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The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
 MARRIAGES.
Wmf-Youle.

The wedding Of Mss Esther Wirt to Mr Preston Youle took place at five o'clock on Saturday evening. July 18th, 1913, at the home of the brides sister. MT. and Mrs. Frank siYerd at 1901 Ea,t Eleventh avenue Br F A. Hawke of the First Methodist church performed the ceremony in the presence of Mrs Fl zabeth Wirt, Mrs Alice Youle. Mir and Mrs Will Youle, Mr. and Mrs Frank Youle MT and Mrs. Frank siverd. Mir and Mrs John Keller, Mrs Alice siyerd, Miss Katherine You 2, Miss Emma Youle, Mss Winnie You'e, Earl Youle, Hugh siverd. Miss Lois siyerd. Miss Mable siyerd and Mir. and Mrs. George Wirt, Miss Margaret Wirt and Frank Wirt of Independenz C.
 Mrs. John Keller. q sister of the bride, played Mendelssohn wedd- ing march as the bridal party, with Margaret Wirt, as ring bearer, and Miss Lois Siverd carrying show CT bouquet of roses, entered the par Tor and took their places under a huge white wedding bell with drap- cries Of smilax Tie other parlor decorations were carried out in the green and white eolors The bride wore a charming gown of white em- broidered let with trimmings of Val. laee over white silk and car ried an armful of brides roses Al ter congratulations light seffesh- ments We're served and Mr and Mrs Youle left Immediately for Am arilIo, Texas, where he has pos ion as private se# retary 10 Mr Cobb Of the Southwestern Coal company.
 Both these young people are grad uates Of the Winfield High school. Mrs Yoale graduating with the elass Of l 3 and Mr Youle with the class Of s11. He is also gHa3u= ate Of the Business Department of Southwestern eol'eee, having filed the position of assistant in that de partment during the past year
 Mrs. Youie is one of Winfield sweet singers being a member ef the Winfield High school trio. and will be greatly missed by the music lovers of the city. Her going-aWay gown was of white serge with a white lace hat to Winfield fkan Daily Courier, 211sf inst.
 The bride formerly resided iH SprjngdaIe and has many friends here who join in extending best wishes
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
RIG HIASD VIEW.

Everett Smith has sold his hay baler to Messrs. Stobaugh and John- son of Habberton
 Most all of Ri hland View peo- pie attended the picnic at Goshen Saturday. All report splendid time
 Mrs. N. s. Trammel has been en- toying the past few days with rel atives at Habbeften. She returne d home Tuesday
 Edd Dutton and family of Gosh en visited at Lee Clark's Sunday. Miss Margaret attended singing in the afternoon.
 Laurence Tgnstill returned home from the western country last Sun day He left about year ago, and has been in California and Montana also. Laurence says he likes Mon tana better than California
 After spending the greater part of the day at Goshen Saturday, Fred shofner and family went out near Fayetteville 10 visit Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. shofner's brother Cleveland and family
 One day last week several of the ladies of this place met at the school house with buckets, brooms. and soap, and gave t a general cleaning up. Edd Trammel has the thanks Of all for drawing and carrying the water for Us.
 George A Langley who resided near Langley for several years, and who has been in California for some time, came in Monday for a three months stay with old friends He was accompanied by his daugh- ter May who is in real bad health It is hoped she will he benefited by the trip.
 School opened at this place Mon day morning with an enrolment of 26. There will probably be a few more start within a day or two Everyone is hop.ng for a good school and quite a lot of interest is being manifested Miss Fife Rob- erts of Wyman is our teacher this season. Success 10 you, Miss Fife.
 Mrs Fannie Jones Of Mayfield is visiting f4u days =4bic r.o1 fhad Jones. They al came over sunday 10 see Mfs.Iee Clark who $ in a serious condition. She has tumor on her head which has been growing for quite while and is now very painful at times. The physicians advise an operation, but Mrs. Clark has Tot yet decided to have il done
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
Rid Your Children of Worms

You can change frettul, ill-temp- cred children into healthy, happy by ridding them Of worms. Tossing, rolling, grinding of teeth, crying out while asleep, ae- companied with intense thirst, pains in the stomach and bowels, feverish- ness and bad breath, are symptoms that indicate worms. k.ckapoo Worm Killer, pleasant candy lo- zenge. expels the worms, regulates the bowels, restores your children to health and happiness Mrs. J. A. Brisbin, Of Elgin, IL, says: T
 have used kiekapoo Worm Killer for years. and entirely rid my child ren of worms would not be with out it." Guaranteed. All druggists or by mail. Price 25c. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.,, Philadelphia . and St. Louis.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
Second Rap. Church Announcement
 of Services.
GREENLAND.

Russell Jones is visiting rela- tiyes in Monett Mo, this week
 Buel Mayes made a short visit with friends n Greenland Sunday eve
 Lee Williams visited first of the week with his sisters and family in Stillwell, Ok
 H. R Ward returned last satur- day from Colorado where he has been visiting for the past two weeks
 Mr and Mrs. James Pryor of Bo- naaza. Ark. afe visiting with the latters parents, NIT and Mrs. Roulhac
 Mss Elizabeth and Pearl Reed. Clabe Owens and Inc Laneford vts- tied with friends in West Fork lasf Sunday
 Miss Bess Cline gave a nice par " to a number Of the young pee- pie Tuesday night All present re- ported a nice time
 Miss Grace Brunette came home
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
Pains All Over

Houston. Tex.-'For five years.e says Mrs. l.. Fulenchek, of this place, l suffered with pains all ov- CT, especially in my back and side. and was so weak l could hardly do my homework A friend tol me of Gardai. Since taking it, feel 90 much better, Now 1 can do all my hoasework and pains don't bother ne any more at all Garduj is strength-building medicine Fifty years Of success have produced, amongst its many users, confidence n Cafdni and what it will do Dur Ing ttis time, Cardut has relieved the female ailments of over mil- lion women Why not yours2 Try it. today Your druggist sells |.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
WESLEY.

Mrs Ned Sanders $ guest oi Lee Smiths.
 Miss Edythe Johnson is visiting at Drakes Creek this week
 Little Lea Sharp has been very sick, but is better at this writing.
 MT. Wilburn Lucas and family of Oklahoma are visiting at Wesley.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harve Ferguson of Habberton attended church at this place Sunday.
 We are glad to note that Mast CT Maleom Shofner, who has been seriously i'll, is much better.
 Quite number of the Wesley people attended the picnic at Gosh en Saturday. All rereft a nice time
 Sam and John Hinds of Oklahoma returned home Thursday after a few days visit with their sister Mrs. A. W. Fritts.
 MT. A. L. Boyde and family, and Miss Clara Duncan, Of Brueeville, Texas, are visiting relatives and friends near here.
 Grandma Keeney, who $ making her home with her son Albert was very sick Saturday but is reported much better today.
 Mrs J. NJ. Johnson and Miss Der tha Keeney spent pleasant day with Miss Ermon Trammel, of Richland View, one day last week.
 School opened at this place this morning with Prof. Waves of springdale as teacher. Prof Mayes comes to our community highly rec commended, and we are hoping for a successful term of school.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fritts and the latter's brothers sam and John Hinds spent the day with Grandma Keeney, their cousin. Wednesday. Their visit was greatly enjoyed, es- peeially by Grandma, who had not met them for sitxy years.
 A large crowd was present and heard Rev McDonald's farewell ser mon Sunday afternoon. There were services in the morning also, and at noon hour a splendid dinner was
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
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Mrs. Hortense Lewis and son Guy are visiting relatives at this place
 Wilouehby Dun an and wife of Fayetteville are visiting relatives here
 Frank Vail and son John are vis- iting friends and relatives at De laney.
 Rev Babeoek filed his regular appointment here Saturday night and Sunday
 Robert King is having his house papered. Herbert Clark of Elkins is doing the work
 Nj. |. Fleener is very sick with a stroke of paralysis, but is reported some better al this writing
 Dave Lewis arrived hone from California Tuesday. July II, where he has been for the past six months Miss velma Mccoy and Homer Wasson of Elm Springs were visit ing Mrs. Robt. King fist of the week
 Mrs. Mamie Lewis and little daughter Merrill visited relatives at Fayetteville latter part of last week
 Miss Grace Vail is expected home next Saturday from Missouri where she has been visiting for some time. Her cousin, Clarence Heager- ty, will accompany her home but will return in short time
 The pie supper at this place Tuesday night was attended by 3 large crowd and was greatly enjoy. ed by all There were g pies which brought s1120. The proceed will go 10 Mr Donaghey who i: very low with tuberculosis
 Wild Rose.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
CTIFTH

We are in need of rain in this part again.
 Joe Tucker from California is in visiting relatives here
 There is going to be an old set tiers reunion F miles north and F mile east of Clifty the [. s, 9. of August.
 Uncle Leroy Denny's many friends and relatives give him birthday dinner Saturday Uncle Leroy was S3 years old, has been resident of this county good many years.
 The notice thai Judge Cannon is- raed requesting that all good cit izens come out on the IS and 19 and work the road seemed to have roused considera able interest in this township Mr Hutton, the oy- erseer in this district. appointed a man on each road to look after the work on dates named. We should all appreciate the interest that our County Judge is taking in the good road move, but it must be remembered that his success in this matter depends largely upon
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
BAL OWN.

\ son was born recently 10 Rob- ert and Bertha Hester.
 Mrs A E Roberts has been laid up for week with neuralgia
 The infant son of Eoddie Nc euistian died several days ago.
 Frank Fletcher and family left recently for Saltwater. Okla. to visit Mrs F,eteher's mother and sister
 Harve White of Oklahoma, =nep- hew of Uncle Ali and Bette Moore, has been in this To o=ality recently visiting relatives.
 Luther Wilson "a. up from Robinson after is sister Cecil, who had been here visiting her sister, Mrs Myrtle Roberts
 Grandma King. wto las been stay zng with her daughter. Nrs Dr. HeGarfy. has returned 10 Ter child zen al Black Oak
 Rev J B. Loekhaft. q Christian minister of Fayetteville, recently conducted meeting at this plaee, there being four converts.
 Mrs. Ellen Pitcher returned few days ago from Oklahoma where she had been visiting her brothers family She and her nephew. las. Enyard, are keeping house for her son Frank while he is away
 Nm Roberts was kicked on the knee by a young mule colt four weeks ago. which laid him up for two weeks He $ abe to get around some now with the aid of crutches.
 Wm B King visited his son-in- law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Walter Roberts, recently. Hes left to keep house alone sine the departure of his daughter and children 10 their home al Purdy, Mo His daughter has been with him since February.
 The writer was given pleasant birthday surprise on the evening of the 10th inst Our three sons and a number of neighbors came in with cans of milk, ice and cakes and the crowd made and ate four gallons of ice cream. Those present besides our own children were. Mir and  Mrs. Feiley, MT and Mrs Kerrigan, Mrs W N Counts. Mrs Joe Hunt, Mrs Minnie Moore and little daueh- ter. Aunt Jane Roach, Lola Lewis, Mrs Mary Logue and family, Mir. and Mrs Frank Fletcher and Mrs, Kate Couch It was very ple as- ant surpise to us, and all seemed to enjoy the occasion.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

Saturday from Henryetta, Okla, where she has been staying for the the past six months.
 Miss Beulah Langford left Tues day Tor Eureka Springs where she will sisit with her sister, Mrs W W. Key, and other relatives.
 sunday was great day Tor the pienieera on the river It looked as though half of Fayetteville was out on the rive Mully, believe our old swimming hole down here draws d bigger crowd than your Clear Creek swimming hole
 Newton Soathard, wife and two children ame in last Friday night from Lonoke, Texas Mr. Southard is brother of Mrs A Lawn and had not seen each other for 15 years. Mr. Southard intends locat- ing here if he can find suitable location,
 Parker Bro. Nursery Co. ball team took both ends of the doub e header last Saturday from the Mt Comfort and Ref Chapel teams, taking the first by score of g to and the later l 3 to Q. Tie lo- cal fans said the first game was as good game as was ever played here. The visitors teok the lead h the first by scoring runs against the locals, but in the sixth the To- eals punched hits and started the ball to rolling winning b. the above score The second game was an easy mark for the lo als as on ly three innings were played when the Ref boys ave ID. Johnson, of the Reif Chapel team was hit by pitched ball in the first inning. la4ing him out Of the zane
 William $ Son
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
CLEARS FACE OF
 PfMPIES, BLACkHEADS
Wonderful ZEMO \ so Stops Terri rible Itching AT ONCE: Cures
 All skin Troubles.
Get o5c Bottle of Zemo Today

At last, At last, One applica- ton of ZEMO, the wonderful new treatment. quickly put an end to those awful. humiliating pimples and black heads For the first time in months haven't been ashamed to go out in public A trial of ZEMO will convince you of it's astonishing results in clearing the complexion.
 ZEMO is clean, antiseptie solu- ton, not a greasy haste or ointment You simply apply t on the afflicted Dart-your pimples, blotches and blackheads.-aH eczema sores and pains, prtckly heat, rash, letter in- flamed or feddanea skin, all disap- pear. II also cures dandruff, which | ssal9 eczema. ZEMO is guaran- ted 10 s.op t hing imemdiately It gives instant ralief
 Il have f.d wonderful benefit from your famous ZENo for the skin. II has cured my face com pletely Miss E. N, Rugby Pla5 2. St Louis, No.
 ZEMo 5s 90 q in 35e sealed bot ties and guaranteed n Springda 2 by W. c. oWnbeyBrugeist
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
WhippoorWill CoWpeaS
 $2.25 Per, BusheI

Now is the time to SOW Cow peas and the Whippoorwili is the kind to SOW. because they will mature if soWn now We have just received a big lot which We bought for late sow ing. They came just in time to SOW on stubble and they are selling fast Get yours now. We bought these peas 50 We eonld sell them for a little less than they have been selling for, and so We reduced the price 10 s225 per bushel, in- stead of advancing it when the orders began to rush in. We want every farmer in Washington county to get some Of these peas because We know he can use all the feed he can grow, and We know of noth- ing better he can put on his land than Cowpeas. For this reason We are going 10 hold the price down to s225 per bashel as long as these peas last; on large orders we would even shade this price some.
 Every farmer should SOW stubhle
 and all available land to Gowpeas now There is no better iced and II builds up your land
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
Causes of stomach Troubles.

Sedentary habits. laek of out door exercise. insufficient mastiea- tion of food, constipation, a torpid liver, woTry and anx.ety, overeat- ing. partaking of food and drink not berlains Tablets and you will soon be well aeain For a e by all dea1- suited 10 yoar age ard occupation. CTS.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

the interest taken by the citizens Of our county, 90 let us all talk better roads to our neighbor and get out when called upon and do our part Of the work, and in the course ot two years you will see a great improvement in the road condition.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

served on the ground, which was greatly enjoyed by all.
 Mrs. Dick Johnson of Bruceyille, Tex, and her sister. Mrs. Aaorn Mitchell, and husband of Whi.ener, were pleasant visitors at Mrs Nj E. Colweils Friday
 Z0pa Gale
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

Anybody wHo has been educated ID to the cabaret standard will know how badly the orioles and thrushes sing tnese mornings
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
Doubt Disappears.
No One in Springdale Who Has Bad Back should Ignore This
 Double Proof.
Double Proof.


 Does your back ever ache
 Have you suspee ted your kidneys?
 Backacbe is sometiams kidney ache
 With it may come dizzy spells.
 sleeptess nights, tired. dull days,
 Distressing urinary disorders.
 Doan's kidney pills have been en- dorsed by thousands.
 Are recommended here at hone.
 You have read Springdale proof
 Read now the Springdale sequel
 Renewed testimony; tested by time
 j. F. Fletcher Johnson St, Spring dale, Ark, says: For long time backaehe kept me in misery. did not seem able to get anything that would bring me relief. My head bothered me great deal. Fin ally came to the conclusion that my kidneys were causing all this sui. fefing. After had taken a few doses Of Doan Kidney Pills. the trouble began to leave and il Was not long before l was well My for mer public statement praising Doan': Kidney Ptl still holds good Tine benefit this remedy brought me has been permanent.
 For sale by all dealers Price 70 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States
 Remember the name-Doant and take TO other.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

Mrs. Jennie Niekerson was down from Rogers first of the week yis- iting with her mother. Mrs. c bod son
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
THE HU RICHES.
Last Sunday at NJ. F. Church.

Last Sunday at Nj. E. Church.
 The pastor. Rev NJ. C Hickman. preached n he morning an inter esting sermon from the 1st Psalm, addqeing the thought tfat no man ean be al hls best unless he be christian A the close of the ses- 94re he administered the ordinanr Of baptism to ole ard received two into the ehaF ! on confession of .azth
 The services al ,he park seem quite popular A lag crowd was present in the evening to rear the sermon. II is understood that Rev 4. l. Cline, of the NJ E Church, South, VII preach in the park next Sunday evening
 The church las voted Rev. lick man a gaeation of four weeks which he Will spend in his old home in Virginia
 The pulpit will be occupied next Sunday by Dr Lowe, professor in the Ii E. CoEege at Sloan Springs
 At meeting of the official board of the church last Wednes- day it was arranged to secure Miss Harriett Marks 10 preside at the piano al all the church services in the future
  Second Bap. Church Announcement
 of Services.
 Saturday D. m. Street service. Sunday II a m. Subject, Lords Supper.
 Sunday s p. m Subject, The Ringing of Sacred Bells ?
 Other services as usual
 Our meeting has been postponed until Aug 17th
 Everyone is cordially invited to attend these services.
 C P Walters. pastor
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
The agonizIng d,scomfort

The agonizing discomfort and sense of suffo alton that accompany nay fever and asthma may te great ly alleviated by the uSe (. Fo-ey : Honey and Tar Compound. II Las q soothing effect or the mucus l.n- .ngs, and relieves the gasping and tickling sensation in the throat and bronchial tubes. ". G Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

Why does Four n4ighbors dog with a passion for scratching ID plants choose the gerau.ums and spare the dandeHoHs2
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

Another tradition is exploded The majority Of sweet girl eradu a,es nowadays can cook eeptably
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

A catcher has been suspended for throwing dirt in an umpire sace. If only mud slinein1 could be similarly penalized n tie big ger game Of life
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

Retaining the false WhAkefs Of the highwayman who got her purse. q Chicago woman finds her courage but meagerly rewarded Men are deeeigers ever,
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

Surely t is a gay world in which nobody can propose universal peace raising a universal smile.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

E.. A. R.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

Does your back ever ache?
 Have you suspe ted your k2dneAs3 Baekache is sometiems kidney
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-12-16

aft or its passage approval and publ
cation 10 one Issue Of the Record" 4, a
newspaper OF general circulation
published In the City Of st Mar les,
Idaho
Paased its nrst reading at an ad-
iourned regular meeting Of the City
Council Of the City of st Marie 8,
Idaho, held on Nov 4th 1918
Passed its second reading under
suspension Of the rules at an adjourn
ed regular meeting of the City Conn
oil Of the City of st Maries, Idaho.
held on November 4th 1918
Passed Its third and final reading
under suspension of the rules at an
adjourned regular meeting of the
City Council Of the City of st MsrIes
Idaho, aud duly enacted an Ordinance
OF said City. on November 4th, 1913
Approved and passed over the
Mayors veto, by vote of two thirds
Of the members of the Council elect.
ed, this Let day of December 1918
Attest:--
Ohas r Schultz
City CLERK
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-12-16
ORDINANCE No.lIs

Az ordinance repeating Section
Tsn (l0l Of Ordlnancs No. Six te)ot
the City OF st Msries. ak ooteuai
County, idaho. being entitled, l." An
ordinnnos prohibiting bawdy houses
aud dinorderly conduct, defining what
shall be oonpidsrsd such, and provid
Ing for penalties for violation thereof
Be it ordained By the Mayor and
Council Of the CitY OF, st Maries,
Rootsnai County, Idaho -
Section / That Section Ten &c
Of Ordlpance No. Six COY Of the Citl
Of Sc MaIish Idaho, be, and the SAM
10. hereby repealed.
Section 2 That thia ordinance ahal
Do In foil force and efact from AM
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-12-16
TUESDAY DIG. 20 1913


Senator Kenyon, one OF the youngest
members Of the upper house and one
of i,s most Finished end experienced
lsvyers. is going 10 talk about COVER
msut ownership Of railroad In II bro
adest aspect during the discussion Of
the Alaaha railroad MEASURE. says the
Washington Times. shat measure
LOOKS to the goervnmsut construction
and oeusrship Of q system OF roads.
Mr. Kenyon has In mind 60 present
a view Of the nation wide advantages
that be believes would aocrue from
projecting the same policy to the
whole country
Anybody 1t all 10 to uch With the
thought sad the conversation OF pub
lilo en- nowadays knows that the
thouRht Of govsrnmsnt ownership Of
che railroads oommandh more serious
attention than II has ever held before
In this country. Il entries Into 'svrsy
dssoussiou from the nost causal to
the mc=A profound. OF the problem OF
iucrensinR rates. There are those
Who iusiut that II would insure great
or ecouomIes. on the financial aide,
which would make up for the prob
able incrsass IN operating costs Obj
srn are iust - positive that the whole
proposal sls Utopisn and Impossible
10 country 90 vast and Ia which
sectional coalitions vary 80 widely
o. they 90 here.
At auy rate. It 10 certain that the
question IL prominent in community
thought, and that discussion OF u IN
such q forum as the senate will mar
most interesting development OF
the6times. 1,t
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-12-16

A NJ Palmer Of gsFaboo. Wis. has
addsd both mirih asld sense TO the
d,sousaon Of ths prbblsm of high
cost q living. leg reasons" are
wUrth ,COnsidsratio least. She
says: "ws throw ashes and
buy sOsp. We raiY dNpss aud buy
hogs. We grow Ness ad buy veg
stablss ana catch ten Aent nsh With
= four dollar rod. We build school
houses and send our children away
70 school to be educated, 90 that the
boys gill bs abls TO hunt ten cent
rabbits with forty dollar Run aud
,NensY dollar dog; and that tbs airl
may bs sufficiently accomplished
TO do 'fancy work" aud play th'
piano. whils mother washes ths diahe'
Yes, these are bard times "