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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-24

CLINTON Az, 72-Rooms. with board siu-
gle or connecting; all conveniences. Phone
Market. 031-R.
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TYPEWRITERa.

We Sell. Rent and Repair All Makes
NEWARK TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Beaver ut. Phone Market 1870
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-24

PEDIGREED English bulldogs. cheap; will
consider good home. c. S. STONE, 2
Myrtle Court, Bloomfield.
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LADIES' fur coat. worth s15e for 500: eve
ming dress. regular $50 for s24: mems
1925 fur-llned coat. for s45. at 1874 Mulberry
street.
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INSTRUCTION
NEWARK ACADEMY

Founded 1892
4 WILSON FARRAND. HEAD MASTER.
Thorough preparation for any college or
lentihc school, or for business life. Cata-
que on request.
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BANQUET ROOMS.
CATERER. special accommodation for we'd
dings, parties. receptions and banquets
SAMUEL ARMM, 573 High ST.; phone 1882
Market.
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DWELLINGS TO LET

AsToR ST., eB--Nine rooms; all improve
ments; suitable for furnished rooms, adults
only. Inquire at 81 Aston St
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,UT OF TOWN.

EAST ORANGE. Main ST.. 272-Two riccip
furnished rooms, for colored people only;
rent reasonable.
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ROOMS, with or without meals; steam
heat; reasonable II secured now. PLAZA
HOTEL, Man and Park sts.. Orange.
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STORE 20 let or leased; good for any KIND
OF business. 4ss South Eighteenth st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-24
FOR SALE

ST., 1sI-Two-family, frame house,
with store; ground. 25x1o0; 8 roomsi two
baths; rent. $50; price. $4,000.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31
SHADY GROt |.

The ground $ waite with snow to day-Monday
 Roy Cooper and Miss EilIi= Hep Ter went down to the pia supper a. Salem Friday night
 Sam Norton sold that h5z fat hog last week 70 the peoples Meat Market at Springdale
 The sale a: Newt E enberger. 5 was VII attended and tbfugs sold we'll for the time of year
 Roy Cooper, our painter and Pa per man. is working down al John son for Hugh Lichlyter now.
 Quite a lot of cane hay is cut and out in the fields aid t looks like it don't cure much this kInd of weather
 Y E. Wilkinson returned rom
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31
Oakland

Oakland
 Miss Dessa Blak of 6ios.ea Yts= tied Misses Gertrude 9a4 Eat.ie Ix= ey 5aturaas and sunday
 | looks Ike winter Wss he 2 thi. morning. tnoadas a tze ground is white With snow
 Mrs N William. Rozzr=. and son. Russell. of Columbus. ehlo. have been visiting re.at59=s aa4 friends near this place fea few days
 Rav Hood He'd his fssalas ap- poinrmeHt a Oakland aud Saturday aal Sunday 5a. was 4H- able 10 meaeh sunday a.sz.=aa a- count of lines, 30 praEez ae ing wa held instaad ana seesfses were eonaaetsd by Lee Warren
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

Joe Frost of Fayetteville come out to his farm last Tuesday
 Dale Petross visited home folks last Saturday and Sunday.
 Huston Scott made a business trip to Springdale last week Gre n Mayfield and Authur Whi e ner are attending court at Fay etteyille this week.
 Mrs. Joe Head is spending a few days visiting Frank Reyno ds and family near Jay Bird.
 Several of the young Peop Q around here went to the literary at Whitener last Thursday night All report fine time.
 Misses Ona Mayfield and Artie Clark, Cooner Mayfield and Da Q Petross went a opossum hunting one night last week
 ROekSy
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

Southeast Texas Sunday who're he had been selling apples and reports lots of raia and cotton damaged
 Carl Bookoat las mad deal with his fathss. John Gookout for 2o acres q Eaad oa the north Of IS farm aad is thfnk.ng of building on sane
 No church the past sunday Bro L. L Johnson Of Dutch Mills MAS called but Az says he Ives 50 far ne eaa nos serve, tAat l-aFss as without pasfof. zo ue vi iook for some one eiaz
 '. " P-efson. W r Ru6os- tom and NF Strickland. some of our eatsrPftz=az farmer Lave ben working tae road lat Friday and Saturday aad= =ase dong som good work grading We haze another piece of pad road running from Bro. Heplera east te A. B Hensons that is in a bad eoaaition for mil route. and Is on Uncle Dick sw en- ioy's route Looks like We ought 10 gat together and work t
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31
From tbe Deople
From O. T. PtarsOn.

Pawnee, Okla Ed springdale News: AS l am regular T. ader of your paper l thought l would try to serIbble few 4pes. l like to read the letters from different correspondents and especially from Elm Springs, Harman, Wheeler and Johnson, for 1 was water bound in that section of the country for about 2 years, SO you see 1 cant hardly forget the boyhood days that I spent on those old flint hills, knocking the fire out of the flint rocks with my bare feet or knocking my toe nails just which ever way you may take it, but l guess the latter. But now that day is past and gone and l am living in PaWnee, Okla, and l think We have pretty good town and country around it Our crops are pretty good but would have ben better if We had gotten rain through Ju' y and August Corn is worth 10 to - cents per bushel, hay from S10 to SIP per ton.
 see from the Utter from FIetch- CT, Ok, cotton picking is $1.00 per hundred IL is s1.25 per hundred here. have to differ with him on our apples not b ing any good We think that We have some as fine fruit here as I ever saw any where Apples are worth from 5o to 75 cents per bushel Sweet potatoes, we have the finest that ever saw any where can't go back on old Arkansas but we have good country and some mighty good people here. So giving b st wishes to al old school mates and friends, I Will e5ose for a more convenient time
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31
 Assessor.

from the vines, put them on trays in the vineyards, let them stay out in the hot sun two or three weeks. then stack the trays Oh top of each other so as to sweat them so they won't be hard and too dry Three or four thousand ople are employed every y ar in lie raisin packing houses. They are pa k d in many forms. But don't think that grapes and raisns are thes only thing grown around Fresno l guess most every kind Of fruit, yes- etables, grain, hay, nuts and every hing except eoeoanuts and banana, gre grown here. Some of tie fruif $ are oranges. lemons, grape fruit, peaches, pears. plums, qainces, prunes, aprieots, figs. apples. dat English walnuts do we'll here. also almonds, oceans and black walnuts
 All kinds of vegetables do We'll the best ones grow in wintsr. the ones frost doesn't hurt. as it frosta here, but no severe cold spel 5 and SLOW is unknown here Many old  sidents never saw snow Lestuce h ads weighing ? lbs. are common.
 Could tell of o her inter sting things but my letter is getting lengthy
 r,att4.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31


 By the marrow margin ot one vote tQe county ley4ing court last week refused to make an appropri- alton for carrying on farm demon- stratIon work, and If aid from tue general government $ secured Washington County porion Will have to be raised bf public sub- seflntiea as was doaa last yea. In tae opinion of rhe News the leyying eoart has made mistake
 Good results are owns al oYer the state from the 0ofk O. taa fa aemonstr a6ofs and | would seem ma fAe Ie4y.ns soaFt could hat expended no money that would cone nearer briug.ng seagral
 tasas to ths whole people Las been 1ruly said that he ebo mak s t45 blades Of efass gr5N where one grew before Is a benefactor 10 man kind, or words to that eltec md t4sre is 10 denying tle truth oi this assertion The experienced men sent out by the government teach our farmers improved methods and interest the boys and girls in az
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

rieultural work Tie government pays a portion of the salaries of aese men, but before doing so the counties where the work is carried on must show their good faith and interest by assisting i'll the ex- pense. Some counties in the state have not only continued the ap- propriations for this work but have increased them, and f is q matter for regret that Washington is not in line with tn SC progressive eoun- ffas
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31
z. 4 .:. From the Raisin Country.

Fresno, Calif Oct. 12.-Editor News As my subscription is about out I'll renew and sand a snort letter.
 Fresno is beautiful city about centrally located b tween San Fran cisao and Los Angeles There are between 4S ana 45 thousand peo- pl growing <. tie rate of 2.ooa 8 ysar, many large buildings going Up. one 1o-story building seYer- al to story business buildings.
 Frasao ls alled sae raisin center of the world more grapes and rais- iDs being grown Aere f8an any oth- CT pace is size n the world. Many cars want 70 New York and Philadelphia this year and arrived in good condition. They net the producer s4oo to $500 an acre. ralsins bring little more but ar more trouble They cut them
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31
ANNOUNCEMENT

8pringdale, Ark. August 26, 1915 appreciation Dodson- for their payment by lightning completely destroying all implements, hay, grain heartily people, policy wanting insurance their farm policy is certainly all should have one of these contracts We consider the 1 Agency men, their business.
 Oage Valley Stock and Grain Farm
 SIGNED: Andrew He1l8tern
 SIGNED: 0. F. Hellestern
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

If you have faith. preach it; if you have doubts, bury them; if you have joy, share it. if you have sof- row. bear it. Find the bright side of things and heip others to get sight of it also This is tn o~ly and sufest way 10 be eheerfu and happy -AnouyH 9u=
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31
OAKLAND.

Will Graue is err cting nice COW barn on his farm near here.
 Will Tunstill is having an aid. ton built to his new home west Of
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

So far as We have been able to observe D mocrats generally appear to De perfectly willing for the Progressive Republicans to aprro- priate Sulzer a. taeir own.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31
Eczema and Itching Cured.

Most disfiguring skin eruptions, safofula, pimples. rashes. etc. are due to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters as cleansing blood tonic. Is well recommended. S1.oo at all sores.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

Senator Joe T Robinson arrived at lis home in Little Ro latter part of last we for two weeks stay looking over ma asters in Ark ansas
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

One issue of the Dallas Texas News contained an eight page ad- yertisement of one of the firms ill that city It cost pile of money, but the firm doubtless considered it a good investment.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

The new and unusual things in tile stores are ADVERTISED rely upon it. Ii it We're not so, our merchants would be poor ad- vertisers and they re NOT.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

Mrs. Charles Fairbanks, wife of the former Vice-President, died Friday morning Of pneumonia a. their home in Indianapolis, Ind.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

Ener2y Harnessed. 1t is the master !. aducer; uHd.re ted. th feeder of scrap h aps The sreater the undreeted power, fhe more complete tAe final ruin Energy la developed eonf58s nts. Areased in- dastries, built bus ness, made the power ef men but only whan con troll guided, I ted Harness y9ur energy with common sense Guiie il with sys en That is the formula for getting results -Sys, tenn.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Prosecuting Attorney.

The News is authorized to an nounce Jno. s. Combs of Madison County as a candidate for Pros cut ing Attorney, subject to the Dem o2ratic primary election.
 < s- 4
 Assess or.
 The News is authorized to an nounce J. L. Harris Of Prairie Township as a candidate for AS sas.or of Washington County, sub ject to the Democratic primary election.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

Casual readers o, newspaper first pages might suppose murder myste- ries 10 b the fagorite national amusement
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

Tae Fayetteville Daily is wast- ing time and space in offending Arkansas rom insinuating slurs east by tbo Springfield Republican. Tine vas when many newspapers thought i pert to poke fun at Arkansas, but that day has long since pas with in elligent newspa- psts To do so now is to m arely advertise tLe inoranee of the writ CT
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

When the son Of tie hoas puts an Ais best clothes aftes super, pol shes up his shoes. spends ten min- | as fa aa end agor 10 make his siz lay down and leaves lie mouse
 A myst rious air aad flushed eks. pater tamiIas as T ion es s5ma young damsHi r tae other en1 of town exhibiting unusual al-
 3n afius asas supper di shes
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

One advantage of being horse s that corn on the cob never gets too tough for his uses
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

The dollar diplomacy of CT at Bfi ain la in marked contrast to that of fhe administration al Wash ing5oa n q aIiu5 aitll fhe sitga- ton ia Mexico uaerta is an cd ba 3d-headed spo. and eutthroa and President Wilson Is right in refusing to ree0sHize his % ern- m nt. =
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31
| Gentle and Effective Laxative

\ mid, gentle and effective laxa- tive is what people demand when suffering from eonstlpat lon Thous- 9nds sWeas b. De kfns's New Life Pills Hugh Tallmaa. Of San Anton 10. Tex writes They are. beyond question. the best pills my wife and have eyer taken They new ed cause pain Prl 25e at drugg- ists. or hy mail. H E Bucklen X e Philadelphia or st Louis
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31
 Likes The Neas.

Dutch Mills, Ark, Oct. 16-Ed. News: Find enclosed one dollar for your valuable paper. Surely you are giving us a good paper. I send you this on my birthday 50 years this date I was brought into this world. God bless you.
 Yours truly
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

Wild geese and ducks have com n sed their fall journey southward and in pa sing over our city the geese got bewitdert over our elec- trie lights and were close enugh to earth 10 get gooi shots -Benton- vile Sun.
 We hope these geese didn't take a shot al the editor of the Sun a. they pa sed over
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

1 tfas-
 Governor Wm, sulzer of New York was recently Inpsaehed ard removed from offIte on the charge of falsifying his statement of con trlbutions received for ,ampaign ex- pensea and for attempting to in duee witnesses to swear falsely in come ton with the case. sulzer, who was formerly one of th repre- sentatiyes in Congress from New I ork, was elected governor last year being backed II his campaign by tbe Tammany organ .zatton. Af- ter being secure fa his office he probably thought Ee could get along without the further aid of this organization and win popular favor by a1yocating measures op- DO ed by Tammaay lead r. In this he was mistaken Tammany has no use for a public official ft cannot Use for it's own fish ends It had the goods" on sulzer and pro- eeeded to crush him The evidence brought out a tae tmpaa shmen proceedings iniioa.es that Sulzer is TittIe better than those who caus- a4 his downfall. and ls utterly un- tft 70 s=rYe as public official Immediately after he was lepos q as governor Ae vas nominated for .6e general assembly fem one Of One New York c.tv districts by the Progressive Republicans. which would iadiea e [ at this organization is n5t Y particular as to is nominees if there appears to De a zhanrz Q win. sulze. accepted the nomination and it is freely pre- lied thas he will win He has n cred oa vigorous campaign fa witch he is flayins Murphy and pzher fammany a9efs and un- blasb5agly pro lams that afteT his election he will be c1os speaker of the gen raj assembly and from there ha will be returned to the gov ernors chair. In bringing about the downfall of Sulzer, Tammaay has not emerged from the contest en- tirely unseathed, and if the dis graceful affair shall result in .he disruption of that interruptions ooIiti al machine it will not have been without some good
 Frank Barr, manager of the Ly- ri4. 4ays be has Iet the contract for the erection of 8 summsr and winter threatre combined. Tn building will be 45x47 feet and will have trap windows a over the Eoase. The building will be erect ed on Block St., where the Lyric airr- dome now stands l. is to be equipped with nice chairs and there wHl 10. be post in the building ae also says that h vii put in film exchange hera.-Fayettev Il Daily
 When t comes to painting the ayes. Ia ure might get some in sa ration from current fashions
 lantfa and Effective Laxative
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31
+ + + Arkansas Beats Texas.

sherman, Tex. Oct. 1s.-Edi or News: Please send my paper 70 Sherman have moved up here. Ny address fs 312 North East St
 have been down here month and it has rained about 22 days out of the 3t. and 5he black mud is something fearful It has been so muddy that the farmers had to work four mules to an empty waG- on to get to town 10 get their groceries. As far as living in the country is concerned 1 had rather live in old Arkan as as Texas. would like to have some of thos big red apples 10 eat that you peo- pie have got up there.
 Mr. Editor, my wife and l sure do appreciate The News. and if there is a reader up there that doesn't enjoy reading your paper just end them to Texas when it is raining down here and they will be cured It is like getting letter from home.
 Well l will tel you about the crop in Texas this year They had a good wheat and oat crop and about a half of crop of corn and cotton. Their cotton is bringing s430 a hundred, so you can see Arksansas beats Texas six to one.
 ]. A. Pearson.
 Yourstruly.
 o. T. Pearson.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

When t comes to painting the ayes. ua ure might get some in sa ration from current fashions.
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31
MAYEIELD.

Carrie Phillips =Bohlen
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

 RoekSy
The Springdale news., 1913-10-31

Springdale, Ark. August 26, 1915
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-14

fOh REM
RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th ST. NV. NJ. 2345.
QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE
NEW HOME. CHEVY CHASE-$45.lO
Brand-new. emi-detached. $ rooms. la tn
spacious rooms wide staircase: roomy yerandas
and sleeping porches (slass inclosed,: hot water
heat: electric lights. Every possible conven-
fence. 1t has to be TO be appreciated: "
block from Conn. ave. car line.
DETACHED. NEAR 10th ST.
Located in Mt. Pleasant, 16th ST.: $
rooms; large lot. fine elevation; convenient to
14th st. car line. Rent, 5000. Phone for key.
HEIGHTS. 6 ROOMS. BATH AND GARAGE.
Brand-new, side light front. rear and side
yard; front and double back p0rches: large,
bright cellar; high air space; modern hea ting
system: gas and electric lights; 4. block from
14th ST.: rent. $3.50. Without garage, $50. 80.
S25.5O-COITM HEIGHTS.
Six rooms and bath, front colonial porch: alb
soiutely modern in every respect high. cool
location, near park and close to good ear line
Being put in perfect condition. SEE IT AT
ONCE.
NEW HOUSE. 6 ROOMS. BATH-S20.5n
Columbia Heights. midway between two car
lines. all modern improvements: furnace heat :;
open plumbing; cellar under entire house.
SHANNON & LUCHs. Renting Service.
NJ. 2345. 713 14th st. NJ 2345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-14


FOR RENT-1519 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Sc. Beautiful house. six rooms
and tiled bath: furnace heat: large front
and rear yards: porch; colonial finish
throughout. VIII rent to a permanent
tenant for $3.50.
VIM. A. BOSS CO.
1920 " Y ave.
FOR RENT-NEW HOUSES.
White tenants.
$40 TO 52S Hobart place NV. just
east Of Ga. ave. Four large rooms.
fine bath; concrete floor In She'd front
porches.
Rent. $3.50.
WM. A. BOSS Co.
1920 y. Y. ave.
FOR RENT-436 KENYON ST. NV.
Six rooms and bath; furnace heat:
fine repair: front porch; near Soldiers
Home. Rent, $23.5O
WM A. BOSS Co.
1920 y. Y. ave.
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