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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-29
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: Some of my
friends have been trying to convert
me TO a vegetarian diet. They say
! will be healthier and all around bet
ter looking for IT,
have a rather sallow complexion.
Do you think a vegetable diet would
help II? ANNIE.
Too much meat p not good for
anybody. Meat once a day is enough
for healthful diet.
Most people do not eat enough
vegetables. While | do not think that
most OF us could be quite happy on
a strictly vegetarian diet, as the hui
man being is omniverous, Il is true
that most people would be better of
physically II they would IL less meat
and more vegetables and fruits.
To improve your complexion, eat
all the fresh fruits and vegetables
possible; exercise in the open air;
drink plenty OF milk or buttermilk.
With your stomach in good condi-
ton and your lungs full OF fresh air,
you will soon see a change for the
better in your general appearance.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: A gentleman
acquaintance OF mine invited me 10
20 10 the theatre with him. II was
TO be last night. got all dressed and
ready and almost az the last minute
he called me up and said he couldn't
go and would ] please excuse him? He
didn't give me any reason, but said he
would like me TO go with him little
later on.
Now don't you think that was pref
" mean of him? / was all ready
70 go and was dreadfully disappointed
] don't think will ever speak TO him
again. MAfME.
II did seem bit inconsiderate on
the young mans part TO wait until
the last moment. Still, he may him
self have been disappointed in some
way. at the last moment, and about
all YOU can do is TO wait and see
what he does next
DO not appear 10 be miffed when
you see him Just be polite and pleas
ant and. II he refers 10 the broken en-
gagement, simply tell him that OF
course II was too bad, and you sup
POSED Il must have been an urgent
matter that made it necessary.
However, be little Indifferent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-29
Juror Leavitt Relieved.

Los Angeles, Cal, July 29.-Juror
Leavitt today was relieved from fur
Their duty at the barrow trial and AL
ternate Blakesley. the 18th juror, took
his place Leavitt is i'll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-29

Saturday afternoon. His body struck
in the soft earth of a celery field, head
first and was buried to the knees.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-29

vary park inn, with covers for about a
dozen girl friends. The wedding of
Miss Crawford and Mr.. Murray will
take place Thursday, Aug. l, at the
home of the bride on the Orphans
HCme road, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-29
Black Dirt.

Black dirt in any quantity free 70
the hauling at Fifth avenue and Tween
tieth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-29

+ All the news all the time - The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-29
ARCHIBALD PRESENT.

Archibald and his attorneys took
places at the counsel table few min
utes after the senate convened as a
court OF impeachment Worthington,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-29
ARCHIBALD IN A DE-
TENSE OF AL HIS ACTS

CONTINUED from Page One,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
COCIAl AND -
= PERSoNAL

Miss Rove, of Hampton. IS Il .
vest OF MISS Thelma Brown for the
finals.
Miss Margaret r. Jones has re-
turned from a visit to relatives II
/ export News.
Mr.. M. T. Shipman was in Nelson
county this week where he went 70
accompany his sister home.
Miss Pauline Watts. of Orange
county. is visiting her sister. Mrs
G. w. Brown. at the hospital execu-
tive mansion.
Mrs. A. w. Davis. of Blanton,
Va. is here on a visit to her son
DR.. II. 4 Davis.
Mrs. r. f. Morris lett this morn
ing for Madison Heights. nsai
Lynchburg. TO reside.
Miss Sue Watts. of Middlesex
after a visit here to her sister. Mrs
G. w. Brown, has gone to Orsng'
70 visit another sister.
DR.. ana Mrs. Benjamin Hume. o
Barboursville, w. Va, who bav
been on a visit here TO the former
brother. DR.. J. H. Hume. have gon
to Orange county to visit relatives o
their way home.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
DOGS USED AS SMUeGLERS
Fox Terriers Covered With skin %
Poodle inside Which coutra-
band o. Carried.

Some interesting information has
lust come 10 hand regarding the |
competition at present going on be-
tween smugglers and revenue Off
cials in the use Of dogs on the land
frontiers OF Austria. The smugglers
generally choose small, smooth
haired dogs, like fox terriers, az
their ASSISTANTS. They train them
bv giving them a whipping on the
further side of the frontier and then
drive them across it TO the house Of
IN accomplice IN an Austrian VII
lage. where they receive g good meal.
The dog naturally soon learns to run
AS hard as he can. He Is then COW
cred with the skin Of a rough-haired
dog, usually a poodle, inside which
quantity Of tobacco, sacchsrin,
lace or other valuable goods on
which there is a high duty is fast
ened in such a way that the enlarged
dog looks as natural as possible. Th'
revenue officials have found 1t yer.
difficult to shoot these canine con
trabandists, so they now set dogs L
catch dogs. For this purpose the,
) train larger swift-running animal
with good noses. whose duty IL Is 7
: run down the smuggler's dogs, XII
r them and then lead the officials t
/ the spot. They are also employee
to hunt out the smugglers then
selves in their hiding places, in Il
caves Of mountains or forests, md
4 discover their caches.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
HEIGHT or SHELTER STACKS
Saving IN Metals In Smelling Process
Increases With Altitude OF
Stack.

1t is generally supposed that the
stacks of smelters are built TO
great height in order TO get nd OF
the smoke. That Is partially the
reason. but il is principally because
the higher the stack the greater the
saving in metals TO the smelling
company. The action Of the blast
furnaces carries fine dust containing
minute particles Of gold OF silver
out with the fumes. This Il hrst
precipitated in what IS called 3
dust chamber, a room several hum
dred feet in length and many times
wider than the vent from the fur
mace. Much Of the dust settles
there. Then the fumes from the
molten metal enter the stack. By
that time their temperature Is great
| " reduced. The higher the stacs
the cooler the dust viii become, anC
the wider il is the slower, relative
Ilv, it will move as it approache
the top. After it cOols 1t loses
measure of its buOyancy and settle
down to the base of the stack Tn
dust is gathered up by mechanics
scrapers IN the hue chambers,
dampened and pressed into littl
disks like biscuits. When these Or
they are thrown back into the bias
/ furnaces again.-HarpeT's Week..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
SEEKS MATE FOR MOTHER

Setting ont to find a good hu
band for her mother. who wishes 70
be out on a ranch. "away from the
city" is the task a young woman
of Kansas CITY, No, has set for her
self. She has written a letter to the
mayor asking him 20 have it pub
ishcd In helping on the work she
has undertaken. expressly with her
mothers consent and appreciation.
Her letter follows: st have a mother
and I want to find a good husband
for her. She has two daughters, one
eighteen years Of age and the other
one seventeen; one son, fourteen.
She is a good housekeeper, neat and
clean, and the man must have a
home and plenty TO provide for her.
She has made so many wishes 70 be
ont on d ranch some place away
from the city, and / asked her II
would find her a good husband, II
she would have him, and she said
Yes So / thought l would adver
tise for her. She dresses nice anC
pretty. Any man writing IN answei
TO this must send photograph"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
NEW USE FOR 4 TuRNlP.

a small Brighton Beach urchin
@put one across" on Charley Gard
ner. who takes tickets when the In
dianapohs Reserves play at the
Brighton Beach diamonds 1t hap
pened a week OF two ago. Gardner
was on the gate, as usual. though
perhaps not as usual, either. That
is. Charley had been out late the pre-
ceding night.
1t is the custom at the beach TO
admit small BOYS who desert their
knot holes in the fence TO recover
foul balls. The ball is a pass, and
when thrust into Gardner's hand It
admits the bearer.
Just after a round Of cheers from
spectators a small figure rushed up
to Gardner, thrust something round
and smooth into his hand and rushed
on right in. A few minutes later
Gardner was turning a handful OF
balls over to Manager Andy Rein
hardt. Among them he found
nicely smoothed turnip Of about IN
right weight. There is a turnil
patch Just across from the diamond
indianapolis News
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
RARE FIRST FOLIO" IS FOUND
Early Copy of shakespsaro's Play 10
Brought 20 Light In Curious
Manner.

Another copy Of the very rare
~frst folio7 OF shakespeare plays
has been brought 70 light in =
strange manner. A sixteen-year-old
son OF a well-mown baronet was eg-
ploring in the library Of the earl Of
Dudley, at Whitley court, recently,
when he came across a volume which
he recognized as an early edition OF
the grest dramatist's works. IL had
been rebound, and one or two pages
were missing. AT first the boys dis
covery was not regarded as any
thing very special. but having seen
a first folio Of Shakespeare IN the
British museum, the young expert
insisted on the importance Of his
find, and eventually the book was
sent up 10 a leading frm Of book
dealers. They al once declared that
the volume was a genuine first folio
Imperfect as the new fnd IL, 1t Il
Of considerable value. Only last
year q similar copy was sold At suc
ton for El, 100.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13

Miss Erzabeth Crawford. of
Washington. Is visiting her brother.
Prof. r Nj. Crawford.
Mr.. C Reeve IS IN Philadelphia
where Re went to visit his parents
and may stay for their golden wed
ding next week.
Mr. z. A. Bloxton. of Stafford.
an old Williamsburg boy" who IS
well and fsvorably known here. has
been attending the finals and visiting
friends this week.
Miss Mary Louise Woodruff. th'
charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
, +. K. Woodruff. of York county
was married yesterday in the home
OF her aunt in Chicago. to Mr.. Ear
Kent. Of AtHeboro. Mass Mrs
Kent is a graduate 81 Wisconsin Uni
,versity, Madison. and is a highly
accomplished young lady.
The Rev. w. A. R. Goodwin
formerly rector of Bruton Parish
- but now Of ST. Psurs. Rochester
I'm. Y. spent Sunday and Monda,
here as the guest of DR.. and Mrs
Montgomery. Mr.. Goodwin wa
compelled 10 return Immediately
> Rochester and regrets that he wa
unable to call upon his many friene
8 vale here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
DOUBLY PROVEN
Gazette Readers Can No Longer Doubt
the Evidence.


the Evidence.
This grateful citizen testified long
ago
Told of quick relef-of undoubted
benefit.
The facts are now confirmed.
Such testimony is complete-the evil
dence conclusive.
It forms convincing proof Of merit.
Mrs. +. V. Hopkins. ABB Holt St,
Hampton. Va, says: 1T has been
about two years since l used DOan
Kidney Pills. For some time my kid
news had given me a great deal Of
trouble NV back was weak and lame.
and I suffered from headache and dizzy
spells. The secretions from my kidneys
were unnatural and caused considerable
annoyance. Doan's Kidney Pills We're
brought 10 my attention and We're so
highly recommended that / decided 20
give them a trial. They cured me and
/ have not had a recurrence of kidney
complaint" statement given Decem
Der 80, 1907
WILLING CORROBORATION.
When Mrs. Hopkins was Intervene e,
on April IL. 1912 she said: Il am jus
as willing TO give DOan's Kidney Pill
my endorsement today, as / was u
1910. have had no occasion whateve
TO resort 20 the use of this remedy fo
several months. Ny freedom from Kid
ney complaint is due 10 the use O
Doan's Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 Ct
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New Yorl
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the nRme-DOan's -Rr
take no other.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
DIFFERENT.

Mrs. Grsmercy-When you look
in your husbands pockets do you
ever find letters that he has for
gotten to mail9
Mrs. Park-No, but / sometimes
and Ones that be has forgotten q
barn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
WILLIAMSBURG. vA..sJune Is. 1912
A NOTE TO you

Now writing Of these notes reduced to scenes
beginning enjoy it. especially since there plenty OF eS
dence that you reading them each week.
you reply in to the last one and s
that you pcasee with purchase and that We may oon
have the pleasure of serving
Yours truly
THE WILLIAMSBURG DRUG GO.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13

Our Mems Suits range in price
per Suit, from.....S5.OO to sZo.OO
Young Mems Suits.....S5.OO to SzO.VO
Cbildren's Suits from. 50. 90 to $500
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13

A Bargain can never be described but viii mention
the excellence of til
We will show you a good Scotch Mixed Suit
sizes 30, 80 and 81, that we VIII guarantee to hold
its color and give good service.
Regular Price $3.50. For this sale ST. oS
Several numbers of Worsteds, Cassimers Chew
iots-goOd assortment of shades and cOlOrs, in
Guiding shades of Browns, Grays, Plaids, Pin
Stripes and Checks. Good value at g 10
SI25O For this sale
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
VIVIAN
G.a s week.

 good crowd attended the 4th al Johnson
 Sturgeon Baggett is visiting his sister, Mrs. Balue.
 \ protraeted meeting will begin at this place July 20th
 Eldon Moore attended church at Sons Chapel Saturday night Mrs Gilliland and family of Gosh en visited Mrs. Gillilands parents Rev Stansberry filled his regular appointment Saturday and Sunday Will Woolsey and family visited at Goshen Saturday and Sunday. Ellis Sutton and little son spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs. Woolsey.
 Miss Rocksy Hastings of Round Mountain spent Saturday night at Mir. Powelfs
 Miss Lillian Little invited a few of her friends Saturday night to eat ice cream. All had nice time. MT. Jones and Rube Woolsey were very lucky fellows Saturday night, as they caught fourteen pounds Of fish.
 Fuchsia
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
HARMAN

A little rain now would help crops wonderfully
 Mir and Mrs. R. Brown were vis- iting at John Franklin.s last Sun day
 Haywood Thompson left last week 10 visit few days in Randolph County.
 Misses Stella and Anna Woods at tended Sunday School at Woodlawn Sunday morning.
 There was musical at Edd Wright's Saturday night One and all had a nice time.
 There will be church at this place Saturday night and Sunday morn- ing Every body come.
 Mir and Mrs W. F. McCamey and three children were visiting at Wills McCamey's near Oak Grove Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Everett Stone, Miss Stella Atkisson and George Dobbs were the guests of Grace McCamey Sunday afternoon
 There was a musical entertainment also a singing at Mrs. Craig's Tues day night in honor of Roy Craig, who left for Montana "Wednesday.
 John Atkisson. who lives one mile northwest of Harman has sold his place, consideration s1500. We are sorry to hear that they will leave Us soon
 Edd Wright. Jeff Brown, ". F. MeCamey and son Dewey. all went bee hunting Saturday evening Edd and Dewey were the lucky ones ln finding two bee trees.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

correction.
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 Fred Haxton. ole of N G Own bey : valuable clerks. is enjoying $ two weeks vacation He left Sun day morning for points in Oklahoma and Colorado where he will spend most Of his vacation
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 B. Vinson went down to.yan Bur en Wednesday 10 play ball with the team at that place B has regular position on the team now Games are played only on Wednes- day and Saturday Of each week
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 Assessor Walter Shreve arrived in springdale Wednesday morning and will spend the remainder of the week in Springdale He ean be found at the City Meat Market. first door east of the First National Bank.
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 Miss Eulah Oldham, who had been here visiting with relatives and friends. left Thursday of last week to visit with relatives at vinita, Ok From there she will go to Lavita, Col. where she is making her home
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 Springdale was visited by small rain Tuesday afternoon which laid the dust and cooled the atmosphere fora while Tket are reported as having one or the heaviest rains in recent years near Johnson on the sane day
 Mrs Roy Iseg aho had been visiting with relatives near Hunts yille, Madison County. came in Sun day and after spending two or three days with Ms. ] + Myers left "Wednesday for her home al sali- saw. Oklahoma
 Jacob A Jones, Wife and three children of Souix City. Iowa. arriy- ed Tuesday and will probably rent farm in this vicinity and make Springdale their future home Mir Jones is brother Of ] L. Jones of this place
 The Thirty-Second Annual Re- union of old Soldiers and Settlers at cassvlle. Mo. is to be held August 20, 2l. P and g This reunion is one of the best known in the coun- try and is always attended by a large crowd
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 Dr C. G. Dodson and Dr. J. E. Martin, who purchased the Chance place southwest of town a few weeks ago, have sold the same to Dr. Shadwick of lola. Kan, who. We understand, expects to move here soon to make his home
 Jesse Vanzant, son of MT and Mrs. R. NJ. Vanzant Of this place came in Tuesday of last week from Los Angeles. California, where he has been for the past year. He will visit here until September when he will return to California
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 Misses Lula Quandt and Pauline
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
FOR SALE

One COW, one disc (cut awayo, one harrow, one 19 Oliver blow, two sets single harness, one Banner buggy, about new, two double shovel blows. If you can use any of the above call at our office.
 J. s. EWalt.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
FOR SALE OR EX-
 CHANGE.

One of the best residence properties, with large lot and good house and out buildings, plenty of fruit and shade, good well and cistern. Price is right. Gall and ask about the property. If you want d home in Springdale this will suit you.
 EWalt Land Go.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

B-eefs left last week for st. Paul. Aian. b spend q few weeks visit iat with relatives. The former will visit with Nf and Mrs. Andy Smith in st Paul and the latter with cousin residing near that city.
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 Miss Rena and Bessie Farley, ae- eompan5ed bs their cousin. Miss Sal Ii. .Moss.. residing on NorWood.s prairie fn the west part Of the county. left Friday afternoon for Oklahoma City to spend couple of weeks visiting with relatives.
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 and Nrs Sidney EiHsoH We're in sprfag1ale Sunday visiting the formers parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. . Vinson They have been making their home at Claremore. Ok. for some time past, but Sidney has gone west 10 look up another location
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 Superintendent w H Banta of the high school left Monday even ing for kokomo. Ind, to pay vis- 1t 10 his aged mother, and will al so visit al his old home at Roches- ter. Ind. before returning. He ex- poets to De absent about three weeks
 The News is requested to an- nounee that there will be an ice cream supper given by the teachers and patrons of the Stony Point school at the residence of John Lu- per, Saturday night, July 20 Pro- ceeds go to the Stony Point school Every ybody invited
 Fort Smith is preparing to have Peach and Melon Day, July 90. Among the speakers who will be present and deliver addresses are Prof Ernest Walker, of Arkansas University. George A. Cole. Senator P A Rodgers of Grayette and George T Lincoln of BentonTille
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 Theo MeGIinton. Ward Lane. chas smyer, Clem Limbaugh, Al Baegett and Wylie Jones left Mon- day morning for week or Len days outing They expected to spend one day and night at Osage, going from there into Oklahoma. where they expect to try their luck fishing in SpaYinaw
 The Republican county eonven- ton met the court house in Fay a5teylHe Monday afternoon and nom mated LeHa Slaughter of Goshen for sheriff and Prof. Swift of Lin- eoIn for county treasurer It was decided to run one man for repre- sentative. 10 be selected later. No other nominations were made.
 On page seven of this issue We reproduce pamphlet recently got ten out by the commercial club for the purpose of advertising Spring dale and the surrounding country. and We are requested to say that persons desiring copies to mail out to friends who may be interested in this section. can get them by calling on the secretary. c. W. Pool
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 Harry Buck was down from Rog- CTS latter part of last week making arrangements 10 start the vinegar factory al this place. The factory is now owned by Jones Bros. X Co.,. and the factory Is expected to run to it's full capacity this season, op- erations to begin just as soon as the apples begin coming In. A we'll is being drilled on the property
 C. NJ MeDayid and son Guy and E. L. Taylor left Monday night for Little Rock where Mir. MeDayid pur- chased a new Overland automobile.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
FRISCO TIME CARD
South Bound.
North Bound.

have connection through bonded mercantile adjusters with the law yer and credit men In every part of the civilized world, by which l can collect your notes, account or judge ments anywhere on com mission basis. If.
 " aWia
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
make speciality of abtraet Ing land titles and conyeyaneing
 Willard Berry

We have purchased the Ice busi- hess from " c. Thompson X Co, and solicit the business of the peo- pie of Springdale. Our wagon is always ready. and We will make your deliveries promptly. Phone No 106 when you want ice
 Smith X Murphy
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

You men who own, or operate evaporators. remember Wm. ] Ham, ilton is now located at Springdale. and wants your dried fruit.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

Wm J Hamilton Of Springdale pays tip top prices for apples of all kinds, green or dried He Is locat- ed on track east of depot. Call on him or phone 5S.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

For Sale.-205 acres a fine grain and stock farm 6la miles southeast of Springdale, Ark. lay ing in White River bottom. Small payment down, balance on time. B per cent interest. Reference, Farm CTS and Merchants Bank Address. R. E. Ghewning, 329. w. 6t St. Los Angeles, Cal
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

IL was the intention Of the party to drive through in the machine. how ever when but few miles out of Little Rock they encountered some bad road, caused by heavy rains in that section and found it necessary b leave the machine i'll Little Rock and return by rail
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

Spring Is here, and now Is the time to have those out door photo graphs made Clean up your yard and let Lichlyter make YOU some photographs.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
 InI Saln Ihean

One pen each of Scored R. I Reds and Indian Runner ducks Inquire at this office.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

N hat k the main difference be- tween big duck in Il little pud- ,jt.o
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
Take your abstract work to Willard Berry.

Beasley Brothers solicit your Gro cery trade, and will guarantee you satisfaction. Phone us your next grocery order.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

Some new pianos and sewing ma chimes for sale cheap, or will trade for stock. Have such machines as the Free and Standard. Machines and pianos can be seen at Sid Aa- ron's studio.
 ~ Ouuhov
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

Dr. B Cecil Hiner. recently from Kansas City. Mo, will open his of flee here, opposite the printing of- flee over Limbaugh Bros Store and will make this his permanent loca- ton Dr. Hiner will practice ehiro- practor. the new science that is be- ing adopted almost universally in this country by men who wish to treat the cause and not the effect of disease. The doctor will be glad to explain this new science to any one who does not understand 1t and extends an invitation to all to come and get acquainted.