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The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

I wreck on the Frisco. and while waiting Tor the train, they had q brief bur very pleasant visit with DE and Mrs c A Rice. They We're met at the station in springdale by Mrs Weir, who escorted them to her elegant home, where they We're entertained most delightfully."-. On Sunday they were taken an auto ride by Mrs Weir's son. Garland 0wnbey, accompanied by his wife and mother. to Monte Ne, where they had q pleasant outing, riding on the gondola. taking in the sights and enjoyed an elegant picnic dinner Mrs Evans and Miss Morphew were very much pleased with the new ac- qaaintanees they formed. and say springdale is a pretty town and made Up Of pleasant people. They returned home Tuesday evening. very much refreshed from their out ing and visit. and speaking ln the highest terms of their hostess as a charming ntertainer-Gentry Jour- nal
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16
Notice of Road Petition.

Notice Is hereby given that a certain petition will be presented to the County Court Of Washington County Arkansas at It's July Term. 1912. asking that q public road De laid out ordered and established OH and along th. following line. to-wit. Beginning at the Southeast corn CT of the West Half of the South east Quarter of Section TWenry=sfx 12bl in Township Eighteen i1sI North, of Range Thirty t365 West. on the North boundarz lie of tie Town of spffasdale. and running thence due North Fhree-fourths = of ohe mile to interseet the Newton road at the center of the Northeast Quarter of said Section. said proposed neW road touching the lands of ] B Baggett, C \ and Cora II Miller. x D Baggett. Thom- as W. Wright. N L. Flemming. R. \. Larson and T " Reasley
 Respe tfulIy,
 Edward Fredrieks.
 F z. Perkins.
 ]. Gardner.
 Wesley Wright.
 X. D. Baggett.
 and seven olheZs
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16
III the Ghaneery Court, August Term l2

State of Arkansas,
 County Of Washington,
 B F Abererombie, Petitioner. Elizabeth Ford. James Ford. Hn known heirs of James Ford deed.. unknown heirs Of Green Ford. de- ceased, unknown he5fs Of Mamie Ford Brandon, deed susan Ford Craig, unknown heifs oI susan Ford Craig. deed Melissa Ford Johnson. unknown heirs of Melissa Ford Johnson. dead, Fla Ford David, TT known heirs or Eta Ford David. deed.. Fannie FaFd Garrett. m known heirs of Fannie Ford Gar rett5 dee3 and Priscilla Ford and the unknown hers Of Priscilla Ford. desd Defendants
 fAe above named defendants, and ailZothef. persons arr warned 70 appear 5H sHfs-Eeuf. a#.eEa tEe frs aa4- -of faeZ AHeast .resn4. 12 thereof. anlZ answer Ztf7ssZ petition of the petitioner Hoe-7a ssIe Ii said GeHr sad petition b+#Hs ta con firm as4#i=i ..ttzls petition eF 5H aHa e EHa s94sH Half q the soatH=East Quarter =of =sses#8a ThiEz f4=Ftfee f855 In Township Eighteen 6IS4 North. of Range TH.Hts=oHe t343- West. in Washington County. Arkansas. and d41esf all tifle and interest in said lands from each Of said defendants. and rom all other persons. who afe hereby called ap- on b appear ia said Court and show cause why the said title of the petitioner should TO. b4 confirmed and quieted
 This the s6th day of June. f912
 M F. Groxdale. Clerk.
 By E A. Bement, D (
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

when be left. due to lack Of rain. but since arriving here good rains have fallen down there He will probably remain in this section until about tie first of September
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 An old farmer drove into town the other day when an automobile came up He pulled his team over on the side of the street As the machine passed him he noticed a motorcycle just behind it. He scratched his head and said, Well, I'll be gosh-derned if eyer know ed before that them blasted auto- mobiles had colts
 The business street of the town was literally covered with grass hoppers Saturday morning. having made their appearance some time during the night Where they came from is a mystery, and If crops in the surrounding country Were dam- aged We have not heard of it The boys were quite busy for awhile gathering in the grasshoppers for fish bait
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 The Wilson and Marshal club held an open meeting at the Auditorium Monday evening, with fairly good turn out. many ladies being present Some excellent music was rendered by the Oak Grove string band. and
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

Osage west of town for several weeks, is not improving as rapidly as his friends would like He was taken to sfIoam Springs latter part of last week. but was brought baa k 10 his home Monday
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 Mrs l. Beasley of Gassville. Mo-, who was called to Fayetteville last week to be with her neice, Miss Forest Ellis, who underwent an op- eration for appendicitis, came out Sunday afternoon, and after visit with relatives here returned Monday afternoon to her home
 Albert Yount, who had been oy- CT at Huntsville visiting with rela- tives and friends, took the train at this place Sunday for his home at Muskogee. Ok. Mrs. Yount is still at Huntsville visiting her sister. Mrs. pr. Will Moore. who together with her husband, will leave soon for Denver, Colo, 10 spend a month.
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 John Clemmer Of Ranger, Texas. arrived a few days ago for visit with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. ]. C.. Clemmer, residing north of town. John left here more than twenty years ago for Texas, where he has since resided. being engaged in farm. ing. He says crop conditions were not very favorable in his section
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

It Is said that Washington never told lie-while Lincoln was al- ways thinking up story.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

Matrimony and aHmony rhyme very nicely. but when the two mix they take the poetry out of married life
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

The water wagon is like a street ear at supper time. You cant get anywhere with 1t. because it has to make so many stops.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

addresses VeIe made by ] N.ythe H.alke.. and Representative z Hurst. whose home | HON at Forest city bHt who $ u pFesenf visiting U =f'agette9
 We are sending out this week quite ! number of sample copies of The News. and 70 those who are not regular readers of the paper We call especial attention 10 the reduction in subscription price of the paper for four weeks. beginning Saturday Read the advertisement on the third page for particulars Compare this paper with other country newspa- pers and We believe you will eoHeede that 1t is in class by Itself so far as publishing the news Of the sur rounding country is concerned The regular subscription price Of the paper is s1.50 per year, but for a period Of four weeks. beginning Saturday, Ne are making a special price Of s1.0o per year Look over the paper. and 1T you like il send or bring in your dollar and get 1t for a year
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 Mrs : : Evans and Miss Maggie Morphew speet several days visiting with their friend. Mrs c W McAl- ister-Wier, at springdale On their way over they were delayed at Rog- CTS about four hours on account of
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16
Of IoeaI Interest.

Don't fail to read that advertise meht of ou1. big reduction in sub- seription price on the third page.
 Information comes from Rogers of the birth Of daughter recently 70 Mr. and Mrs. \. N. Beyers Mrs Ataa Lasater Of St. Louis ar sivel last Week for visit of lew weeks wtta her aunt. Mrs. Jack Beaaa=t.
 Do you know bargain when you see ft9 Look at the advertisement ea page three and you will reeog- ntzt ole
 Read 1he advertisements in this paper They form one Of the inter- es.ing features, and are worth your areful attention.
 The ladies Of the NJ E. Church. South. vtll conduct their regular monthly market Saturday afternoon al tie City Meat Market.
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 This section was visited bs an other good rain Sunday morning, which. with The rains of iast week, assures good corn crop
 ..- :! 4 -D Df=e5=Gi. Dodson lzas Lad his old barn torn down and is remodeling same The work is being done by Lou Niekerson Of Rogers.
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 Prof N H Banta arrived home last week from a visit with his moth CT at ais old home in Indiana, and also With relatives in Virginia
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 Mrs N D Mcelond and two
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16
NO CALOMEL NECESSARY

NO CAEONEI NECESSARY
 The inurioujs effect and unpleas- antness of taking Calomel is done away with by Simmons Liver Puri- fer. the mildest known liver medi- cine, yet the most thorough in ac- ton. Put up in yellow tin boxes on- ly. Price 25c Tried once. used al ways
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

Prof W H B8hta arrived home last week from visit with his moth aF at ais old home in Indiana, and also With relatives in Virginia.
 ]. :. !. Mrs N D MceIoud and two children of Wichita. Kan. @ho had ben here visiting Hfth Mfs Jas. Arnold. left for home Saturday af- teFHooH
 Ars ola Thompson and daughter Mildred Ra5 lad been visiting Prof aHi Mrs E Thompson at Cisco Texas arrived home fe~ zlass
 Ms Anna 53targs- and children. 8ao Haa ben 5sef visiting N.th relatives as.5 q Fayetteville ssseaaas9ss#i week to. .eae.ir= hone q Bs.f9sz.55
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 93z5 sa8e.. 0ao aas 5eeH =Hil B5gzs egETez= far several weeks past =.zssstts:5= business. =eats4e=#tl= last s.s.s==9.#i spend month .s6 zsszzEIa= asze#HEg.
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 -bs.Fzttz fez9s.z.# #tt55zg Attorney Atieu 2 F'zsss.z##z= Fayetteville itz=zs355.s= ap .T5t.s=Ia morning and dee3e o8F to s4I5Izs .s55.zs i4s9es=H5e.= Lad 2 =aast #a ehe P Court
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 NsH= #.zH #F5 #IEsF8 14e ==.sans=5# gsa.=. sel51 over to Vest vile, Ok Tuesday 10 put up her peaches sA. will teach at West vile the eomfHg veal but her school doesat open aatIl next month.
 < . :. Rev r Hebb and family came in recently from Atkins. Pope coun- v. and wi make tais their home, having rented property iu The north east part of town Rev Webb is a Congregational Methodist preacher
 -s + ;. Miss Pores. Ellis. daughter Of Dr. l E. F Els of Fayetteville. was operated 5r Tuesday evening Of last week for appendicitis. and her many springdale friends will be re joieea to learn tat she is reeoY- ring Ii
 Ms Asnes Hudson aHd daughter Bessie ame tu latter part of last sesk fron fars Worth Texas. fef ] riz.t vt-H ne former parents, Mr and Afes M G9okson Mrs Hadzoaa iaHs =4lMa las beea hare zflgzslzrII.a ttnls=
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 Ms 6a3fa Nas 4aie daughter ot W E Hale. arrived sunday nigh. Tom Eoat Worth. Texas. and VIII spend q Jew weeks x5sttiag With relatives It ,hls section sLe < sgand-aaasft of Tn9le Alex Ken nan ot this plaee
 Mr and Mrs C W Kennan and son returned Monday froma visit xtta relatives at Joplin No. George sags everything is mighty rushing al Joplin. but still he thinks sRfingdale the best place to live
 Pref B N Sims. a teacher in the Baptist Academy al San Marcos, Texas. arrived Friday night for a brief visit with his friend. Prof ". H. Banta He vas teacher in Prof Bantas college al Rochester, Minn.. a number of years ago.
 
 Mr. and Mrs Os ar Hawkins. who have been making their home at East Vaughn, New Mexico, for some time past where Oscar held posi- ton with the Sante Fe railr .ad cane in Sunday and will spend couple of weeks visiting with relatives here and at Huntsville
 l.. Powell is having building constructed near the side track to be used in buying and shipping ap- ples The building is 3oxSo feet, and Is located just north of the stock pens. Mr. Powell expects to have the building completed in time for use this fall.
 Joe Smiley, who has been quite ill at his home at Thornesberry, on
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought slsaassrs psass sse of &XAZzzza

A man with Crowfeet on his face is not necessarily a bird.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

Mrs MreIoud and two children of Wichita. Kan. @ho had been here visiting With Ms. Jas Arnold. left for home Saturday af- t4.f.naen
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

Prof N II Bahta arrived home last week from q visit with his moth ar at Ais ofd home in Indiana, and also with relatives ill Virginia.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

Ms Ast1as Hu4san aad daughter Bessie anle- n latter part ot last eeak from Faes Worth. Texas, fef | Fist 1ifh eae formers parents, Mr. and Afes. # N. e9oksoH Nrs. Had=aHss IaHeAeea -AlMa Las heea
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16
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3trs Ga Thompson and daughter @h8 Lad been visiting Prof aHf Mrs E Thompson al Cisco fex3S. arrived home fe~
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

It.VIt2 Prose HfEH2 Attorney 3IIeu sE#azsszzs=#73 ssztttzefHf Hftz=za33Hs D F4es #az morning and drove aHz to 5 aI=zEsZ 4zI.zz.ss II4a4ez=Iz azIZ 2 .asse
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

Ms ft8aa 3ta1 i4aie laughter of N E HaIe, arrived sunday afghs from EoHt Worth. FeXas, and VIII spend Jew weeks E5sttiHg with relatives IF thls section Sl4e sgand-aa8sFter of THEIe Alex Ken
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

Don't fail to read that advertise ment of our big reduction in sub- seription price on the third page
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

Joe Smiley, who has been quite ill at his home at Thornesberry, on
The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

Df c Dodson las had his old barn torn down and is remodeIing sane The work is being done by Lou Niekerson Of Rogers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-12

HYOMEI (pronounce it High-o-
mel is breathed directly over the
inflanled, sore, germ-infected
membrane, not only destroying the
microbes, but healing and soothing
the sore catarrhal spots.
Breathe HYOMEI for catarrh
coughs, colds, Group and catarrhal
deafness and If you are not salts
fled with the benefit obtained
your money will be refunded.
Breathe HYOMEI; it is made OF
purest Eucalyptus and other heal
ing antiseptics and is very pleas
ant to breathe. Complete outfit
including hard rubber pocket In
haler and bottle of HYOME1 LOO.
After you once own an inhaler you
can buy bottle of HYOMEI at
Crown Drug Co. and pharmacists
everywhere for only so cents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-12
Soe:aest y

Mrs. Burt will entertain the
Phil Sheridan Sewing society
Wednesday. all day, at her home.
1ol6 So. seth.
The first annual ball 10 be given
by the Tacoma Gas Co. employees
will be held Thursday night, Feb
ruary %. The gas men are pre-
pairing an elaborate surprise for
their friends.
The Vida Auxiliary, o. II. B.,
will meet with Mrs. Maurice Rog-
ers.. 1416 So. Madison. Friday
afternoon.
Socialist club No. % will give .
basket social ut South End hall
Tuesday night.
Rainier lodge No. n, !. o. O. r.,
will celebrate its anniversary and
roll call Tuesday evening.
The young ladies of Sc, Loo's
church will entertain next Friday
night with a dancing party at
Fraternity hall.
Mrs. II. Alvin Moore will en-
terrain the Mckinley Park Read
ing club Tuesday afternoon.
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SEYMOUR is WELL

Mayor Seymour is practically
we'll now, and could have been at
the city hall last week, but his
doctor would not let him get into
the strenuous political game. In
stead he will leave tomorrow for
a week at Victoria.
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Wonderful Americai

Wonderful America!
While the folks of the north
are poking the fire, blowing
fingers to keep them warm and
wearing tabs to cheat Jack Frost,
other Americans are carrying
parasols and wearing bathing
suits to keep cool, only few
hundred miles to the south.
These pictures have Just been
received from Palm Beach, Fla.
In one Edward T. SALISBURY,
the rich Philadelphia and New
York banker, and HIS bride, who
was the Mrs. Oliver Cromwell of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-12
FUNERAL OF MRS. BAKER

The funeral of Mrs. Emma
Gehring Baker, wife of George
Baker, who died Saturday morn
ing at the home of her mother
Mrs. Louise Gehring, 2801 South
J ST., will be held Tuesday after
noon at 1:30 o'clock from the
Mellinger chapel. Rev. Wegner
will officiate. services being in
both German and English. In
torment at Tacoma cemetery.
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SHE JUST LEFT


Miss Grey you very good advising people
in trouble will wife left that
know Of and have three little and find hard
work the day time, and they keep night The
oldest is twelve My wife WENT think her folks have
written them, but Would divorce
her back? Will il be best the children
orphans home IL can't and them?
Would il be all right a to u
them? there any way find where my
BILL.
Al wouldn't divorce. but try % get
leaving Nor would have live in the house. for
be likely compcate matters She Will probably
later and would try hard in touch with
would put the children temporarily in home The w.
will advise where.
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Thousands Killed

Germs Of Oatarrh Easily De-
stroyed and Vile Disease
Ended
Delays are dangerous. If you
want to get rid of oatarrh you
must kill the germs that cause
catarrh. Stomach dosing, oint-
ment, sprays and douchss have all
failed.
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Don't BE Narrow.

Don't BE Narrow.
Dear Miss Grey, % Is
1t proper for IA young man
who is engaged to attend pri-
waite parties. with his sister,
unaccompanfed by his fiance,
who Is not known by the
hostess, although she lives
In the same town?
(2) At private home
dinner should the guest fold
his napkin or not?
BLUE EYES.
A.-(D Yes, If 1T is not toe
often. The hostess probably
does not know he is engaged. II
is permissible for the sister to in.
form the hostess of the engage.
ment, II they do not mind 1t be-
ing known, and the next time the
fiance should be included in tbs
invitation. 1t Is narrow to lay
too much stress on these little
things.
(2) If the guest is to remain
for several meals, he folds the
napkin; otherwise, he simply
lays 1t by his plate.
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Wants to BE "Grown Up"

Wants to BE "Grown Up"
Dear Miss Grey: 1 am 10
years of age, but everyone
thinks me 10 or younger, al
though I wear my dresses to
my shoe tops, and don't act
any younger than my years.
Now, I confess, I am not a big
girl, but IL is embarrassing
to have everyone call me ''lit-.
tie girl" and ''iittle one," and
there Is a girl 10, who is lar
ger, and she is always given
the preference. L don't want
to live to be 30 years old and
marry for a girl Of 20. Kind
1y tell me what to do so peo-
pie will think me more
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GOOD NEWS

"Will Lonesome" who
wrote her face Is disfigured,
and her parents dead. send
me her name and address,
and mentinon who she is?
have good news for her,
CYNTHIA GREY.
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lEASURY DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. Mary Warren and Miss
Kate Shea are the official watch
dogs" of the treasury waste paper
baskets. They dump out the
waste baskets used by the clerks
who handle the government s
money and correspondence.
Carefully they tear apart all
envelopes, open packages, letters
and rolls of paper. Sometimes
they make valuable finds" For
instance, Mrs. Warren found a roll
of $4,000 one evening.
"I was so excited about it," she
said, that I couldn't go home and
didn't know what to do with the
money.
Finally General Spinner, who
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Cynthia GrQys letters
MADE HER MAD

Dear Miss Grey: 1 a good looking of %
pleasure of going a
all rs e. l 1 would
a n
think It a good joke l al going n L call steady,
% me I her sam
thing. Now, IS says fighting
dog. didn't What
the world do regain her love- like but don't
who will IN 20 "a
myself What do You think about IT, Cynthia?
An reality a s O a
to
her children certainly
think that higher
and the idea physical thing will
be will
mmode proceeding remember the majority
look marriage in
girls the maternal instinct great that have known
The big girl wants her live doll keener than the little
does her bisque
The
she had much laughed
OFF is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-12

Love islong suffering. but poor
coffee in the morning has been
known to be its finish.
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Dear Miss Grey: Will you
please tell me the month and.
year of the JohnstOwn flood?
TOM.
A.-On May 81. 1889, the same
year it was Incorporated as city
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, was destroyed by
flood.
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"grown up" What, oh, what
shall I do7

A.-Don't spoil yourself, you
foolish girl, by worrying over such
a little thing. What IL people
don't treat you with the defer
ence you think your due7 You
have their love, which Ia far
greater. And you are likely to
grow taller. / know of girl
who grew after she was 20, 80
don't despair.
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Washington, are seen riding In a
bicycle chair, under the palms,
They are on their honeymoon.
In the other picture, pretty
Helen Jones, New York heiress,
and T.. v. Armstrong, a rich
young easterner. are seen basklng
on the beach on sunny after
noon. Miss Jones' mother is hold
ing the parasol.
Some of the rich residents of
Florida come north every January
to enjoy the cold of winter and
give their livers a tonic.
Wonderful America!
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Africa, Asia, Europe, North and
South America, Australia, and the
polar region.
Real love to me means, not a
giving In in a weak way to every
little within of the loved one, but
at the same time putting self In
the background for the good Of
the other. 1t means not to be
hurt because another wishes lit
tie personal liberty; 1t means
giving up at times because it is
best to give up. 1t means seeing
the best part of a person, when
the bad seems prominent; it
means comradship based on con-
genial tastes; 1t means appealing
to the loved one to do right for
the sake of right and fairness,
rather than because i ask 1t; 1t
means a blending Of the spiritual
and mental; 1t means taking a
stand for right in opposition to
the opinion of the loved one. 1t
means a fuller and better life for
having met and loved. 1t does not
mean discomfort when not with
the loved one, but rather a rest
full feeling thSt all is right
whether he comes or goes-a COM
plete trust in his higher nature.
Now for the problem of your
young fsiend. Don't tell him your
mother does not want you to stay
down town; don't act as If you
thought it a crime; or that he has
designs on you-don't be prud-
ish. Rather prepare a little lunch
at home, and say: Suppose we
GO home instead. / have fixed a
little lunch. and we'll make hot
drink (you can use a 26-cent al
eohol lamp to heat the drink, and
have just as good time, don't you
thtnk?" Don't wait for an an
swer, but start toward the car. If
1t don't work, Cynthia Grey re-
tires