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The Springdale news., 1913-10-03
lAIINIEW

Mrs Demp GoWan is on the sick list
 Apple picking will begin this week
 Johnny Bautts is attending the business college at Rogers
 Mrs Eliza Neil is spending few days with her son. Ras at Ft. Smith.
 School was dismissed Friday in order that the children might at- tend the circus.
 Geo. s. Reeder and E A Bald win loaded car of apples at the ' last week
 Mrs. Gus Lewis and children of Kansas City are visiting her mother Mrs Geo C Ward
 Miss Margaret Bautts is employ ed in the millinery department of Parks Dry Goods store at Rogers.
 Miss Bertha Pheelan. who has been visiting relatives in Los Ang- elas, Calf, returned home Satur- day
 Morgan Miller of Prairie Creek also Misses yerna and Duby Daily were Sunday afternoon callers al the Phelan home
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03
SJI.lHt F CIT.

Ne are having plenty of rain now.
 Mrs Burchett has been on tie slek list the past week
 Ben Kinion of New Cross visited at John Boaz Sunday
 Only a very few from here took in tue show at Fayetteyils Saturday DilIford Carter. wife and baby wis ited al MT Palme1s and Flights near Trace last Sunday
 Albert Fawbush and cousin Miss Clara Fawbush attended Sunday School at Salem Sunday
 Charley Shook and family left last Monday for Oklahoma where they will try working awhile
 Glen Boaz. Donas Douglass and Finis Sutton took in the Socialist to-do at Ridge Sunday afternoon.
 Hildra Neal and wife are the proud parents of new boy who came to their home Thursday night
 Mr. Sawyers and family and J L. Buaz and sIfe visited Mrs Ham shew and son of Trace Valley sun lay
 Miss Ethel Burehett. who is working in the central office a. Elkins. visited home folks last week
 Miss Lottie Watts, who is teach ing at Trace Valley, visited home folks near Prairie Grove from Fri day till Tuesday
 Jim Terry, wife and children Gladys and Dorothy attended the sanetified meeting at New Zion Sat- urday week ago and dined with Will Reed and family
 some Ft0piS alt top At+-- sS N't something worse) 10 take count " paper yet these same people will borrow their neighbor 5 paper, and if the home items are not 10 their notion they will misquote t when talking to others
 
 In writing our last weeks items we failed to make mention of the surprise dinner given al the home of John Boaz on Wednesday the 17th in honor of MT and Mrs. Boaz' twenty second wedding anniy rsary Their Il year old daughter, Miss Angie. had planned the surprise in
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03
OAK GROVE.
John Penn
(Be nton County

Frank Robbins has new tele- phone in his residence
 Good evaporator apples are worth 40 cents per bushel at Baskerville
 School is progressing nicely at Oak Grove with Mir Robinson as teacher
 Bert Reynolds sold his farm to a MT Sullivan from Kansas, eoaside: a. tion $2.o0O Bert is talking of go- ing to Texas
 Mrs singleton,s brother, Will Hinton, has ben up from Park Hill Okla. on visit He returned home Saturday
 Eanrae Kerr and family have nov ed into the house vacated by Willis Rone and Barney Grammer moved up close to Vaughn Riz Brickey and daughter of Los Angeles. Calf are here visiting friends and relatives Mr Brickey left Arkansas some ten or twelve years ago.
 | U Know had the pleasure of attending the singing at Oak Grove. ofer in Washington County last Sun day and can say be enjoyed the day very much
 Cid crank. an old eitizen of Ben ton County and now living near Osaee Mins. is very low with BrigAfs disease and is not ex pee ed to live many hours.
 | Know
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03

In every home there should be bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery. ready for immediate use when any member of the family contracts a cold or cough Prompt use will stop the spread Of sickness S A. slid. of Mason, Mich, writes My whole family depends upon pr Kings New Discovery as the best eough and cold medicine in the world Two 5oc bott'es cured me of pneumonia. . Thousands of oth- er families have been equally bene- ft.ed and depend entirely upon Dr. Kings New Discovery to cure their coughs. colds, throat and lung
 ropbles Every dose helps. Price scc and s1oo All druggists H.. L. Bucklen X Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03
Frisco Coop rating With Ear1nef>
 and Agriculturists.

The News is in receipt of the fol- lowing from the office of The Fris- co in St. Louis, and it is some thing that should interest the fruit growers in this vicinity. The rate on ear of manure from Kansas City to springdale is SIP, which would make the car cost s14 on track here Following is the letter:
 St. Louis, Sept, 24, 19I3@Edi- tor News The St Louis and San ranciseo has established a new low rate on manure in carload lots This rate just covers the cost of transportation and has been made solely in an effort to aid the farm CTS and orchardists in the work of developing the agricultural resourc- es along it's lines
 The Kansas City Stock Yards peo- pie state that they will load the cars for $200 each Their capacity is about ten cars per day except during the months of May, June and July, when tae supply runs short
 These rates yary according to mileage, and it is necessary that all parties interested consult with local Frisco agents immediately, so that they may determine the exact rate to their neare st station Owing to the increased demand for manure, there vii not be enough to supply all farmers who dfs re to use stock yards manure on their lands unde I this new arrangement For that rea son 4t=i is neee Ssaey that arrange ments De made at al carly date to pIaee .neh orders as will be needed during the Fall and Win.er months
 Yours yeay tfuly,
 IT L,,sxls.I
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03

The revival services at the Bap- list Church closed Sunday
 Several of the folks went up to Rogers last Friday 10 the big show
 Thurman Bohart ased ear load of lime on his farm northeast of town
 H. c Stroud put in a concrete culyert on main street north of the depot
 Ed Michel took charge of the depot as agent last week at Heal ing Springs,
 More rain ast week, so We have plenty of moisture n the ground for wheat sowing.
 Several of the folks drove over to Fayetteville Monday to attend the fair this We. k
 John Sigmon and his men and team are widening out ditch for the railroad west of town
 Bob Kelley filled his silo last week. This is the last slo in this naighborhood for this year
 L. E. Bush and wife went over to Spring Valley last week to visit their daughter Mrs Sam Adams.
 Rev Foster, a Rogers Christian preacher, will commence a protact- ed meeting Tuesday night of this week.
 W.E. Diven sold several lots last week to W ] Yount in the Johnson second addition, consid- eration s400
 R. c Megehee. wife and daugh- ter Miss Anna of Bentonville were down Saturday and Sunday on business and visiting friends and relatives.
 We understand the Smith broth es have traded their farm just west of town to a gentleman from Wash ington County, near WeddingtoD Gap, for farm there.
 H. B Livingston bought the 3 lots here in town on west street from his son F. r Livingston and is making preparations to build a residence for himself and family
 Uncle Lige Graves, the section foreman at Healing Springs, moved in the lone Burch house last week Jone and his family are southwest of Elm Springs running a saw mill.
 The Smith brothers moved the Apostolic church house last week from the Harris lots to the church. es' own lots some distance east of
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03
- - ARRESTED.

Further arrests are being made daily-no of persons. but of pain It's Hunts Lightning Oil that so many people are talking about be cause it arrests and stops pain, and affords almost instant relief in eas- es of Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Head aches, Burns. etc lust try t if you want pain to quit quick.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03

s4eh a manner that not one of the family had eVen an iHklng of t antil neighbors began 10 arrive win well filed baskets There were II who paftook of the bounteous dinner he good friends and rela- tiYes had prepared, and to say We all did ample justice te the dinner would be putting it rather mild We wish them many happy returns of the day
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03
Lone Star
SHADY GROVE.

Paul Steadman has typhoid fever, but is reported better.
 Gunter Brooks went down to Elm Springs last week baliHg hay
 Fred BooRout and family visited V W Peerson and wifi Sunday.
 Several of our people are going to attend the fair at Fayetteville this week
 Walter Banks and wife visited Andy Roberts and wife Sunday near Fishback
 Alf Cawthon and wife of Kansas are visiting his father and mother this week
 The Shady Grove school will dis miss Tuesday for the fair at Fay etteyille
 Miss Lueella H neon and Miss Maud Smith made visit to Savoy Friday evening returning Sunday
 Pete Graham did quite business last week trading horses and wag- ons with Tom Loekhart of Johnson. Gid Liehlyter's sale was very well attended considering the kind of day he had. and every thing sold reasonably we'll
 Sunday was regular church day, but Bro L L. Johnson failed to come. Had a conference meeting and elected Bro Johnson as pastor for this year.
 Lee Bridenthal, while in Spring dale last week delivering molasses in gallon buckets, left one in his buggy and some one got it. Lee will be thankful if the person will return the bucket
 Mike
 Every mother thinks her son is
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03
SPECIAL FREIGHT RATE ON
 MANURE FROM KANSAS CITY

where it was. They moved the house with Smiths engine John sigman and bis crew of men have completed the grading for the switches at the depot and they al so filled in around the depot with gravel which is a great improve ment
 Tnhp papn
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03

All you wha safe torptd liver, weak digestion CT eens:ipated bow els look cut for chifs The seas- on is here and the ar is full of the dise ase germs fhe best thing to do is to get your liver T good condition and arifg the stomach and bowels HERBINE is the right remedy. it answers the purpose com pletely Price 50e Sold by W G. Cwnbey
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03

A valuable dresnsing for flesh wounds, burns, sealds, old sores, rash. chafed skin, is BILLIARDS s SNOW LINIMENT, it is both heal Ing and antiseptie. Price 25, soc and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by w.. c. Ownbey
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03

time after death had claimed him. Deceased was an old Confederate saldier and was born in Bedford County, Tenn, January IS, 1S36.- Prairie Grove Herald
 J. L. Harris announces in this issue of The News as candidate for county tax assessor. MT Har- ris resides in Fayetteville, but is a teacher, having taught in various parts of the county since 1902. He is at present engaged in school work at Habberton. MT. Harris made the race for this office four years ago, and although stranger to the majority of voters, he car ried eight townships and was sec ond in ten others In his circular Mr. Harris says T want the office be ause l need the money to help me accomplish few things that will b. almost impossible at my pres ent occupation It is the only Of flee in the county l want and l be lieve the duties of that office would just suit me and l know l m qualified to attend to the business. 7
 company of orphan children, three girls and eight boys, under the care of the Childrens Aid Soei- ety of New York, were placed in the following homes in this vicinity Friday Arthur Atkinson, aged three years, was placed with Rev John F. Parker, Earl Atkinson with R. M. Morton Lester Atkinson az ed ten, with 1 r Nolan east of town. Edna Potter, aged four, and her brothers, Harry and Walter Pot ter, aged six and nine years, were placed with w E Gou'd at Cane HI. lula Duboise, aged eight yeafs with T A Morrow on Cove creek Leah Tripp and brother, Frederick Tripp. aged thirteen and six years were placed with F W Oats near Morrow Bernard Cunning aged two yeas. AItA John Watson Ii Prairie Grove. eaHl swansbarg aged four years. w+h W. \. Oliver southZo of town. This makes 2o children that have be p}aeed in homes in and around Prairie Grove th.s sumner P~air.e Cove Heralf
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03

Now the sad fact has been dis covered that money of all things, won't wear in the wash
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03
Of Local Interest.

| C. Yates and and Miss Anna Vaughan of Fayetteville were mar ried Saturday.
 I. T. Lane and family returned Sunday from Huntsville where they spent a couple of weeks visiting with relatives and friends
 c. C. Conlee, business man of Dardanelle, was in Springdale lat ter part of last week, guest of his old friend, J. c. Pendergrass.
 Street Commissioner A. l. Berry has been going on three legs for the past few days the result of bursted ankle which he received while operating road drag.
 Mrs. w C. Vincenheller has ae- eepted the position as matron of the Pi Happa Alpha fraternity house and will during the coming school year be at home to her friends at-that establishment or Church Street et-Fayetteyile Daily
 A l.. Emery is making some changes and improvements in his business house occupied by Hen- sons barber shop. A stairway has been put in with the entrance on the front. and the upper part vii be overhauled and cut up into Of flee rooms. Dr c A McQuaid will have rooms in the building when completed The lot in the rear will be shedded over back 10 the alley and will be used by Frank Koeriug as garags and automobile fix . shop.
 The Van Buren and Benton.ille ball teams played series of three games at Fort smith Friday and Saturday for the championship ef thz s,ate. Van Buren won Friday. 3 10 I, and took the azst zane q Saturday double-heaaer Ter ZinnIng contest. 4o The Iasf game was a tie, 2 and ?. being called al the end of tae eighth iH ming on account of darkness. Both teams had loaded p Tor she games. th Van Basen tea ID beng eomposed almost entirely veteran prof=s- ional players. headed by Boss Schmidt. formerly wlth Detroit. as catcher Benfonyine also Lad m ported professional a ent Buckley and Stout of Rogers and Pete Lew is played with Bententile Lewis led the Bentonyille ts am in hitting
 James $. Hale dl- suddenly last Saturday morning. Sept goth. at his home about three miles south Of Prairie Grove He got up that morning feeling as vel as u7ual and went cut to m-lk his COW before breakfast After having finished milking he turned tfe COW into the pas ure lot and went 10 look after some young cattle. when he must have become suddenly i'll, as he sat his bucket of milk down on the ground and lad himself down beside il As be did not return 70 break fast Mrs. Hale went out 10 look for
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03

The stage has had some daring examples ln dre S set for it by the street
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03

Every mother thinks her son is I shining light
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03
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VI Eng lfsll
CAV I,@SHdNGS.

Supervisor of Agriculture
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03
The Family Cough Medicine

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The Springdale news., 1913-10-03

time after death had claimed him Deceased was an old Confederate soldier and was born in Bedford County, Tenn, January IS, 1S36.- Prairie Grove Herald.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03

J. c. Yates and and Miss Anna Vaughan of Fayetteville Were mar ried Saturday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

= suppose that as long az ne have
cold weather We #iil continue 10 have
plenty % trouble win burst Kater
pipes. said Mayor Burton mis- morn
iug u seems the people are care
less about cutting the water 0fi and
draining the pipes. Even where the
pipes are not protected they VIII not
cHs the wafer OF and a burst pipe
always ioiioNs We are showed Under
with trouble calls and are getting To-
item as fast as possible, bat great
amount Of this work could be done
away with If the patrons would use a
little caution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
Governors Of Five States
Installed

fContinaed from Page One
1oFted tie s1YsgH0reiect from bis no
- TO the capitol where the inangara-
ti1n ceremony took place Al noon in
the assembly chamber Chief Justice
Dunn d the state supreme court ad.
n.nisteFed the oath Of Office Cor.
Duune delivered short inaugural ad-
dyess I'm which he outlined The plans
Of his administration Later in the
afternoon the new g9TernQr held a
Hr6.ie reception n the executive man
sion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

Only a slight increase was shown on
TIE police eonr docket ovsr Sunday
and the matinee opened with only
three billed as entertainers. John
sHell and Johnnie Briscoe teamed ia
a very successful act entitled Drunk
but the act vas rather common and
dil not merit a great amount Of ap-
plsuse. However. the judge vas weil
pleased and fined them s. each. Abb
Jones aas presented IS oae of the
Three Bad Men ia a skis entitled.
Carrying a Gun in which he could
hardly be Justly termed a headl.ner
Afser some contemplation he. was dis
missed With the proviso that he leave
t0Rn-hurriHdly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
Frat---sl Unlon mests.

ChickaSha Lodge No SIS. C. the
FTaternai Union o. America. will hold
itz first regular meeting for 1913 this
evening. ia A D. y W. han. at 7.45
O'Clock This meeting will be a long
one as there are rs or % n0vices 10
receive introduction into the mystery
o. the order All members Of the
unioz a5= cordially invited to be pres
ent. and 10 bring their families with
them o enjoy the good time which
rill follow the business meeting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
SAYS COMMERCIAL And
FARM BUREAU NEEDED

caickasha does not nsed a Corn.
mereisl club 70 hoast Chickasha. It
needs something bgpadsr and more iar
reaching e needs as organization
tlas wild d0 = great, biz. broad. adu.
csaYs work fDr Grady couufy. Okla
h0ma. with a man oi education. basi-
ness tact and sound judgment As IT'S
head a man Who knows the farm AS
wen as the city man who can test
thH SOL and detect its needs and ali
th.- same time ,siI now 70 grow better
cotton, corn kaiir. on suhsrs. a man
WIG knows tie crooks ana Turns 81
markets and can lind market for
thai which otherwise woald o 70
waste, as wen az gat aattsr markets
i0r unnefisha1ic products. What woald
sreh an Individual be worth to Chick
ashs ard Grady county,
The commercial farm bureau Of
Gsady county Or such e it may Be-
called. should hare sab-organizatlons
.n each township d the county After
the first year each snb-organization
snouid elect q delegate as a member
nf the advisory council consisting Of
these delegates and the regular bsfi-
GERS Of the organization. The adgis-
tory council should have the general
direction Of the Organization and the
employment 81 its leader
M0w about the financial support Of
such an organization. We beg to ad-
wise that the business men Of Chick
asha Nal not haYe 70 foot the whole
bil
Bert Bah of the Board Of Grain ex-
chauge. Chicago. I'LL. submitted the
proposition Of county agriculiuralistr
10 a number Of moueyed interests
witt the result that more than 1900
900 was given FOR the purpose Of pro
noting these organizations and Mr.
BaH promises us $1,000 from this fund
Il we raise another Thousand By Pop
aar subscription.
From Chicago Grain Exchange $1,000
From e. S. department Of agri-
culture at least - $50
Ey Law it is possible to get from
the county ------- 80
Membership fees -
Popular subscription. etc. -
aaiI states that the government
promises more aid as soon as the OF.
ganization reaches its second year.
Summing it all Up. the objects Of
snoh al organization should 50 to de-
Te'op the agricultural resources and to
foster the best material interests Of
the county and at the same time
boost in a most effective manner for
chickasha and the work O. the agri-
calturalist employed should Be- to ei-
fec. strong sub-organizations in every
top uship in the county and seeure
Demonstrators IN every community.
give instructive lectures aud secure
other state and national talent 10 as
sis him in this work organize boys
am girls clubs for demonstrations. Sc
cure an exhibit FOR Grady county that
will each year take first prize at the
state fair. 1Ee know il can be done
With some one to Do it1 secure a fine
exhibit for the national dry farming
congress. etc. etc
We Esh e second Mr JohHsons
sugscsticn taat Mayor Burton eal q
meeting Of fAs citizens al an early
eata ara ias us Do something
A CITIZEN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

Judge N- M Clark, who until re-
satis aas only plain. ordinary mes-
Giant not having attained inalciai
snineaee. q scheduled 10 appear on
tbs program of the Oklahoma Retail
ers association which meets at ne
Aisster January 1915. He WIii pre-
sent paper On .Free Deals
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

Say. Mistah, said al old Negro
standing up TO the stamp window al
the postoiiice, An Nish sou would
change the competition on nah box
Somebody has done been promulgatin'
wid nah mail
"a want 70 pay my pew rent. said
lady TO d Post0iiioe clerk the ether
day You want to pay your what
asked The clerk xant 10 pay ny
pew rent. insisted the lads Madam
tais is not a church. mildly suggest
"a the clerk This Is a postoface
Later IT was discovered the lady vas
trying TO pay her box rent
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

Once more an effort is being made
10 pay for those sweaters which in the
mcmeht OF exuliation and pride we're
purchased for the champion football
team three years ago; a balance OF $40
due 10 Jos Pettyi0hn is stiil unpaid.
Q. CofEman and R II Evans started
our today Vith a subscription paper 10
make up the needed amount The
first men they struck we're Judge VIII
liams and Ed Johns. both o. whom
came across with handsome donations
They hope to raise the entire sum ia
day or two.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

r. e Colby has -ssa4 letter
iEum the presiien. Ct the American
Society 0t Municipal Improvement rs-
questlug him TO serve Is q member 81
the standing committea On street paE.
Ing during the coming year This IS
the oldest society of the kind in the
country and Mr. Colby has always
taken an active part in ID.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

ElseiFleits Is Factor of ciriiiza-
ton by C @ Johnson. win be the
sr1lect Il The papar given AZ the Cos
mopoliEan clu6 % Tuesday evening
Ail members are requested 10 De- pres
eni and - e y subject os general
Interest. an Invitation il extended 10
aA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
Short Stories
Of The Town

Elz n=nes Fdaas evening
f4e -hs 1rial committee am-
a11-nres lhat a1 salCFasi dance sill
t s.vsa at sAe eil1 rooms Friday
evening A large Atte11aEes and q
ssel tlmH zrs antics pased
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13

WANTED-lee9 people Is see che
Damon and Pv;hlas r.ar Monday nigh.
tha corr. at Convention ban ilsrt