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Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-09

Frank J. Edwards of Helena was nomi-
mated for governor by the progressive
state convention late today.
A full state ticket was named. United
States Senator Joseph M. Dixon was
nominated by acclamation to succeed
himself. George A. Horkan of Rosebuo
county and L. H.. Everett Of Hill county
were nominated for congressmen-at-large
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-09
Public Expenses Grow.

Continued on Second -age.l
Omaha daily bee., 1912-09-09
THE WEATHER.

Generally Fair
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-15
ARTICUL0S DE- FAMA


Sin duda aIguna 10 son en- todo el
mnndo los que fabrican The Carter s
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass. E. u.
de America, contandose en- primera IL
nea el Fluido de escribir de Carter, que
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy Ell ell
mercado por sus condolences de fir
meza, color, durabilidad y envase.
El uso de la Tinta de Carter Sc ha
generalizado de tai manera que en- la
actualidad es casi la 1nica que sc en-
plea en- ell comercio en- las Ofcinas.
DE venta en- Ell BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-15

Febrero l. de 1912- Enrique Ca
macho asistido de su madre Martina Ca
uacho como defensora ". Antonio
Balasquide Gomez No. 3787.- Fila
ION y reconocimiento lie heredero.- En-
Il dia de hoy petici6n del demanda-
y la Corte ordena que por el marshal
le la misma sea inmediatamente mott
ado el senor Enrique CaNpilIo que
4t cl sindico nombraEio IN este raso,
para que rinia cuenda le todas las can
tidades que ha percibido como tai sin
dic0 y los entregue al senior Diez de An
dino, como apoderaio que e, de don
Antonio Balasquide;y que tambien sean
notifcados inmediatamente por eI mar
shal de esta c0rte todos los inquilin0s
y pOSeed0reS de los miSmOS bieneS, que
fuerOn notificadOs por el sindico sObre
la representation que este alegaba te-
Ier; que el nonbramimentoS de dichos
Sindico queda anulado p0r tantO de-
ben seguir entendi6ndose para los efec-
tos del pago de aIquileres y de todas
las las demas cuestiones relativas a di-
chos bienes. con a sc1or Antonio Ba-
laSquide o con sus apoderados repre-
Sentantes. como 81 tai orden de nonbra-
miento de sindco no hubiera sido die
tada, nj se les hubiera notifcado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-15
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The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
John=P Penn.
TkTrTOWN

A car load of apples was shipped from here Saturday night for the market in Texas.
 Quite an exhibit was sent from here to Rogers. for the Arkansas on Wheels train last week
 We had another nice rain last night and this morning it is much cooler than 1t has been for some time past
 Two gentlemen from New York. gatien company were mingling in ouI midst last Sunday.
 Two carloads of Oklahoma hay Were shipped in lately for Jos. Pf- analto and others Hay Is very scarce this year and commands good price
 Some few days ago We had very heavy rain accompanied by an aw- ful wind and some hail, causing quite a bit of damage in and around this neighborhood
 4 party of ten gentlemen from Wall Street, New York, accom- pani- ed by the officials of the K C. & NJ Railroad passed through our burg recently taking a look at ev erything
 Ermenegildo. son of Mir Mrs Ben iamin Cherneli of Greenland was ehristened at St Joseph's Church last Sunday. The sponsors were Angelo and Teresa Piazzo. MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Chemelli were guests at the Piazza home for several days.
 It Is with sadness We chronicle. the sudden death of death Of Alex Sardine, nineteen yearold son of Mir and Mrs A Sardine, which oc- cured at the coal mines at Harts- horn, Okla. on Oct 12 He had only been there three days. having left here on the Tuesday preceding his death A heavy rock fell on him. crushing his side and breaking his neck killing him instantly His body was brought here for interment. which took place on the 14th inst The grief stricken parents and large assembly of people following the remains to their last resting place
 M
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
.HCkORY- GROVE

Lum Vaughan has gone 10 Pine Bluff on business
 Kid Vaughan drove a bunch of cattle to Eureka Friday.
 Mrs. Charlie Ellis came in last week from Colorado City. Colo.
 Miss May Lynch spent Saturday night and Sunday with Ruby Iyie
 Mir. and Mrs. Ness Bowlfn made Ia business trip 10 Huntsville last Tuesday
 Jim Dick Clark left last Friday for Fort Smith where he will work this winter.
 Mir aud Mrs c. Brown Of Tah- lequah. Okla. are visiting with the Iyie family
 Mrs. Horace Vaughan and child Ten are visiting relatives at Berry vile this week
 Mir and Mrs. Percy Sandhan went to Eureka Saturday to get house keeping machinery
 There was musical entertain ment at Glifty Saturday night giV- ell by the Gumm family
 MT. and Mrs Howard Weather man left Monday for Paragould, Ark, to make their home
 Tobe Vaughan left last week for an extended visit with relatives and friends in Oklahoma and Mis- souri,
 Bert Vaughan and Miss Hazle Parker We're married last Friday at the home of Jim Harp They both have many friends who wish them success
 Uncle George Lynch's children and grandchildren gathered at his home last Sunday and had a fam fly reunion. All were present but two sons and an enjoyable time Is reported
 Miss Caroline Horton and Mir. Martin Weatherman were married last Sunday at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs E Kirk Only a few friends witnessed the solemn affair. They have a host of friends who join in wishing them much hap piness and prosperity.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
CAVE SPRINGS

We are still having dry weather today for wheat
 Apple gathering is about over in thie part of the country
 Mir. and Mrs David Boyd left Sunday for visit to Tulsa. Ok.
 Rev. J. C. McDaniels of Bald Knob came up last week on busi- ness
 ]. M Beard of this place closed his evaporator last Saturday for this season.
 Mrs George Harris Is suffering with an attack of rheumatism for the last few days.
 R C. Megehee returned Sunday Springfield, Mo
 Rev Foster is still preaching at this place There were three con versions Sunday night
 E. T. Grayette of Highfill was over last week on business. MT. GraYette owns property here.
 Lewis Forsythe and family moved in their new residence just north of the flouring mill last Friday
 4RQ0 loSDoiIi iiOAtu QoN on I'd Hughes farm south of town and will work for Ed this fall and win ter
 Riff Bowles vas thrown from a horse few days ago and as a result is carrying one arm in a sling
 Cave Springs public school play e1 ball with Hebron team last Sat urday. IS to It in favor of Cave Springs
 pr. Haynes. our veterinary sur geon, and family left last Wednes- day to make ther home in Beluvia West Va
 We had a nice little rain here Monday night It will be fine or wheat and rye that has been sow ed this fall
 George Wright and family moved to Rogers last week. George has 2 position with the K c X NJ railroad people.
 Joe Smiley Of Thornesberr, neighborhood was up last week ol visit to see his sister, Mrs George Harris
 Dr Leming and wife of Waldron Ark. were up on a visit last week to their daughter, Mrs. A. F. Mitch ell of this place
 II. Lucas returned home las week from Hurley Oklahoma. where he had been working on railroad foi the past two months.
 Quite lot of our people at tended the fruit fair at Benton vile last week The school closed Friday so the pupils could attend
 Next Friday and Saturday. 25 and 26, is the teachers meeting We look for a big crowd of school teachers. They announce good program.
 ! j. C. Hines left Sunday for Pine Bluff to attend the meeting Of the Grand Lodge, l. O. o. F. Mrs Lau-
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
Dock.
CANE HILL.

Born to Mir. and Mrs Jno. McCam- ish last week girl.
 MT and Mrs Rinehart spent the day in Cane Hill last week
 Mrs. Harrill of Westville is spend ing a few days here visiting
 Miss Sallie Reed is spending this week with friends at Lincoln.
 Clyde Patterson returned home last week from Washington State.
 Tom Morrow and daughter of Cove Creek visited in Cane Hill the first of the week
 Mrs Sarah King. who has been spending some time in Prairie Grove returned last week
 Born to Mir. and Mrs Hugh Jock Jackson on the 21st inst, a boy. All are doing well.
 Uncle Tom Campbell and N N. Yates went to Fayetteville today 10 attend the ieyying court
 Inc Allen and family, who have been here for the past two months visiting, left today for their home in California.
 N s Moore and Rev. A E Car nahan left today for Rogers 10 at tend the Synod of the Presby yterian church |. s. A
 Martin Parker of Greasy Valley. who has been very low with typhoid fever for several weeks, We are glad 10 report is some better at this writ Ing
 W. II. Buchanan shipped a ear load of hogs today He paid the highest price for them that the writ CT has ever known of hogs bring ing
 Mrs. Alex Andrews. Mrs Lillie Jones and her daughter all came down from Siloam Springs last week for a few days visit with Mrs. Hodges.
 pr. and Mrs. J L. Bean spent the day yesterday with Mrs Beans bro- ther, Hugh Jackson They brought two of Hugh's children home with them for a few days visit
 Quite a number of our people at tended Church at Fly Creek Sunday afternoon to hear the Rev Burks preach He delivered a very able ad- dress to the First Presbyterian Church here in the morning Bro. Burks travels in the interest of Sunday School, being connected with the American Sunday School Union
 Grady
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
Tron, tbe Neopie
From Key. J. N. Hnusc

Jonesboro, Ark. Oct 20.-Mr Editor; First. few words Of expia- nation On the morning of the 3rd inst. Mrs House and had a few short words and like Paul and Barnabus when the contention be came so sharp that they, parted the one from the other, l taking my suit case and came to Jonesboro, while she remained at home with the little girls.
 I am in the employ of the Grand Lodge Of the A O. IT. W. of Ark ausas having for my field of opera tion the 7th Dist. comprising the 7 Northeast counties of the state. viz Clay, Greene, Graighead, Poin- sett. Mississippi, Crittenden and Cross.
 Mrs. House and I are now getting the handsome little salary of a lit tie over s9.25 per day Find out, if you can what she is getting then deduct that from s9 925 and you will find out what my daily salary Is. Further. 1 have very fiattering prospect of thousand or more Of commission during the year over and above my stated daily salary
 have l7 lodges, with 823 mem bers and over 1 million dollars of insurance in my Dist Every mem Der is my helper to get new mem bers, and to get suspended members back and reinstated. And every re- instated member counts just the same as a new member Alsa5 l can have .34 commissioned deputies to help in organizing new lodges aid all they dc goes to my credit. But they are amply paid for all theN da getting five dollars for every new member that they get for new lodge. Every layman or non com missloned member gets rom te 3 dollars for every new member he secures So you see there is quite an incentive for every one Of these 823 mem bers To do something When We get 450 thousand dollars l of insurance then l will get five hundred dollars at the end Of the year for every one hundred thous- and dollars of insurance over the S450 DOC.
 Next letter l will give some Inter esttng facts about this section ei 1 the great State of Arkansas Please send me that most excellent Of coun. l ty papers of this remarkable state The Springdale News, and l vii write my superior, Mrs ]. W House. to call at your office and give you the ever welcome silver wheel in exchange for said paper | I will send contribution each week l if you will publish 1t
 Am starting fine with my work everything moving most desirably.
 FraternafIv
 W EOuSp
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
NHTE,NER
Rather cool this week.

hdiIltT iOoI tHiS Ntth
 We love to see the school child ren dressed ill their sweaters, bog gans and aviation caps.
 School was dismissed this week until Thursday on account or our teacher having the grippe
 Some of our people tell us they are digging after their potatoes, but are not digging many of them
 Celsius, you O o> [ to run for pres ident We would certainly vote for you in the interests of good roads. Leaves of green are turned to gold
 Oh. the joyous Autumn,
 Hearts are filled with joys untold,
 Welcome golden Autumn.
 We learn that former editor of the Huntsville Republican. Porter w. Wineland, has gone to Louisi- ana leaving his former assistant, Willie Taylor, in full charge Hurrah for you. Willie You're doing fine
 We should like to make the ac- quaintance of Don't Worry An az ed man, with the character that radiates from Don't Worry's contri- buttons, always appealed to us, strongly Such broad-minded, deep thinking philosophers and consider ate philanthropists as our friend. Don't Worry, should live among us to a ripe old age. that We may re alize that the wisdom of age is true wisdom On the other hand, the petty, noisy, dapper little gentle man with we'll oiled tongue which clatters necessarily without receiy- ing any orders from that part of the physique called the brain; who wouldn't know an idea if he saw it; who considers himself the Hub of the Universe and consequently has heightened glory since the lat est baseball reports. l say it was freak of nature that such a per son was ever born. but it is also a blessing, I reckon, if we have the forbearance to stand them. So the world rolls on
 l LongfelloW.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

Went down Thursday night to pay visit to her brother at that place. They will visit their parents near Morrilton. and expect to reach Hot Springs tomorrow, where MT Bar nett will take up the work as pas tor of the Second Baptist Church. The many friends they made during their residence in Springdale trust that they may find pleasant sur r0undings in their neW home.
 < + +
 Oscar Meth of South Springdale brought in a bunch of apple blos- sons Monday morning He says for the last week some of his trees have the appearance of giving him a second crop this year. Mr Meth is so taken up with this part of the country that he claims the soil will raise most anything except checks. and he furthermore says that if they had the good water every~ here like We have here that all Of the distilleeies and breWeries would go bankrupt, for there is nothing like pure sparkling water.
 E. E Stills asked the News edi- tor Friday what he was doing thir ty years ago at this time, and We HdQ 10 confess that We OidN | Just exactly remember He then told us that We We're driving a grocery wagon for J. B. Henson. deceased, who owned one of the grocery stores in the town at that time The oth- CT grocery was owned by c. Dodson, also deceased. and Dr. C C. Dodson was the delivery boy for that es tablishment. We resigned a job in the Springdale Enterprise office which was paying us s1 50 per week to accept that job of delivering groc- cries at sS % per month and pre- sume Dr Dodson's salary waa about the same Both of us earned our salaries all right.
 Margaret Ownbey, little four year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. W. .G. Ownbey. happened to a very pain ful accident Tuesday afternoon. She and her brother Julian were at the home of their grand mother. Mrs. Weir. and Julian found double bitted axe with which he was pro ceeding to split some kindling Not noticing the presence of his sister, who came up behind him, Julian swung the axe, the bit striking the child on the right cheek just be low and to the right of the eye The flesh was laid open to the bone, and physicians had to take several stitches to bring it back in to place. The child is reported to be getting along nicely.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

"a Stroud went as delegate to the Rebekah Assembly.
 The Baptist Association will be held at Zion three miles east Of Cave Springs Lige Allen, Jack Fleener and a Mr Fagley are the delegates from the church at this place
 " NJ. Bartlett of this place is selling some lots very cheap and is fixing to make some valuable improvements in the way Of re building the biz dam and putting in waterworks.
 John Penn
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
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 commission basis. If.
 J. w. Lewis.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
See our large line of cheap Wall Paper.
 SearCy Drug Go.

can repair any kind of cook or heating stove with new Things, bod les, grates. fire backs or any thing needed about stove. If you want your milk perfectly clean from COW getone of my new sanitary strain CTS on your bucket
 A. l.. Emery.
 
 For Sale. Four room house and two lots in Southwest part of town. Good To- cation. Inquire at this office. St
 
 For Sale Tent l4x20 feet ] Nj Lang ston. Springdale, Ark.-tf. Beasley Brothers solicit your Gro cery trade. and will guarantee you satisfaction. Phone us your next grocery order.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
The Other Side

To the question by Don't Worry of What Is home without child ren,' would like 10 give the other side
 1st \ place of peace and rest, where no mother sits weeping over her bad children
 End A place where people pass in safety without fear of being ston- ed or mobbed
 5rd. place where no old moth CT sits in tears, her heart broken because her children are going to turn her into the street
 One who has no children
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
High-Grade upright pi- ano, first-class condition. Low price, easy payments.
 Fredricks Realty Go.

For Sale=1 yearhng Clifford colt yearling mule colt, sound and good individuals Dr. J. Kellogg, Springdale. Ark.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
Attention Fruit Growers.

A representative of the Bean Spray Pump Company will give a demonstration with power spray ar at the Famous Hardware Com pany on Friday and Saturday. Oc- tober 25 and 26. Fruit growers and others interested In spraying are invited to be present
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
Melissa
\ Great Attraction To Be in Fay
 etteVille.

Oscar Hammerstein, the interna- tional impressario, accustomed 10 assembling the worlds greatest artists and giving them productions commensurate with their abilities. announces Mile Florence Webber and company of sixty light opera celebrities in Naughty Marietta a comic opera by Victor Herbert and Rida Johnson Young This ex- cellent attraction will appear at the Ozarke Theatre in Fayetteville on Thursday evening, October 3Ist.
 Besides the sixty people in the cast and chorus an orchestra is car ried which was selected ny Victor Herbert so that the full beauties of Miss Webberas glorious yoiee-to- gether with those of the supporting pany--will realize fully the pos abilities of Victor Herbert's en- trancing music.
 Naughty Marietta" is undoubted- ly the best singing organization in light opera. IL is a great show and no doubt many Of our people will avail themselves of this opportun- ity to see it. Seats will be placed on sale at Parsons Jewelry Store in Fayetteville on Tuesday morning. Oct 29th Mail orders accompani- ed by checks addressed to W. D. McNair Manager Ozark Theatre wilk be handled in order of receipt Prices 75f cents to s2
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
For Sale or Exchange.

For a farm In N. w. Ark. well Improved truck and dairy farm of 2 acres. inside city limits of Henriet- ta, Tex Address box AGA, Henriet- ta Texas. 26-4t.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
Searcy Drug Co.,, agents for Art Wall Paper. Over 5000 samples.
 Searcy Drug Go.
Try the new Peoples Meat Market with your next order. We guarantee to please you Phone No. 17t..
LOST.

On road between Srringdale and Zion, on Thursday of last week dark brown dress eoat with light brown stripes, almost new, with brand "A. E. Smyer X Son. OH in side pocket Finder will be suitab- ly rewarded by returning same to News office
 The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will hold their regular market Saturday al the City Meat Market
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
Notice.

I have moved my tin shop to the old Opera Block. Don't forget the place
 II. M. Sturdivant.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

Co to w. H. kelso with vour ap- pies and beans
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
Duroc Jersey pigs for sale. Price, $2.50 each. Phone 62.
 FredrickS.

Special prices or Eagle Thistle Soda and Good Luck Baking Pow der in case lots at T. L. Lanes.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

J. T. Boyd, regular practitioner, horse doctor and surgeon. Twenty five years experience. Will treat all kinds of cases. ? IF miles southeast of Springdale, Ark-234t
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
For Sale.

For Sale. No. Base heating stove Burns wood or coal J. J. Wayt at marb- le shop.-1t
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
W alnuts Wanted.

Will pay 50 cents per hundred lbs. for walnuts hulled and dried daliH- cred at our ware house in Spring dale not later than Novem ber [.
 W G. Thompson x Go.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

The new dance of the season is called the horse trot," if you care to go the pace.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
For Sale

Fourteen head of mares and horses, forty head of shoats.
 Vernon Brooks.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
Smoke the "Decision" Cigar. Long filler, six for 25c.
 Searcy Drug Go.

FOR SALE-Ferns and plants. Mrs Nj Berry.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

Mrs. ] T. Masoner will open her home 10 the ladies aid society of the First NJ F Church. Thursday afternoon and evening. October 31. \ mystery tea will be served Every one most cordially invited.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-25

Large line of Douglas Chocolates just received. 'Douglas Chocolates are for those who care.
 Searcy Drug Go.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-09
ROAD PLANS CUTOFF.
to Eliminate Heavy
Grades Near Belle PIainc.

Special to imeS-RepuoI1can.
Belle PLANE, Feb. "a party OF
twelve Chicago & Northwestern rail-
way surveyors arrived here and went
to work this morning making loca-
ton survey for the new cutoff from
the south yards here southeast down
the Iowa river valley thru Dayton.
The proposed track will go near Car
ter's brick yard, across the river north
of Marengo, and then swing to the
northeast, connecting with the main
line double track between BlairstoWn
and Watkins. 1t will be about mile
longer than the present route and Is
being built so that the heavy freights
can avoid the heavy grade at Belle
PLANE and at Luzerne against east
bound freight. 1t also makes splen-
did site for extensive railway yards
in the southwest part Of Belle PLANE,
where shops and a new round house
will be located later on. The local
freights and passenger trains will use
the present double track line. as at
present. It is reported that force Of
500 men will be put at work on the
new cutoff as soon as the weather
will permit.