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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24
TEXAS NEWSPAPER SHOWS
sol ICITUDE FOR 4. 6
AS PREFIxED TO PlNltHAM

The Houston, Texas, Post came for,
ward the other day with the follow
ing:
FEAR IT'S LYDIA.
L. e. Pinkham's governor
= OF all Hawaii now. 81
And ever since we read his name
A frown is on our brow;
OF course we do not care to claim
It's any Of our biz,
But we would sort of like to know
What Pinkhan's first name.
The Star-BuIletin thereupon assign,
I ed to the Office poet the duty Of re.
plying to the Lone Star newspaper
in kind. The poet rose to the occa.
sion and, after producing the follow
ing, has booked passage out on the
Sonoma this afternoon: u =
O Houston Post, we'll satisfy -
Your anxious quest, Tween: e.
For a.. E." stands-in Pinkham's
name ~.e-.@t ~ ~ Il. /
For 'Lucius Eugene" ~
We're glad to still your fretful- care
With gratis information; "
And in return you might tell us
About his confirmation! : ,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24
BY AUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received by
the Superintendent of Public Works
up until II noon Of Monday, Decem-
Der s, 1913, for the construction Of an
engineering laboratory, College OF
Hawaii, Honolulu. and also for the
Construction Of three workmen's cot.
tages for the College Of Hawaii, Ma.
noa Valley, Oahu.
Plans. specifications and blank
forms of proposal are on file in the
office or the Superintendent Of Public
Works. Capitol Building -
? The Superintendent of Public
Works, reserves the right to reject
any or all tenders
y ~ IA j. w. CALDWELL,
: Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, November "a, 1913. 4
H.. : = - - 5710-l0t.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24
PASsRNHKRs HOOKED.

Per str. Claudine for Maui ports.
Nov "a H. B. Bailey, Mrs. S. Har.
bottle and child, Father Justin, Father
Charles, Father 1dlefonse, r. j. Baker,
+ Koya. H Koya, F. n Schmidt. Mrs.
Il. Kaleo, Miss Harriet AchOng. Mrs.
b. C. Achong.
Per str. Mauna Loa for Kona and
Kau ports. Nov. Is: w. Muller, Bar
on Sadvine, Frank GrunWell, r. Nc
Wayne. Father Hubert, Father Eu-
gene, Father Gerard, Father Bruins,
Father Philip, Brother Gerard
Per M N. s. s.. Lurline for San
Francisco. Nov. rs: G. c. Pogue, c.
II. Mclean, G. Weismann. Mr. Foley,
Mrs. Foley, Miss Hella, Hazel Juen.
Per str. Kinau for Kauai ports
NOV. Is: Mrs w. K. 0rth, A. Haneberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Murch, Miss a. Char
man.
Per str MikahaIa for Maui, Molokai
and Lanai ports. Nov. 20: Miss H.
Judd, Miss A. E. Judd, Dr.. G. w. Nc.
Coy s
Per str. Mauna Kea for Hilo and
way ports. Nov. rs: Father Gabriel.
Father Charles, Father Aloysius,
Father James, Father Francis. Father
Patrick, Miss Mary Il Merrill. Henry
Louisson, Mrs. E. Hartman, Mrs. NJ.
b. Peariey, f. A. Cook, Mrs. Bryant,
Mrs. Weight.
Per str. W. G. Hall for Kauai ports.
Nov. 81: +. f. Lacks.
Per str. Claudine for Maui ports
Nov. %: Miss 81 w. Fister, ]. D.
McVeigh. t.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24

Campbell Crozier, the Mckinley
High School football player who was
injured by a blow between the eyes
in game with the Town team Satur-
day, is confined to his home today I'M
der the care of a physician. Since the
game, Crozier has been unable to re-
gain the sight of one eye, and the doc
tor reported this afternoon that, in
case he cannot see with it by tomor-
row, an operation at the Queens hos
pital will be necessary.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24
NENsIES THANKSGIVING SIARISAT
$50 AND.HNDS WHENII IS PAU
. 49, -

Nawthin." Quoth handed
passerby tucked the carefully In his
then settled himself In comfortable position the dis
links at Poll Hbor next ThoisdaE Is be real live Tanks
giyin' celebration.
What this nkss" asked the vendor Of Todays
Why yer response
Thoisday nornn o'clock
Mr. Partition and the rest of the bosses gn have swell
feed for All the fxns mind loads and
cakes a. soda tokey CRANBERRY plum
puddin' TanksgiRn
Say. baseball
football mebhe swimmn, there
Teller sail
arBuln done fer the kids last this time TAX
in bigger swipe IT, When homer WY
don't have to worry about that II De weather good
probly till eyenin Yu
don't schedule
mothers to
gon
baton all right an guess the whole gangn be Paper
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24

Burglars broke into the warehouse
Of Theo. II. Davies & Company last
night and succeeded in getting away
with IS. An effort was made to force
an entrance with Jimmy into the
saloon of P. F.. Ryan. but the effort
failed. Captain OF Detectives McDuffie
was notified today of the burglary
and ATTEMPTED burglary and Is now
working on the cases. &.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24
WATER CAUSES
MUCH DAMAGE ON
GARDEN ISLAND
Continued from page one>

waters pass down the river bed.
''Nawiliwili was inundated. the riv-
er rising eight or nine feet Spitz's
bridge floated away.
Rice straw stacks, chickens, pigs,
cattle, fences. etc, were carried off,
making q bad jam at Nawiliwili
bridge, which, having two midstream
pillars. readily caught and held the
fIotsam. One of SpitZ's sheds was
washed away, with lot of kegs and
demijohns.
Finally, the county road overseer
and policeman came with prisoners
and cleared away the debris, saving
the bridge
"One workman was slightly injured
by being damned between the bridge
and a raft of lumber. He was carried
to Spitz's liquor store, where a potion
from a wine key soon revived him.
"a Japanese lost his piggery, which
was partly recovered by Hawaiians
down the river. -: -. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24

In observance of Ford day." IS
Honolulans who are owners of Ford
automobiles, and their friends motor
ed to Pearl City yesterday morning
and returned shortly before dark. A
luncheon was taken along and a gen.
eral good time was reported. The
schuman company acted as host for
the day. - - - - -. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24
PERSONALITIES

DANIEL j. KEEFE. former COM
missioner general of immigration, will
arrive in Honolulu tomorrow as a pas
senger in the Chiyo Maru, en- route
to the Orient.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24

Word was. received by the govern
or's Office from the department of the
interior this morning that the secre-
tary of state has accorded official rec
ignition to Georg Rodiek, consul for
Germany at Honolulu. Rodiek sue
aeeds the late w. r. ftotenhauer, who
ded early in the present year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24
LOCAL NOTICE To}mARlNERs.

HAWAIIAN ISLANDS-Maui island
north shore, Spartan Reef Bell Buoy,
l, previously reported adrift, was re.
placed Nov. %, 1913. -.
BY order of the commissioner of
lighthouses. Z
'.~~-- A. E. ARLEDGE,
Inspector, 18th Lighthouse District.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24
FISH And FRUITS
Fill HOLD of
SONOMA

tish and fruits to the extent o.
more than two thousand tons, the
|fonncts Of Pacific coast canneriei
|nl orchards, almost ill the spacious
Iol1 Of the Oceanic liner Sonoms
nat called al Honolulu from Sar
IIancisco this morning and Is SEIZED
|'cd 70 depart for Australia at 2:3f
|cIock this afternoon.
When 5000 cases of salmon. 1I4e
|4rrels Of FISH, and $4,000 CAGES OF
|1pies are slowed beneath the
.1Itnee, there IL not q great deal oi
tpH left for other lines or freight
|+r'ared Purser G. S. Pray. The. So
.Ma e reported as carrying one oil
PC largest shipments OF coast prod.
.rI1 shipped 70 the colonies in an
american bottom In many months.
Captain ]. II Trask stated that for
ne hrst three days following the
.|Iilng from San Francisco, much
-'n' wind and heavy seas were en-
41ntered. The Sonona's course was
'|ere1 70 some extent with the hope
NH better weather wonid be met TO
pc southwark. Forty tons of cargo
.|1 al that local importers were
.|o % get aboard the vessel. Before
ne &onoma sailed from San Francis.
much freight for Honolulu was
|.|6nrd.
ne vessel reached port well filled
passengers In the several
|I1er For Honolulu, Al cabin and
NIeerage passengers were landed.
% through list includes so cabin, 81
-1nd class and % in the steerage.
he local u0etal officials were
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24

There is report that McGFegnr's
Landing on Maui may be abandoned,
at least during those months In the
year when bad weather prevails along
the coast Of the Valley Isle. The new
wharf at Kihei will be substituted
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24

Taking passengers, freight and mail
for windward Hawaii ports, the Inter;
Island steamer Mauna Loa will sail
at noon tomorrow.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24

The, Inter-Island steamer w. G.
Hall is on the berth to. sail for Kauai
ports at o'clock this evening. The
vessel returned from the Garden Isl
and Yesterday with a small cargo
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24

! 5, Parisians in the Country.
"HF old is. your. cow" Two"
How YOU es1 ssn tfate~"Rs>the,
horns, =. Two of them. | see.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24

The Houston, Texas, Post came for
ward the other day with the follow.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15

Spbn Mathsin X. an Gniil G.Grobe
IL Bel SO Sub an Der Dftieits bon Gin
Sirabs. Gde bon GloB Nlitp. 81.
WilIidm Ioepie an Dattie 5adman
80 bel 104 CUB an Der Rorbieite por
Section Strobe In Wabiionpille. 81.
Margaret Wt. gerrn an Jreo. 6ofi
mann, 2 glder Ganb in Seftion IA IN
Sycamore 5p. ST..
Mnna Colin on Qouifa Stuetiing
Cots 2 uno 3 an plat Of Snt 176 in 6
anolplton's llnterabtb. 81.
gsonbarb MART an Mihael UNI
1nna 9bieB, % Sub an Der Norbieitt
BON alutter Ape. 81
fsrebsrid u. 8ien an sSobn g. Gib.
seroie, 20 bei 150 5ub an Der Roro.
oitede bon part 9Ipe. unb Cabin Ctr
81.
CLARENCE 6. Sempelmonn u. q. an
Katharine 6empelmann, Got Ro.1 unh
1tsiI bon Got go. 2 in RoeIffon's llns
terabth.; ebenio Got go. 16 in 6. II. +.
2pern's llnterubtb. 81.
adiharine SempelmanH on GatRs
rine Weinrid, Got go. 16 in 6. Ii. =.
apern's llnterabtb. ST..
Mocrmon unb Sobn an Bernard 8.
Deter, cine Got an McSenrn 4psnue.
81.
9isielbsn an ,Sobn 6. pobit, 40 Guh
an Gaponougb ape 81.
Wlaitie 6. 4iiins an albert I.
Weper, cine Got an 2ocuit. NATE 9libs
lamb. 81.
Geo. grommsr jr. an gbam Shnsis
Der, 35 Jib ar-Moribrsit 4ps. 81.
geonomn 6ome giba. SO. ON qlits
8. RelfOn, cine Got an Summit aps.
81.
2puis Goot an, ,wm. s. .Goot, 81 1/3
5uB on 6atberrp Str 81.
Sobn .. SpiIisr an ". e. u. I. Co.,
gcltimpre Gin, 40 Sub an Sprins
9rope aps. 81.
Sillion SOnborit an Waris BUD, so
CUB an guripcUo apsnue. 1or.poob.
81.
Wortin mcGabe an Wldrp Dan
Sitrano. 20 SUB an aiIsour Sirabe.
81.
Senrp Debrli an Seiise W. Seals
Ion. Got 80 in Gam. GalStpea llnter
abih. 81.
Geo. s. GlrniIt on Watilbe g.
Sousrs, 100 5ub an eupreI apsnus.
Renie!aer Bart. 81.
CLARA =. Waters ON sSobn G.Truits,
eins Got an Morie Str. 81.
Soiepb Spieier an 2lmanbd 81.
Stiering. Got 2 in Or. Z. ierris'
2. unttrobtbeiIung. College 9il. 81.
Jrancss Sibler on Sam. 9ubiuss
~, 20A SUB lnn ainn Strats, nabe
artbur glsp. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15

g. 6. s,obbs an Raoiion .. q. 30
2. $1,000.
ltonbarb Warb an Brighton Gsrs
man Bank SO. $4,000.
aler. SNgoier an Grpoftion 3. "
8. 60. $2500.
5arrp 9. Girit an 5ome Sap. gt.
SO. $4,000.
9erieIbt an Mm. R. goains, 1ru4
flee. $2425.
Gurl &. .Rau an Heetman Str. q.
II. 8. SO. $1,000.
| Morie 8. 9tItsmtisr an ge1epue 3.
u. 5000. .
Gbas. q. Sabn an,5rant o. gop=
leg. $4,000.
R. .. Repcomb anvSbdrDnDille Q,
| IL. 6. 60. $3.50.
| Sobn .. SpiIter ansainbel apenus
6. u. 3. 60. $1,000.
| epuils Stalf an aoolpb Men.
$4,000.
gbas 90. Draie aniRortb Ginc. 6.
Ii. 3. SO. $500.
Ssnm0ur G. Wsab an gbns. 90.
Grate. 1871.
Sraneis Sibler anspropibtnt z. q.
Ii. Jruit 60. S1400.
gernarb Gcoi an Saud Brefpine
60. $500.
5annab 9uolsp san gersa College.
$500.
6, 6. Sobbs ansMaoiion 9. u. go.
z. $1,000. y
WhFouri q. 6int an Delta G.,Q. G.
$500.
gDalter Rou an Qortbneitern 9. u.
$2100.
eatb. ). Rattermann an goIumbia
goni II. Gar. so. SIS, ,0Oo.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15
Urnnoeisentbumsiib siibertrasnnleM
gincinuati. Ia. gpril

u II Hai !, La. 0ptii.
Jobn ). Wsnner u. u on ai5sis
Steinmes, Got 254 in g. W. 9arts.
born's unierabtb. 81.
IIiee goos an Wnrtbn Robsnberg
25 BET 50 CUB an Der Qornpeitede Dor
Qinn fIno Dabs Ctr. 81.
Utarp 8. genbam an 7bonns g
0reenpalo. 80 Jub an Der Ditieit.
BON 6unt Ctr. 81.
9boma5 2. gresnipalb an Sefierlon
5. Boulder, oaiieIbs gigentbum. 81.
Anna y. Bon Seggeru an GmiIis
anpferihmibt, Cots 316, 317, 318
319. 800 unb 32l in Bee1tpoob lin,
terabib. 81.
pbilip .. 5utdinfon an. Mlmiro
Ramiep. Got 4 in 6. @. Gufhin{on'l
unterobtbeiIuns in 5ilnertDn. 81.
Wiu. o. 9uthinfon u. u. an pbilip
9. 6utninfOn. Elm Tract Qanb an BE-,
WontsOmsrp piie, II Gstsioni13 Ia
essamsss -: s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15
(5ortIebuns folat.)
1m Sample atm oas Eaiein

gilt, fDie in ieoem Sample, als ober.
tier @riinbioe. bnB man geiuno icin
mitb, um Dem aampf 5u beIteben. Sci.
Der bringt aber bieier aampf ielbit
auh 10 oiele Sddblidfeiten i.ir SEN
aorper NIT iif, bnB Der 2eBtere seit.
lpellia nnter 3ubillienabme bon du.
Beroroentliden MitteIn geieit ueroar
muB. 8iele bon Diejen Witteln mo
ober an iih ifaolif, 10 oaB oeren An.
ipenoung Dem 9lustreiben bes Zen.
Fels init geel3ebub gleibtonuat. Gs
gieht iiberbaupt nur ein berortiges
WitteI, Dos bilft uno babel nitt eiae-
nen Sdnoen anitiTtet. Eieies nur aus
Vflanseritoffen bergeItellte Weittel
iino bic ct. Bernard Gr1uterpiuen
Srl apotbeten gu baben. b,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15
UrnaSeisenthums Gppotbefen

Heue Sppothstsn.

Reue 5ppotb~ten.
Gbfparb Barber an 2ineoIn 9. u
gto. j. $3.50.
Wa,s 6. gniIsit an Sputbern S6ir
g. u. z. so. 5000.
Sefferion ). goutcsr on u. 6. D
Gssufp. $4,000.
pauIine 2spis an Sputbern Sbir
g. II. Z. So. $3.50.
pbilip y. Sutdinfon an SiIprtor
9. Il. y. Go. $500
6. 6. Spbbs an Waoiion g. u. go
2. $1250.
Sotiie bdtndnn on bieielbe. $500
5snrn StodeImann an gries Oil
elecirie 9. Il. 6. u. $500.
Glen Wiliolns on ovRlbe. 500.
Gharles 8. Risoinssr an oieielbe
$500.
Mitosl abisB an 9aa.On Ctr. 3
u. 60. $500.
9eo. VI. aiilinssr an;5oi. %. Mat
tbias $540.
Wm. 2uhrmun an aHantic.g. u. 6
$500.
Sobn 80 9osel on 9sIta12. u. 60
$3.50.
u. y. applesaie on Moofman uni
SobH. $757.03.
Gath. J. Rottermcnn on Wsitpooi
8. 6. S4500. s
Sobn 8. Pobit on Noorman UNI
Sohn. $363.75.
Sannab 9EbIsp an geru golIeg.
$1,000.
5Obn 6. 1iiie sGniermii. 9. q
60. $1,000.
Carl 8. Rou an 5umbolbr2oge q.
;. 8. 8. 3. $1,000.
aaih. gornbers an II. .Daro 9. u
s. 60. $500.
Wnrie guh.un 2iIianrg. SonbOrIi
$500.
Nlm. $. gpot an 2ouis Gooi. $500
aIbtrt ). Mnper on lbo u. Blair
$450O.
aibert ). Wapr an s5oa u. gtai.
1876.
4oam ShneiOer an ~Deo. gromm.
II. $500.
Wtuub g. De ga Gnoir an glort
Cine. 6. II. 9. 60. $500.
Sam. 0ubinstp onEngls g. II. 6
U. $25W.
Sepmonr O. Wsob~an Rorib Gin
8. u. .. 60. $170O.
Warpa Jlakrtp unGAntbonp 8a.T6.
$3.50.
Jennie 8. SiDut san Woredret rUl
p<rrn. $1,000.
9GIpb 8. Qfpenmb-an Gdisen,g
u. g 60 $375c.
Warie Bud ansGypiiiion 3. u. {
Go. $500.
Jsfie N.,SedlInn an .6enrpsWebri.
$775.
Btti!gte 6ppotbeisn.
GIiSubs.bGaronsr ,onsGcutbern Dbl
g. y. :. Gb. $160O.
Gbrdrb s. RppIs,au 1larianuie q
2sttiion. $tl0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15

DIT fonnen mir uns gar nidt pors
jteu<n, Das mir In Der Gage tbun piirs
ben, b btr niE - iiae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15
IN M Hn&en!

Six taben 5ebu Gemeitsr Ia Weiin1
den ftubirti-
80, r1S ME i4aea fne h4 -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15

G6ortieelme folst.)
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03
STINkY SMUT IN WHEAT
Farmers Must Take Precaution
 Against This Disease.

The wheat of this country is be lc9m!ng so contaminated with smut that it is very necessary for all seed wheat to be treated before sow ng If your crop seems to have no smut ln it, it is dangerous to Us for seed without first treating, rom the fact that the thresher has threshed a crop just before coming . yours that was smutty, and your vaeat get- it from the thresher and the thresher sacks, SO the smut sill show little in your crop next eeat. and the next season your wheat will be ruined with smut
 Below is formula that has been ased two seasons by T. J. Briden- taaa, and proven to be all right. H. sprzads his wheat on the granery fIo5r and sprays it, and turns it ov-
 T with the shovel and sprays un- til t is thoroughly y wet, then lets it ify before sowing
 stinking smut may be controled by treating infected wheat with a fofmalin solution using one pint of commercial formalin GAO per cent straight to fifty gallons of water Piaae this in tub or barrel, pour the wheat to be treated into this solution and allow it to remain for ten minut . Stir with a paddle and skim of the smutted grains which vii riss to the srrfa c. Pour this solution into another barrel og tub and spread out the grain to azF- Anoth method ee, erally rec onm anaed is to spread the wheat on a floor and sprinkle with this solution, show Ing over until all is thoroughly moistened. Allow 70 remain in heap for a couple Of hours. taen s2resd out to dry"
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03
THE MAN WHO WINS.

The man who wins is an average
 man, Not built on any particular plan, Net blessed with any peculiar luck; Just steady and earnest and full of
 pluck When asked a question. he does not
 guess; He knows. and answers No or
 "Yes. When task that the rest can't do. He buckles down till hes put il
 through. Three things hes leafned: thar the
 man who tries Finds favor in lis employer eyes; That it pays to know more than ole
 thing we'll; That it doesn't pay all he knows to
 ltii. So he works and waits till one
 fine day There better job with bigger
 pay, And the men who shirked whenever
 they could Are boss q by the man whose work
 made good For the man who wins is the man
 who works Who neither lahoF nor trouble
 shirks; Who uses his hants his head. his
 eyes. The man who wins is th5 man who
 tries
 ha res R Barrett.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03

Tue following unsolicited testi- moniaI should certainly be sufficient to give hope and courage to per sons afflicted with chronic dyspep- sia: T have been a chronic dys- peptic for years. and of all the medicine I have taken. Chamber lain's Tablets have done me more good than anything else, says W. c. Madison. No 2 Sherman St Hornellyille, N. Y. Sold by all dealers.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03

leave Fay tteviI!e Tuesday ey hing for keokuk. Iowa, where they go as delegates from Arkansas 10 the National meeting Of the A H T. A. which eontenes in Keokuk Oh Thurs day, Oct.
 Harry George is trytg circus life now He got job with tie Yankea Robinson circus at Fayetteville saf- urday and followed the show with the intention of staying the bal anee of the season-bat folks are looking for him home in few days,
 Charley Burnett. of Wesiey, Ak was here Saturday and sunday vis- iting his aunt, Mrs c P Hanks Charley returned on'y recently from q trip to Clovis, New Nsx., where he went to help care for hfs mother during the illness which terminated in her death on Sept
 Mrs. Will Key and son George. of Eureka Springs. spfnt a das os 50 Of Iast week with felaiiyes dere Mrs Ky vas formerly Miss May L.angf9ga. and she had ben Zo1z r on a visit . hez parents Wae re- side al Greenland NE aHd MFs Gangford a. taking of moving soon from Greenlaad 70 sapalpa, Ok Ia
 lime company az Joe Ak arehased the big sseel kiln that las haen 50 long unused Aere the site Of The Beans lime ktlns. or the Dr light farm \ NF Moody came oyer last week faom 5t-Ioe. and has been overseeing the tear ing down and lead.ng on the car of this old kin which is ths=Ias Of two that Were operated here for : v eraI yeas by the Southern Lime Co Tie other kiln Was torn down and moved to Prairie Grove. Ak. sevtr- 3 yeas ago Mr Moody will get his purchase loaded and away from John son in day O So
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The Springdale news., 1913-10-03
auSes Further Talk.

Beeaase 90 many people are tell- ing their experience with Hunt : Lightning Oil for H4aaa hes, Rh u- matism, Neufa gia, ete, ot6e.a a. C lead 10 give 1t trial, and are convinced immediately of is mer- is as pain killer Are you yet to be eonvineed2 Ak the Druge- ist
The Springdale news., 1913-10-03
sPt.t4ai..ss or Thanks.

ai.aa Azk-f f=f5=#t =ffztaf to ba ell yoa represent. writes Mrs II 5. York. of tbis eit4 T suffered feom w9nan.y aim at for nearly sa8 years. befofe tad Gafdui | aaFa been so relieved s#aee taking it. 1 cannot sa9 ea9agh fn is praise | has done me | world of good aai raeommaai eafdui to alg Women e8rdai s over "a yea7s o=f. aad fze demand $ grt at ef today than ever aeda Is the lard toa for 95m Il of every
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The Springdale news., 1913-10-03

Last Friday Fayettevi le Daily contained the farewell announce ment of : F Mars. who has sold the Daily anl it's companion. the weekly Fayetteville D moctat to David X Gate. Jr., of Iistle Rock. who assumed Large of the business Wel esda4 The ale was mad on aeeoant of i'll Aea th, Mr Narrs hay Ing } en s.riel.en with pa.~1sis 'ast Na9 from which he has not vt re- so9essa The Fayetteville Demo erat was established in 1868 by E 3 anl " 5 Moore and was pur- chased y Na Mans in ISSf since which tae He aas ben in control. He was ans If the most conseiea- tioas newspaper men VI. have ever known Tse editor of this pap T va, a fzse sti ker@ iu the Demo eeat ofEee aaH atter Mr Mars bought tHat paper and We learned te admire hin tAen for hls many exsel5ant qualities. and tho friend shi r Haz aHtaaed through the in- tef1eHlHs wears His refinement is in the Hatuar Of personal loss to us. an8 fs loss to the profession Of journalism