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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-11-06
sUPERINTENpENTs' CONFER
ENCE.
A Special Feature.

One of the most helpful things of
the coming State Sunday School Con-
vention at st. Joseph Nov. 1920, will
be a conference for superintendent,
pastors and officers. An afternoon
will be given to the problems Of
superintendent. Those having charge
of the convention consider them
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-11-06
What Do You Call It?


Grandma says we're right in style,
A-sitting in our automobile"
Grandpa says we're fit to kill.
A-ridin' in our "automo-b bill"
Ma, she says we ought to feel
Grateful for our "automo beel."
Pa says there amt nc other man
Kin run an auto" like he can.
neutrality-suspicious. ard far
Bout our lovely touring car"
Uucle Bill says he amt seen
Nowhere such a good machine"
Brother Jim, he keeps a-braeein'
Bout the speed of our new wagon"
But, oh! it sounds so grand and noble
When sister Sue says automobile"
Puck.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-11-06

You can help us make the Demo-
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news items of your neighborhood,
Tell us about the going and comings
of yourself and neighbors. We will
greatly appreciate this.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-11-06

tue leader OF the conference MIR. Will
liam H. Danforth, who is one of
the best superintendent in the whole
country. LII. Danforth is also one of
the leading business men of St. Louis,
being president of the Ralston Purina
company. There will be several hun
dred superintendent in attendance.
Detailed programs may be had Of the
Missouri Sunday School Association,
Fullerton building, st. Louis.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
V MAN.

Will Little made business trip to Fayetteville Monday.
 Lodiie Woolsey visited home folks Saturday and Sunday
 Miss LueiIia Henson attended church at this place Friday.
 John Powell and family visited Nr Powells Saturday and Sunday
 Miss Alta Villyard is spending thiz week with Mss Ida Woolsey=
 The farmers in this locality would be glad to see some more nice rain
 Mss Tt!lmau Little is visiting her grandpare renfs, Nr. and Mrs Green Mhoon
 Misses Erin and Edith Frost at tended ehafeh at this place Sunday ani visited the Misses Roberts.
 Mr and Mrs. VIII Woolsey are visiting MFs Nan Bird of Habbef- ton. Mrs. Woolsey is in very poor health
 Several Of the Nyman people went to baptising at Baldwin Sunday afternoon but were too late for the baptising
 Several Of the Wyman people at tended the 4 H T. picnic at Goshen Saturday All reported all enjoyable time
 Mr Jenkins and family have re- turned home from California where he has been for the past two years. Nr Jenkins sass California a fine country but Arkansas looks good to him
 The meeting fat was being con- dGetea by Rev. Rice and Rev John sea elosei sunday Rev Rice had ta return tD hfs hone on account
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
MOUNTAIN HOME.

Mizz Grace Oxford is visiting relatives d Whttene7 this week. Prof ". E Nayes left Sunday for Wesley where he has a position B teacher
 Most every one from this place attended fhe < H T. 1. picnic at Goshen. Saturday.
 Pro. eHas Hap is teaching a singing school d this place He has fifteen pupils
 Will Cannon and family of Spring xalles and Elmer Vaughn and sons O Whitensr were guests Of Mir and Mrs. T Oxford Saturday night Miss Thalma Oxford of Westville. Oklahoma, who has been visiting relatives here for the past two weeks. returned home Sunday She was accompanied home by Miss Lu- Ia Oxford who will visit with rela- tires at Wes1vil 2
 HonaXhunfh
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
SHADY GROVE.

Miss Ida Harvey of Springdale visited her sister NJ. Carl Book out the past week.
 Grover Harvey of Fayetteville was visiting friends in our neigh borhood last Sunday
 Lee skliIern is reported 10 be on his way home from Kansas Look ing for Aim ia any day
 Next Sunday $ Bro Hood reg ular day Everybody come and giga him q good house
 ' ". Peerson= sent his daugh- ter. Mrs Herbert spafkman, at Grove. okla..a niee box of= apples iast Moniay
 C W. Brooks. Nrs Fannie skill err and children and al 9 sam Morton ahd Niss =Euz el.a Henson attended ehus=h at Oakland lat sunday
 The Graham tfa .her e5mFaey 5roke ia~R tHe.g eng en Clear freek last weeE aHd farea ot mn worked all dsy last Monday and are not ready 70 use it Yet
 IT. writer has lxet axeg=1u tHe -oaa by ahoal house tAe pa six month. and a Het even sen tse Rosl O4eeseeE pas tze toad sas nothing about so kin
 As PaHty, 5a aHs H.she# aLa=# l5lilIag neR hos.s itH % aas brother 0m Texas Aefe thinking 5s 10 a-fas and wants a fruit an5 stock ia m
 Mike
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

f booze vendors have been doing To- cal business with but little outside interruption for long time, but f is going to be a toss up now a to which court gets em first Inc le Sam or Judge Naples
 The local folks who are attend tug tbe summes school d Fayette- vile were al out visiting tie hone folks Saturday and sunday Misses Frankie and Flora CacdaelI and Alma Steward 2 tha students from Jobn-on
 MuIksepma grie4 to hear Of the affl.ettou wbirh threatens b befall Us in the Ioss of ouf weekly lat ter from dear old friend Don't Nor- " We hope to read many more os the letters before We pass into the night from the land banquet
 Ben Johnson and wife and Hugh EiehIyter and family left yesterday well equipped for good stay oy- er on White river where they ex- pect to make a record fish catch. Priestly Thompson went along with them to help briyg back the fish.
 The local A. H T A will hold it's regular monthly meeting Friday night. and d good attendance is de- sired. as delegate. are 10 be elset- ed to attend the annual meeting of the county organization which coavenes at Fayetteville Saturday July 26
 For the first time for many years the annual school enumeration shows less than loo persons of school age in the Johnson district. Only 97 were listed this time, which shows that Adam Fredr.cks family is needed to make the total great er Adam moved away few months ago
 Nt11I.aaarna
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
SPRING VALLEY
Last week )

ts1A--N '~5~AA'
 Road work oH the hill leading out of the bottom at Dowty's corner be- gan Monday
 4 corn making rain visited Us last Friday night II eonlitions continue favorable Arkansas will be there with the goods again next fall
 JoHn o'Brien, q New York mil Efenaiee, left his fortune and friends t9 come and live in AFkan- sas We've always said Arkansas would be appreciated sooner or lat ar
 Tom savage. supervisor. began warning oat hand to work the roads Tuesday He began at the bridge and WI work east He cer- tatuig has | large task before him 4 number Of culyertss are in bad conditions Tae9 ought to be torn out. ani fo=k fl put fa Instead B leaving the Ill few 5nehes low ee than tae road, the water will flow oyer, and the sediment vii be ianositei Oh the upper side. thus preventing the washing away Of soils and the formation of deep tftehss that eventually fuin the road
 Gov Major Of Missouri has by  proealmatton set apart TWO days fa August when every able bodied citizen Is expe tei 10 volunteer to improve the highways good lea We have holidays on which We fIIl u9 on booze. and indigest- 55l-s. b4neeittiug 10 one but the doctors; why not have two days e9aa working aai benefit everyone saaa5se avery ab 2 boiled eIfizen 7f Arkansas would put b two days work 8n tHa rosls. what an improve. n4a- W0aIa ra=altt Let some one aavaa 2lEma of =sH16e. ta tell w5at Hust f would do
 CeIs1s.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
JOHNSON.
Claude Davis is unloading a car ,f Kansas hay today

elaude Davis is unloading a car Of Kansas hay today
 Bert Johnson is buying some more IIerford attle to add to his herd Of white face beauties
 Several picnic parties from other neighboaaoods visited our springs and ponds during the pas week
 Ar aH4 Ms c k CfantheHs, of Winfield. Kansas are guests of their daughter. Mrs E. T steward.
 Misses B aad BeFaiee Hanks returned hone yes erday from q visit wita their cousin, Miss Lydia Cox, Of Yale. Ark
 Jack Bennett $ down from Spring dale eIeFking for the Johnson Mer- cantile Company while Hugh Lich- lyter ts away on his fishing trip.
 Mrs. William Pearson and daugh- ter. Mrs Sa.lia Rutherford came up from Weseytlle. Okla. Friday to spend few days with relatives in this vicinity
 Oliver Johnson. Of Ft Smith. Ark. was a visitor here last Fri day. Oliver is special officer of the [. s. Court, and is a terror to illicit liquor peddlars.
 The Stony Point band furnished music for the \ H T. A. picnic at Goshen last Saturday Several oth- CT Johnson folks iourneyed over there too, and all report very pleasant time
 Mrs Ina sisk, of Oxford. Miss Is seriously il at the home of her father, B F Johnson. in Fayette- vile Mrs sisk came up to the Ozarks I few weeks ago 10 spend the hot summer months
 Geo. Thompson says that he is going to take a rest from the blask- smith shop after next week, and prepare for big fishing trip, af- ter which he will begin to arrange to make sorghum lasses
 Lewis Rollin and family came down from Bantonville Sunday It hasn't been !ong since Lewis nov ed away from here. but it is very probable that he Is back again looking for job at the lime kilns
 4 force of lineman are working through Johnson today putting up ten telephone wires on the tele= graph poles along the Frisco track. The new wires belong to the Amer ican Telegraph and Telephone Com pany
 No one around Johnson has government nor state permit to handle liquor. yet fellow with q thirst has seldom eyer had much trouble ta find s.Hmulaat. as illiez
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

Doing hard work in bent O stooping position puts stitch in the back that is painful If the muscles have become strained. you can't get rid Of 1t without help. The great penetrating power of BAL Lard s SNOW LINIMENT will ap- peal 10 you most strongly at such times, because 1t is the very thing you need. Price 25e, soc and s1 00 Der bottle Sold by ". Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
EI.KINS.

T N Brown is building new dwelling house.
 Mrs. Simpsons sister. Mrs West from Texas. is visiting relatives here
 Brother saueesamaa filed his regular appointment last Sunday at Elkins
 There will be al iee cream sup per at EIkins next Saturday night Everybody invited
 Dudley smith is visiting friends at Oakland and attending the meet ing at this writing
 Ed D. L. Hood and L. L. John son. our missionary. are holding a meeting al Oakland this week We hope for a good meeting
 We are sorry 10 hear that our central man. Mr. sawrey and wife. are going to leave us. We are sure We can't fill their ? ace.
 Sea More
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
OAKLAND.

Dudley SmitH of Elk5hs is visit ing Ghas Ga8a chs Q=ek
 W w4ra glad b sse the shady Grove people Oakland Sunday Cone again
 Mss NaHu.- Fa4ssetfa= and chas. Geaae attended h8HeA at spring Creek las Taug-da4
 Ms. R.leg sai Ter aeahe@. Ar. Cook, of Alma, l E a. e.sisl4g T Bri8gawateg aHd wife this week
 Nr. aaa M WfI searag and IaagHt Ms Anna of : s3ringdaIe attended gzea at thI p.aee sun lay
 Res G4aAa# ei44e eafdwell and Misses Gestsa8e Isez and Mabel Bo5kout sp4a. sunday afternoon oa White River
 TAe ve4.vaA meeting #HieA began at tais plae- satufaaY night is pro- gFessIng nicely Good crowds are in attendance. anu Rev Hood and Johnson are ioing some excellent preaehtng Ever body cordially in- vited
 The death aaga visited tAi5 com manity last Fri.ay, and alled Grandma Iuman 10 her eternal aome sHe Raz s4 yaars of age. The remains were inferred in the emetery at z.oH. Saturday Rev line of 5priHgdaIa conducted tie funeral serVi =
 BIue Eve.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

of h.s wife being very ill Rev. Johnson $ conducting meeting at Oakland this week.
 Miss Fife Roberts and Mr. Spur geon Baggett left Saturday to be- gin teaching their schools We wish them great success.
 Wfnifrad
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
T0NTITON \.
Last week

TONTITONN.
 6Last week
 Jas. Strabala has his repair shop up and is now ready for business
 J. c Webbeg. mile eas1 of town. has put up ntce new barn lately
 Mary and Bertha Napier. daush- ters of Albert and Masdelena Nap fer from Combs. were baptized last Sunday
 Jos. Taldo has force of men out working the roads where the rain had washed ditahes Every thing i4 being pat ia f.ae shape
 EIg!ao Norsaa!. fsom Aatless Ok lahoma. is home cu yiszt b his parents. relatives and friends and of eouFse every one is glad 10 see him
 We now have three ssor5s in town, viz: V. C Owabey Frank Baudino aaa the Tontito0n Cash Grocer Co. and al. ase doIng good business.
 John Pozza has gone to Craig. Oklahoma, where he las been offer ed good employment ia q Iasge basi- ness house All his friends wsh hin the very best Of success 
 Rose Bastinali returned from Ghicot County where she has been teaching for several months. aud is glad to be at home She reports ehieot County mu dryer than | VAS here before the ran
 Rev pr Bandlni went to Krebs. Oklahoma, several days aeo to give some lectures in preparation for the great feast of Our Laag of Ht Car mal. which $ ee.ebsased oa Iuly 18th
 Kate Fanatic eame hone last Monday from ka55ma Oklahoma. where sne taught eey sa ssfuI term of school of 7X months dTza- ton She a. vel as al others. tHaf afe home fo va6attaH is glad . be baekia so9i 2Hi Tln- titown
 Emil5 Paatl. gase ] pa5E f5zae friend, Louise aeol44t4ee tsaa T-z- aekana. on Tues4av at4nlHe All tae young folks present report geeg enjoyable ttme aaI ae H7a8 ia theiE praise t5s Mz Eas H- n.ealite Ms to lave fzr home E teR 8ss
 B ab 58E Faaa.re- efa4 atz Redi=8z f9m ez#e-a F5t- et. Mes George and ss9G fe7fu Baz>...a Ns sHa- fsE Ya5 tofs t8al aad Re taa slescs ot Fatae Haa#.nt Mss Ba-s#Hel el HHste e ee
 ma pleas visa 1r
 To alI axaue
 5e | waiting f9ct &e az glad 10 t4a H!H take p.aee oa tas tas5 sa- gus iast Raea ca teaas aaa saaa ar- Ia aaa pom s9 sra e 5zatiou 1 welcome 4K 4e .8 ea | aa! every oHe p pa
 Last ueek W4Iaes Id i se9I Fain aaomPaa 7me Haa WHFa dfd quite am az sa0es distaa 5f t3an Fe.8aF na
 n esa.ns w= had aa5eHe aa4 everybody feels zo44 os aoea and peas a-e a-.5 tatntg aaa prospects, oarazsas lH all l.aes
 Re- r Baulla zls-s Fal pIaees u Oklahoma U ae uzzess of bia people here 55 al ae85.. n the lla e Wa4le he e H. sBent 5He 4tb ol Ful7 Rst Rev F Meeasa hasrt. D b a Ok l8homa City or his va 5E h. stopped al Rogers where a.oe new church Is almost c9mpiesed and from Rogers 4e went -5au Springs ,n answer 70 all and to visit Catholcs a- taaf place. He was gone quite nlaA= ot days and reports Yety p.easan. trip
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The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
OK GB0A l.
P6iH s5Hd me arates 9s paaea=z la-f week

VA Philip s5ad me erates of pea hes la,t week
 V pll=H has baaH on the f5f same tlma but :. bet ee- writing
 and Mrs Gavin il5 u5 aea 57QH Hea {le=ffH- -E56 FFIiaY s#I returned t74He saada7
 8I +4eral
 48 attended
 rek sunday and zea PaHHpz of @ e P1fI- aarsas Ra A. b.e ueaaa
 353 E=s @ folks aa ap mai =9ok a&e FiHsa aas-4l-5t- friends ftl .ase sunday @ aHs-a5a s spffus eak il fH4 aeeaoou
 zaH P51ea b Atueaa= OK. laa9ma l4sl &aaIps 10 visit u.s beoraa JiH Philips at tHat pla Zaa saga aata aai what Reee vefe god g8t t#eea blt corn looks ter5 7a
 3aH Crow aHi family arf- el Fzas t4t Non K TfHs vicinity VIII mE-s Hs er52saa t-a9= as he V1s ! xefy Hue lap #.ss aaa a5 fhe 0al5 ff5y4 sfftng a a65af taf yeas The Baa R!l sill play az Ne nave z33ue f-9l5a player fu tAaf aa se5l
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The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
Springdale. Ark. July Is 1913
A NOTE TO YOU

. UoTC n vOu Springdale. Ark. July Is. 1918 These frequent proposals that fou H'"s ii - supplies in the Drug Line. presisei ln oseaase We vnced that if accepted yoar part you VIII nave no osa n rrt vor decision conviction Is due to knowledge d M of the goods and the beJe that you want the best n the drug ae all items sold in hTs class
 YQu-> truly.
 W. c. OW \BEN.
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25
The Best Medicine in the World.

My little girl had bloody dysen- tery very bad thought she would die Chambertains Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoaa Remedy cur ed her and can truthfuIiy say that I think t Is the best medicine in the world, writes Mrs. William OrFfs, Clare, Mich For sale by all dealers
 What woman can dress for de- ponds to great extent upon whom she dresses for.
 baby there should b. bottle ot McGEEs BABY ELIXIR l. may be needed at any time to eorrest souz stomach wiad coli. diarrhoea or summer complaint It is l who!e some remedy. aontains ID opium. morphine injurious drug Of any kind Prtce 25e and =zoe per boz tls Soia bg V c O1Hbey
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

D9ST cough ned T. oa- a#a.az oHEsn 9F morphine Taey e7ast#Bate tie bow eis and do a0f eare. oalH sttfle tae ough. Examine tae Iaoe. aud If the mel he eontainf sHesa harmful. optatas refuse it F2.ele ; Heney and Tar compound contains ID optates. Is healing aud so3ths hsng ". q oHnbey
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

Bs.ies Ajax lafElns the Ughtn- tag taese 3ee he taas on tHe bl q h. tssS isetltg tAe sunshine
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

Blue Eyes
The Springdale news., 1913-07-25

T NJ Brown is building new dwelling house
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-10-25


10. One 1T of miscellaneous mortgage
notes, due by divers persons and bearing
upon divers property. complete list OF
which appears on the inventory Of this
estate
Ii. One lot OF miscellaneous personal
notes, or notes OF hand, d complete list OF
which appears on the Inventory OF this es-
tate, and due the deceased by divers per.
o n
Is. one lot OF miscellaneous open ac-
counts, due by divers persons. TO the de-
ceased, and a complete list of which APP
pears on the=inEentory of this estate.
IS. Thirty head OF horned cattle.
II. One aun mare; one sorreI horse. Six
head OF mules: twenty-five head of coats;
Forty head of hogs Two wagons; e
hack, one moving machine; ten plov.s and
harroWs; one j planter; one scoop Four
Hundred bushels of corn, Ii saddle; one
buggy. n surTy; q wheel barrow; six
beds and beddtlgs two w-ashstands; three
dressers; two armofrs; one parior suite;
one wall Tnapi n telephone box; one iron
{Mosler1 safe; two Kitchen safess one sew
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-10-25


Ing machine, one dining room &ahie. enc
cook stove anu utensils. complete. One lot
kitchen utensils; three large pots: one lot
III nails; two cross cut saws; one bed room
set, bedding, etc.
IS. twenty-five lots IN Oklahoma City,
being lots one To tWenty.tHo. inclusive, IN
Block Four. WHnlot Place Addition to SAID
City.
~. The undivided one.half 1f two f2l loFs.
standings IN the name Of E. and A. Il. La
aeur. situated in WSnona, Okla, Usage
Comfy, and being lots seventeen end
eighteen Of Block thirteen, M said city.
TERMS OF SALE. All the real estate to
oe sold on terms vi credit as follows:
. 1-s percent of perenase price cash, and
the balance payable III THREE equal an
nual instruments, represented by mort
gogs notes bearing 5 per cent per annun1
Interest, with usual security and other
clauses All the ether property Of the es
tate TO be sold fer CASH,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-10-25

E3. a certain tract OF land, together with
all the buildings and Improvements there
on, situated on Bayou Rouge, st. Landry
Parish, La, and containing ~Sixty-nine
arpeilts and bounded North by property
OF Le1eune. south by s%oileau, East by Goud-
chaux, and West by G~oudchaux.
i. 500 shares capital stock OF the Union
Rice and Irrigation Co.
5. Fifty shares preferred stock of the
Union Rice and Irrigation Company.
s. Bond No. SIC Of the Union Rice II r.
I. Bond No. sos Of the Unton Rice ana r.
rigati0n Co
s. Thirteen shares capital stock OF the
Lawtell Farmers Union Warehouse Com
s. 100 shares capital stock Of the Plat
sance Oil Company.
10. Five shares capital stock of the
Planters National Bank OF Opelo1sas, La.
II. - Shares capital stock of the 0pe lou
sas Sugar Company. Limited.
ia. Fifty shares or income Certificates OF
Cherokee Life Insurance Company OF
Rome. GA.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-10-25

l.. certain tract oil land, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, stu
ated partly IN st. Landry and partly In
Evangeiine Parishes, containing Eight
Hundred n Forty $40 arpents, more or
less and Known as the home place OF the
deceased.
q. A certain tract of land. with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, stu
ated In Pot Cove, st. landry Parish, La.
and containing One hundred and seven
teen {l1T1 arpents.
N. b. The two tracts OF land above de-
scribed, are to he subdiyided into
tracts OF % and 50 arpents, or similar
quantities, except that portion of the
home place on which the last residence
OF the deceased is situated, which will
comprise $50 arpents, which said sub
divisions are fully designated on a plat
of survey which prospective purchasers
may examine on application to the n
dersigned joint administrators, or Pey-
ton II. Sandoz, Attorney, or Richard NJ.
Hollter, surveyor, Opeiousas, La.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-04-04
EXCELLENT LITTLE
COMPANY OF AMATEURS

Ocala's clever little boy and girl
company gave fine performance at
the Temple last night, They had good
play and rendered 1t exceedingly well.
They had quite a fair-sized audience.
tho not as large as they deserved.
The company adopted the name of
the Thalian Club, which was suggested
by Professor Looney, than whom no
one in the city is better posted on
classical literature.
As proof positive that the Thalians
have made hit, they left this after
noon 10 play at DunneIIon tonight, the
engagement having been made on ac-
count of their clever acting,
The receipts from the performance
were 1927, nearly all clear gain, and
all of which will go to the hospital.
The young folks gave a parade this
afternoon when they started for Dun
Mellon. They were in two cars, the
girls dressed as red cross nurses and
the boys wearing the uniforms of th'
hospital corps. They attracted muel
attention and favorable comment Thu
ears were chaperoned by Mrs. Greer
and Mrs Moorhead,
Everybody who attended last night
performance praises the young per
formers, and all were much pleased
with the excellent music by Fishep
| orchestra