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The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
TO DEMOCRATS.

The News is in receipt of the fol lowing from the headquarters Of the Democratic National Com mittee, and We commend same to the earefui consideration of every Democratic reader of this paper:
 New York, Oct 15. 1912 Editor News, Springdale, Ark. There seems to be no reasonable doubt that Will son will be elected onthe 5th Of No vember. It is not enough that he should have majority of the elec- toral vote-every good Democrat wishes him also 10 be President by virtue of having majority. and not only q plurality of the popular vote. The question of whether he will have majority depends upon the South. In your State 1t is eel tain that the electoral vote viii go for Wilson Many Democrats. there fore. in those states do net SC the need of going to the polls and Fot- ing. Under tbis condition the danger is that Wilson's vote will be small in your Staie and if small iH your State and other Southern States, his popular vote will not be as large as the sentiment i'll favor of his election
 As a Southern man, 1 know the difficulty of getting out the full vote in an election when there is noeneed for it to secure the election Of our candidates, but in this campaign you will appreciate the importance of Wilson having cast for him iG the ballot boxes every vote 10 which he is entitled l am therefore writing to beg that in every issue of your paper. from now unti, the election. you will call upon your people to come out and vote so as to poll the full Democratic vote for Wilson and Marshall If this is done in every Southern State. Wilson and Marsh all will not only have a majority of the electoral vote but majority of the popular vote You appreciate the importance of this If he is elected only by plurality, the Re publican and Roosevelt parties will say that by uniting they can defeat us next time. whereas. II the Dem- oerats have majority over both. the opposition four years hence will find 1t difficult to give us trouble.
 Thanking you for the great work you have rendered with the other editors in the campaign. trusting that this suggestion will meet your approval and cooperation. and that We will meet together in Washing ton on the 4th of March to rejoice at the inauguration of Democrat ic President who shall have received the full Demo ratic vote ia Yoar State. I am,
 Sincerely,
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The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

During the Roosevelt admins ra ton orders were issued placing fourth class postmastefs in num- Der of New England states in the civil servi e and last week Presi- dent Taft issue the necessary orders placing all remaining fourth class postmasters in the classified service This is rather hard on tbe thirty five thousand Democrats who ex- peeted to fill these iobs after the November election, but the business of the government will probably not suffer as a consequence The time is coming when all government em ployes, sept heads of departments will be in the ciFn service and il will be q eoed thing for the couu try Then merit and not poli,iea pull. will prevail in awarding these positions.
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There is something about Hunts Lightning Oil that no other lini- ment possesses. Others may be good but it is surely the best It does all you recommend 1t for, and more. For sprains, cuts bruises, burns. aches and pains it has no equal on earth. Ii stands head on my medi- cine shelf
 Very truly yours.
 T j. Brownlow,
 Livingston. Tenn 25 and soc bottles
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 of The Springdale News. published weekly at spfingdale, Ark. requir- ed by the Act of August 24. 1912. Editor. Inc P. Stafford. Spring dale. Ark Managing Editor, Jno P. Stafford springdale, Ark. Busi- ness Manager, Jno. F. Stafford Springdale, Ark Publisher. Jno. P Stafford, Sprinsdale, Ark. Known hoadhoi ders, mortgages and other security holders. holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds. mortgages, or other seeuri. ties: Mergenthaler Lnotyre Co. tSigned) Jno. P. Stafford sworn to and subscribed before me this II day of October, 1912.
 Thad Berry, Notary Public. My commission expires Jan l2 1915.
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Josephus Daniels Chairman Publicity Burea t

We commend the following, from Bryan's Commoner, to those Dem oerats who feel disposed to bet an the elections If any Democrat feeis disposed to bet on the ele tion. let him make a careful estimate of his surplus cash and decide how mu h he could afford to lose Then let him put the amount into the cam paign fund Tlis has several ad vantages oyer betting First, il makes victory more cer,ain; second, it increases the pleasure one gets out of victory. and third, in case of defeat, no Republican gets the mon ey
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

T suffered habitually from con- stipation Doan's Regulets relieved and strengthened the bowels SC that they have been regular ever since. ."-E. Davis, Grocer. Sulphur Springs, Texas
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
No Calomel Necessary

,n.,a ne injurious effect and unpleas- amtness a,,a Of taking calomel is done away With by Simmons Liver Puri9 a.er' Ter the mildest known liver medi- me Yet the most thorough in ac- ton. Put up in yellow tin boxes oI.y oIn.a, Price 25e. Tried once. used
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

IT, . ponole i.t deck cars would be pop daa.. d1a. Wlth the people who sleep out
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Public Sale

On the above date at the old Broadrick place, six miles Southwest of Springdae, 1.2 miles west Of Johnson, will offer at public the following proper ty:
 1 one-horse wagon tongue shafts nearly new; bug gy set double harness practically new, set of bug gy harness, fine condition, in turning blow, ly new; 1 steel harrow, just used; 1 spring tooth harrow other farming implements, Swear old heifers jersey milk cows, jersey yearling jersey calf; bay horse, fine worker black horse, perfect lv gentle and fine family animal; l horse. good worker leather upholstered mahogany parlor suite; stoves dressers tables, chairs sewing machine, iron beds bedding, bicycle Brussels rugs and set of carpenter tools
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n the child starts in it's sleep. griads Its teeth while sloeninr sialai ti'eNN at the nose, has a bad breath, 3a15. .s,-A.e appetite, pale complexion and 1.1i e..ei.i... flhRs under the eyes; it has Y, -. il's' and as long as they remain - - t4e lhtestlnes, that child will be 9,, 9,,lIs ht$. WHITES CREAM VERMI- : t,',.,' < . [. clears out the worms, streng- r.l.as lie stomach and bowels and bue9 h tAe llttle one on the road to aos aeailh U, and eheerfulness Price 25e per bottle Sold by ". c. Ownbey
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

Men accuse women of being slaves U, to fashion and still wear straw muffs. tol eai
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

wild and dom aftd kfter Vt haze Hted lt4S=l=fe ma eHf grave be blamed =o.er= Ntth Autumn aoa= CTS
 Don't 3NorHy fealz lonesome 96z day on account of dream h. Lad last night He dreamed of sae.ng Us brother Bob. no Bas killed hy iigasnIGg at 6is home q few feaTb park lie looked a. natural as ife and seemed happy, ana vas sing Ing mast beautiful song. 9ne of LAe sweetest Me ever listened t0 Me also dreamed of seeing oHr dear cid mother at the sane time. Who has been dead tWeHty yeafsz Mother seemed We'll and cheerful and looked like she dd in er younger days If dreams could be made feal there would be many happy meeting of long lost loved ones who cone to us only in shadowy dreams.
 The "Slouah" hat is pretty and B becoming to Joung ladies and seetil5 70 6e# Gaite fashionable. Fash .0n ean m2He any knd 0g ladies' at Sire pretty and attractive. Don't " oFf3 iemen oors many years ago " hen I aa "a alondbIe for 3oung iadles 70 wear sunbounets at out door gatherings, tie skirts or bon het tat4s, 9t which reached To the ground. r was the fashion and therefore looked all right. \ lady Aaese jays Rth sl8Heh bat on would nave been d cH slouety in the p.ainest sen Z of fhe tenn. Woman sah iut on anything and look well 5h tt if t5 tbe faaon. Fashion 5s an 4afeleht#ns master and has ats aet ees iH al lands and coun.
 eae hefer 6eJs loo old ta have q picture made. and those s0 {tar 9id bfs @l5 enjoy uavIug theiB pictures mado as much as If tAey @eEt yaaHa meH Ia tho prime of
 aeir mahaaad Ne hope that the ti ... itjSi VIII 10 his Last and make i4ie like picture of tae old fellows. diia I5at tae AeNs man aill repro .i4 s#e bftE7e iH lis paper so ite Ht't6'ofs of JHe News may all se. t9 see Retlte oi SDrinsdaIc.s oldest e-t-z.Hs Don't W0FrV has Den l5ia#lHs 5he ladder oi life t5allt Tor these=maGy years. and 51ie HfsheE le Eets He les time il seems to ta6" 70 reach the next ioauq above. and Ae teels tired and "afh, llke ho would never ba abIe s9 zef t9 tiIe@ @s4tt r0ahti.
 Don't Worry.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

"If It happened it's in The News. T
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
Statement of the ownershin. Man

25 and 50e bottles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-15
W.rwood Briefs and Personals.

The Top MIL will resume operation
on next Monday. having been shut
down for the past week for repairs
Mrs. Henry Shering. who underwent
an operation at the North Wheeling
Hospital about two weeks ago. was
brought home. Saturday, greatly i'm
proved.
The Warwood Stars defeated the
South warwood base ball team TO the
tune OF Il TO il. Saturday afternoon,
on the Twenty third street grounds.
DR.. Yoho and wife will remove 10
the Brooks apartments on Center
Main street. Wednesday. from the
Lynn Camp. Dir. Yoho will practice
his profession as a physician in this
community.
Mrs. Jacob stein. Of South Wheeling
who was stricken suddenly 81 on
Thu sday. while visiting her son. W.
G.. Stein. in North Warwood. passed
away mere. Saturday evening her
obituary will be found In another
column
The Wa-wood band will give a
dance at Glenniva Hall on April 23d.
The initial meeting OF the all de-
nominational Bible study class will
be held al the :Iome Of Mrs Marg-
aret Jones In North Warwood. this
evening.
The warwood Board Of STrade will
likel- hold its meeting Wednesday
evening at the Center engine house,
being postponed on account of the
primary election being held in the
building on Tuesday.
fbe Rcnco spent Sunday with rela-
tiNes and friends In Pittsburgh
Chris" kerchner. ~ Beech Bottom.
WIN was operated on a. the North
Wheeling Hospital about three weeks
age. b. slowly recovering.
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Fine Meetings.

At the First NJ. E. church yester-
day. new members were taken in both
morning and evening and the high
total OF 222 was reached for the day.
Rev. Mohn. the pastor. stated that
yesterdays meetings were the best In
which he has ever taken part. Com
munion was observed IN the morning
and 500 partook OF the Lords supper.
At this meeting there were also 81
baptisms. The number OF new mem
bers taken into the church exceeds
the high mark for the Ohio side
churches following the Sunday cam
paign On Thursday evening re-
ception will be held at the church for
the new members and all the congre-
cation and friends OF the church are
asked 10 be present. There will be
preaching services on Wednesd day
evening. with a sermon by the pastor.
Rev Mohn.
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Mrs. Thomas o'Brady and Miss
Bertha Hammer left yesterday for
San Francisco. Cal, where they will
join Mrs. OGradys husband and will
make their future home.
James Lindsay has returned to Pitts
burgh. after a visit with local rela.
AYES.
Harry Williams returned to Steu.
benville yesterday, after a visit with
his parents.
Father Whitman has returned from
Nazareth. KY, where he attended the
funeral services of Mother Eutropia.
Frank Barker has returned TO Nc
keesport after having spent Sunday
with local relatives.
Herman Shafer went to Pittsburgh
Saturday. on business.
Mrs. Fred Ulrich. OF Fairpoint, is
visiting local friends.
Mrs. W. +. Citizens. OF Toledo. is
visiting the family Of Joseph Citizens
c. V. Egan. Of Newcomerstown. is
visiting local friends for n few days.
Many petitions are being turned in
at 81. Clairsville. although the time
is not up until the Goth OF the month
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McNichols are
visiting relatives at Pittsburgh for a
! few days.
New switch signal lights will be
placed on the Barton line of the trac
ton company this week.
The Socialists held well attended
meeting yesterday afternoon in Sha
fer's hall. in Kirkwood.
DIR. A. l.. Higgins. who has been ir
the North Wheeling hospital for the
past week or so. is getting along nice
| ly.
Harry Gordon. who was injured II
runaway at Harrisburg. Pa. severa
weeks ago. Is improving.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Ray Garry. will go to Bradford, Pa.
to-day for a visit with friends.
william ODonnell spent Sunday
with friends at SteUbenville.
An entertainment viii lbe given CT
Wednesday evening at the Morning
View school house.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson, OF the Mt. Zion
Baptist church OF Bridgeport, ad.
dressed the colored Knights OF Pyth.
las yesterday afternoon in the Shreve
Hervey hall
The High school base ball team will
play the WellsburE team on the Hoyle
field next Friday afternoon.
The Odd Fellows will meet this
evening and several candidates will
be given a degree.
Mrs L. A. Game has returned from
Conneaut, O.. where she attended the
funeral OF a relative.
II is likely that tie date for the
banquet OF the Commercial Assocla.
ton will he set by the committee
within day or two.
II is likely that the public schools
will not be In session at all on Friday
on account OF the Teachers Round
Table. which meets here
Mr.. ard Mrs Elrer wayuo. Of East
Liverpool. visited lccal friends yester
day
Clyde Coss. Arthur Dickson and Su
perintendent FINN. of the public
schools. are some Of the local mer
who are working on the Y. VI. c. A
project.
Howell Jones has accepted a clerl
cal position at the Aetna-Standard.
Frenk Anthony went 70 Pittsburgh
20 spend today with relatives.
The Red Men had a large banquet
as feature Of the celebration OF thei'
thirty-ninth anniversary Saturday
evening
Tho Eiks viii ho'G an important
meeting this evening.
Mrs Thomas Jones has gene q
New Martinsville for a visit with heI
mother.
The hand o. good fellowship Was
extended 10 a large number of new
members a. the Baptist church yester
Joy morning. ana several were hap
Used
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8ellaire Rriefs.

Miss Lulu Miller. OF Jefferson street,
is a guest OF friends in st. ClairsviIle.
Mrs. NJ. J. Bryant and son have re-
turned fro Florida, where they spent
the winter.
Cahrles VI. Dimes, Of Cambridge, is
a guest OF friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor G. Wicke. OF
Gravel Hill. have returned from a
visit to New York.
Miss Grace Huddon. of Alliance, is
guest OF Miss Marie BARLEY, OF
Hamilton street.
Charles Holmes. OF this city. has
gone to GAINESVILLE. where he has Sc.
cured work.
Mrs. James Ramsey, of Salem, is
visiting her sister. Mrs W. Il. Price,
of Guernsey street.
J. B. Gibson spent Sunday with
friends in Cleveland.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the First NJ. f. church, will
hold a thank-offering social Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. George
Day. on Gravel Hin.
Miss Lean Lancaster. Is recovering
after few weeks illness.
Mrs. Emma Esterly. OF Canton. o..
2 MlSb i-guld Aulls OF IOlS CITY,
has returned home after a visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. Russell McCreary will enter.
tain the I. T. NJ Sewing club at her
home Thursday evening. April IS
Bellaire Aerie OF Eagles will hold an
important meeting this evening, and
all members are urged to attend. Ar
rangements will be made for the an.
3 nual memorial services.
Florence. young daughter OF Mr.
/ and Mrs. Albert l.. Wagner. is i'll with
| pneumonia. at her home in South Bell
aire.
Mr.. Knowles. local c. & p. yard
3 master, has purchased a new E. NJ. F.
! automobile
! Mrs. r.. VI. Rowiss. OF Harrison
street, has returned from a visit with
relatives at Kelsey.
Bellaire Hive Ladies Of the Macca
bees will hold an important meetlns
in the Elks hall this evening. A ful
attendance of the members is desired
James Odams, of Crescent street
has gone 10 Canton. where he has re
cured work.
Bellaire high school baseball team
Will play Wheeling high on the loca
grounds April "a
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BRIDGEPORT
Isaac Rose, Former Resident Of
Coleraln. Dies Yesterday In His
SeNentY-eiahth Year

Isaac Rose, a we'll known resident
OF the county for many years. died
yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock al
the home OF his daughter. Mrs. James
Crawford. in Bellaire Mr. Rose had
lived AT Colerain until last fall. when
he came TO this place and resided for
some time with his daughter. Mrs.
william Crow. Services will be held
az the home OF his daughter I'm Bal
laire tomorrow evening. and the re.
mains will be taken to the FARMING.
ton church. where Rev Mr.. Wise will
have charge Of the services. Inter
mont Will be made IN the Pennington
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-15
River Briefs

The Wheeling Clarington trade will
be suspended for few days while
the packet Indian il undergoing re-
pairs.
The river was stationary yesterday,
with stage Of IL feet s inches regis
tered at the local wharf
Capt n. Y. Pope. OF Parkersburg.
spent Saturday in this city calling on
friends.
With large passenger list and q
good cargo Of freight. the Greenwood
passed up yesterday morning shortly
after 9 o'clock for Pittsburgh She
was followed about three hours later
by the Kanawha for the same port.
while the Steel City stopped here for
a short time in the forenoon en-
route 20 Cincinnati
The Sonoma will arrive this even
inE AZ . O'Clock, and will make her
regular trip 70 Marietta tomorrow.
clearing the wharf ~ N a m.
The only boat scheduied % leave
tho wharf to-day 10 the Greenwood for
Parkersburg. due here az 10 O'Clock
tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-15

The Belmont County Republican
Committee met In 81. Clairsville on
Saturday and arranged plans for the
coming I&snary election. and selected
delegates Spr the State. Senatorial and
Seventh Judicial district conventions.
The county will get IL delegates TO
the State convention. % delegates TO
the Senatorial district convention. and
5 TO the Judicial convention. Dele,
gates will be elected at the primaries
May 81. and a convention will be held
In 81. Clairsville on May IS. at which
time the delegates to the Judicial
convention will be chosen. The com
mittee unanimously endorsed r. w.
Archer for State treasurer. and COM
mended him TO the Republicans Of
other counties.
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h'.'.'e i"is' SO .-. Lasai oras,
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BenWood Rriefa.

Elsewhere I'm these columns will bs
found a full account OF the death OF
Presley Matthews. employed in the
Riverside department OF the National
Tube works.
The newly elected assessors made n
tour OF the city yesterday. Assessing the
capitat!on tax and the county and city
taxes.
Edward Doyle. who has been confined
in the North Wheeling hospital for the
past several weeks. II recovering nicely
The plain DRINKS will face the mayor
this evening. they having been arrested
by OFFICERS Sculley and Geraghty on
Saturday evening.
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Officers Elected.

The Baraca Bible class q the Meth
odist Sunday school. ~ which Super.
intendent Finch Of the public schools
Is the teacher. held a business meet.
ing az the church On Saturday even.
INK. and officers for the coming year
were elected as follows. President.
Fred Jerger. vice president. George
Farmer. secretary. Edward Harris.
and tcasurer. Eroch Harris
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-15
MARTINS FERRY
Local Police Pull Four Alleged VioIat.
ors Of Rose Law In Two DAYS.

ors Of Rose Law In Two Days.
The local police force during the
past two days have shown that they
are on the job. and four alleged
speakeasies were pulled Saturday
night and Sunday. Chief Hyland and
Officers Beazle and Kelly raided three
places Saturday night and so dozen
pint bottles and 7 kegs OF been we're
secured as evidence. 4 man at Sieben.
burger ha u on Dewey street, John
Fuza and Martin Cozon were the vic
Tins. On Sunday Officers Beazle and
Rothermund pulled lack Cornea. on
Clark street and several witnesses
were secured against him. The men
will have their hearings before Mayor
Wycrod this evening.
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Tennis Club.

The Woodlawn tennis club OF thl.
city will be reorganized at a meeting
which will be held on Tuesday even
Ing. A great deal Of interest ha,
always been taken in the popular
sport in this city and II is expected
that a large number OF neY members
will be taken In.
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Larne oatherina of oYpsies.

Saturday. the largest delegation OF
gypsies ever seen in this section. ar
rived I'm town. there being about
score of men and as many dogs,
horses and several women and chill
dren. They had just got ready to
camp in the north end of town when
Town Sergeant Conner ordered them
TO move on
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TO THE DOCKS
Goes the Steamer Joe Fowler, Recent
u Purchased by Pittsburgh
COMPANY

The steamer Joe Fowler. purchased
last week by the Pittsburgh and Ohio
Packet company from Capt. NJ Ragon.
Will be placed in the Pope docks at
Parkersburg, where extensive i'm
provements will be made. The hull
will practically be rebuilt and the,
cabin and furnishings VIII be placed
in the best condition. The Lucille
Rowland. formerly a local packet.
whose upper works were recently de-
stroyed by fire at Evansville. Ind,
will also be placed in the docks at
Parkersburg 10 be rebuilt II VIII
operate in the Evansville. Ind. trade.
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are aspiring 10 be representatives. and
there is a probability % two more
Democrats entering the race II il
reported that Attorney James e. Tail
man. ~ this city. now representing
belmont county tn the constitutional
convention. is being urged by friends
70 enter the race for representative.
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Since the tall - organizing an
alumni associafion FOR me graduates
~ Tho local hIEh schclI has been
abroad. many have been thinking sn
riously ~ WORKING on mo matter al
~ tho towns the ia. - Bridgeport
and even smaller have these sssocIl.
flrrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-15

r. W. Archer. former treasurer OF
the county was endorsed for the nom
nation Of state treasurer at the meet
ing OF the central committee OF the
Republicans held at st. Clairsville Sat
urday.
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Socialists ~ Bellairr and vicinity
held a ~el attended meeting yestar.
DAY afternoon in their hnndquarfers
~ belmont street Addrerrea we're
made. 'h" principal address being A..
lFered BY Walter % Hr0r ~ the
Wheeling Majority