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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-06-12

~ d'd MIR IIarman lie certainly Is th,
Irpor mans irsnd
On motion hy L.. Buiiock 70 r,sin.
Vote oi thanks ven. tend.,re~l Mr.. liar
man Tor his rNceiirnt p.nark~ and AL
vice
Lawyer ". >. Parker ~as next inuo
dneeNd. Who made a very tinl,.ly a. vel
A. pleasing ~is~~'h iel,..ram ua~ ~
oeiV'~i from pr. M,h"y hy the A-~..i.
ati"n stating that hc vas l-ctt,r Int vi.
not all"Ns~i q" h'aye hi- roon The A.
s"ciation arcs. and ~io,~l inr als,nt h,,
minutes ln silent prayer ior Ee, McKoy
On motion ls Eiipr Whttico. a rising
WI" 81 thank aa- cVtcn.i,~i o. onr ,ice
President. y NJ Whit. Who hal a.t.,l
IN such ana ahir manly aud nnpart,al
manner n thr ,l,iils.ration of bn~in.~s in
uhi~. the tenii annual -.~s~inn oi tie. g.
Il IL y T.. \. astins a. president during
the unfortunate absence. our pns-i,l,nt
Dr. Il. III. Mckoy. Al. bills were then
paid. This eno,~l one of thr most SHE
= --~iul. l"'acciul amt hartn,ni,uS m,St.
'ngs ever hcli hy t,.- A--.slat,an An
inY'tation "n the part of Moving Star
A~~~iati"u ior tiic nrNt aunua i,...ting
to i~' held With tl,em Was turned over L.
q" Executive Comnitt,c
The .""l l~aI.ic ol Ta1cucH h,th
~lnte AMI c"l"r,sl. showed every ronrt.-,,
imaginable. Everybody vas royalty
ar,d Tor Resolution of thanks which
Aiu apl"'ar in tlie n,at minutes ~en. "i-
trn~i expressing hearty thank. for the
inStint'd ami un-,li~h hospitality a,s,r-
is~i tlic Association by tho e,s~I ,a~,l.he of
ia]r"rii. sam ounr. tllr hiar,--t ~
dent "i farewell. Was tllrr,. and NJ
i"liy all tli, time Tl.. riiurcl,.- ail ot..t,.
~ ~Hiely their ,lpor. to tlsc ,lel..ates-
ti'r I-~'I'le thelr honn-s ti,c town their
't"r'ts AMI lHl~in'~~ flacs-~ Tin. was -
"ie's~~inl. fortunate and happy meeting
dace. Attorney Parker. Er, Hnllack
-. Sad'iier AMI Elitor Whitii.o were tl,.
n"i-s-~t iclsr.ate~ nu fh,. fl..r Eev rnl
''"k trh~i L. -''arc everybody isran~r 81
''S -i1'', farker Wanted every h,~iy o. l~,-
"'Ne What be- SAIL lpN-au~,. hr was Law
'cr, Ss"idl"r. i"vati~r d., va. ia-tice ni
lac ISsce AMI Whitilco ls,cau-a. lac va
~iit"r "i l'aI"r. hrt . ua- Gnaliy learn
II 10y the other iel,-.lt.- that n wa- all
o" inn- Fwrybo-iy Was equal Spar
All not l~,rnnt IA o. mention all th,
c'"d things done b., an tie. r,-.l l.~,l,
Dur General secretary. g. - Miller ,I,.
serves great crsSlit f"r tn nice Way m
Ahieh he has krpt thinr- t"sstl,rr. Mrs
ard' Recording Secretary. is worthy oi
Ari'~s'~-- fron' s-fcr,is~iy i"r icr caefni
"id I'ain~takIng intrr'a-t in tllr nny ting
"'d her accnrate REPORTS The -trsst car
I~'"lie werc KIND rn"uei O." -top each
'af % nsS~l'si Iu ir"tt oi ii.,.,iiur,h ulper,
ti'c n"rtihg VA lRlnr ielI
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-06-12

far.
Talk REV. a.. VI. Dicker4,n.
Music - oh. for a Thousand Tongle- -
Talk Prof. .. a. Warrcn.
~olo. Mr. 4. y. Warrcn-"FIec A. a
Bird
Isrne'iiction-I,ev g. VI. Dicker-on.
They then fDrme-i a line and marched
o. TIE Maple shade Cernetcry and while
the many friends we're plaring flowers on
The grsse- 81 their lowell one-. the choir
sang. Asleep IN Jesus and ''Safe in
The arms Of Je~us." They then marched
acro~- TIE way N the JefIer-onville Gem
etery and there again strewed howerscon
long departed friend-. the choir again
sang and then they went 10 their bome-
With their hearts swollen with . degree
of patriotism thsy newer isis before.
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DIR. j. G. Ellis Of Charleston, who was
On program to read a paper upon "Caco-
iylate OF sodium in the treatment of
'yphiIlis'' was absent, 50 DIR. W. III. A.
Barrett Of Keystone was called upon by
the president and cited a case OF almost
total blindness that was considered hope
less by leading eye specialist that he
had successfully treated with cacodylate
II sodiunf. He stated that the patient
was now considered well and he would
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GOLDEN RULE TURN
OUT At ASHLAND

Prom Pro-i-~t Association No. ~ 81
the ''ol'ien Rule I;enciicial AMI En,Iou-
n''nt A--"ciat'on a grand rally Wa held
At VT. Carom"l baptist Clurch. Rev.
,. W. Cor'r DELIVERED ,irc errrnon At m
a. m. from -. John 1855. Refreshments
we're -erve~i after ~hich Rev. IIair-ton
delivered sermon ~ y. nl Prov. p g
Tor the Nurery department. AtSp. m.
Rev. Silverssi preael,e,l IN cxccllent -er-
mon, a. John lS-y~ Collsrtion for the
day was ts'io. Srs,~ Will not permit
N to mention the names Of those con-
trIbuting 2icor pore.
y. =. MORGAN, Pres,
PETER WATKINS g.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-06-12
OFFICEE- ELECTED

On motion by Rev. W. W. Hicks. al
old ofi'cer-, having been rccommcn,ls,l
by the executive lr'ard. should hold ~,
Tor another year without election. Thi-
VA carried unanimously. Vice Pr.-S'd ut
White. otter few brief but timely rr
marks, called ON E,iitor MT. Whittie.
% introduce Hon. q. =. HarmAn o. tl,s
bosiy. which no did in five-minuts-- en-.
thu-ia-tic -Tsech. Mr.. IIarman rcpr,
~rnte'i the people oi Mcdowell county in
the ilo'I-e ~ IIelevats- last year. lie VIZ
not only the T'oor mans friend but hs
was everybody friend. lie wa int.ar.
tial and FEARLESS in bis voting and be-
ieiI-e of every question that came up
HIS -feeeh was one of the most pracfical
-peeche~ ~ have heard for year.. Pew
white men can ic found u,,--c day- vlo
are a. willing o. -Tcak out without fear
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-06-12

Mr.. Ro~co Simpson of BrsmwelI and
Freeman Wa Attending n busine-- with
his brothers W. A. and II. @. Simpsons
OF Keystone and Ekhorn respectively.
Monday,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-06-12
GOLDEN RULE ASSOCIATION
Hold 10th Annual Meeting in Tazewell---Large
Delegation and Reports Show Great Sue
cess; P.W. White, Vice Prss. Acted
as Chairman of Meeting
PRESIDENT McKOY SICK AND GREATLY MISSED

The Tenth Annual Session Of the Gold
en- Rule beneficial and Endowment Asso
ciation convened in the town Of Tazewell
Virginia, June ,, lOIf.
Promptly q; the hour Of eleven O'Clock
a. M. line of march Was forinsd under
Messrs- Sam Young, j. A. Ross and 81
w. NJ. Saddler. The parade Was mad,
with loud attraction throughout the main
streets of rhe town.
Devotional exercise was conducted 10y
Rev r. g.. Holcomb I'm its usual way
consisting Of songs and scripture reading
concluding with prayer by Rev. L. Dab.
ney. The Vice President 4. w. White.
introduced Rev :. X. Eullock and Rev.
W. w. Hicks. vino gave very interesting
talks, after which the Committee on Gre
dentisls, Presidents report, Gen. Se-re-
tsry's report, Real Estate. Banking, Gen
Treasure, Resolutions. State of Oorier,
Isegalia and Finace were appointed. Az
ter which the meeting adjourned by sing
ing Praise God from whom all blessings
hOw." etc.
The morning session was very go.rd and
had much To encourage both old and
young.
FIRST DAY-AFTERNOON SESSION.
The meeting opened with a very spirit
Ell devotional exercise. Rev. Dabney
again took the lead. This time Rev.
Holcomb prayed. The Tazewell choir.
primarily connected with the Christian
Church, rendered music And inst here,
the above named choir promises u lr the
hest in the county. The Vice President
introd,lced Rev T.. G.. Foster al " instos1.
Salem, y. g., who spoke OF his orphan
work i'm the above named city. A collcc-
ton was lifted for this canse and a sum
OF $50 was rai-ssi. Mr.. Wyn, Of Lynch
burg, Va, a representative Of paper
called The Opportunity Was introduced
and he made a very nice, practical talk
He is also a representative OF the Royal
Order oil Joseph.
A very goed paper was read by Miss
Mary Preston on the snbject, Training
OF children for the Nursery" 81. Sad
dler spoxe very freely and timely on the
paper and gave some timely Suggestions.
Mr.. Willie % Moore Of Good HOPE As
sociat'on sang a lovely solo.
In the absence Of Rev. X. III McKoy.
who was sick and could not attend. Rev
Bullock Of Blueiield Wa calle,l on To- read
the Presidents address. lie shovel
scholarly attainments by the way with
which he read the address. The address
showed that 81. los had been paid in
deatiI claims during the past year; all the
property safely insured AMI absolutely
free from debt
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tive must be prompt and thorough. III.
advised proper clothing. preferedly fan
mel and COOL ventilation The paper was
discussed by Ds- :. A. Viney, w q.
Lawrence. n. l.. Edwards, r. w. Lomax.
e. n. Marshall, r. L. Youngue and r.
C. HARRISON The discussions were in
teresting aud at times spiritel.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-06-12
AFTERNOON SESSION

~ usual devotional service~ were con
dnrtszi with vari"u- ministers taking an
active part. Cool music was ren.icr, q
throughout the entire session.. Mlnnt.--
OF the last executive hoard rea. and ~,
f,roxf4l
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-06-12

a master piece OF thought cloih,d in thu
richest Of language. Everylody hal
cause u feel welcome aftr his address
Daisy lonng Of Marytown sang solo
Response "a the welcome a,l,lr,ss Wa
made by Rev. j. r. Prior. pastor of tle
Lovely Zion Baptist Churcl. lie kept
the delegates and visitors ia a STATE. of
laughter from beginning a. the ending of
his RESPONSE. IL was g,-.i ami reilccte,l
credit upon not only him hut The Asso-
citation
Rev. q. ;. Upton was intro.luc,d Who
gave the Association AMI visitors "A whole
some and instructive address. lie strong
y urged the race to he polite to every
body. Mrs. W. o. Moon sang solo.
SUBSCRIBING FOR STOCK
One Of the most eloquent ailre~-.--
with strong appeal a. take out -t@k IN
the stock department. Of this A--oiation
was made by Editor VI. 4. Whittico
Tho-e who responded wcrr Mrs n. :
Brice. NJ. j. Ellis, W. n. Jones. Of Rer
wind; j. T. Page and Preston Scott 81
Ber~ind, Revs. Auntin, llhks and Eul
lock of Bluefield anil se,cr..l otlsrr- who's.
names we lost. Collerti"n ior iherhnr..l,
Was lifted to the amounted s6~o. Severai
other reports were made
PRIZES
First prize, S. in gold, ~ Cal Joppin.
Dott association. for the largest numlei
"f members received since January. 1914
Second prize. tn Mrs Patterson, - oo.
Mrs Colgste Of Cou1Hood received first
prize in the Nurseff end prize 70 Mrs
Lille h. Fitch Of B<}wind and srd prize
- risterE- v. Ch<.essul es.the rsrrton
Nuneryr
SECOND DAY-MORNING SESSION
Opened with dcvotionals conducts~l D.,
the Chaplain, Rev. l.. Dabney. On mo
tion 10y Attorney W. J. Parker, the A.
sociation sent a telegram to Rev. McKo,
expressing its 20. row in his illness and L.
inform him Of the progress Of thr meet
ing Minutes of tpe previous day. 49,
SION were read AMI approved. Di-tri-t
Agent l.. w. Whit r,-ssi hi- report which
wis very full and met with a hearty AZ
proval. The reports Of all such conmit
tsFs a. had not reported u tins tiup.
We're made AMI approved. The con,nnit
tse on resolutions reported and a. a,Iol,t
ell IN sections. Tins rrrort crrat.-i quite.
a sensation. yet very friendly one I;,,
H. X. Henry, pastor oi the Baptist
church, wa~ introduced and paid yer,
lngh tribute o. the delegates, the vi,,.
President, the Association, anil coInI.i
mented his own home people for their
broad hearted rcsI'tion Of the visiting
delegates and fricn.I-.
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COLLECTIONS

Collections during the year were g.
b 81, which was most fattering in its
endorsement of the worth and growth of
the institution. On motion Of g.. :.
Miller, General Secretary. a proper dis
position was made 81 the reports At
this junction, the Secretary read a most
able report which brought encouragcment
to every delegate. On motion of II
w. VI. Saddler a proper disposition Wa
made Of this report
The report Of the Treasurer. Rev. w
W. Hicks was good, accnratr and was
listened - With much interest. ID wa-
received and referred 10 the proper com
mittee. Delegates from the various asp
ciations were gwen an opportunity n re-
port the condition 81 the work on their
field. IL wa sin2Iiar a. we'll a. very
encouraging N note that . sturdy growth
with increased membership and les NOR
tality seemei N have bren the tone of
most delegates Who reported Thi- clo~~l
the public s~~ion and here y ter-ons
presented themselves N ride the goat
n rank Of the Gth degrec AZ the con-
clu~ion Rev. Dsbney dismi--el the body.
EVENING SFsSION
Meeting opened with devosional- con
ducted by Rev. W. W. Hick-.
CONCERT
A beautiful and most enjoyable concert
Wa condnctel l,y sisters p. @. Chri-to-
pber, Mis-ie Lee Cbeatham and Hattie
Burks. The program consisted of re~i-
tations by the following naued per-ona
Elizabeth Lewis, Graham, Va. Aene~
Payne, Msrytown, Cassie Eldridgc. Coal
wood, Mary Preston, KimbalI. Hattie
stuart and Mrs. Fannie Horthorne. Nc
Dovell. Msylon Russell, Arlington. AIice
Harvey and y. W. Garter of Coalvos-f.
Carrie Davis, Graham, W.. and Maggie
Belle. Mi-sie Lee Cbeatham sang A -olo.
All Of which rave rich productions and
we're greatly enjoyed by all. They showed
much preparation Several we're recalled
~ the stare.
Rev. q. N. Dsckerson, p>~tor OF de
Chrneian Church, delivered he vraroo>
s1dsos vetch ~ ene- Il - iudssd
The Springdale news., 1914-01-23
WESLEY.

Farmers are very busy blow ing
 John Counts is in school at SPrlngdale
 Mrs. Belle Shofner k listed with the sick.
 Aunt Rosana Johnson is gis- iting at Jim Young $.
 9omy Johnson came home last week from PettigreW.
 Prof. Mayes visited Wesley Friday and Saturday of last week.
 Frank Bell IS helping invoice Lus.as and Harrison store at Dnham.
 Df. Arch Cole of some point in Fexas is visiting his sister, Stella kennan
 Mrs. L. A. Lawson of Fayette- vile is visiting with her sons. Ezra and Lester.
 Cora Fritts k spending few days with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Alex Kennan.
 Cts Counts and Kate Bell will enter High School at -Fayette- vile first of February.
 Mrs. Avis Shofner and sister Mrs. Hub Gibson are to visit relatives in Oklahoma soon.
 Ezra Lawson and Gallie Smith Were quietly married Sunday at the home of the bride x parents.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-23
eONIsiISSIOSER'S SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Ina in pursuance of the authority and directions contained in the de- cretal order of the Chancefy Court of Washington County, made and en- tered on the 3rd day of January, \ D. 1914, in certain cause No. .J144 then pending therein be- tween John W. Anderson, complaint ant and Opal Hancock, Christina Hancock and Doyne Hancock defend ants the undersigned, a. Gommis- sionei of said Court, will offer for sale at public yendue to the high est bidder. al the vest door or ea- trance of the County Court House. in which said Court held in the County of Washington, within t6e hours prescribed by law for judieial sales. on Saturday the 7th day Of February. A. D 1914. the following | seribed real estate, fo=Wi..
 Part of tHe East haLf of Block Five e5) in the Railroad Addition 10 the Town enow Gftg) of Spriagdale. Beginning at point Eighty-seyen tS7J feet south of the Northeast corner of said Bio and running thenee=West. .Ninety-four and one half t94 F feet to an Alley thence South One Hundred and Forty-seyen q47D=feet to the South line Of said Block; thence East Fourteen and 0ne-half 6i412 feet thence North Sixty l60J feet; thence East Eighty =(S05. feet to the East line Of said Block thence North Eighty-seyen (S71 feet to the pla of beginning, situate in Washington county, Ark anSas
 TERMS OF SALE: On credit of three months, the purchaser be- ing required to execute bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause. with approved security, bearing in- terest at the rate of per cent per annum from date of sale until paid. and lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 9th day of January A. b, 1914
 J. C. Vaughan,
 Commissioner in Ghancery
The Springdale news., 1914-01-23
SPRINGTOWN.

Miss Eva Radford returned 10 her home at Mulberry. Kansas. Saturday, 10th inst.
 The music party at Mr. and Mrs. N. \. Henson s Thursday night. the sth, was well attend ed Al report nice =tIae.a and splendid music.
 Miss Eva Lathrope=i,= some better al this writing.
 AIr. and Mrs. .gess Peoples are thc proud parents of bouncing baby boy II arrived on Mrs. Peoples birthday SatHday=l0th fn>t
 Several of.the= farmers around Aere are putting in good time blowing wffla the sun shmes.
 Literary at Cross Roads ev- er1 Thursday night.
 \ surprise dinner va~ given 10 Mrs. VA. Henson Thursday. 1ath in honor oi Mrs. Henson S fifty =fas1rtf=birtEf1ay. Several were present and the=fVa= =Da1= iis boys an5Gtwo=Robertsaa=boys furnished music on the organ. vi= oIin and Two guitars for the crowd An enjoyable tHneis re ported
 Mrs Anna Ottinger gave a music party Thursday nighf. AIu- sie on thc piano. violin, french harp and two guitars was fur mshed by the musicians.
 Mr. and Mrs. \ L. Goddard made trip to SpringdaIe sun day.
 Mr Geo. Bradfield k not able To be about much on account of q sore knee and ear ache
 Mrs. Robertson and Mtrton Ruby and Louie visited Mrs. Robertson $ sister of lliehfill Saturday and sunday
 Jim Hazel and Miss Iva Greene visited the former s siSt- CT, Mrs Will Dodgen Sunday.
 Black Eyed GypsH.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-23
HARMAN.

Tobe Wright IS not 50 well at this writing.
 John Rankin IS attending T. $. court at Fort Smith.
 Jeff Brown, Jr., who has been sick for so long Is conyaleseent.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Claud Stewart, Jan. 18th, daughter.
 Mrs. sam Myers Is spending the week with relatives at Rog- CTS.
 w. F. McCamey and wife visited with Jim Gipsons nea1 Woodlawn Sunday.
 Mr. Patehen is building new barn which adds greatly to the looks of his place.
 Mr. Henderson and family oi Woodlawn attended church al Uarman Sunday.
 Frank Brown visited with his Bro. Will at Springdale Sunday night and Monday.
 Polly Ann's sick folks are all better and she will try 10 be more prompt with her letters in the future.
 The literary was we'll attended Friday night. The subject for Friday night, the Both, is Re solved that we do not need any more foreign emigration.
 The trial which was pending
The Springdale news., 1914-01-23

before Squire Brown. wherein D. PianaIto was charged with selling wine unlawfully which was set for Jan. r.. resulted in a verdict of guilty The attorn- eys for the defendant were Palm CT and Baxter of Fayetteville. Fhe=ease Was prosecuted by Al- len |. Flowers also of Fa4ette- will. The ease was= appealed to the spring ternI=of circuit court.
 Miss Adah Parish of Steel spent the week end with the Miss #es Bessie and Q8incfe Thompson.
 Bro. Rable filled his regular appointment =this place Sun day Preached quife an inter estine sermon 10 d full house.
 Poll>=Ann.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-23
SULPHUR CITY.

Miss Ethel sutton =i9 very sick at this writing.
 The farmers=pot n good time blowing Iast week.
 Will Jones Yisit4d=Polfz Reed near Harris sunday.
 Mrs. Edie Jones visited tar brother Jim Shumate near Cart CT Sunday.
 Bud Williams visited relatives at Fayetteville from Saturday till Monday.
 Miss Flossie Scott. who visited her grandparents here last week, returned home Monday
 Emry Shook and family of Carter have moved into the Ne. Fadden house east of here.
 Mrs Mcconnell and daughter Eula visited relatives in Fayette- Ylllea few days last week,
 Mike Plumb. wife and daughter Vera visited Frank, Harry and wife near Elkins Sunday.
 Tom IarreIson and family of Missouri are here now visiting relatives with a View of locating.
 Mrs. Bell Neil who has been sick for couple of weeks iS slowly improving at this writing.
 Hubert Horner and Charley Mahafty of El1ins were pleasant callers at Uncle Joe Williams Friday night.
 Mrs Cora Vanhorn and baby of Fayetteville are visiting hef mother, Mrs. Mollie Brooks here now.
 Judge Baker and Mr George of Fayetteville were here last week selling the Roberts pro- ducts.
 Guy Brown and Miss Ethel May of Brentwood were pleas ant callers at the home of Lone Star Saturday.
 Sunday was Bro. Tucker $ day here He came out Saturday but was called home Sunday morning to attend a funeral
 The tax collectors were here last week taking all the money they could get. Several of the candidates were following them Mir. and Mrs. Morrison of Mon tana visited friends here one day last week. They will visit a son in Texas before returning 10 Montana.
 Lone Star.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-23
Wonderful Cough Remedy.

Dr king's New Discovery is known everywhere as the remedy which will surely stop a cough or cold. D. P Lawson of Eidson, Tenn. writes; "Dr. Kings New Discovery is the most wonderful cough, cod and throat and lung medicine l eyer sold in my store l. can't be beat IL sells without any trouble at all It needs no guarantee. This is true, because Dr. Kings New Discovery will re lieye the most obstinate of coughs and colds Lung troubles quickly helped by its use You should keep bottle in the house al all times for all the members of the family 50e and 9i.0U All Drugg- ists or by mail H. E. BEGKLEN X Co. Philadelphia or St Louis.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-23
FAIRVIEW.

Geo. !. .Reeder unloaded new John Deere manure spreadef al Freeman Monday lIr Reeder has ordered ten cars of manure from the Kansas City stock wards and WilEferfilize his orehard-E. A. Baldwin has also ordered sev- en ears.
 tIrs. Eta SPHIoek and son Vol Dotson ef Huntsville spent sever al days last =WeckZat the size- more home.
 NaieoH .JoHason. Carl and Her man PheIan and AIr. and Mrs. Geo. Reederwere among those from this place who attended ..Thelma" at Rogers "Wednesday night.
 AIr. and Mrs. Geo. S..Reeaer. w1Io=baFe been visiting relatives in Columbus. Seb., have return cd home.
 Most of OUT farmers took =aa- vantage of the nice weather last week to do some blowing
 \ number of our young folks enjoyed candy breaking at the Sizemore home "Wednesday even ing.
 Thirty-two new volumes wer added to the school library last week. among which k complete set of Harold Bell Wright $ works.
 E. A. Baldwin was business visitor at BentonvilIe Thursday.
 Edw. Sommers is having 5o0 cords of wood cut
 Everyone is invited to attend the spelling at this place Friday night, January 23.
 Geo. C Ward of Kansas City is visiting home folks.
 Miss Bertha PheIan of Rogers spent sunday with home folks.
 Clyde Aerrifield and family spent Sunday with relatives near Rogers
 Francis Dale and son Carl of Lowell visited home folks Sunday
 Singing at the Owens home was enjoyed hy large number of young folks.
 B. F. Pitts of Rogers spent several days last week with his son Nerdie and family
 Xalrour Johnson attended a pie supper at Pleasant Ridge east of Rogers Friday night
 r. B Price was in Ciravctte last week on business r B. Price and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Enos Stanton of Rogers
 IpuXIS
The Springdale news., 1914-01-23

We do Dot, as d rule, believe in the death pehalty,-but. the burglar who last week robbed q Maryland editor of his dress suit certainly deserves the chair
The Springdale news., 1914-01-23
National Bank of Commerce
Acute Sore@T Throat.

There is nothing better for sore throat than Hunts Lightning Oil Put it on at night. and the next morning the soreness is usually gone. Rubbed on chest is fine for sore lungs, often preventing pneu- monia Hunts Lightning Oil is sold by all reputable druggists in 25e and soc bottles
The Springdale news., 1914-01-23

That American who went down l,2oo feet into the crater of Vesuvius must have been all- fired crazy to meet the devil.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-23

Deans Ointment cured me Of eczema that had annoyed me for a long time. The result was lasting Hon. S. " Matthews, Commis- sioner, Labor Statistics, Augusta, Me
The Springdale news., 1914-01-23
An Ideal Woman's Laxative.

Who wants to take salts, or cast or oil. when there Is nothing better than Dr. Kings New Life Pills for all bowel troubles They act gent ly and naturally on the stomach and liver. stimu ulate and regulate your bowels and tone up the entire sys- tenn. Price 25c At all Druggists. H. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louia.