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The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
SOU I'll SpKINGDALE.
nee a man, twice q child

Santa Claus will soon be the worlds entertainer.
 When selecting Xmas cards don't forget Don't Worry
 Mrs Anna Hummer has the green. est yard of any one
 Don't Worry got left las. we=k, his own fault too. alright
 Mrs. Turner has Don't Worry' $ thanks for Thaaksgtving faYors. They were appreciated
 Jarvis is sporting som fast trott- CTS past Don't Worry's house that looks mighty tempting for a ride some day from town
 John Baxtee,s horse cut lis foot badly Sunday on the wire It bled pr9faselg Br Kellogg was called and succeeded in stopping the blood
 Don't Worry viii never forget Aunt Bessie Murphy fo- her ktnd- iy rem embranee on Thanksgiving la! suea favors We always appreciate Ne said then, God bless Aunt Bessie and We say it again Thanks
 Now if December will just hold his grip as well a. November did We will be shaking hands with Ian uary and the New Year before any one is hardly aware of it It would De a Heavens blessing for the poor could We get the remainder of the winter like November was We have seen winters in Texas like it. and who knows what this.one may yet lead Us into Here 1t is the grass now greener than in the spring time
 Mike did you know that you were improving in your letter writ ing Q The News? You are, for a fact. didn't tell you no man can take up newspapr eorresponden g and stick to it and study t and lot improve in more ways than one There is room for composition i'm p=oveme1t nor than anything else. tts as good a. school when well followed and the work is loved Keep oa Mike. and yo4 vii! sua- sea1
 " H Williamson. glad to hear you got the paper all right Don't Worry carried your=eass Q tHe Ed ttor oe The News and be lad tie one that had my letter How I quit tobacco and why quit it." and sent it to you The others shouId We run across them Wa will send them also We are pleased to know you take such an interest iu the paper and hope yeu aae con sfant reader of Tn News Don | Worry will write you a personal letter in few days
 Don't Worry was most agreeably surprised Saturday when T No and her husband called for a short visit and 10 get acquainted We in- trodueed oursetf a Don't Worry she as T [ No, and We felt like We had been always acquainted felt like brother and sister had met after long separation We found Mr and Mrs Downum very agreeable people indeed and mu h younger looking than We expected | No ts The News cofres spond- ent from Oak Grove. Benton Coun- ty. and is good one. too She is quite girlish looking and has a pleasan- face Mr DoWnum is quite as boyish looking a happy couple We opiue Come again
 Don't Worry.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

Farmers mechanics. raiIroaders, rely on pr Thomas Hectic Oil Fine for cuts, burns, bruises Should kept tn every home. 25c and 50e.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
Register
Brtce B. Hudgins.

The name-Doan inspires eon- fidenee-Boanas Kidney Pills for kidney ills Doans Oin. ment for skin itching Doan's Regulets for l mild laxative Sod at drug stores
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
JOHNSON.

ucLe Ed steward eHleFldlueu d big lot of guests Thanksgiving day
 The local c. E. social at John son Saturday night was attended by quite lot of young folks.
 Jesse shllern visited at Ekins Saturday evening, and attended the box supper there that night
 Gtorge Thompson and fami ' came up Sunday from Steele. Ark, and spent the day with relatives.
 Uncle Bob C Cayton and wife, of Elm Springs. were Thank giving guests of Mir. and Mrs. G P. Hanks
 C. W. Grtggs was down from South springda2e yesterday looking for location to do some farming next yea
 Mrs Chas. Thompson has besn having serious attack of facial neuralgia which is slowly yielding to treatment
 osear eardwell is down from Spriugdale this week helping his brother, Frank cardweu build the addition to his barn
 Frisco Agent Hugh Hayes is nov ing today from rooms at the Gott- age Inn to the new residence on the Andy Cardwell place.
 Rev. Shep Luper returned yes terday evening from eastern Okiaho- ma where he has baea holding big meetings at Gideon and several other places
 Paul and Ancii Settle returnsd recently from a sojourn up in Miss ouri, and are now visiting with their parents who reside over on the Will Niteher farm,
 Saturday night was So very dark that Ben Johnson and orley Maxey couldn't get their old dog to get far enough away from the light of thei- lantern to trail a sposaumi
 N. J Robinson and N Wright of the Pine Creek district, over on Lowell, R. F D. 2. were visitors Friday nigat at the regular meeting of tae Pine Creek Anti lodge
 Walter Banks ploWed up a gen5 ajae sa amander last Wednesday Not many of these queer looking liz ar1 relatives of 5he frog family have ever been found around here
 Hughes Hays. the pouf=rymaa. who gses over by little Eureka is going to ,ake Iot Of hts fine chickens up to Rogsrs. Ark. to ent er in the poultry show that is btl.= ed for that place this week.
 " Williamson, road oyefseeF of Elm Springs township has q for of hands warned for aut4 OH tbe= Johnson corner of the own ship Thursday and Friday of this week
 Tae Johnson and Stony Point pub i schools gave va atioa Thursday and Friday so the pupils enjoyed q rest of four days before sesuming work in th= school rooms Monday morning
 T3ere VIII probably b. 10 pub ltc sshristmas tree at Johnson this year. but Santa Claus has served not. ice OH several parents to prepare for his annual visit by having trees ar ranged for the little folks al home
 Rev A L. Cline. of springdale, held religious services here at 2:3o o'clock Sunday evening He will hold monthly services here during the coming year Those who heard him Sunday evening enjoyed the sermon very much
 Postmaster Charley Thompson could not think of a bit of news when asked for an item yesterday, but MuIIy noticed that Charley was quite busy cultiyating budding mustaehe which holds forth a fair prospect of becoming successful growth
 Rural Carrier Arthur Smith at tended the Carriers County Con-
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

The people who fairly blaze with diamonds don't always set the world oa fire
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

When some people go out to see the world they don't realize that the world is taking a look at them
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

The raising of more and better stock by the farmers is a much q factor in community dev lopmeut as are manufacturing industries
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
To Prevent Blood Poisoning

apply at once the wonderful old reliable DR
 PoRTER's ANTISEPTIc HEALING OIL sur. ecai dressing that relieves pam aud hea,s N ~ the same time. Not lfnimeat DC. s9e st.29
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

Some men sing Bringing in the Sheaves" al the top of their yoie- e. when they have not brought in a single straw for six months.
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
The bast proof Read f

Ihe strongest endorsement 0f merit
 The b4st proof Read i.
 Guy Miles, salesman, springda Ie, Ark. says For several years l had kidney trouble suffered eon= stantly= from ba kathe and lame ness in ny loins and often vas hardly able t9 get around AZ though 1 tried number of rene dies nothing brought me relief un- til ! used Doan Kidney Pills Six boxes completely cured ne Since then, have been free from kid ney complaint and have enjoy | much better health
 The above sat ment must carry conviction to the mind Of every r4ader Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy ask distinctly fof Doans kidney Pills, the same that Mr. Miles had-th4 remedy backed by home testimony soc all stores. Foster-Milburu Co, Props, Buffalo, N |
 When Your Back k Lame-R member the Name
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
Positive Proof
should Convince the Greatest Skpp-
 tie in spr'ingdale

Because it's tie evidence Of 3 Springdale citizen
 Testimony easily investigated The strongest endorsement oi
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05

When Your Back k Lame-R member the Name
The Springdale news., 1913-12-05
Charley Thompson

sermon very Ill UGH
 Postmaster Charley Thompson could not think of a bit of new" when asked for an item yesterday, but Mully noticed that Charley was quite busy cultiyating budding mustac he which holds forth a fair prospect of becoming a successful growth
 Rural Carrier Arthur Smith at tended the Carriers County Con- yention at Fayetteville last Thurs day Mir Smith says that they waited for Celsius. but he failed to appear. 50 they supposed that his motorcycle got skeered' at a mule team
 Mrs c |. Main will leave tomor- row for an extended visit with rel atives in various parts Of Kansas X number of her neighbors made her d surprise visit last night She has beer superintendent of u Johnson sunday School for a long time, and the workers there will miss her help very much
 Milton Hill of Washington. D. C., is visiting at Bob Garretts this week. Mr. Hill is a son Of Une q Joe Hill who died some years ago near Carter, Ark Since the Span ish War, In '9S, Milton has been a
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-04

Here is q good model for an apron
for the sales or Office girl. but the de
sign is suitable, also, for many differ
ent purposes. and the woman wishing
a neat apron Of this kind wiz find this
one admirably adaptable. 1t may be
fashioned Of sateen. black cambria or
alpaca for a sales girls apron, or of
white cambria. lawn or dotted percale
for other purposes.
The apron = cut In one size. and re-
quires IL yards OF SO inch material
To procure this pattern. send 10 cents 10
Pattern Department Of this paper. Write
name and address plainly, and be sure to give
size, and number Of pattern
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-04
COPPERS LIFT
ENTIRE LIST
Improved Metal Prices Has
Effect on All Issues---Gen-
eral Advance FOR Stocks
Is Caused
RULLs IN CONTROL

NEW YORR March Operations
on the long side Of the stock market
we're conducted confidently today
For the present there is q reaction
from pessimism OF the last Few weeks.
The supply OF stocks are limited
and bear traders are unable 10 dis
cover weak spot of any Importance
in the list No attempt was made 10
force up prices with a rush. but a
slow. creeping advance went on viz
tually without interruption until
many leading stocks gained two and
three points.
Coppers and Pacific and Steel
were in especial demand, Some pro
fit taking toward the close steadied
prices down.
IL is assumed that national politics
will hold first place this week in the
talk OF the street Politics played
such a large part the last few weeks
that traders are inclined TO await
definite indications OF the attitude Of
the new administration before enter
ing on extensive new commitments
An important factor OF the weei'
was London buying.
Amaigamated was in demand with
buying of Steel. Canadian Pacific and
Erie. The advance in stocks was a
sequence to the rise in the metal
markets. which gave general encour
agement. London reported consid
erably stronger range in prices The
money market had stronger tons
with n world wide demand. The poor
showing OF the banks the last week
was reflected in the strong tone 81
the money market. Call funds open
ed at Az per cent. Bond ma ske'
firm. Total sales, par value s2'l'o.
GOO
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-04
Cocyrlsht lsl2 By knersen hoegh

do you see that7' Kissed Grace At
last. pointing at the door. -
DO l see it--didn't you hear me7
Yes, OF course l see it,"
And you'll allow that, between your
wife and my husband?"
ALLOW it--wifel-whyl damn you,
girl. what are you talking about
wives and husbands whats that to
do with this? There's many a million
dollars up now. l tell you. on those
two standing there. You make a move
now-say a word-and iii wiring your
neck. do you hear?" He caught her
by the wrist. She sank into a chair.
sobbing bleakly.
A moment later the two figures be
yond the door stood a trifle apart. The
arms OF Virginia Rawn dropped from
Halsey's neck. She laid a hand upon
his arm and, side by side, neither
looking out toward the gallery, they
drew deeper into the room. behind the
shelter of heavy silken curtain which
shut of the view.
It was a beautiful night The lone
ladder of the moon lay across tbs
gently ripping lake, which InurmureG
at the foot OF Graystone Halls retain
ing sea-wall The scent of flowers was
about II was a scene of peace and
beauty andscontent. John Rawn and his
daughter remained upon the gallery
for a time
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-04
Van, Weary
and Worn Out
If You Feel Tagged to a Fin
ish and Utterly Used Up
Here is Quick Relief.

Half the people you meet complain OF
weary muscles, stagnant brain, tangled
nerves, and a mournful desire to lay
down and just quit. Most Of these people
have been using nervines that spasmod-
ically fare up the nerves only to die
down again, as die they must Avoid
nerve stimulants Bear in mind that this
worn out feeling is due TO poor blood.
10 bacteria in the water you drink: to
the multiplying Of destructive germs In
the blood faster than they can be over
come by the white corpuscles; and to
what Is known as auto-toxernia. that con-
cition where the renous or impure blood
accumuIates faster than u can be re-
placed BY the red arterial blood
II you feel played out go to any drug
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that gets at work in a twiniiing: Il just
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scatfers germs right and left. UP and
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You feel better at orce. not from a
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but from the rational effect Of natural
medicine lust as active and Just as time
W as to a man who has been lost In tie
mountains. l. about starved and comes
across a settler just cooking a savory
meal OF good honest beef. 10 not neglect
10 get a bottle Of S. & S. today. II VIII
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,ufes II Is prepared only In the labora-
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BLDG Atlanta. Ca Send for their free
hook telling Of the many strange conei'
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reason Of impoverished blood
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-04
IL. j. overlook

Photographic Market Letter from
Paine Weber and Co. for yesterday
BOSTON, March 3.-The local mar
ket resembled a real boom today, al
classes of coppers showed one 10
three points advance. Buying orders
were larger than for many months.
The amount Of stock hanging over
the market was largely reduced by
the buying The rally should go
much faster from now on. War trou'
bles in Europe are being rapidly set
lied and il is becoming more prob.
able every day that business. inter.
ests have little to fear from tariff
revisions.
In the Bisbee curb list DEM sold
at ?. Saginaw quoted 9 IA bid, "a
asked without offerings OF any con
sequence. Warren holds at bid
Wolverine sold at 70.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-04
Clergyman's Son Had
tuberculosis; Now Well

People who have Consumption sre often
filed With bright hopes Of recovery. only
70 realize that Improvement IS but tenn
porary Consumption Is dreaded by every
one Those who had IL aud used Eek
mans Alternative can testify 10 its bene-
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is plenty Of evidence from live Witnesses
Investigate the following
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located in Rochester. \. ~. suffering
with LaGrippe which developed into
tuberculosis Ny physician gave me one
month to live I WIS having terrible
night sWeafs aud mid DAY cbins aud los
ing iiesh rapidly having gene from iJ5
to 10 pounds cuughed aud raised con-
tinually and became 50 iWeak that waikin &
a few feet exhausted me. on my return
home, my regular physician gave He lit
Tie encoura gemeut Nv father tho + a
clergyman, heard Of Eckmans Alfera-
tive aud indured me to take r. The
night sweats aud chills disappeared. my
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J feel certain that I owe my lie 20 Eek
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Pastor Presbyterian Church.
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-04
CHAPTER XIV.
The Second Current.


Charles" said Virginia Rawn,
hand touched his shoulder. his arm.
his hand You really mustn't go.
Believe me, you'll both be sorry to-
morrow You don't know what you're
doing! You're only angry now. You'll
both be sorry" Her eyes glowed.
evaded.
Halsey shook his head. Its all
over. SO far as I'm concerned" His
eyes glowing. sought hers.
why. Charley. boy. that's all fool
ishness. Don't you know how wrong
# is to talk in that way? What hasn't
Mr. Rawn done for you? And she's
your wifel"
"Te has done little for me and much
for himself" he answered holly. "As
for her. his daughter, she left me for
him and what he could give her. She
liked this sort Of thing rather better
than what I could do for her. She
weighed it up, one side against the
other, and she chose this. Most
women would. I suppose"
Charley, how you talk" Her voice
reproving. none the less was very gen
| tie. very soft zone would think you
were a regular misanthrope. The
! next thing. you'H be saying that was
that sort of a woman because l live
here OF course, other things being
equal, any woman likes comfort But
you seem to think that we all would
| choose luxury to love"
Don't you-don't you all?' de
manded the unhappy youth. Some do
| of course. Would you? Haven't your
He was reckless, brutal, now. The
young woman before him started
| shivered She passed hand cropping
ly across her bosom, across her brow
There was a strained. very strong
| quality IN the air OF Grsystone Hal
that evening Thought seemed t.
leap 10 thought. mind to mind. swiftly
without trouble for many words. These
two at last looked at each other fact
TO face. deliberately. she gazing be
meath heavy. haltclosed lids, q superb
gan that way! All success does tina
way, you know that Not all can b
| rich" Her eyes still came about Z
him
Yes, all success succeeds-unti
that wrong premise comes out. The
there's troubled"
Are you going to sell us out, Chai
leyT she demanded suddenly.
Il never sold out anybody. I'm tn
one that's been sold out"
Aren't We your real friends?'
no. You ought to be. but 20
aren't. The only friends I've got ar
over there in the factory-Jim as
Ann Sullivan. Tim Carney few G
the working-men that stuck
through. They've killed FIVE men 70
us over there. Their sluggers are GU
all the time As for me, ! don't 4
In. either there OF here. Look hers
Mrs. Rawn.g he went on. turning upo
her suddenly and placing his hand In
pulsively on hers. 'Let me tell 20
something. haven't sold out-Ir
not going to. Where do you stan
yourself?"
Her eyelids auttered Charley.
said she. you know better than {
ask me that"
Yes, suppose ! do he answere
slowly and bitterly. You stand 70
this place. for everything that none
can buy. Have they made you hal
py? often wonder-does money rea
| " make people happy? Are you hal
py?" His eyes we're very sombe1
very direct
Il wonder II am" said she SUI
denly; "and wonder how you daF
ask me. oh. I'll admit TO you ~
] been ambitious. and always will b
- But DO you know. some time I'd liz
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-04
NEWS INFLUENCING THE DAY

From telegraphic advices Of Lev,
Bros. from Eastern correspondents.
A report OF the commissioner O.
corporal -ons denounces the lnterna
tional Harvester as a monopolistit
combination.
Foreign dispatch says allies viii in
sist on payment of s3O0,0OO,00o IN
demnity as partial terms Of peace.
Attorney General Wickersham De
tends Rule OF Reason and says thai
there is no need to amend the Sher
man Law.
Wilson is expected to announce MS
cabinet officers tomorrow
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-04
DID DOMINION HAS
NEW SET OFFICERS
w. ID. Fisk Heads Big Store
at Globe; Kingdom Is Di-
rector.

The Globe Record thus tells of the
reorganization OF the Old Dominion
Commercial company in which Gov.
ernor Hunt sold the control last
week:
wv. ID. Fisk and his associates took
1ver control of the affairs Of the Ole
Dominion Commercial company yes
.erday and at the stockholders aud
directors meeting prepared for the
continuation of the immense business
handled by the concern.
John 5. Cook was elected cashier
and general manager Of the company
and Messrs. Hammons and Kinds are
20 remain with the company in the
capacity as assistant cashiers.
Officers elected are:
President-W d. Fisk
Vice-presidents-E V. Smell. Geo
g. Wilson and George Kingdom.
Cashier and Manager - John S
Cook.
Directors-W. D. Fisk, II. " Smell
George F. Wilson. George Kingdom
and John S. Cook
At the stockholders meeting IL was
decided to enlarge the board Of direct
oTs to five members. Formerly the
membership has been confined &c
three.
Control of the company was obtain
ed by the purchase Of the stock heiC
by Governor Hunt and \. s Berray
IF Long Beach Calf. Other stock
holders in the company retained Their
stocks"
George Kingdom, who was chosen
as a director in the company, IS wei
known in Bisbee and throughout this
county.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-04

A mans purpose OF life should be
like a river. which was born Of a
Thousand little rills in the mountains;
and when at last it has reached its
manhood in the plain. all its mighty
current flows changeless to the sea-
H. w. Beecher.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-04
Wheat

May .-.. -..-.. 49,. .-'..-- 80 .
July ..-..-. 49, 49, 49,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-04
METAL MARKET

New Yorls. March Cooper quiet
but steady. electrolytie unchanged
Arrivals copper February 26,I6I tons
London copper firm.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-04
True View of Life.

am more and more impressed witt
the duty ce dndins happ nessi--Geors
Eliot
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-20
PIRATES GET
BACK At GIANTS
C0RsA1Rs TAKE FOURTH GAME
OF SERIES FROM THE GIANTS,
8 TO 3-CAREY KNOCKS TWO
HOME RUNS - ADAMS WAS
STEADY.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20. - Babe
Adams obtained revenge yesterday
afternoon for u little defeat tina,
was handed him the last time the
buccaneers faced Arthur Fromme on
the Polo grounds. The Children's
Village band from Bobbs Ferry play
ed while yesterdays game was in
progress and If there Is anything in
the world Adams enjoys, 1t is pitch
ing to band music. He Invariably
wins when the horns are footing
and he also holds a string on the
goat of everybody who halls from
Cincinnati - the home TO Frommc
and Long Larry Mclean. Thus
Babe liad.littlr TO fear yesterday ar
ternoon and the Giants were put
away 10 the sweet little atty of s
to 3.
Max Carey was the hero when II
came to solid slugging. On his first
appearance ut bat. Scoops sent the
pellet frisking into the grandstand
for home run. but nobody was on.
The next time he swung was IN the
second chapter, with Adams and
Burns on the bases. Carey then
dubbed another into the right
wing of the grandstand not far from
where the other homer had lodged.
1t was this second wallop that vir-
tnally sewed up the game and enti-
tied Frommc to a ticket to the bath
house. Otis Crandall. just bought
back from the Cardinals by Nc
Graw, then marched upon the
mound. but before he retired the
Corsairs added Il couple more runs.
Ni'die Schupp, boyisli- looking left
handler, hurled the last two frames
and only six men faced him.
The score: