The Springdale news., 1914-06-12
SHORE sEARcY PASSES AWAY.

l. Shore searcy, son of MT. and Mrs. Will searcy, died at his home in sprlngdale Tuesday evening at eleven thirty,. death being due to heart failure The deceased was al so afflicted with tuberculosis, and complication of throat trouble, but a weak heart was immediately respon- sibe for his death.
 Possibly no other young man in this section was more thoroughly ac- daainted with the people of this sec ton than Shore Searey. He was ac- lively engaged in the drug business here for q number of years, and on ly recently sold out, in the hopes thaI his health might be repaired. He was connected with J. I. Nelson in the drug business for number of years, and only recently with his father, ill the same line
 Shore searey was born in Spring dale January 18th. 1887. and with the exception of a short time made his home here practically all his life. Aside from his wife and two sons, ona age one year, and the other five, he is survived by his father, mother, and one sister, and host of rela- tives and friends He was a member of the First Baptist Church, and .t.:iz tz!= t,gsaftI, ,,ar1nfttad was active. ly engaged in the Church work. He was also a member of the order Of Odd Fellows, and a member of B. P. o. E. Lodge. f104 at Fayetteville.
 4 short time ago he, accompanied by his father. made a trip to San Antonio, Texas, in hopes that his con- dition might be benefited but so lit tie good resulted, that they re. turned home.
 While his death was not wholly un- expected, still 1t came as distinct shock to his friends throughout this section.
 Burial services were held at Bluff Cemetery "Wednesday afternoon at five o'clock conducted by Rev N. | EtIedge, pastor of the First Baptist Church. =As mark of respect to tae deceased tAe business houses 0 sDriasdaIe were closed during the b 4riai aad funeral hour.
 During his He time and since his earliest boydood. Shore enjoyed the c1nsideisee= fffst of the business world. and lis associations with the people, and business men was most peasant He=Wig# be greatly missed, mt oaiE at ats oRa fireside. and in ta.e 3az= az 5#zz par at-. =tHe=etlz Ire business commercial section suffers loss ii the death Of ! shore #searey4 ey4=
 The News j9iHs Wtth friends in ex. tending Q 6is Rife and sons. and his mother father and sister, the ten derest sympathy.
 The News is now running two acts to be voted on al the election in Nov ember. Act 2. known as the Bank Guaranty Act, Act 9, known as the Publicity Aet. Look them up in this paper, read them carefully, and you can then vote on them intelligently at the coming election
 If you have the itch don't scratch. It does not cure the trouble and makes the skin bleed Apply BAIL LARB'S SNOW LINIMENT. Rub it In gantly on the affected parts. It re- Hetes itching instantly and a few ap- plIcatioHs removes the cause thus performing permanent cure. Price 29c, 50e and s1.00 per bottle. Sold by W. C. OWnbey.
 When t comes to light housekeep- ing, We moderns might have learned good deal from the old woman who lived iu shoe
 All men are born free and equal. but some Of Us just cant stay that way.
 l. is said that Villa is not written down on the Carr nza cabinet slate. Just keep on the watch for that slate i lD be smashed to smithereens