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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-14
MOVE TO FA1RMONT.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul w. LANCE have
moved to FairmOnt, where he and
Clyde NJ. Crist have a large box fac
tory.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-14

Charles E. Reynolds, railway pos
tai clerk, is here from Cincinnati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
gaDern's meme 21nisin.

Marid Sbereiia, 8abern's nelIe
&onisin, lit cine Srau. bon Der man
audi in 8apern niht bel ipridt, nno
troebem, ober pielei6t sernbc oesbalb
bdngt ous baperiife Bolt ebenio iebr
an ibr. pie an ibrem 8emabl. Die
&Dnisin itebt I'M IS. 2%ebensiubr. Sic
lit cine g~r5ber5oein BON Seiterreihs
Cite nnb ibre Che NIT benz Yrin5en
2ubipig bat piel ba5u beieetrasen, oas
enee 8anb Der peripanbtihaftlifcn
gesiebnnsen atpi5hen ben Sdliicrn
8ittelsba6 unb Sabs6urg nod letter
5u fniipfen. Erin5 uno Yrin5ei1tn
2llbtpis lernten iih bel elmer traurisen
@elegenbeit fenneu. Trin3 SuoiptB,
Der bamals crit % Sabre alt ipar.
nertrat Ieinen fonieliden Better 9no>
tpig ben Stpetten BEL Der Srdnerfeier
Inn Die gr3ber5ogin Natbiloe, Die
beim 9rano ibres &leibes lpn's Seben
fam. Bel bieien Seierlidfeiten iaben
'iih Die @r5ber3oetn unD Der iln9e
@~ittels6ader. unb i6on nad) fpeuigen
Rondten reifte Der Bring abcrmals
naf 8ien. nm NIT grlaubniB oes
&onias I'M bic gr5ber8oein Waria
Sbereiia a%nsnbalten. Sm Sebrnar
1868 mar Die Sodb5rit. Sic Che lit
cine arberprbentli6 sliidlide; Die
8rin3eiiin peritanb ,es, .ihrsn1 Nanne
lino ibreu !aiusern in Dem dnberlif
10 i6mudloien 8ittelSbdder Yulais
elm Seim gu ihaffeu, bas an 8emiitbs
lihfeit unD Sraulid)feit falm irgeubs
100 iibertroffen iperben biirfte. Be-
Ionbers BEN &inbern mar lie cine
Rltter. pie man iie ielten fiubet.
BON Natur ausseriiitet nit ben piels
ieitieiten 8aben utb lebbafteitem Snz
treiie fir allies Sas, mas beute bas
intencftueIe 2eben ausmadt. ipar lie
Den &inDern bon Helm nuf Elm 5uperz
lGiii9er 8eratber unb Selfer in beren
Spmpatbien unb Snterehen, uub
fpenn beute Die Sobne uub Softer iidl
in pielen Sinsen merflih BON anberen
Siiritliffeiten nnteriheiben, 10 III
Sies in Der Sauptiahe bas @erf Der
@utter. 9ie &Dnisin ieIbit i%ntcreis
iiert lid beionoers fir Nlliif, Mtales
reicn nmb Observation-Disclosures. unn
bier Defenders fir 8otanif. Die aoz
niein lit feline Sreunbiu zines iibers
triebeneu boflideu Gurus, I'M areiie
ibrer Samilie, pber ba, no es Gilt.
nobl8utbun unb Inberen gu belfeu,
pa iiiblt Tie ii9 gu Sauie uno am
re6ten Ylase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25

So, cS sicbt iosar Gltern = man
ioate cs niht fir mpglid balten =
peld)e 10 perblenbet unb gefpii1enlo5
iinb, 9ernOe5u ibre 8inber iolte 9e@
fdbrlife Bidder uno Shriften leicn III
laiieu. Die lperben 5u 1Oroern tbrer
eigenen &inber.-.&atb. 8laubensb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
I'm trauten familienkrei(e.

LANCE iie lire eigenen 8laubensge>
noiien nift mebr oils bisber fpirtbs
idaftltd unb s~eielifaitlif untcrs
ltiisen, ipic es bas @cbot Seiit. nno
Der 8unih bes bl. Yaulus erbetIht,
iolan9e uno ioneit miro bas &rebss
libel Der Riihebe forttpuheru.-(W.
q. M in aurora unb GbriitIihc
Wnfe"l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
Hcinigcu pom @lasgea
d6cn.

lin @cidBc bon harin 9ehaltenen
fettigcn Sliiiiigfeitcu 6l retnigen. be
pient man iid) pco Sudmci6ens. rclp,
beiien Samenbilicu %beioubcrs bei
@ldlern nit cngeu @ilnpun9cn; oieicr
Some. bc8rp. bciicu Sdldle entiernen
ale Settbeilc II. q. M. icbr ifnel mn
10 gut, buB @efaBc, mprin 9cbertbrur
II. !. ~. oufhepubrt mar. IN eini9en
@inutcn ppais rein lpcrecn unp ibrcr
ilblen @eriId, perlicren. Sei 8efds
Sen, porin bidc Sliiiii9tcitcn. uufgca
loite Sarge unb Sirniiie auibcpnbri
maren. lit cS gut. baS an pcu Wdns
ben alc6cupc Sucrit Nirf) beiBes
@ailer 5u crpeidcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25

buliidc @etrdnfe. aleioe Did, parm,
nber ilbertreibe Dies nidt. 9aB friihe
Cuff in Sem S%6laf3immer. geim
Serla1en eiucs fparmeu 3immerS
TRACE Dent Semperdturipcficl Gchz
nling. 8enn burhndSt tno falt, ent>
fleibe Sid in einem lparlnell 3inmcr
unb reibe Seincn aorper nit cinem
railben Guide ab, bis Die Snut gliibt.
So nidt gu itarf uHb forge fir suten
Stublgans. Salte Seinc Siibe rparm
unb troden. Sir Die 8ronfbeit m
pfdnelid iinb Sieicnisen, ipeGdc it'd
Dem 8euuB seiiti9er' 8etrdnfe inn
llebermaBe binaebeu; Sieienigen,
tnelde iif Dem llnfpetter 5l iebr aus
ieben; nqc Yerionen. Die lid uiht Dor
ben llnbilbeu Der @itterung ifiiBen
unb Teriouer, Die an anDeren &rant>
beiten leiben; iper in ihleht penti>
lirten Hdllmen ipobnt uub ihldft.
IllBer ben oben ongegebenen llrz
laden fiibreu dI6 8ertpuubuneen bel
seidtpdftem &orper leidt gu 2uneens
%ent5iiubuns, ebenio grtdltunsen Der
Naie uuD aeble.
Ber in S6peib seratbeu lit, beibt
es in Dem Bulletin bes @eiunobeits>
antics. ion iid ni6t Der talten @inoe
rrnb Der 3usluft ausiebeu. aud iou
man nidt bei ieber 8elesenbeit Salss
tiiher trasen, 90 baburh Die Suilt oes
5alies peripeihlift pirb. User NIT
Ycrionen. Die bon Der 9ungeneut5iin<
buns beiaIen iinb, in geriibrung
tommt. iou nnh SerlaNen berielben
@urseltpaiier benlisen mo Die 5dnbe
besinfi8ieren, Inn ettpatee 8rantbeitsz
feimc i'm Rlnbe nnO an ben 5dnoen
5u tDbten.
~ - y
7@safen Sic Shire @eibnahtss
Girdaufe riib5etttg!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
(gfphernber.l

Wtohember.)
30. g. Ibpent. Inoreas. Zip. Ialra.
0e5ember.)
1. %. Gbrrnnb 9b. glisilis. Natalin.
2..S. 9ibiana, 5. Taulina. 2upuS.
8. 20. Sran5 fap. 2ueius. Ggricola.
4. 3. Barbara. Yetr. Gbrpipl. Inno.
5. $. Sabhas. 9riipinn. Saiins.
g.. e. Hifolaiis. Iiefa. Sionpiia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
8eiBe unb 9raueSil6
ii Su rcini9en II.

Man miifc cutrpebcr Irrops Totb
ober Wagneiia. 9cibes lit in icbem
Sroguens8 eidGft crbdltlid, nit
taltem Waiier, baB es cinen Srei gibt,
nnb beitrsi6e nit pemielbeu mittcla
elmer fleineu Siirifc Den 5ut. bis CT
aanS haoon bcbedt III, lullc i'm poIl>
fonmen i'm Sdattcn trpdncn. flopfc
bos @rotite poriid)tig ab unb biiritc
i'm anfunss nit elmer 8rpbcren. ipdtcr
NIT elmer ipcidcrcu @ilrite ab. 9dbi
man Die SPITE nid,t 81 idmueio pers
Den, 10 iperben tic rurd bicieS Der
fabrcn ipicDcr lpic ncr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25

(Won GarIa nj e 81 .Srauenz
lamb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
Die critic Came Ne,u gurf's.

Srall Sobn Yurrop Witfea, Satin
bes n%eigepdblten 8iirsermeiiters bon
Ieip g)ort. fommt aus beiheioencn
@erhGltniiicn in oas sldn5ence @cs
Ieui6aftslcben Der @etropole. Srul
Nsitdea lit IS Sabre aft llno arbeitete
in ibrer Mdb6en5eit als Ndberin fiir
$500 per @ofe. SIR 8atte iuirr
als Mapor Elm 8cbalt pom $4,000
per Sabr be3ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
Ierbaltmnssmakreseln fir ,2unsen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

8eIunbbcits : Gommiii1r 4. hat
faneeiifts Der pielen Salle bon Sunz
.senent5ilnbnng. Die iett III Der llcberz
s%an9speriobe Don CONNER sum @inz
ter. auitrctcn, pie iiblif cine @ars
nuns erlallen NM. 8c9elu auiseitclt,
mad, pcnen man iih ridten ioa, III,
iid ppr Der arantbeit 5u ihuben. Is
jinb Dies utter anbern: @ermeibe altos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
Sod cine Gnelle sur @siidebe.

Sit bic Miidebe Elm l~eltener Gait
in Den Stabt : @emeinoen2 Wiro
ibr nid,t Der GinlaB peripebrt omrd)
Die Sfarridule nit planmdbi9em 8es
liaipnsunterriht nnb g%emein'anter
Heliaipnsiibung, burh Die Stanbesz
Sopalitdt nit regelmdBigem Stans
besunterridbt unb gemeiniamer Werz
Gins Communion. bnrf Die Efarrz
clubs nit onitdnbisen l%lnterbaltnns
gen? Nur tbeilipeiie unb 5eitweilig.
Sieielben &inoer. bic emit Den 8atcz
hismus beberrihten nnb prafti5ierten.
Tie miiiien bonn IA. Sabre an 5uIams
menarbciten nit Mitarbeitern. Die
mgldubig pber anberSgldllbi9. uniitts
lid ober if~einbeilig iinb. Sem uns
permcibliten pirtbidaitliden Icrfcbr
ta9siibcr folgt Der geicui6aitiihc
9erfcbr an Abcnb. Wan bciud)t Die
iclbcn @cr9niisungspldse. pber man
licit biciclbc glaubensfeiublihe obcr
I%ittenIhGblihe YrcIic nnb Siteratlr.
Sa0c mir. nit Wcm Oh
umsebt,
llnb ih Ia9c Sir, mas OH
mirt
@laubenslcs i%ittcniGlpad) -
aclpiiienlns = ein Spfcr Der gemiihs
ten 9efuuntid)ait unb Che. Acin
@unbcr! Bic fatbpliidlcn Silngltnsc
flnecn. Die fatboliiheu Mdbten icicr
arbcitsidcu mn aniprufspoll. puBs
mn neutrality-suspicious.; ibrc SebeiSs
art lei nid,t mebr:
Hir INNER nett,
Sod niht fofettl
llnb hic @Gphen bci6ulbisen I'M
icre Siin9linse, iie ieien trunfs unr
ipieliiihti9, nmmanierlih nnb unbpfs
lid, Tic febren ii6 ni6t mebr al DIE
alte Cite:
0it Dem Suit III Der Sanb
&ommt man bud)r's gauge
Sanb.
Solanac uniere fatboliihcn 9euts
den 9~eiclihaftlih unb seiitis perfeb.
rem pollcn NIT Der fapitaliitiIder
Iaiie unb Yreiie. iolansc iid Die aa.
tbolifen bon ben pielper3pcigter
SuugpurScln beS aapitalismms
) reimiIIi9 ausbeuten Iaiien. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
Is saden Sic Shire @eibnahtss
infaufe I riibseitts!
e x4
HraftiiheS fiir's Saus.

RuBgetpprb en- enfSS ammt
bari man Dor benz polieen Sustrodz
men nift anfaiIen pber briiden, Su er
ionit barte SteQen-er hptts Die nibt
ipieoer 81 befeiti9en iinb. raG
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
0eiegneter Gbeitanb.

Cine iiberaus 5ablreide Naffome
mcnihaft bat Der am 3. September
in S%eutonia, Sraiilien, I'M bobcr
Iltcr bon go Sabren g%eitorbene So
bann Yeter 1iiler binterlniien, ndm1
lid iicbcn Sobne unb iehs Siifter,
11S Gnfel, 1872 llrenfel nno 35 urs
urenfel. Sriammeu alio 29S Nd6foms
men. RiilIer itnmmte aus 8etd IN
Der Hbeinprppin5, biente bon 1912
1914 i'm 30. Snfanterie &egiment 81
&pblens. perbeiratbete iid 1S45 mi1
Maria @liiabetb Mifel unb panoerte
,1847 nah 9ralilien aus. Ius ietner
eriten Che itammten ~ &inoer. 1871
be%rbeiratbete er iid gum 5fpeiter
Mule nit 8arolina Sfrnis, Die ibm
aht &inoer ifenfte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
Sausfitt far 9 n ife i n

'" NLH
5ausfitt fir gern ite / II
uub S9iIbpIatt.s
9Ieide Sbeile sepulperter Iaitir
unb 2einGl lperben burh selinbes grs
ipdrmen seIhmol5en unb Die baburfl
entitebenbe balbfliiiiiee Iaiie gum
&itten pertpenoet.
I'm ieIb it sef'd rbte
6 IN a Stoffe
arbene6t 5u
M d. c II,
.Ieet nc bie 9cfGrbtcn Saden iibcr
En6t III iiBe 9tild. Im nnberen
Gage nimmt man lie berau3 unb ipii!t
Die 8~esenitdnbe nit reinem @aiicr
gut mad.
9 d. M d NJ NJ c 10 c I . e II
picber ~ lie ueu.
fpenu man iie iiber Haht in lalls
iparmes @aiier legt uno nit cinenr
fleinen 2Dffel poQ 8leeial6. beitreut.
Sen anberen @orgen pdidt man iie
gut nit reinem 8aiier aus!
II nj Seppihe 6u dubern II,
itreut man cine @iihuus bon Sod
ialS unb @ei5enflcic barber. reibi
tiid,tis Die gauge 6ldhe unS biiritet
oann ab. Ser Scppid iuirb oarnaf
Iallber nno farbenfriId).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
aatboliidcr Sirden- aalcnScr.

gs perben Sci dc &C.
dJ c + e II.
4 9llf. 21, 25-33.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
Der bette Sraneniport.

Ser Yroieilor Sublap : Sereent
BON Der Sarparb llnioeriitdt III Netu
gorf bat fiir5lib in elmer Neip Yorfer
Srauen<W eriammIun9 iiber Sranen>
iport seiproden lnb bat Den peridmz
melten Srauen als ben beiten bn9ies
niIden unb rationeliten Sport bic =
Irbeit i'm Sausbalt angeratben. Sie
Sausarbeit lit nnb ibm Der ein5i9e
Sport. Der ale Wusfeln bes &orpers
glei6mdBig alisbilbet. CUR Stdrfung
Ser @lieoer mn CUR Si~ntanbaltling
ses unieb6nen .gmbonpoint lei nidts
8elieres aeeisnet, als bdufiges Stiez
aeniteisen. Our gntnidelnng oes
8iidgrates unb our Iu~sbebnung oes
9~ruitforbs sebe es ni6ts generes. ais
Iif nicbertnieen uno nit beioen 5ans
ben Den goben 81 reiben. Die Irbeit
nit benz 8eien perbreitere Die Sfnlz
tern unb cine Stunbe Wdihes@inz
ieifen lei in brgieniider Se5iebuns
melt empfeblens. oertber, als cine
8ohe 5ennis ipielen.-(&. 8.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
Sinnipruh.

Im sutcn Ilten
SIN Srcuen bnlten.
Im tiiftieeu Neuen
Sid itdrfen uno freuet
8iro Meman6 aereuenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25

Gs liest i'm Crude ihipercr 8etten
Die innsc Gbriitcnbeit barnieber,
@erDoet ibre beiPgeu Stdtten,
9as 9aupt eelhlaeen inb Die 0licocr,
Der Sobne eble 9eib'n
Ser Softer lid)te Shaar
Su erauier Solterpein
9eopfert am Iltar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
3nmt Gpnitantins Snbilannt.

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The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
KIRBY TALKED OF.

Little Roek.-Unless signs fail, William F Kirby former attorney general and now associate justice of the supreme court of Arkansas, will be a candidate against James P Clark for the United States sen1 ate to be held next March Judge Kirby has 50 far made no definite announcement He was defeated by George N. Donaghey for goyer- nor. and was later named as one of the special attorneys for the state n the rate litigation through the Influence Of Gov Donaghey. They have been vary close friends and many believe both vii. not make the rae Gov Douaghey announced some months ago that he would be l candidate asainst Senator Clark. smead Powell Of Camden 5 an other mentioned as possible can didate for the senatorial toga, but his strength $ practically in the same pa ] thaf of Jud2e Klr- by and with b n II the rae it ts hardly probable that MT Powell would be t audidata
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
ROBBERY FRUSTRATED
Officers Get Tip and Prevent Burg
 lary of Lincoln Depot

An attempt was made yesterday nor ming about 1 o'clock to rob the safe in the depot at Lincoln, by man supposed to be named Camp bell It seems that Campbell had approached young man by the name of McGhristian at Sloan Springs and took him into his con, fidence and laid plans with him to rob the safe Mir MeChristian went to the officers and gave the plans away. Detective Neal of the FriS o in company with A. E. Newton of this place went to Lincoln and or ganized q possee who laid in wat for the robbar and when he arrived, they sHrrounded the depot and be- gan shooting at the robeF who OH account of the darkness made his escape. through a window Me Christian says that they had also planned to rob the Ffisco passeng- CT train No 3. betwet WinsIow and ; habery; also to rob the bank at Mountain Home and Decatur He says tha6 he belongs to q gang of 3esperadoes whose headquarters are In Louisiana and that they were to meet him and help rob the Frisco train and the two banks. Mf. Me Christian claims that he has a meet inq point with Campbell and will 20 with the officers after him if they want him 0 MeChristian lad per sua led Campbell to let him have his revolver and vas supposed 10 be standing guard while Campbell was sobbing the safe, but instead he jeined the officers b help capture ] th woa.d-be robber About twenty shots We're fired at the fleeing rob be-. Officers are on the lookout far=him. lie If all of his burglary kit behind FayetteyiI.e 9 Daily, HoaddY
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
EIKINS.
Miss Alta Fry is no better Miss Nillie Hood is on the sict

Miss Alta Fry is no better.
 Miss Nillle Hood is on the sick list.
 The ice cream supper was we'll a tended Saturday night
 Canning peaches and beans is ia order at tae present
 Miss Agnes Cosby visited Miss Lena Wilson last week
 T II Brown made business trip b Fayetteville Friday
 Mrs Ollie Cooper and husband of Prairie Grove are visiting Mrs Fry at Elkins
 Russel Hood from Fayetteville visited It T N Browns and D L. Hoods Sunday
 Dolf stokenburry is some better.
 Ms Bulah Ray of Webb City, Mo. is visiting her parents at Elk in5 this week
 Brother Stone preached at Elkins Saturday and Sunday filing D l. Hood , place, who is at Spring Valley holding q meesing at this writing
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

of last week with MT. and Mrs. H. c. Barnette MT. Upton and Henry spent most of the time squirrel hunting but had very poor luck getting any squirrels.
 The dry weather just suits lots Of our farmers this week as the second cutting of our famous John son" Grass is ready to be put up, Mully, this is equal to Dick Lichly- ter's alfalfa patch if not better. as the hay Is taller and coarser than alfalfa
 The Nursery Company ball club was defeated here last Saturday by a mixed up team from Fayette- vile Benton, Dougherty. Forgery and Grissom of the Fayetteville Scouts and the rest from Phipps mill The locals lay their loss to the fast playing of the Scouts. The score to 4.
 Last Tuesday week was big day for Greenland and the river as We had the Fayetteville Baptist Sunday School out with us which was some crowd. The day was spent fishing, bathing and in many other ways A big dinner was spread at noon and every body seems to have had the very best kind of time
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
pFEIFFFR eHEsIe ai CD. St. Louis. Mo. Philadelphia Pa. Mothers. Have Your Children
 Worms

Are taes fayse sa. restless, ner- goas. irritable, iizzy pr constipatea 2 Do theg e1nti4ually pick tAeir nose or grin1 their teeta2 Have they .gam9las pains Irregular ani aF- anous aapatlte1 IAss ate 1T signs Q. worms Worms not only aase yoar atId saf.etfng but stunt Is mind aud growth Give kickapoo Worm Killer at one II kills and removes the worms. improves your adld's appetite, regulates stomach liver and bowels TAe symptoms dis- appear aad yoge child IS male hap- py ani healthy. IS nature intended AZ druggists or by mail 25c
 The oldfashioned man Who didn't buy the postoftice block for sever dollars because he didn't have the money now has granddaughtel who doesn't go down town on barg ain day because she hasn't ear fare
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
JEFF DAVIS MOTHER DIES
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Passes Aaway
 at Age of S2.

Little Rock. Ark, July 31.-Mrs Elizabeth Davis. mother of the late United States Senator Jeff Davis, died shortly before last midnight at the family residence on Fifteenth aud Broadway streets Mrs. Davis was S2 years of age and had been in feeble health for some time.
 She was the daughter of Col. and Mrs C. Phillips, pioneer settlers of Arkansas She l. survived by one son. Walter " Scott of De KaIb. Tex. one granddaughter, Mrs j. W Patty of Temple, Tx, and eight grand hlldrenl sons and daughters of tbe late Senator Davis.
 h 1850. after the death of her first husband she married Louis " Davis. father of the late Sena- tl.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
MORNING STAR.

Everybody 6 busy picking aai f5kins peaches
 A " easl #oa and family spent sanda with ] H Bsrry and wife K Campbell and wife spent sunday with Crowley and wife Rev Nf L yogles. st4te Egaaga- 4st. began seri of meetings ]. T.npe anca HI sandat the 3rd W B Harrs Is at Bentopyttl= ns2e Atns D aabe5 for I. Crowd ' and company
 Gorge sumpt and samly of Ft 5nita a-e ejstf ing th ir tatheg W T Sam3te and wife
 Nz4 T Boyd aud children yis- ei " +aaa lay 8lth N Boyd a9 etezton
 Ialsa La1ndee NarIs Jeff last week f8 North "a 5llHa whare IT. soes t7 ttsteats agea latGea
 5oata and vie of Bra1Y F va visited Iast week win fae' k mpheH
 a,lss PaalEH= suttof ot GraNette 7peas Jasf 9sek with her cousins Nsz-es A.#usi4 4ua Heeha Bashy
 E5m9eisen ant fam5.5 of Gseal Fozest Ga9e ben visiting # the 4a4a= 4 tae.f 4a4zA dss Ear Compton
 Ss5a Aotta an and if attended #ue Temperance HI sunday a sook a.a# 9itI 8a EaSoea8t aad ganel5
 8I H.Fsao Fs1agas s.l9an s9f4ass. NO ha be4a Hsttiag hel .qazeass and Ms Wyma. eaaaed aom ,at4r8ae eompa a.ei 3y Ser Ms $ [. Kemp aa l#te daughter Helen oI Car
 en@ @FHs#e.a. 8r bama 5f ITS kemiae pa eaes
 P9eaAoutas
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
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F \ Gaue has been faekshs peaehrs f9r l1hn oyae, wt Of Spring dale
 Thee ViH 5e singing at Oakland next sH oa I m EFef body cordially invited
 Joaa Isey H suffering from SC Ye e4#baa o4 lis b4ek. but we hop w.li s90u be we'll again
 R Graham and Mias Ge eade I've HH al safd@asis al ; sia 1al. Sunday afternoon Mss C1a] 5 Poa aad young man from Fas eeaila visited Misses Gertrude and Lottta l4ey last Sun= day
 Nexs sunday is church dag at Oakland Everybody come d. this is Br5 Hood last appointment at this ala foa 4has year, and he may no aI a -og EeW year
 RIRa Eees
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
=uSHBACK.

Prof Albert Carter is teaching q singing school at Friendship. Arthur Boone Of Vesta. Ark, Y1s- tied his brother Lee Boone last week
 W P Lew.s and Mr. Norton ar having phones put in their houses this week
 Mr. and Ms T R Haley and famil. of Massri l. visited Mrs. Cornelia Gregg suniay
 Mir and Mrs Grover Hilton and Httte son Paul of Mountain Home visited alr. aad Ms ". P Lewis and family sunday
 Mary Jane
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
MONEY PAID TO BANKS
Six Arkansas Institutions h5eei'e
 States Money.

Little Rock. Ark, July 5l- Loans were made today by the state from the state capitol fund to slA of the banks recently deslgnate1 aS state Repositories This is the fif'1 time the state of Arkansas has ever loaned out any of it's money
 The banks receiving deposits to- day were as follows Bank of Jones' boro. s4O.00O; Union Bank X Trust Company, BatesviIle, s25,ooo' Mer- cantile Trust Company, Little Rock $40, 900; Marshall Bank, Marshal s25 0oo. Citizens National Bank. Philadelphia, $25O0O; Bank of Rog- CTS, s40,000 Total, s275,ooo
 The banks pay from four 70 SIX per cent interest
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
GREENLAND.

H. 4az Ha e.-8n af NaHsts. No wishing wh E I9ae and family
 Mss psaaa Rse8 e9H #e7H Fayetteville Saaaaz ing am5as J lat.y aaa fFi#p7s
 Ms bsvs 0xor3. 0aQ a been oH tae st fot s7gze time b Ger fH writing
 F4e Frsros aatnl gang Was here last week painting the depot aad oth=r baldnes. all being paint ed red
 Miss Myrtle ralaouu returned last Friday rom okmulgee where she yisitaa Ter sister Mrs Jack Huddleson
 Bud Ross visited over Sunday witA ais family Bud is assistant foreman aa one of the Frisco bridge gangs
 The pea r0p $ all harvested around here. that is the Etbertas nut later there NH be a good ef9I of Che Heat Cling Four cars W srt shipped rom here.
 A good a4a $ very baily needed here in the White riyer valley a things are beginning 70 seoreh ; little. and tAe dust $ almost sil inches deep T the roads
 Miss Nettie Boiling of Van Burel visited with her brother, Ali BoI ing. and family first Of last weel but was called home on account 0 her mother failing and hurting her self.
 Ham Upton and wife spent par
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
Springdale, Ark. August ID, loi3

The Fayetteville Sentinel last week in making mention of the peach shipments from this section said, "springdale claims 20 cars, when, as a matter of fact. Springdale had shipped 75 cars, which shows that the editor of the Sentinel is a mighty poor guesser.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

In the pr mary ele tion at Fay etteville Friday between Judge J. \. Tillman and lion P A. Rodgers to daciae who would withdraw from the race for Congress. 421 votes were cast. Tilman receiving 242 and Rodgers F 5, giving Tillman q majority of t2 The personal and political enemifs oi Judge Tillman made a most lit CT fight against him and resofted to every available means 10 bring about his defeat boeaI pride seems to have been lost sight oi entirely. and Judge Tinnan victory under such cir cumst tances i. II the more grattty- ing 70 his friends
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Gee, What sense of freedom and independence man experience ca for the first few days af6r his wife and children have gone Tor their vacation, leaving him in undis- puted possession of the whole honse-Ft. Smith Times Record.
 Yes, and after they are gone a few days he begins to wish they were back. He wants to hear the childish prattle of the kiddies around the house. and he gets awful tired of living on canned grub.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Heavy. impure b.ooi mak 2 mud d., pimpiy complex heafa6 hes, aaasea, indsge5aoa Thin blood makes you weak pale and sIekIy For pure blood sound digestion. ase Burdoek BlooI Bittela $1.o0 j.. alI stoaas
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Athoaght don't consider mg- self correspondent f7r T6e E53s I will send Don Worry a 6Htblay card and ig5t sas b him I an glad le ia 71 instead 5f % years 9la. fer t giyaz him l longer ieasa oH #se. and MI soon b. = Ka9@ H8F each year counts