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The Springdale news., 1914-01-30
NO SMALLPOX
 IN SPRINGDALE

\ newspaper in all adjoining town published the report that lady livlng near SprIngdale died a few days ago of black smallpox which Is d mistake. Mrs. Bert Carson. living five or SIX mles west of SpringdaIe, died Sunday, the result of smallpox and oth- CT complications. but il was not black small pox, and had she not been in delicate condition the probabilities are would have re covered. Others m the same 1am7 iiy have the disease, and N lISe Phillips, residing in the same To- caIity has the disease Ill his lam fly. The disease Is Ill q mlld form and as strict quarantine regula- tons have been established, no danger Is apprehended of its spreading
 The disease was brought into that locality by family from Mexico.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-30
PEACEFUL VALLEY.

Mir. Sims is making pond on his farm west of Mir. Brant.
 Mr. Brant has a new cement cistern close to his barn, of eighty or ninety barrel capacity
 Several of the people of this neighborhood went to Springdale Monday night to hear Bishop McIntire s sermon at the First NJ. E. Church.
 Mir. Sims son Tom in Califor- nia had the misfortune to fall off a load of hay, the load falling on him. breaking his shoulder which has had to be set twice
 The pie social at our school house last Friday night was well attended and good pro gram rendered. The proceeds were S7.15. We were grateful for the fine music given Us by the Oak Grove Rand Miss Finch CT WIS voted the fruit basket Tor being the most popular young lady and Al Luper a pic as the homelieSt nan
The Springdale news., 1914-01-30
OAK GROVE

We had a nice little rain Sun day morning.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mcqueen of Zion spent Sunday with q. w. McCam- ey and wife.
 John Downum and daughter of Harrison are visiting relatives in this vicinity.
 Mr. Bradshaw of Pitkin is yis- iting his daughter Mrs. W. NJ. Parks. at this place.
 Mrs. Sturdiyant and daughter, Miss Gladys went to Osaee Fri day to visit relatives
 Some of Mrs. C. w Halsey $ relatives of near Aroca are fis- ting at the iIaIsey home
 Nr. and Mrs. Calvin IFolconb
The Springdale news., 1914-01-30
ARKANSAS CONFERENCE.
Next Annual Meeting to Be Held
 at Harrison.

Arkansas annual conference, N. F. Church, which had been ln session at Sloan Springs, ad- journed Sunday evening, larrl- son being selected as the next place of meeting. Bishop Mclntire presided. Following were the as signments for this section:
 Fort Smith district pr. ]. NJ. Carter, district superintendent; :; Bentonville station, L. D. Tor renee; Chester mission, NJ L.. Massie; Ellsworth, F. NJ, Clonin- ger; Eureka Springs, B. II. Fulk- erson; Everton and St. Joe, J. $. Taylor; Fayetteville and West Fork, c. w. Green; Fort Smith station, Q. w. Brakebill Green Forest, c. T. Brassfield; supply Harrison station, J. c. Blizzard :; Harrison circuit, to be supplied : Heavener, M. E. Richmond; Jas per, to be supplied; Jenny Lind and Vista, II. N. Lewis; Leslie and Snowball, to be supplied : Lincoln, l.. w. Layman; Mans field and Gilmore. T. Hart; Me na, J. J. Bowman; Newton coun- ty mission. A. C. Phillips Rog- CTS, A. J. Murphy; St Paul and Delaney, D. c. Thirman; Seran- ton, l J. Henderson Slloa@ Springs station, E B. Temple ton; Siloam Springs circuit. t. \. Anderson Sulphur sp in4s. |. " Shipley Spr#nedaI7. II z. Hickman: Combs mission F
 l Wilson.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-30
VIVIAN.

Walker Kirkland is building a new barn
 The people of this vicinity are doing quite lot of blowing
 The school on the round mount ain closed on account of small pox.
 Marion Kirkland says he is going to plant some corn next week.
 W. A. Henderson has moved onto his new farm and is we'll satisfied
 Oscar Liley of Harris will preach at the Round Mountain next Sunday.
 Dave Musselman will move on the Buck Tisdale place in the bottom soon.
 Bill Tood who lives at Green land, has been visiting his broth CT near Wyman.
 Mr and Mrs. Kirkland made a flying trip to Fayetteville Sat urday on business.
 John Smith gave the young people dance Saturday night. All report q good time.
 Mrs Woolsey, who has been i'll for quite q while, died and was buried at Combs Chapel.
 Mr. Wilson purchased q wag- on and team and is making a turn pike road up the emoantain-
 Will Kirkland $ pretty hard up of late He k mixing qainine and salt with hls tobacco to make it last longer
 Guess Who.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-30

l. ]. Hairston is erecting d new smoke house.
 Most everybody las the small poX scare in this neiehborhood. Alex Downum and family have relatives visiting them from Har- r1son.
 Carl Atkison purchased young mare from Neal Philips last week.
 Roscoe Smith and family visit ed at Tom Ralslon Saturday night
 Mabel Ford of Accident visited with Han Aaron sunday of last seek.
 Bessie and Beulah Bradley spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks.
 John Aaron and famlI5tisited with the former $ brother George Aaron. sunday
 Earl and Carl Atkison are at Cave Springs building q residence for their brother BurI
 Mrs. Mex Downum and daugh- ter Maud have been on the sick list but are some better at this writing.
 Bro. Church came home recent Iy rom Dutch Mills where he has been assisting Bro Johnson III a protracted meeting
 Levi Ieavilin of Say brook, Ill.,, has hecn visiting with his cousin. II. NJ .ttkison. He is enroute home from Hot Springs where he has been tor the benefit ot his health.
 The people have postponed the grave yard working from Thurs day until Friday of this week on account of the speaking at Elm Springs. Everyone who is inter- ested IS invited to come and help clean the cemetery on the hlI at this place.
 The people al this place met Wednesday night of last week and organized d literary. The fol- lowing officers were elected Man Dowmlm, president; Jesse Brad- ley, secretary; Carrie Atkison, ed itor; Misses Lena Ralston, Lot tie Lloyd and Earl Atkison. com mittee of program. The first pro- gram will be Wednesday night of next week The subject for de bate is, Resolved, That the horse Is more useful than the COW Ev- erybody is invited to attend, al so to take part and help make things interesting.
 Rlon1V
The Springdale news., 1914-01-30
HEALTH LEAGUE
Program of Meeting to Be Held
 Next Monday Night.

Following is the program for the regular meeting of the Spring dale Health League 10 he heId Monday evening, February ?. at : 30 at NJ. F. Church, South:
 Relation of Sanitation to Schools, Prof. F. c. Robb.
 Women s Relation to the Pub lie Health of the City. Miss Der tie Smyer
 Violin Solo, Grover O'Neal.
 Vaccination, Preventative of Smallpox, Dr. J. E. Martin,
 Reading, Mrs. C. J. Rannells.
 Proper Ventilation of Public Buildings, Rev. N. C. Hickman
The Springdale news., 1914-01-30
PONY HAS
 BEEN ORDERED
Buggy, Harness and Entire Out
 fit Expected Here Feb 5.

Il meeting Of the various basi- ness men of SpringdaIe, who are giving away the Shetland pony, buggy and harness, to thc enid having the most votes was held aEthe News office Monday after noon and the final arfangeaents Were made for securing the pony. The Dunlap Pony people We're wired to ship the entire outfit at once and aItboHgh=iaw will take quite few days for II to get here, 1t k expected that the pony will be on display by Satar- day of next week The pony, buggy and harness, the complete outfit, just as 1t will b. turned over to=the winner viii be on display at the=Sprinelale Hard Ware and Furniture Go., just as soon as II arrives.
 1t has also been reported that some of the contestants have been buying, selling, trading and otherwise engaging m business traffic with theH votes. This k a very disagreeabIe feature and one that will not be countenanced by the merchants and business men q moment. Drastic measures will b. employed to prevent the=fur- ther buying, selling OF trading of votes, and 1t may be possible that contestants guilty of such method may be dropped from the con- test. It Is thought that the contest IS far enough Hong for all parties 10 know for whom they wish to vote, and that it will. not be nset ssat.z To carry tho votes as has been done in the past.
 =Ballot.boxes can be found at al.the business houses. and if you buy goods and get tickets, either write the name on them yourself and drop them in the box before leaving the store, or ask the clerk to do il for you. They will be glad to accommo- date you.
 Contestants who are holding out votes must vote them at once. Holding out votes bl the con- testants K strictly forbidden. The contest closes February 2S. the votes will not be counted until after that time, and have not beer counted since the start of the contest The children holding out votes cannot possibly profit thereby, and there is a possibility of their losing the place in the contest. Just as soon as possible .aH contestants are expected to turn i'll their votes.
 There IS only one more month until the contest closes. but there lis time to win the pony in those few days. With just little hustling on the part of some con testant the pony, buggy and har- ness will be theirs.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-30

was done on Monday, Jan. 18th, and Mr. Papili is now getting along as well as could be expect ed. The sympathy of the whole community is extended in his trouble and hopes expressed that he may soon be lis own self again
 The balance of the furniture of the Srs of The Incarnate Word has arrived and consequent. ly there are now six Srs. at Fay etteyllle, where they have open ed the new school of which men tion was made some time ago. The Sisters were received very cordially by the citizens of Fay ettevllle and are pleasantly sit uated near the 1 diversity Of Ark ansas. Last Sunday afternoon they held an informal reception for all who wished to look over the institution and very large crowd availed themselves Of the opportunity and expressed them selves as highly pleased with ev- erything in connection with the institution.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-30

were called 10 Blue Jacket. Ok lahoma, last week on account of the death ot their erand-child, Mr and Mrs. Scott Nichols baby.
 Elder Leonard preached at this place Saturday, but on ae- count of smallpox being in two miles of this place 1t was thought best 10 not have preaching Sun day.
 ncle Tom Fowler who los his team some time ago has bought horse. Mr. Fowler wants 10 thank his many friends through The News for their kindness in making up the money to buy him a horse.
 Quite a crowd of Oak Grove folks attended the literary and pie supper at Peaceful Valley Friday night. They rendered q nice little program conducted by Miss Fineher. Johnny was there and helped furnish some music.
 Bert Carson and family all have the smallpox. We are sorry to say that Mrs. Ada Carson dIed Sunday morning about four : clock. We understand she had other troubles with the smallpox that caused her. death. Ne tender oar sympathy b the bereaxed family.
 fIarlen Rhillips=broke out with smallpox Tuesday HeZls gel ting along very well. Mrs Elisha Brown has the smallpox Those l families are all quarantincd so We do not think there is any dan ger of it's spreading any further. i Our school is going on without any apprehension of danger.
 Johnney.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-30
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our heart felt thanks 10 our many friends and neighbors, who so kindly aid ed and assisted us during the death and burial of our son and brother, Raymond Words can not express our feelings, and on ly by your kind deeds and words was 1t possible 10 bear our bur den. We wish also to express thanks to Mrs. Harve Webb for her kindly ministrations and for the use of her home. but for her We could not have withstood the ordeal May God in his infinite mercy bless and keep you all.
 Mrs. B. Lucas and family.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-30

It is now known that there will be another candidate in the race for Congress from this district. Nr. Wm. H. Roberts of Lincoln. has come ont as an independent candidate for congress.-Pranie Grove Herald
The Springdale news., 1914-01-30

The ordinary red pepper | Ionr been nsed as a medicine.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-30
SPRING CREEK.

Melissa.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-30

Guess W ho.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, June 49, Banking house
difficulties ana the suspension Of %
grain firm were responsible today for
selling furry on the board of trade.
Closing prices. however, showed a
comparatively steady feeling, with net
declines as follows:
Wheat, * to a. corn, y To Il and
oats q to The outcome ia pro-
visions varied from Y loss to an adj
vance ct 2la.
Posting Of notice that Sidney Long
and company had failed To- pass the
clearing house was quickly followed
by the selling out OF more than halt
million bushels of July wheat either
because of the suspension Of the firm
or as move TO take advantage of the
disturbed conditions that naturally en-
sued
The almost simultaneous shut down
Of the Lurimer bank and "a number
Iof smaller state banks, brought ON
fl lively additional selling, q good
share Of which was generally believed
To be of "A purely speculative charac-
ter and to have been ventured by pit
traders who thought they saw a
chance to snatch profit
In the grain trade the suspension
. fli t0lNIitN ltIIlE anu ANllAB1hN was N'
rectly connected with the Lorimer
bank difficulties. Vice President Mum
J Gay of the bank being said to have
been financially Interested in the af-
fairs Of the suspended firm. 1t wac
! also asserted that the Lorimer bank
contained many small board Of trade
accounts.
Corn weakness was only partly due
to the Sidney Long and company fail-
ure and the bank troubles. Benetl-
cial rains in the district which had
been threatened by drought made the
market soft from the outset Prices
were recovering though when the fl-
nancia mishaps led the way TO a
decided break.
! Oats tumbled with other cereals, in-
fuenced Ike corn by The ending OF
j the drought and 10y the bank upset.
/ Scarcity Of hogs lifted the provision
market but In the end quotations ave-
feraged somewhat lower than last
night The setback came from the
same sources that pulled support out
q from under grain.
Closing prices.
WheatLJuly. S37sc. Sept, S2iac.
Corn-July. 70Nc. Sept. $3.50.
Oats-mly, 39% e.; Sept. Slsc.
Pork-July, S21.O0; Sept, $20.06.
Lard-July, 5000; Sept, S10.27
Ribs-July $11.40; Sept, Sll45.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13
FOR SALE

$1,000 -4-room frame. bath fine
shade. good outbuildings. line To-
cation; n. nth St.
f3,000-5-room brick, modern, we'll
built cellar, sleeping porch, good
outbuldngs; W. silver Avenue,
close In.
000.00-S-room frame. modern, 81
room frame; sleeping porch mod
ern, and broom house in rear all
furnished.
$4,000 0-7-room brick, stucco fin
sh, modern, corner lot, West Cop
per Ave.
20O--6-room bungalow, modern
Highlands, close in
500--5-room frame, modern, ho'
water heat, can be made into g.
room house at little expense; good
location in Highlands.
a. lFlLlEISClHIlElR
III S. Fourth 1T,
Phone ga. Next 20 POstOffiCc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13
NEW YORK METAL MARKETS.

New York. June H. Copper quiet,
spot ana August, $13.37& @13.S7 i2.
Tin easy; spot S3O.G0@3l0O. Aug
ust. $S0f5m81121a.
Iron quiet. unchanged
I4ondon--Copper quiet, spot 81 lls
ed, futures, 81 SIS 3D.
Tin quiet; spot 1879 los, futures
14l 5s.
Ir1n-Cleyclaud warrants, Sis Sd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13
DUN's WEEKLY REVIEW

New York. June 12.-Duns review
win say tomorrow.
Official promise of another prosper
Gus year on the farms tends 10
strengthen confidence In the general
business outlook
In regard to the monetary SITUATION
much significance has attached TO Ie-
cent Developments gold is sun pel,lH
withdrawn from this center IN su"-
stantial volume without eNtrune any
material effect upon rates Tor accom-
modatiuns
Absence of uniformity continues to
characterize trade advtces' nut con
siderine In broad sense, favorable
reports predominant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13
rOR RENT-Apartments.

FOR RIGNT--Apartment
FOR REN1--8 and 4-room fats for light
housekeeping 404 n. Second
FOR RENT--3-room new flat newly fur
nished modern. 220 s. Sixth. inquire
Savoy Hotel -
FOR RENT-3-room flats modern, ct 2lS
and 1913 W Marquette. Inquire at Sl3 5.
First. Phone i25SW
FOR RBSF-Nioely furnished l. 3. and g.
room apartments for light housekeeping.
"The Englewood," Strong block, Second ana
Conner
FOR RENT--RoOms With Board.
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FOR RENT-Board and rooms, rate {L0O
per day. 5li s. Broadway
BOARD aud room With sleeping porch sick
taken. Rates s1,00 per DAY. ca South
Arno Street
EXCELLENT board AMI Foud rooms with
sleeping porches Everything modern, Lots
shade trees Miss Dooley leo n. Second.
FOR RENT-Rooms or cottages with board
AZ Mrs Reeds sanitarium for GONZALES
cents Home milk cream, eggs, fruits and
flowers Iockhart Ranch phnne 1893.
journal want ads bring quick results.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13
ST LOUIS LEAD AND srELTER.

st. Louis. June 12--Lead dull
spelter dun, $492i2.
New York, June 12-iead dull
S3.S5 m3.g5 London. 9 los
Speter dull. $500 m5l5; London,
q Us Cd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, june t2.-llogs Receipts
is. 900: market strong bulk of sales,
s8.1OmS.25; light. S795mS.25; mixed,
&7.BOmS27h; rough. $7S0n i.95.
pigs. $70007.I5.
cattle Receipts 1000, market firm,
beeves $7.30mq50, steers $6.S0m
sis: stoekers and feeders, $6.25m
$50, COWS and heifers, S3.600S.'oi
calves. S1.0OMl0.35
Sheep Receipts $4,000; market
weak sheep. S5.40N6.35; yearlings,
S6.3501.50: lambs, $3.50 q A.60'
springs. S7,25m $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13
BRADsTREETs REVIEW.

New York june ~ bradsIe't ?
will say tomorrow; an.
Glowing cereal crop ftp"I's anu ''''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13

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WANTED Pianos. household goods, etc..
stored safely M reasonable rates Phone
as The Security Warehouse a Improve
ment Co. springer Transfer Co.. success
surs no Gold Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13

Kansas City. June 12-Hogs Re
ceipts $500. market higher, bulk oil
sales $S.05MS-20; heavy Sfl9 "a
SPY; packers and butchers. SIS Oam
$50; light, $3.50 $40; pigs, $'.2o"
755.
Cattle - Receipts 100 market
steady, prime fed steers $500 9.OO
dressed beef steers. $730QS50; west
ern steers. S7.00mSS5: southern
steers. $6.25GS25: COWS, sA26a 7.2b;
heifers. $650dS.S5 stoekers ana
feeders, S6.O067.75; bulls, 5000
100. calves. $6.0069.5O
sheep - Receipts 5000, market
STEADY to weak. lambs $500 a $50;
vearlines. S6.O0m6.S5 wethers. $500
G5.SO; ewes. $4.00m5.10; stockers
and feeders. $2.5O@ 100
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13
TNpI,wIlITTRs.

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ALL KINDS. both new and second hand
bourht sold rented and repaired Al.
buqueruue Typewriter Exchange Phone
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS

I'm the District Court Of the United
states for The District of New Mex
leo.
ln the matter Of John c. Sandy,
bankrupt
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COATES JAMES

livery Feed and sale stable
Englc ~ NJ
Hack Unc 10 Elonhant Butte; meet al
Trains Rates 10 palonas springs, ta.eo
round trip ta00
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13

FOR RENT Tent cottage, furnished. zoos
South Walter.
FOR RENT-4-room furnished bungalow
Apply io3 South Waiter
FOR NENr Vlfy 3.room furnished hung
allow new ard modern ig22 EDITH.
nor HENI Double house. six rooms and
BATH f0rnahed ga either eide sol South
Arna Phone iaS3J
FDU NENT Sew wndoru. small house.
three r.9Ws sleeping porch panty nlr
nIshed 6if Eas. Lead
FOR RENT New three.ro furnished
cottage glasscd ln sleeping room, large
front porch. shade trees. l20i South Edith
uhana fksUW
ron RENT-Misccllane0
FOR RENT For Jemez and Sulphur
springs or amy place IN New Mexico. en-
a4an simon Gnrcla'a hnrsng and spring
wagons Tor your trips call 1909 North Afua
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JouraaI want I'D. bring quick results.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13

FllR& INSUI2AECEaaah0ANS
ZIG wv. Gold
Specializing OF lBargaias
READ THIS. NOTE THE PRICE
5-room we'll built frame cottage
concrete foundation, toilet in house.
connected with sewer Ou east front,
corner lot, one block from ear line
and has dandy sleeping porch AM
for $l675.00: 500 cash. balance 225|
per month, which Includes interest
MONEY no LOAN
1rLh@2foa & Co.
Real Estate and Loans.
All w. Gold.
HELP WANTED.
Male
a., -, EM fIof MENf OFFICE
Wanted Carpenters. 81 day ana lnborers
S. 10 sg25 day. good waitress. woman
cook Phone 8ii
WANTED First .cut COAT maker. aIa1 /
PAM maker ana husheimun. groom the
tailor lO5 South Fourth street
WANTED Al once, ,1ur- men f,r -.,,,.-
mobile business Big pay We make yau
expert 10 ten weeks hy mail Pay us after
we secure you p"s'!'nn American Aut'mo-
w. immune. l-ua 'ls,l,s allI.
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WANTED We buy old gold and silver
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-13

S~~-~~0-o-e-~~~~~-~~s~~~~ -~~~~-~N~~~~~~~-~-~
IiNArlONS hy private detective. par
urs shadoWod. reliable evidence obtained.
II Box Gi1 city
ladies Whom delayed Or irregular, uss
Triumph PINS, always dependable "Re-
Her ANA particulars Free Write Nnti0nul
Medical institute, Milwaukee. WIS
WANTED IN your health ~ po0r ana Won
want iu travel aud take up good prop-
oHlt0n can at room a. Englewood Apart
ncnts from " a 90 60 J % ml on after
D. m Lady lr gent
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TO the creditors OF John @ Sandy. Of
Albuquerque ~. A. in the County
Of Bernalilo, ana district aforesaid.
bankrupt