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AUCTION SALES

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SEPTEMBER g, AT NO.
274 II street, I viii sell 6 rooms Of nice
furnishings. including iron and brass
beds; springs. new Ostermoor mattresses,
dressers, commodes. rockers. center ia
bless oak dining set. leather-seat chairs,
Administer and Brussels rugs, large
Stewart range, ice chest large dressers,
bookcase. lot of fruit jars. chiffonier,
hall tree. leather lounge and other goods
for the home. Sale at 1890 a. m. Re-
member, II I don't sell for you we both
lose, as I know values and I'm the Oldest
auctoneer in the city. I have made
more auction sales than all the auction
GERS in the city put together. Thirty
years in Utah, and I have made a sue
cess, Why? I know my business. My
terms are 10 per cent commission on
gross sale. I furnish auctIoneers or go
myself TO make sales anywhere. Furni-
ture or merchandise play no favorites.
High dollar gets the goods, 1 have no
store. so l don't want TO buy your goods.
But I can get you moro money at auc-
ton for your goods than you can get
from dealer, or why do l make so
many sales2 Answer, a word to the
wise should be sufficient, c. e. Osterloh,
Aucuoneer My phone, Wasatch 2S24-W.
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NEAT SOLICITORS FOR GOOD PROP
osItlon: men and women. Apply 314
lst ave, bet s and ESQ a. e5975
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CONTRACTORS

! will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife. Ethel William
son.
(Signed) j. A. WILLIAMSON.
Aug. 81, 1913, e4433
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GOOD coy WITH WHEEL TO WORK
all winter Drug Store. End So. and
sth East. efo-s
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ARMY AND NAVY GAME
STILL is UNDECIDED

WEST POINT. N, z. Aug. so.-There
was no change today IN the army navy
football situation. Having arranged TO
play the Carlisle indians in place OF the
navy, November 20. the army expects to
go through with It's progra mme
It is reported that pressure is being
exerted from the war and navy depart
ments In Washington TO reach an AMIGA
bile decision as 10 the arena for the army
navy game but nobody here today would
confirm or deny the report The cadets
Will so ahead with their preliminary
football preparations. Practice will be-
gin next week.
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SBIj1 BATTLE
4 q Fan, IL Look Ok, to
| biIas Contest

e Hs,gren OF ~ the 9
pn .".,e y; 10 leaving n9.n n9 :
;;siss1tr 2. s.1or, 10 make MOI. On >
Ssss ...- asst OF the sea. sea.
. ani,5 several features
> IT sTs',ss. 4. regulation class class
,a * y ',. sce between Freq 60
3 p! y, fir, isr.e and ave miles; niles
~ ...In MnD" irs" in the last few "
'l,sd i,s made a wonderful r. vi
y ", ,s,ulI .,5, him to the hos
p ~ ~ - and the fact that
t.,fInr Nhilllet 4,
II s,cs case has made. made II
,r,FzrayatIng ma TO whittier; ::
u, ,ss, ne Will be ape 20
LAW. Monday night.
.,SrtI Is causing more Una u
,-cgn, Of interest is me
- between Theo samuel ns
4. Ealing as one team aha
20, and Rognon as the
.rg se ,he hrst time In the
4, p:sI motor racing game
4 rs lind has been run on
~ ,nd the fans are LOOKING
:. ,,.trssling contest,
,is h a Labor day spe,
-, l,es-tor-all. In which a.!
:, r,dlag at the track Will
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CUT FLOWERS

HUDDART FLORAL CO.. 62 so. MAIN
st. Phone 106. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. n1633
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@' ',l WRIGHT TO
FINAL MATCH

S ssss wa a, yaC n have survived
-,S:,ii ., ,y,,l Ihs Deseret gyra-
!. arsrSs, me ne winner OF the
.i n ,hs ,Ihss'sned med loving cup.
J s'',;i;,day. ,s;;siy. 'is','ans' ,ss rssu,ts tsu5s =
d II move; e, Wellington de-. e.
.sas, s.S' So as. Lund do
.H. -; Wright desea ted ted
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BRYAN Delivers Lecture.

BELAIR, Md, Aug. 30,-Secretary of
State William jennings Bryan lectured
at the Belair Chautauqua this evening
on "The Signs OF the Times He
came here from Oxford, Pa, where he
spoke to a similar assembly this after
noon.
Mr.. Bryan left on his return to Wash
ington Immediately after closing his
address.
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UTAH SCHOOL OF MATCHMAKING
offers good opportunities to young men
learn a good trade; day and night classes.
1928 D. +. Walker Bldg.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING
". WfLIiAMS & soN. iS6 = STREET'
Wasatoh 1545-W. Upholstering, chairs
recaned o342
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EXPERIENCED COMEDIAN FOR
vaudeville act. must sing. Phone Muir
ray 35S-J. e4lf-
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l% ! sigas Again.

& s-ost,v1, l.; - Aug. ao.-Frsa
iiassaa, pitcher. 1sit.. who re-, ea
IS + a. ss,s1ss sf.,ss'sssr ! new g, sontrset sssf
sas. q Vel s.llini IN The saS games ,es
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so LABoRERs APPLY TO FOREMAN
at 18th East and 3rd South and 5th
East between 10th and 11th South sts:
1929
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE, 6S EAST 1ST so.
ESQ rooms, rates SOC, 40c and SOC: mod
ern: baths, 15c. n1339
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CUT THIS OUT FOR LUCK-sEND
birth date and 10c for wonderful horo-
scope OF your entire life Prof. Raphael.
400 Lexington ave, New York c4i31
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MISS BERTHA wAGENER's STUDIO.
II East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
lessons, c96a
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September 9o

Ssli I, &, (, Aug. so.-wnlIe
s. M satiss5S ss5Sa%SDlon. mp and Fred ,s,ie !.
k,.sS.r d '1siF 3 SsssH;y!gTSosuiaadd sT: gSsiad
';lS 's 70 s's is,a,.r n rg;isfsn,se ;i r. st'
9 'ss day :, 'ss ass l;s,S;DOund ;,s1D.
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Federal League.

Al pIt,sburs-Iudianep polls Q; Pittshurs, !. tTer
,nnings.) .,, "a
~ Chicago-Kansss City. S; Chicago
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@nnITTONAL SPORTING NEWS
Union League i'm Figures

7 Batting complied
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TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. SEPT.
2nd-3rd. at IL w, 3rd South, Ely hotel.
over GREENWALD, upstairs, 1 Will sell
"A rooms CT very nice furniture, consist
ing of dressers. chiffoniers. brass beds.
iron beds, spring mattresses, gas range,
writing desk. inlaid linoleum. carpets,
rockers, chairs, 400 yards hall carpet, din
Ing table, table lamp. wardrobes, quarter
oak buffet; everything sold to the high
est bidder, as the lease is up and re.
pairs in progress. Sale 1880 q. m. John
Jones auctioneer. e4316
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Western Lecgus

AZ omaha-st, Joseph. &: Omaha O.
At Topcka-Donver. Il; Topeka. g.
At Sioux City-Dos MoincS, 2: Sioux CITY. g.
At Wlchlta-Linccln, 2: Wichita. s.
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Salt Laker in New York.
Special to The Tribune.
!, new YORK, Aug. 3o.-Imperial, j.
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PERSONAL



WILL PAY 500 IF FAIL.
Sweet Spirits OF Eden (s3l used with
OIL Of Eden ($2). which removes without
q knife golfers, tumors, enlarged glands
ana cleans out all external sewers. curing
rheumatism. all kindred ailments. Re-
stores vitality 10 all weak parts: cures
chronic constipation, d!sordered dlges-
tion. sick bilious headaches and nervous
got them. see Dr.. John L. Kellett (presi-
dent Of c. c. Medical Coz. res 332 So
w. Temple ct, 8 10 II, 10 4. p. o. Box
8l3 S. L. G, Utah ei432
LADIEs-slOOO REWARD: 1 POSITIVE
ly guarantee my great successful
'Monthiy remedy; safely, relieves some
cases in three TO five days: no harm.
pain or Interference with work: NAL!
$3.50. Double strength. So. DR.. B. p.
Southington Remedy Co. Kansas City.
Mo. oI5
LADIES.
Why Why should she - You suffer every m9nth ont;
Tasn ness herb ss 2es ssedeh r20 h"n w2 H R S
reach2 No drugs, no knife. lie South
e1s5l
D. r. FoNG,
Chinese Celebrated Herbalst, master OF
all so-called lncura ole diseases. Salt
Lake offices 116 So, Main Free con-
e34oo
CUT THIS, OUT FOR LUcK-sEND
birth date and 10c for wonderful horo
scope OF your entire life Prof. Re phael
H99 Lexington ave, New York. cfi31
CUT THIS OUT FOR LUcK-sEND
birth date and 10c for wonderful horo
scope OF your entire life. Prof. Raphael.
4s9 Lexington ave. New York c4s3I
WANTED-INFORMAT OF WHERE
a5outs of John Dietrich. Notify John
Burda, Gen. Del. City. e1956
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Northeastern League

Portland. 8; Vancouver. L
Spokane, 4: Victoria, q. i'-'@-''"--s- -
Tacoma, g. Seattle,
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Southern Leagu.

Birmingham. l. .; Montgomery. o. o.
Now Orleans. Z. S: Atlanta. 5. L.
Nashville @. Memphis. 3.
Chattanooga. S. Mobile, g.
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100 MISF1T SUITS FOR SALE AT
cost. Nonby Suitoriurn. 21s State st
close
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborers.
55 West Second South Phone 45i
o413
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ENROLL NOW AT HENAGER's BUsI-
ness College. Fall term opens Sept. 2.
Positions guaranteed to all graduates Get
the best. e2936
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PEOPLE TO SEE VAL
dron, the white wonder and his big
medicine show. every night Admission
free 4th South and State, e57lI
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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER g. AT BIS c
street. will sci! rooms OF nice furni
ture, including iron and brass beds, VIII
ton and Administer rugs, mahogany and
birdseye dressers, oak dining set. Z large
rockers. center tables. Singer sewing ma
chine new Bucks range, Kitchen uten-
sils, dishes, gasoline stove. lawn mower,
garden hose, sanitary couch and every
thing for the home. Sale at 1870 a. m.
q. z. OSTERLOH. Auctioneer
e4636
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D. r. FONG, CHINESE CELEBRATED
Herbalst, master Of all so-caIled In
durable diseases. Salt Lake offices, 116
So Main, Free consultation by present
ing this notice. e1759
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SEVERAL NEW AND SECONDHAND
bicycles for sale cheap. Wilcox. 135
e. End South. e284S
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3OYS-TF YOU DON'T BUY FROM US
we both lose money. ROWE'S Clothes
Shop-for ooys--Walker Bank building
ei72s
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I WANT 20 MEN TO WORK WITH
construction gang in Idaho; Will pay
SO and board per day and railroad fare.
iice. Il6 w. 2nd South. e3eoa
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ACCORDION PLEATING

-~~~~~-~~o~~-~~-~~>~-~>- -~>-~-~>~~--~-~-~~~~~-~-~~~
SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING.
SOS East 3rd South Phone Hyland
7s7-J b457l
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BECOME DETECTIVES. BIG PAY.
Easy work Travelling opportunities.
Write Frederick Wagner. 1243 Lexington
avenue New York b1583
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RELIABLE MEN IN THIS AND EVERY
towr in the intermountain states, 10
handle a proven proposition; no capital
eeSs
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FLORISTS
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards, 442 s. State.
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS PETERSON, 70 RICHARDS ST,
BRASS Clipped glass and painted Phone
WAsatch 1908. x3k
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wANTPD-AT ONCE. ONE THOU
sand first and second class necha MICS
to buy and sell the!r tools az the variety
Store, 3i7 So. State. near Broadway
ese3S
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BRICK sHADER. APPLY LEEK BRICK.
Ogden. Utah. e29l2
The Springdale news., 1913-01-17
SURE CURE FOR SEASlCKNESS
Experience of Cargo of Deal Mutes Sets Ships Doctor to
 Thinking.

in the gittering summer evening a pretty girl in white paced the prone made deck of a comfortable White Star liner.
 T perceive" said a pale passenger, that you have cotton in your ears. Nay I ask why?"
 She blushed and drowned
 Yes. you may ask" she said, If YOU don't mind being impolite But, lmpolite or not, I'll answer you. have cotton in my ears to ward of seasick- ness"
 The pale passenger gulped. You don't say!" he cried, hopefully.
 Yes, do say Many years ago a ship conveyed cargo of deaf mutes from Boston to Liverpool. and not one of the deaf mutes got seasck This caused the ships doctor to put on his linking cap. He stuffed the ears of seasick voyager with cotton, and the voyager, thus deafened. got right up from his sick bed and ate seven. course dinner Since that time 1t has been realized that the stomach nerves and the nerves of hearing are in sym pathy. and by dulling the hearing of the seasick their illness In many cases has been made 10 disappear.
 Where's some cotton? It's worth trying" said the pale one, as he hur- fied away.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-17
MOUNTAIN HOME.

Mrs. Cleo Robinson is on the sick list this week.
 The saw mill on MT. H. Riee's farm is now in operation.
 Miss Jessie sherrod was the guest of Miss Ava Davis Sunday.
 People are busy these nice days getting ready for the next snow.
 School will open at this place the first Monday of February with Prof. Lee Fair as instructor
 Miss Lela Ware of Missouri and Miss Sue Frost Of Habberton were Sunday callers at B V Sherrod's s
 MT. and Mrs. R. J. Mayes. ST, and children returned Sunday from an extended visit with relatives in Texas
 Well. did you think that Honey bunch was dead She has been gone from home for the past few months.
 Prof. w. E. Mayes, who las just closed very successful school at Wyman is visiting friends and rel atiyes at this place.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Neill and Mir and Mrs. Curtis Neill are the proud parents of bouncing boys. Mother and babies are doing nicely.
 IL is reported that the wedding bells have been ringing ia our midst, but for fear it isn't true We will not mention the parties inter ested
The Springdale news., 1913-01-17
OAk.GION F..

Grandma Aaron Is poorly yet
 Jim Davidson has bought saw rig and is over at Ed Hughes saw ing wood
 Henry Blankeaship did some shooting in VA Phillips well Iast week.
 Mr. Bailer Of springdale has rent cd Mr. Hughes farm and moved oa same last week.
 Miss Rosey Aaron took Miss Der thass place as teacher at Oak Grove while Miss Bertha is sick.
 Otto Aaron doesn't seem to= =be getting along very well He was very porly Sunday morning.
 Grandma Mutt was very sick last Friday. The doctor was called but she was some better Sunday
 Misses Hattie and Rosey Aaron came home Friday from Harman where they closed successful term of school
 We had that long needed rain last Friday and Saturday and t turned cold Sunday morning was real winter weather
 Mrs Esaw Regley went over in Benton county one day last week to see her sister. Mrs. John Jones. who is very sick
 Miss Bertha Aaron was sick part of last week and had 10 give up her school Thursday and Friday. 90 Miss Ruth Sturdiyant taught in her place.
 Last Wednesday night the 4. 0. |. W. lodge at Springdale gave supper and had their public installa= ton of officers and the Oak Grove string band was employed to fur nish music for the occasion. John ney was there. as he belongs to the band, and we can't praise the ladies too much for the nice supper they Set. Every one seemed to enjoy the supper immensely We band boys extend our thanks to the ladies lot their Kindness to us, and also te he lodge tor their kindness.
 Johnney.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-17
BALDWIN.

Our school will close in a couple of weeks with an entertainment
 Parties from Kansas passed thru here recently with drove of 125 head of cattle.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roberts vis- tied Sunday with the latters fath- CT, ". B. King.
 Last Sunday and Saturday night was Rev Beaman's regular appoint ment at Baldwin.
 Will Couch and Walter Roberts took some porkers 10 Fayetteville Saturday for the butchers.
 Ed Roberts and family attended church at Wyman Sunday. There lis a singing normal in progress at Wyman, Prof Hamby being the teacher.
 Elmer Drake has been trading stock recently He sold a span of mules for $500, and bought a nice young mare and mule. both broke to work
 W. B. King went up to Purdy. Mo, recently after his eldes daugh- ter. Mrs. Florenee Riddel, who has moved here 10 make her home. Mr King found q Purdy another daugh- ter, Mrs. Shirley Riddel, who return turned with them.
 Mrs. w. Counts and her sist= CT, Mrs Mcguire. spent Christmas at WestYilIe, Ok, with their broth CTS, Fred and Claud Couch There was family reunion Of brothers and sisters. some of whom had not seen each other for eighteen years.
 Miss Ethel Drake and Tom Paris were married Sunday morning al 10 o'clock at the home of Jake Drake. Rev Beaman officiating The bride and groom were given a dinner Monday al the home of the latter's grandparents. Uncle Ali Mhoon and wife. The bride and groom went to Fayetteville Monday and bought furniture and will go 10 housekeeping near the form T home Of the bride
The Springdale news., 1913-01-17
HICKORY FLATT.
ots Of bad weather.

Lots Of bad weather John Means is on the sick list this week.
 W. ". Parsley is fixing to move his house.
 Shade Gibson spent Sunday with Dick McCollom.
 L. A coger and family are dow n with lagrippe.
 Clabe HammoHds and family are visiting at F NJ. Gibson's Tom Means is over on his place near Macedonia at work this week. c. W. Coger and wife SD. IL Sat urday night and Sunday al James Means.
 There was singing al L. A Cog CTS Sunday, but small crowd at tended it.
 Misses Annie Means and Pearl Goger are attending school at Spring Valley.
 Washington.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-17
CAVE SPRINGS.

George Harris has had 4 horses to die this winter.
 Ben Gould received car load of chops and bran last week.
 George Smith moved in Bill Shocks house last Saturday here in town.
 John Murdock is working in Bill Rozier's blacksmith shop to learn the trade.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs H l.. Chase one mile east of town last week. baby girl.
 We had big rain last Friday and Saturday. and Saturday after noon it turned cold
 J. c. McAndrew sold his farm up near Bentonville to ". T. Ivy of Texas. consideration s5,5o0.
 Marshal Morrison, who moved here from Highfill is assisting ]. c. McAndrews in the bank at this place.
 Stroud brothers unloaded car load of corn chops and bran last Saturday They are feeding 61 head Of hogs
 Lige Allen killed two hogs last week one was guessed to weigh 100 lbs. the other one was thought to weigh 600 lbs.
 Lige Allen. who lives one mile northeast Of town. has built him a new concrete cellar and smoke house over the cellar.
 Mr Fitzgerald, our photographer. after few months stay in our town, sold his household goods and moved his family back to Texas.
 J. C. MeDaniel, former cashier of the Bank of Cave Springs. who was convicted last September of embez- element and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary, was pardoned last week by Gov Bonaghey.
 MT Wilburn, a veterinarian of Westville. Oklahoma. arrived in Cave Springs last Saturday morn ing to make this his home. Mrs. Wilburn and son Hugh have been here for several months. We vel come doctor Wilburn 10 our town.
 H. M. Cleveland traded his farm on the west side of town to Ed. Smith last week, consideration
The Springdale news., 1913-01-17

Nearly every family around here is busy entertaining grippe or whooping cough.
 Lillie McCamey is visiting her sister. Mrs. Arthur Pearson, near Oak Grove this week.
 A. B. Dobbs is talking of going up to Tontitown and engaging in the produce business this winter.
 < gentleman from some place in Kansas came down 10 E. F. Wrights Sunday and expects to buy bunch of cattle while here.
 Harve Geralds has been very sick at the home of his brother Ray for several weeks. Very little hope is felt for his recovery On account of so much grippe and whoopingg cough it was decided to close the school at this place Fri day This has been very success full term of school and everybody sorry to see it close
 Hon B. H. Greenhouse left Thurs day for Little Rock to attend the meeting of the legislature Uncle Ben had to 20 uninstructed as To his vote for E s. Senator. as the rainy day crowd around the stofe failed to agree oh man. Albert Craig. who has been yis= ting with his mother and other rel atiYes in this section, will probably leave for Hinsdale, Mont, nAxt Thursday Albert Is sporting gen- uine beaver skin ofercoat, having trapped the fur himself with Whiaa to make it.
 James AshWorth and Miss Dallas Farley were united in marriage Sun day. Jan !, at the home Of the brides brother. J. H Farley, Rev Scuyler Cowan officiating Mr Ash worth and wife left for Nashville. Tenn, Sunday evening where they will make their future home.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-17

s3,10o. MT. Smith is living on R. c. Megehee's farm south of town at present. We have not learned just what MT. Cleveland intends to do.
 Misses Nola and Emma Poin- dexter of Liberty district northeast Star district, Carrie Atkinson and Arnet Watkins of Spring Creek dis trict were new pupils at the Cave Springs school last week. We well come the young people to our school
 John Penn