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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-09-05
SALT LAKE BANKERS ARRIVE
TO LOOK OVER PROJECT

l.oS Vegas 'ag, 30 Lloyd Siglcr.
accompanied by Mr.. Pingross, a we'll
known banker If Salt Lake City. and
Mr.. GIbSun, also q prominent business
man of Salt Lake CRY, arrived in Las
Vegas this afternoon To begin a final
inspection Of the Camfcld irrigation
PROJECT that is situated several miles
north Of the city,
lhcs" men represent the parties from
'nn' city who several months ago took
a big interest in the project but on ar.
count Of conflicting business matters
nave been unable 20 make any definite
statement in regard 10 the project Ac.
companied by Judge p, i. Leahy aud
a number Of others they this afternoon
made a 'rp over the project
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-09-05

All the news In the News Read "
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-09-05
..vorns ron WOMEN, FAVORED

"voTns ron WOMEN" FAvoRBD
Tn q momentous morning recently, u
delegation Of women from different
parts Of the cou, Try called upon the
United States Senate, and presented pc
%,it,onc praying for an amendment to
tue Constitution, that would PERM
,hem 10 vote. A good many Senators
made speeches, IN presenting he peti
iious from their states, but some OF
them lodged ungraccfullv. In the case
OF New York state uci her 81 The seu
1tor~ were present. Lodge. Oliver, Bur
SON. stone, Myers, Kenyon. rcurose and
Kern all grea, aud shining lights. just
merely formally presented ue petitions.
\u one declared against the movement,
senator tlapp ~ Minnesota, set the
bal. q rolling. aud observed IN the full
course .i ui> remarks ina the time
b, inevitable. when the American PEG
uie viii confer upon American woman
government for her own protection.
APOSTLE senate Smoo' spoke 90 nigh
81 praise uf the greatest calllugs INC
Master intended for womaukind, and
declared since Utah became a stat
seventeen years age tua' 'bc womci
have enjoyed the privilege OF uurr
,frir'ci suffrage. equal iu every rrsper'
60 hat r~nioNcd 10y men Ih, Srua
l,r dcriared that the logic of roum"t
sense hu, been ,hc forcr 'uat has FEE
moved prejudice against women 20 10,
equal rights with men senator Jones
81 Washington. gave mis- 'estlmon!
~ come from q state where the rggu.
Of suffrage ha, been extended 10 We
men. aud that >,mc ot the prophetic,
81 hose vino were opposed TO 10 haN,
been fulfilled. ald ma practically al
the hopes ot those who were 10 ia'u
OF II have been realized. senate
Thuma, sad that sutlr,ge 81,
Colorado B., ao longer an experiment
na, been tried. aud u,s risen -
full measure 20 the expectations u'
chose who were originally - advocate.
senator ShaiIrCh Of She same S.n.r
added q speech hearing ra,orahir Cos.
tImuuy for the women. senator MuUN,
OF california. SAID. 90 am SORRY ?,
near an, woman demand he ~sutfrag,
60, 70 right or claim n - % privilege,
should rather near her call frl J.. a
giving her the opportunity 20 perform
% sacred duty she owes 20 her %rouutr,
able he, o assist in raising the stand
ard Of politics, Of citizenship. and 20,
purity at our civic life. senator A,h
ur,t NJ Arizona. said ''fhat tue grant
iug Of thr elective irauchis" 'o womrr
would add 10 he strength rtirirlry
Justice and fairness Of government.
rave not the slightest doubt, aud Pho
j. especially true in he United State'
where all power j. repo>ed in the pc,
pie, with universal suffrage ~ the pr
mai basis Of its exercise = senate
Poindexter Of Washington. appeared a
70 vigorous champion for the cause fc
which he marched, Tough, and suffr
ed'' in the great parade Of March
He said: This movem NJ for womu
,Ifragc Is a part Of the general Ter
dency Of the age toward charging m
participation If the people in the 60.
crnment. II il also a part If the ~
long rise Of women from The state
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srrvility and subsection which they for
merry occupied In domestic AS well a.
in political affairs. Even Gallinpcr
of New Hampshire, declared ia favor of
suffrage, anu Lane of Oregon, one of the
states where women vote, made an al
dress endorsing the movement, ls jId
Ii,u his colleague Mr.. Chamberlain. Nj.
Townsend of Michigan, said hat ''bc
lic,iug co., ! Io. that Women should hay,
the same political nights a. man, ! shall
cucprfullN do what ] can To secure such
right fur her. Mr. Smith. ~ the same
safe gave uu interesting testimony. He
said. " presume few, At any, senators
have uni the distinguished honor which
have personally enjoyed Of accom-
ptu,lug my mother To the polls as 30
fulI Pledged voter 100 the state If Cal
]turnla. dii 100. feel that 'rc dignit,
at the American people or the strength
aud porrr'ui'y Of the Republic were Ell
iaugrr,d Ly 'Bu' course. senator
ON,m cot Onluuomu declared hat '''N,
.rn.or, 'uI .uI. request uu 'uo part 'i
ur Numru u 'ur ,"un''N are over
wurlmtugly un"nn,wrrahlr pumorruy
of uu,o gave 'aNauonl, testimony. ~rn
ut"r b. fpllr 'r said 10, rould uo' rr
m,m,"u 70 'lmr "vn,u wa, mot g.
f.,r. o' extending 'ny suffrage ,u w
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HEARD ON THE CITY STREETS

or the people Of this country would
prac' ice reasonable economy, . saws Jno
VI. Wyatt, vice president ~ the Fist
National Bank, ''there wou.3. ~ an
Zines, bee plenty Of money in circulation
and compunities like FL Paso would
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-09-05
week.

We missed our lumhrrman, Mr. r..
i Woodward from out midst TWO or
three days last week. He must have
been taking IN the carnival a. Tucum
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-09-05

-r Diego. cat. sept . san Diego,
,ol. r. TO- .r, 'h, reproductions Of tho
ralo>ul, o. Columbus. 'ur santa Maria,
10, lIu,a and 'pr Nina. and the hafhof
1T ~nn Diego 3D., p, pc 'bc first one on
90 ua. r..r ,lirl they ha,, passed
'huuugu "a, Panama Canal.
I.r,r '."u.uaw..rw. OF the caravrls
ot Duuumu.. CONSTITUENCIES, for 'hc Worlt
'riuuhrou Exposition 0u Chicago tn
.>3a. ua., .rru boz Jackson Park. ia
chicago csc. ,.ur, 'ua, time. bu; ou
., Ur',,n.u 81 ,1r present month they
lot 'N, In'..um iHrt lagoon, and real.
.v started COIL 'n,rr hong Journey 10 the
rur0n. Coast. The, were ir,' taken
200 ,ur ir,i,-L a. south D1icaro. where
'ur, N.Ii rulullu uurlD hey ate made
],n,.rrI, .,ovur'.y.
r,,w ,ul.apu .nr I''lr flee viii pro.
..,il @. Bu,'un. nI,i 'u"rr they will tie
20. ..r 1lu'r o. h, ,priug they
NIUI .r manned ut. crow, Of students
fl"m Harvard and n,gir their loup
.,u..' T. 30. planned 60 Skin, the Al
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rr.' ,,ri iJ.runrrri D., Columbus. aud
'u,m r' e." Panama and through the
The Springdale news., 1913-02-28
ELM SPRINGS

Mrs Cha. Baker returned home Sunday from a ten da4s visit with relatives at Pea Ridge and Rogers.
 Misses Esther Delozier and PoIz iy Grane who are attending school at West Fosk visited home folks Sunday.
 Df and Mrs J W Fergus spent Washington birthday 5n Roger at thr home of their son Br <. Fergus
 Miss Ava bzloz5er Eho has be D hing at sa4yer.z. closed aer heet Min aa ea zerta# #nHent last Friday night
 John Buttea. and Laughter Mas Manning or Htlbaafoa. OkIa came il Sunday evening o9 rst with relatives here.
 Taere are several ases 9f meass Is northwest of town. family recently from #eNaz bringing 2 d.= sease Wish them
 The News did well 70 give sPaae to Senator Berrys autodiographY last week l. is interesting read iag and worth prs irving
 Steve Graenfe5 is moving to-day to what is known as the old Steele place one mile northwest of town He will make n cop this year.
 Mule and horse buyers have been plentiful fn tEesa rarts lately and hafo bought rp "a .tifally all surpz las work stock Tae2 are paving nigh prizes. and Win Parish sas tHe tanle saaal1 continue in Hieb favor dueiag ta ? a.e ratts admin istrHi0a. as tae Demo afs have al- Vaxs sla5uea tae donkeE as their own
 fFaglfYl
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CAVE. SPRINGS.

Most everybody Is well again Very little sickness to report thts time
 Uncle Iige Adams made a husf- ness trip over to Fayetteville last week
 H. C. Stroud, our postmaster, has enlarged the post office department at this place
 B. ". Gould and Ed Kelley left last week for Kansas City with a load of apples
 Bill McDaniel unloaded car of lumber for the Cave Springs lumb- CT yard last Monday.
 The Apostolic people commenced revival meeting ost week at their church here n town
 Clarence Lang'e 'ey and Gene Loon ~ left last week Tor I1aho where they go to seek employment
 Dee Johnson had hi. big sale of Household goods and farming imp- dement's and stock, both horses and cows. last Thursday and the family will leave soon for their home in Southern Texas
 We failed to get any mail last Sunday. It seems the train crew came from Rogers Sunday morning
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ZION.

John Nelson purchased team q mules asst week.
 oscar Nelson Of sonora was ir the neighborhood last week
 Next Sunday, the 2nd is preach ing day at Zion. Everybody wei come
 In last weeks items We statef there was a Quaker meeting at NJ Plants. We wish to correct that it was the Dunkards
 Bring your corn to Zion. 5t:rman Eidson will grind it. Bring yonf eggs, poultry and butter to zict. Toy Lindley will buy them.
 Mr. Fiant, John Nelson, F. l. Gallaher and others have engaged road grader and are going to l. some work on the roads soon l.et the good work go on.
 If the correspondents could or Iy realize with how much intere their items arc read by people iH distant countries that have on 2 lived here it would be much eas. to write. It is like reading q lettf from home and loved ones.
 Honulula.
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HICKORY GROVE
rden ma king has begun

Garden making has begun
 Little Miss tita Todd k listed with the sick
 There was I singing at Ness Bow lin's Sunday night
 Mrs Ruby Hnghtttle is quite sick at this writing
 Willie Lynch had quite sick spell latter part Of last week
 Rev Lynch Tiled ais regular ap- pointment here Saturday and Sun day
 Hello, Lone star. your letter was quite interestina. Write again and sign your name
 Harry Vaughan VII leave next week for Reeay California 10 make his future home
 The young folks enjoyed a dance at Fred strohm Thursday night. All report a splendid time
 Mr and Mrs. Baehus of Green Forest spent the weekend with relatives in chfty and Clear Creek. Mrs Williams of cIfty was stricken with paralysis Sunday
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LOW

Miss m Eooney is aafe k this week
 Mr Loyd =is very Grippe this week
 MFs PHnksfon is=zis.tae mother ia Rogers.
 Tie change in tsmp#fa. azz rather hard on tEe gaEdanz
 Pinkstan & Nayes aHrIzzu fhe last of their drtea
 Hugh Mcclure and V.le from FarminstoH rev da
 Nr and Ms \ Ma4 passengers 10 sp5Inge4le zHeH
 Ms Bar and Mildred from Fayetteville tarn5ag Saturday
 John ReeleE js aaaH sired addition to ai- spaaous ye1anda
 The Reader fan town. welcomed soHe fe.aE IgFIaa Ia SatufHat.
 Mr and Mrs BtH sharp e ing for awhile with Mrs mother, Mrs Maxwell
 Uncle Jimmy Johnson 8tsa sick this week al the hone a# daughter. Mrs Oscar Na4e
 Mrs. Cox E down from Rogers keeping house for the Fobn 8tr4 jams family while Ms Gu5v away
 Quita exciting times atoena t1 this #eek-brfsk eusiaess fog 5 mar-hal also, incidentally tGe t0 treasury growing heie
 Miss Sophia Wake
The Springdale news., 1913-02-28

\ son Vas bon to Joseph and Josephine Iazzarl las week Wednesday
 ea6f.sl Frtzzs and wife have a new 4aaaHtsr at fdetr house since last week Honaay
 ff R#aerfs loadtng apotHer ear Of wood. making tllfee car loads foe him within the last few weeks
 Ernzzt, son of Antony and Cath ar5ae Bario.a was baptizeed sunday Feb 23rd. Sponsors, Louis and Mary ossola
 Health in and around ToatitoRn is very good considering all the sickness We hear of in the neigh boring towns.
 The school is progressing very nicely and the children are very diligent in their studies There will be school for quite a while yet
 Rose Neal went to Fayetteville last "Wednesday to take I'D her work as stenographer. having fully re- covered from her recent illness
 This cold blustery weather is quite a change from the spring Ike days last week still 1t is better fir the fruit buds a. 1t $ Spring wil1 soon be hefe.
 Henry srrabala from stuttgart. Ark. has been hete on a yfsit with his brother Joseph. and expects 10 go from heHe to Kolona. Iowa. to visit with other relatives for q mont or SIX weeks
 \ daughter vas horn to Alex and Willie Herman an Feb. f2th al e home of Frank and Mrs Pierce. the parents of Mrs. Hern an. The grand parents and aunfies are just as proud as tie happy ents.
 Of the three new ram 'ies. two from Wyoming and enc from Ala
The Springdale news., 1913-02-28

ard forgot the mail for this place and the Fayetteville train in the afternoon also failed to bring it.
 Joe Ford, living east of town, lost a good young horse Saturday evening with blind staggers.
 Mrs. Nellie Phillips and family moved into her new room house last week one and half miles northwest of town.
 We had some very nice weather last week and some sowed oats then. At this time We are having some real winter weather
 Sam Mcclure of Lowell passed through Cave Springs last week with his house moving outfit 10 move a house over at 0sage
 Robert Beard Of this place will sit on the grand jury al BeHonville for the March tenn of court J. " E. Derrick of Wager township on the petit jury.
 \ Mr. Jones of Pettigrew bought the Uncle Dave Wilson house and three acres of land last week, con- sideration S1150 He also bought H C. Stroud $ store.
 Mrs. Ida Wager and Mrs Eetta Dorcas Of Seattle, Washington, came in few days ago to visit their father and mother, Nr. and Mrs. James Mcclure.
 Our school closed last Friday night with an entertainment and a full house Prof Perry Phillips and Frank Carden. taught a ve~y successful term of school
 Thurman Bohaet of Bentonfille bought a house and one acre Of land from Dee Johnson lasf week and vii move here He also bought lots on main stre=t from Clarence Phillips
 The Commercial Club met lat Tuesday night in the bank building consider seeefal new enterprises for Case Springs and surrounding coant try Several neW members were taken tn
 J W Jaeobs, our uew dry goods man, after saving about two We ks in our town. moved lis staek of goods ba kfo Prairie Grove =hnt he said 6e would return n tHe early fall and nuf in stock Of goods.
 Aunt Jane Osborn d5ed Hedn s- aay, Feb l2. at h=r 3aughter's home, Mrs Bud Woo eHs. over on S5avinaW ereek. northwest of ]sueha. aaa Has baHied at 6be PHillias graveyard Fa lay aftarno Ii, ii. Hii es no5tfN st =spr ng= She was af years old and leaves i sens and one dauehter 10 mourn Der death Her husband. Uncle F. Osburn. died two years ago last October
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Dock
BETHEL.

Grandma Hershey is very poorly at this writing.
 There was candy party at T. C. Ford's Saturday evening
 The Baptist Aid society will meet Wednesday with Mrs. W R. Bilbrey.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mabry of Spring Creek visited with the formers par ents Saturday night and Sunday
 Mrs. Harley Mabry visited q few days last week with her parents. Nr and Mrs. Will Neil of Lowell. Misses zella and Loie Kendriek yis= ted last week with their grand parents, Mr and Mrs Phillips, of Rogers.
 Aunt Jane Looney. who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Garland Cook of War Eagle, has re- turned home
 Misses Roxie Ford and May Hast ings of Springfield, Mo, visited a few days last week with old friends and relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. e1add Gregg visited Saturday night and Sunday with Nr and Mrs Chesley Beard and at- tended church at Silent Grove Sun day
The Springdale news., 1913-02-28

successful term of school at Farm ington he 22nd and returned to her home here last Sunday.
 Friends of Dr. and Mrs. Harrison greatly regret to learn that they are intending to leave here for their former location, Spring Va ley.
 Arkansas is noted for fine cli- raising. Mark Loony can vouch for mate and right conditions for stock the assertion as he has young GOV which has had four heifer calves in 22 months and IS days.
 Mrs A. (. Waves accompanied Mss Lulu Waves to BentonYiIle Thursday to purchase furniture for the new Mood Mayes home and Rms sell KImmons and Mr Mood Waves drove Up Saturday after it.
 Mrs. Sprague, who Is visiting tae Kssor :. had her beautiful Eskimo dog sent te her from her form home h Kansas which arrived sun day. much To the delight of both Mistress and dog Mrs spraeae expects To make Arkansas her fu- tuFe home
 #Rrof= Bond, ably assisted by Dr Garrison and our County supefin- teaIeut. Mr Edwards. gave q very interesting lecture Monday after noon 70 niee audience OH Central iziHg Rural Schools and their San itafion The good things told Us by the gentlemen were highly appre- ciafed and We expect them 10 ke root and materialize in these in mediate school districts. Central ized schools are of great advanta9 to= children and of manifold benefits to all the uniting distriezs, rosting less so operate than q pqD Der of small rural schools Com blafng districts into Central fT'3 school Will give better building better teachers. better eaHiameat and longer school term, tI4as la zHiF#ng the pupils 70 better ~aIk 4H# He#teratt aaaHae. With eel tfaI5ze# a6ol Re can have tha ff5t- alasa aT#seeIHe our children fa#e Ing high school edueatioH rieHt u our midst instead of being af tfe eXpen5e of sending them aett or depHgiHe mem of then juet .eAts ef higher ea#eatieH Ut as see to | that NC el1e our cAil4- 1ea=t1saze really tleztfei adKantasfs and u1z45 leaes.
 fsft5ef4
The Springdale news., 1913-02-28

morning and is critically ill at this writing Dr. Moore Is attending.
 Bert Watson and Homer Stone of Springdale spent Thursday night with the Phillips family. Come again, boys, We enjoyed. your visit fine.
The Springdale news., 1913-02-28
OAK GROVE
{ Benton Ounty )

Benton CountE)
 Mirt Riley at Wager has the ID easles.
 Mamie Hit has the lagrippe pretty bad.
 Hubbard 1nseo is working for Johr Gutherie at Logan
 Roy Holland was buying cattle in these parts Monday.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs Bert Key holds, Feb. %, son.
 Charley Downum had new tele- phone installed last week
 Ed. skinner's children have been sick, also Alyie Singleton.
 Miss Manic Foster spent Friday night with Mrs. Nora sigman.
 Mrs. Vansickle bought a Jersey COW from Will suttle last week. Cassie Grammer and Leota Smith called on Mrs. Reynolds sunday. We'll We had a good rain. but 1t didn't stop Tom Smith from haul ing wood.
 Mr. and Mrs D. NJ Insco attend el church at Rocky Comfort Sun day morning.
 Several from around here vent to Cave Springs Thur day 10 Dee Johnson's sale
 If anybody wants to get married just go to Edgar Mount, he does thank you jobs.
 Uncle John Dufffeld and Joe McVay have been 3n the sick list but are better
 Uncle Jim Brown and wife and Uncle Jim Vandoyer visited at Ben Wilson's Sunday.
 Mr Wilson of springtown vii start Holiness meeting at Rocky Comfort suHdayniglt.
 Virgil Singleton and Heatha= Down um went 10 spffngdale Tuesday Of last week on b4sines>.
 Mrs. Cassie Gfammef spent saf- uraay with her daughter. Mrs Leo ta smi-h. below Wager.
 George Summers, Marshal Bennett and George Ceaaheagt all thfaahed peas a. Charley DoWnums Nondaz Frank Robbins @ent to Elm Spring sunday Q get medicine Tor hs wife se Has 5an=7=t pretty bad
 Rufe Waidrip moved into rhe house whese M Graves lived ast faH He W4a eeak fer a1r Crosby th5s summer
 Thea4 was telephone #rea8s at HigAfnl satpedat THey elected Frank Highan a president as tbe old one res Hgned
 Mrs Bertha coffelt on tie sick ,ist If any body wants TO know who got ticket No at the so5i al Friday night just ak Edith Rat cliff she can teil you.
 Last Friday was .he last day Of Mss Nora sisman seheol. aad tie patrons all satEesea a. Rith well filled haasefs and set I 4oHe table and al enjoyed e very much.
 Ms Mice N#zoa save asoe.ai paltF tsdas honor o1 Mss Nara sisuaa aa8 Her Lfleu ls surprised her wztE haHdzaz h3ef shower There MS lasse crowd pfesenj and al seemed =o enjoy themseI4es Aes Nora If Har her home east G t.5WEl Saturday
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The Springdale news., 1913-02-28

Hives. eczema, itch or salt rheum sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch Of your clothing. Doan's Ointment is fine for skin itching. All drug gists sell it, soc box.
The Springdale news., 1913-02-28

bama, who bought land some time ago, close to our town, one has ar rived and are staying with the Geike people. until their house will be vacated
 Tontftovn Bank, has fled ineor- pora.ion pagers, with J c Webber. Pres, l.. ! Paul, cashier We q Q told the fixtures and furniture for the bank have hean shipped. 90 We may look for the opening of tEe sane in the very near future.
 May MaestIi= has adouted lft- tie boy which was born Dee. II, t912. whose mother died at st Ed wards Infirmary. at Fort smith. Tie baby was baptized Feb. 16th and named Edward. Leo and Katie Mae stri, being sponsors. We vish Mir. Ma stri everything that 5s vel, fer she certainly sfo7 I hie heart in taking tais little one and giving II home. SEe fe5t just a. happy as if it were ehld of=her own
 Las- Saturday the refrigerater 6ar ran off the track somewhere betweeI here and Fayetteville causing q long delay in the return Of tie tran which arrived here close unto f2 o'clock Saturday night [ ast Mon day the passenger coach went off at the eame place ard WAS left there and when the train crew reached here Mr Neale azkea where vas the coach He uas told they had left it in the ditch and Mr. Neale said Thank the Lord, perhaps we will get a new one now Luckily no one was hurt.
 Louis Ardemagni. father of Peter and Felix Ardemagni was born in Casalbutano. Italy on Feb. 29th 1880. and died from the infirmities of old age on Feb 14th,1912 He cane to this 6ountly with his sons in iS97. He was very honest man a Skillfal carpenter and quite an eX- pert at raising grapes. and always felt happy when at work He was the oldest person in tbe colony and leaves his sons very comfortably situated ais last eeuso1at.ea aaa great joy vas to sec his on Fei.x elected Mayer of TonritoWn tte died comforted with the flo3x Sa raments Of the church and tAe pray CTS of the whole eoAgreea ieh FA+ funeral look place on Sandas Feb 15ta. q Ferg large crowd tneFed ont b follow the remains to tAe=r last resting place. May te rest fu Rsa6e
 There was qu.fe an eSeifens nt tn town ono daF lzt week Peer 4.- demaen hsa been some pIaae ar helpina butcher ard of gonrse he was given a mess OF two of fresh sa On Hfs aT home He ssen- pod into the Post Office 10 eet tHe mai. leaving the bag @ith lie eeat outside the door. and when te -ten- ped out he saw bis meat. hag and ali in the mouth of a dog going down the road and across tAe field and of course Peter gave chase with several Of the school boys helping him. bur il seems tho dog out V tied them all and paid no attea' ton 10 them but. kept on the run and we have not learned if Peter got his neat hack or not, but wish 10 say don't leave your meat out side the door again Tie parties That saw tAe performance laughed as tHov had not laughed for manE day
 zIrlt..a
The Springdale news., 1913-02-28

A TO YOU

E
 This space hardly in keeping with tne slze ol our Drug Store r inc volume of our but could not encoach on tt sr,ar of others who wish communicate with you eurta interesting news know you always pruse a teri reading notes
 We had intended touching object of these notes this
 .1 t+ +ha store is filling LID and postpone it. tours truly W. G. OW NBEY.
The Springdale news., 1913-02-28

The Harrison Times thinks tHe appearance II that town of numer oas hobos E an indication Of the coming improvement of the town If fhat s any indication tHen Spflagdale ought 10 be a '.eraeka- jack
The Springdale news., 1913-02-28
Snrained RacIk

sarazned back and sore mus les throw off their soreness when Hunt .is8tniHg oil is applied For IT. flowing pain of any kind there is aetH#ts betfer,= and tdoze pe2Hte wao have tr!ed il Tor NeagaLa a and Rheumatism afe loud in its praise For wire cuts Hunts Light ming 0a is especially fine, as it takes away the inflammation and causes rapid healing
 PC and soc bottles.