollegiate Athletic Agree
menf to Be Framed in
San Francisco

STANFORD UNIV ERSITY, Jan. a.
Representatives Of the universities OF
stanford and California viii meet to-
morrow night in San Francisco and
frame up the intercollegiate athletic
agreement which shall govern the re-
lations OF the two Institutions for the
year of 1909. The meeting win be
tame one as compared with some held
in the past when representatives Of
the universities were at swords points
over questions. 1t is not anticipated
that any vital question viii come be-
fore the representative with the eN-
ceptiOn of a proposal by Stanford to
eliminate all freshmen from intercOl-
legfate affairs unless they have full
high school standing
Stanford Will be represented BY
President A. z. Roth of the student
body. Coach George j. Presley. 'O7. and
r. w. Barrett, 'O7.
Stanford has adopted the Harvard
Yale system of season baseball tickets
and next week fans who desire to take
in the entire series of games will be
sold admissions at reduced rate. The
"commutation'' tickets which Stewart
proposes to issue are good for all cam
pus games with the exception OF the
intercollegiate games. The tickets are
not transferable
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-23
Arcadia Results

SANTA ANITA PARK, Jan. 22-Fiftieth day
Of the winter meeting Of the Los Angeles racing
association. A. w. Hamilton. presiding Judge
Richard Dryer, starter Weather showery.
Track sloppy.
Virgins. liz (Arehibald). 10 to 20 second:
Galta liz (Butwel) 40 to l. third Time,
lilo 20. osorIne. Guise, Solus. Uncle Jim, I'm
ished named.
Second race. five and half furlongs, year
olds. selling-Lady Trina, 1O7 (Shilling). TO
second; Procla. l07 lMcGee), 8 to !. third.
Time. los Is. Miss Naomi. Annie Wells Boil
Glenart. Balerian. Lackyille. Vibrate, finished
named
Third race. seven furlongs. 4 year Odds and
upward selling Barney oldheld. log (Archi-
to l; second; Earl Rogers. los Clark, 8 10 1,
chird. Time. :2S 25. Taunt. Tim O'Toole.
Plckaway. Financier. Charley Paine, Arragon
Whdden, Bud Embry. finished as named
Fourth race, one mile year olds and up
ward, purse-Summer Cloud ITO (Harris) 2
Chippewa. 100 (Rice), even. third. Time, / 45.
Paul l also
Fifth race seven furlongs. 3 year olds and
upward purse-Donald Macdonald 1o6 (Shili-
ing) Is to ). won: Josie S. 115 (Page) 25 10
|. second: Little Flush 100 (ButwelD. 40 TO l.,
Widrig, Rather Royal, Rey del Mundo, Orcagna
viyant. Merrill. Allen Lee. Agnes Virginia,
finished named.
Sixth race, six furlongs, maiden 4 year olds
and upward. selling-Light Comedy, 10T mic
Gee). TO i. won; Joseph K 107 Or. Blair.
so to l. second; Francis Joseph. 40 ". Pow
ersl. to /, third Time. 1:17 4-5. Evados.
virlando Salario. Diamond Nose, Tammany
Hall. Dr. Weis. Don Somby. Skylark. finished
named.