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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

decd 70 hundreds Of mothers widows weeds some uAuly
drd lint ali in tears the graves OF iOS "
portunity. -. - $500 avan nv careful
could have been sase' even ~
duum the pound OF ne1n eAneo ~
bety but who has been started rgn 90
noLners 90 YOU ~
not see the eject ebut VIII be there snen He
makes impression on
and evad wrong Then ou run oomn -
and he quickly learns " n
should know the "ost anu INC
best Of him him dupay shown MN lnA y t -
much what boy does ether mothers IN tns
lock that -
and chase him out OF ooor I" pay
-u the house be can eal ms
own always amazed at the number OF iofoooen %
pesterd and laughed az
his healthy uete made butt for family Jokes ano LIS
mother and his father 50 D1ss' Al DC NO
practically ..- -o~
II you life not monitor but companion so
know when yellow his Sports you
speak warning laugh al ms SHY 'oe u
ballast where II most needed Is nolnsl
dutv e on hand character is being formed
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

disaster" is an astrological term
meaning ~unfavorable STAR one OF tho
many words that astroiogy has be-
oueathed to the English language "Pre-
dominant an starred" ''in the ascend
ant are other instances. not TO speak
OF the expression My starsl" Even
Influence" Is really astrological, signi-
flying the flowing In upon human affairs
OF the power Of some heavenly body
~Petrel- and petrol" both descend
from ~petra." a rock Petrol" comes
directly enough through petroleum"
rock oil, but petrol" through St Pc
ter. after whom the bird was named
because 1t appeared to walk upon the
waves.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

snmcn II Is a pattern carried over
from early winter which had It's share
OF popularity among the more dressy
jacket suits.
Tiny folds Of satin or Of taffcia are
Used 70 trim scmldrcss costumes and
lend themselves admirably 20 original
esfecfA They may be applied In broad-
enlnE designs and also IN serpenune
lines aud short ElEzags on hens and
wais,contn and are also used 70 frame
mctifA
with The summer dress will be worn
anne pretty ribbon sashes But these
ribbons will BE- wide. ethereal In APP
pcarancc. and tied In four loops at the
back. some OF the strcamcrs are also
knostcd a few inches from the end
The idea Il to set ribbon to match
the delicate weave Of the dress.
The smartcst dresses worn at pres
emit are those composed OF cloth skirt
velvet Jacket. braided and fancy or old
time walstcoat fastening down the
front with small antique buttons. The
popularity OF eossamcr tissues much
embroidered IL very evident. the idea
having been borrowed from the East
A simple house wrapper Is made
with n square yoke, rolling collar,
h,shop sleeves and nvc-gorcd skirt that
n attached to the waist While a
wrapper. yet Il has a shirtwaist finish
mat IA neat. Polka-dot materials
that IL. Of the small design--with bind
lnsn or bands Of plain trimming. look
neat for such garments
The handsomest and most expensive
~ the etir collars have Irish lace In
..rt,on used In sort OF conventional
design. while these collars may be
very beautiful, they are less satisfac
,orv than are the hand-embroIdered
collars. for the lace win not hold the
starch and constant heavy washing
soon tears the fragile material.
In making up black spangled rob'
ovor n rune OF plated chiffon It Is .
clever Idea to connect the two BY sew
Inc 70 the rufie at regular intervals
Nc d.aks OF black velvet These ma,
h. cut out, leaving the edges raw, fol
thew win not fray. and they relieve
she dead Wilderness OF the rufie In con
traat with the black above and make
connecting link between the two ma
terlnls.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

n you are troubled with insomnia
some Of the following ideas are worth
trying out. a. they are certain 70 &C.
conpiiah what seems Impossible Of
achievement. wooing sleep successfully {;
A warm bath before resiring-noi q
cold one for the latter win wake you.
Drink cup of cool. not icod. water
ana this win bring good rcposc. sleep
with your windows open at the top ana
bottom. be Il ever - small space
% you can Just feel a breeze ON your
facc. Put IN Jour bath a little BAG
contnlnInx dried clover tops and lavcn'
dor flowers and a. the water coois
there viii be a delightful oior arislns
from n II n thus meiicaicd ana
silrhfiy pcrfumcd and sure cure fof
insomnia.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

boiled ana strained, thirty drops OF al
eohol. one ounce OF oxide Of zinc eighf
grains OF blchloride OF mercury, twenty
drops OF glycerin.
The most simple way 70 reduce your
flesh is TO avoid all starchy and sweet
ened food, all cereals, vegetables con-
tanning sugar or starch. such as peas.
beans. corn. potatoes. Have your prean
toasted. sprinkle II with salt instead
Of using butter. MIX. ! regret 70 say
n II be pure enough. is fatfenlns
SKINNED milk may be drunk ho'
water is an excellent substitute ioi
other liquids. ADD little juice o.
lines or lemons TO Il. II you choose
Limit your sleeping hours to seven A.
the outside. No maps. You must take
exercise.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

erty IN life.
Toll is the toll at the gate to success.
Two fools do not make one wise man.
The richest grain is often sOwn In
storm.
There can never be a fat life on a
lean soul
The fear Of the Lord takes away the
fear OF man.
No man is 50 weak you can afford to
Cypress him.
You cannot pray for others tin you
feel with them.
No man is strong enough to do wrons
with impunlty.
Ambition jumps high but does no
always land right
You cannot calculate the warmth o.
a FIRE b. the cracking Il makes
Gods harrows Of pain are the fore
runners Of His harsests Of perfection
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

The woman who must study economy
IN planning her new spring clothes wlli
ind a separate skirt a useful aaai-
ton 10 her wardrobe II she carefully
Studies the latest fashion reports from
abroad she knows that the costume
that Is. fhe skirt and waist made OF
the same material and sometimes cut
a. one-ls much more the vogue than
the separate skirt aud the shirt waist
Yet sometimes 4 Is not always conre-
nient 70 have an entire new gown IN
which case the separate skirt VII
prove Invaluable
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

This IS a most distressing and OBJ
sfinafe complaint % those In whom
Il occurs. says the Family Doctor.
We do not refer. Of course. 10 the
hlccough attendant upon great pros
trafion OF the system. but 70 those
instances livery frequent indeed Of
simple srasmodic condition Of stomach
and esophagus which assaiis the IN
dlrldual without any other symptom
or disease. and IN the treatment q
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

The frame Of this hat had . hisn
crown and narrow turn-down brim. IL
was covered with dark blue iDesss
ratin. which was plain under the orim
nnd tucked on top. A wide piece OF
embroidered velvet wns drsped around
the crown. A pearl buckle was placed
on the right side near the front A
large bunch Of fancy feathers orna'
mopts the left side.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

Elaborate braidlng - seen on many
q the newest models both In cloth
and velvet. The narrow souiacbe being
the most popular Braidine. combined
with heavy embroidery. Is particularly
effective on broadeioth or velvet
A jacket showing 4 decided point
AZ The front Il one OF the styles seen
a.nong the newly arrived linen COS.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

which anti-spasnodics prove Inert
Relief can be obtained by directing
The patient to hold the arms straight
above the head and TO keep inspiring
as long a. Is feasible. 70 as to retain
the air in the lungs for as long .
period as possible.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

~well," said the obedient husband.
snow that 1 am in politics, hope you
are satisfied"
~Getting In politics" replied bis am
bilious wife. lis comparatively easy.
Getting out again gracefully is what
counts these days~--washington Star.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

with release Of atmospheric pressure,
and the accumulation OF water more
than sunioed to counferbaiance the de-
crease is weight OF the air.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14
@sMoTHERS2s
By Jessie nPaJtIor<

or all the sorrows common 70 SUI
fering humanity. know none surpass-
ing that OF a mother whose son has
gone wrong. Can there be anywhere on
earth more heart-breaking spectacle
than the endless procession Of mothers
who beslege the doors Of workhouses'
prisons and correctional institutions OF
every kind. seeking the son who mas
sinned7 The entrance TO every prison
q = VIA Dolorosa. a Way Of Sorrow. In
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

Ms inspire
psalms.
Wind Is not
wisdom.
Serve and de-
serve.
Poverty and pr
ETY. are not synony-
nous.
The love Of the
law gives true lib
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

when You contemplate a visit try 70
mike It point to arrive at your des-
fguatlou during The daytime. II Is Oft
en- difficult to locate a place ut nign.
and Is embarrassing to the hostess ana
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

Henry Is brave man. The other
night his wife thought she heard bur
glar."
And he went DOWN.
"No. He had the courage to tall her
be was afrald"-Circle.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

After you have washed and dried
your face carefully, apply the following
lotion. One quart Of water previously
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-14

warafas Note. caiIinK the Wicked
20 Repentanee.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
REPRES ENThTIvE.

Ne are authorized to announce ] E. Mays as d candidate for Represen tatire, subject to the Democratic pFi- mary.
 The News k authorized tn an- nouuce c. \. Hurst, If Prairie Town ship, as candidate fof Representa- tfxe, subject to the Democratic pri- mary.
 The News k authorized ta an- naunce James l.. Lester, of Praifie TaW nship as candidate for Repre- sentative. suhfect t9 the Democratic primary
 The News X aatherH/sd q foannaunee Jesse NJ GuiEiiaus at Center Town sMp aS candidate far Representa- ti9e, subject ta the Democratic pfi- maff.
 fae Ne@s \ aathoiized taannaaaee H | Williams as candidate far pfeSentdtite. subject tn the itamu- cratic prlmaff
 =fte New. authorized annaaaee k N Morrow a> a candidate fat fe- eleetian the legislature, subject ta tue l1emecratI primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
ANTECIGARETTE LAW WHICH
WENT INTO EFFECT JANUARY

EHe #e.8a4ing X thr tifti-oigafetts a0 based at the ta>t session ot the legislature
 Sees5aH It shall be unlawful Tor any fleesef1. firm corporation acting jtheF as prireipai or agent E4 sell. tINr a&1A. offer Tor >aie or to gieea asz.s4. or have ln possession. ar on or beut tiIair premises. fer the purpose q 9elline or giving t@av. te make ef manufacture. to at- tempt t5oake ar manuIaeture. or to assist in making or manufacturing for the purpose ot ,cIl- ing or girlng away any cigarette. cigarette, or 1igafFfl# wrappers 1T paper to any person ar pr sons.
 Section Any person, 6rm or corporation VI plating any ot the provisions of this act shall De deemed guilty oi uisdemeanor. and upon con viction thereof shall be fined in anv not less than two hundred and fifty dollars
 Section S Justices oi the peace shall have jurisdiction over offenses committed under this act and II shall De the duty of every circuit judge in the state when empaneing and lnstructine the grand jury. to specifically instruct said jury to the prov isions of this act
 Section ,. That all laws and parts of laws iu conflict herewith are hereby repealed and this act shall take effect ard be in force from and after January l. DOS.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
hSUREp

IHe News k authorized t# 4n- aaeHee Reed, If Sprinea44e Ta& as3i D. as eaudidafe fir GsHuntg Treasurer s9h7eef ta tae Democratic primary
 Weare a4th1rizeg ta aunpunce \ {.
 Watson at M4A fed ae candidate ter County Treasurer >ateet 10 the tt4m8erdf5e primary
 The News k authorized Ja'annaanee NJ M TunstIH, at Prairie nwnShip. 4s a candidate fer tnHht4 EredSufer suhIect IT ire Democratic primary.
 The News k authorized t0anneaHee r | Burnett af Vineyard township as candidate tnr County TreaSuref subject 10 the Democratic primary
 The News k authorized tn announce lack Naguire. of Prairie Township as q candidate for County Treasurer, subject 10 the Democratic primary
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
ION ONE FRUIT GROWER
IS MEETING WITH SUCCESS

Editor News. HrrrIs the record aa products - <. aerss ol }end tbe= past Sz8Saas
 One aerze.= strawberries produced 2 crates, il 2l.aez per efate, s4s'r I'm, what tae berries cleared.
 Now for the apples and peaches. Peach trees 5o sold 25o crates rom which VI, realized elear s39s.so From 75 apple tree, uas realized etear profit of s54a so
 Now thi@ E lu>t ah7t tag fittly rszs made. nd l vi sife YOU tbe amount aad sbat | ..eaf- ea crate. and per box and barrel. and then fea 1an see that | x true statement.
 Rcd JuneS tive trec> and got s5 boxes ana re= .ltzed clear profit ol n cents box whehz, - Maiden Blush. niue barrels. cleared 73 per 5arT@I. 321. and fo0r ba~be boxes at E cents 4oz- ss R4 A9trt444n9 dee trees. tn4 4pt sazhsi 6ozez at1 clear profit ; 9 cents per bo4. sl4sa. Bo4tiaeb4as. ero9i t44 trees x Fi. moth B1se6tHtee rom which there ra9 s5 bare Tels. and these brought per barrel. net pro6t of S+o5 aud ont oi thi7 mount . apP.7s tuere were s27 worth u gaft5 THe-e are about i've barrels of Rome Beauty that haze been put away for our ovyn Use, and a thi> ha. come of oi about 44 acres
 Some will doubtless wonder how l realized ,o much from such small tract Of land, and will say its due largely to spraying. There are many ehardst> in Washington and Benton Counties who do not believe n spraying, but to such want 10 say that they would realize much more from their orchards fl they would get rid oi this idea. Spraying is what we need If Vt expect to bring Arkansas to the front The time has come when. fl we find market for our fruit. viii have to spray
 This orchard I write o was almost entirely free from wormy peach or apple 50 you see 1t
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

teaching consists of mere memo rizing of tie subject matter of the text book, the work oE this term and the progress that have made would have eternaIiy dis pelled the illusion
 Believing that the ultimate aim of all education K a perfect ly formed character or a prepara- ton for q higher and nobler life and c better citizenship, Prof. Cannon stressed moral training in all of his school work and in- sisted that 1t can not be separat- ed from intellectual development, except at the cost of the citizen ship of tomorrow which will be formed from the boys of to-day. This k as much d part oI his daily program as any other work.
 Exclusive text book teaching is obviously the bane of the great maiority of our public schools, and ole of the most com nendable phases of Prof. Can non teaehlng,to to my idea k that he does not conflne himself to the text book, but t0 the contra Y gives original work ot | very practical nature in connection with every lesson. Mere book teaching x no part =of lis work. E here must be objective realities to supply to thc condition for the selt activity Of tEe mind lIe be- gins with nature and the praeti- cal and proceeds to books. His pupils have a great poWel of originality dnd are thorough because the knowledge gained by them < permanent Tor the reason that II was presented in way that VI, plain. aHd Hot if Heste- fiou> boa6ish language.
 Prof Cannon considers it doubtful whether number of his pupils. including AIisses Oia Mitchell, Lillian SWigegt. irna Anneter. Sall4 Johnson Anua AnneIer= Lea Johnson. Ester Swigert. Letaif Ware. Mattje BtaekWrHi AIessrS Frank Carson. Ray Carson taHd ht wfs. Kind enough te include your cores pondent In the iIstz are exeefied E scholarship bV tie students oi aHy other rHrai district f11 tI1e county
 To 9iee some .dea el tIie prog ress made during the term. wiil sat that had but fagaai idea ei pr 5entage, it9 application FfI5i tTsFz z7zsti ea@ureaeuts when l entered hi> school. and How, through =tHe lnstfalnentaI1t4 oI iH3@ original and pHas tittH4f5fa. have Ztt1arou4 understanding . these subjects
 In history hate= iearned HIare rom hIS=aietlod 9f grouping and comparison tHafHI have TEafHed in three years. and ny progress n other branches tsa> been Simi- Lar as tffdt In those men tionsd.
 Through his personality Prot. Cannon established such < trIrnd- ship between hunSeft and ai9 pu- pil> that thCre k always eat9a>.- aStig and aarmon5oa9 work He iabgred iaaesSaaf5 t9 arouse tile ambition ot hi9 pupils. to 9ive then Iofa=idea5. ard fixed pur pose in s3Ir. The term of school
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
CIRCUIT CLERK.

The News :, authorized tgauuafsfz5,f- .f4iaes Aa49hal. nf I,e4lrte Town sil ,. 4s efnild1te 1T eiftUjt GfeFs. saHHeet te tBe Democratic primary
 1zhe News x auf l. ffzefl fuanuHuuee VI. F. GreXftft. 1t Pfa5fie Ttw6SHip. as i raucIaafe trT tifeJaf Clerk sub. -rf ia t4o Democratic primary
 Ne4ye HtRar'bea tt announce lse8I~ fiasdea >uif5. tatmefls | Rfetzlsnl s#.ei#>aio. ba aaw af ffais rfe 'faWnSmn 1> caudidtte tar Cir =s.5sff= a..rk =SEItiieet t4IAa beW 4aeatEe primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
SHERIFF

In News Isaaf hofIzsd n anuaa9ee ~t1a59, =fi#Fi9autef. af Prairie FaNGSuip as candidate for Sher#ffs @aHieet ie tAe Democratic primary
 Ihe News saatharixz53 fatn na#zf4z..s G.A Nu HlE#4nd Ei5rairie Iazea- ,.IE#8 iS i efHfii6ate fir S4ertG. s4b 4b. =eE1 ta tGe beWaet4fIe pEtmaEy.
 zfae NessS lS==flft ffzs#Hi auuaanee ! F Flanagan. at Pfaf##a TeV H>H4p as candidate f8f >aezII4 subject i8 tire bamaef#tfe ptiHIarf=
 a. \ 2 N auf h0ri1en tu8HUH.Hee R II NuttlfH nt enter wu>Hfp as candidate taf ShrrsiI sAaect 1a tbe llaH4sratIe primary
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
COUNTY CLERK

M are authorized ta ana4faee John |. Jones. of Iraif1e .fpwuSlfp. as I eand,tlate lar County Clerk. sub leef ta the Democratic primary.
 The News ie authorized 10 an nouncc t.i F. Watson. If Prairie Township. asa candidate for County Clerk subject ta the Dem cratic pri- mary.
 fhe \ News X atttorized to announce l.. D BldkrnHe. ot ( ane Hii Town SbIp, as a cand5date for zaunty Clerk subject to tbe Democratic primary.
 IsHe News k authorized to auuaanee ! I. AlafouneH. White River sfosushtD ae | eanadate for County G4eHb. subject ta the Democratic pri- nnaEY
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
COUNTY JUDGE.

4ae News x authorized taaua4anee | + Be9Yer. zf kam springs Ta~n= Safp5 3s a candidate faf County Judge. subject te#tHe Democratic primary.
 Iahe News k aut hoftz l faannaanee B=z4 l. ti1eet5 II PHifIe Township tx ] candidate fae Ea4at4 aHdge. saheet t95 the Democratic primary.
 fhe News isagthagizad taaane4aee lief Bight, af FfaIrie Township a9 I e8Haiaate faf Gaguf8 Judge, sabert ta=3He Democratic primary
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

We understand the resolutions adopted by the County Demo- cratic Central Committee Satur- day have caused considerable dis cusSion at Fayetteville. Dr. W. x. Yates, secretary of tue commit tee, who was called away and was not present during the session of the committee, requests the Fayetteville Daily to say for him that lie would lot have voted for the resolutions had he been present
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
Close of Son Chapel School.

Tie Son ebape Public School under tlle supervision of Prof Henry Cannon closed Fri day. ft :" a~ pronounced bv tfI5 patrons aS the best term they had had taught fof wars.
 l have been F pup.l this term of Prof. Cannon and ii had been oi these whe believe that there k Iittfe in method. and that true
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
IMPORTANT NOTICE

The Postof6ce Department has promulgated an order re- quiring publishers ot weekly newspapers to drop from their subscription list the names of all subscribers who are one 4ear or more in IT. rears This k Tot optional with the publishers, but < obligatory. and failure to comply with the order for feits the privilege of mail- iHg the paper It second class , rates. The News wit com- , ply with fhe order there ls nothing else to dc x orig iaally issaea the order wa9 te have become effective Jan- HarY |. 190s. but n order to enable newspaper pnblfsh- e1s to adjust themselves to these nee conditions the time has been extended to \ Pril [. an that date tae names of all subscribers to this paper who afe year Of more III arrears WtIl b drop from the list
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

X call has been issued for q meeting of the State Democratic Central Committee at Little Rock January g. The only member of the committe from this section k Dick Rice of Ben tonville. There k expected to be d clash between the Davis and Pindall factions when the committee meets.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

paid nc to >pras. and ~a t 4lH p.a eu Hat spraying tsa.t aIt zaa vii haze to da= Y9u vii hase to prane and euitiv4l Noar orchard. md when you da thi> goa &iii t.Ag good success in sraalne fru1f and xoa won succeed mt sou do tll~ work This or bard l speak ei vas prun- ed ana aet 'prunrd but praHrd. and t 3a~ also cultivated
 So It a> gct rid ot e.de, that there noth- ing iii spraying. and il 1ou haven't got spray Pun1p get any ard go L. work.
 N. II. RX1sfoN.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

It is thought tnat. .tAs sdilaf - tfe Sloan Spring Herald Democrat las =serioes= ae> gne ca : seat iu tower housed =the srft- E=a ~Seu13Ixs
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

fhe Little Roek=lsa cite ha> s;arted a popolar subscription to raise l lund to erect ] monument at the grave ef th# t#tF <. IL. tsdF and. He rea44tHS r. ttHS distinguished Arl5#Beas eftizeH i1e unmarked II cemetery at Little Raek, and the Gazette Hd>
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
ANNOUNCEME ENTS.
coHGR ESS M AN

fHe News is sauthorized to announce Hon ] C. Floyd, of Marion C0upty, as Il cOnd date for re election to Cong
 ress from the Third District. subject tn the action of the Democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

The News iS authorized tn au- nuunce b E IinrSley, of Beutonriile, as a candidate for re election as Pros ecutiug Attorney of the 4th Judicial Circuit, subject tO the Democratic pri- mary
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
STATE SENATOR

The News is authorized toaun6ance N E Simpson. of Prairie Town nShip, aS candidate for State Senator. sub. ject t0 the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

at this place this year will al- ways De a pleasant memory to tic people of this community. Nav We have many other such schools. OLA ELLIOTT.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
ASSESSOR.

The News is authorized to an- n0unce Felix Hayes as a candidate for reelection as Assessor. subject td the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

The NeNs is indebted to Seaa= e8f Davis fof package ot salu- Fhle garden seed
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

George l. Cook. dnt Sprlns>. candidate .nf >uperin- tendent pablseZsnstructla seemS to he successful work ing some = tie country spa yserS.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17

undertaken laudable work which has been too long neglect ..J
The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
presWt

Hon. George N Denagl1ey, candidate for governor. will be in Gratette FrIdav. January 17. and will b. pleased to meet and speak to a~ hany voters as possi- ble Fh.~ witi be Alr. Dom aelte5 first trip through this part ef the State and W hope to have | good crowd in town oa that day H. X the Farmers Union candidate tor governor. GraEett AeH4
 BE whose authority does the News designate Mr Douaghey a~ the Farmer. Enion e4Hdidatez