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Milford chronicle., 1915-12-03
Germans Buy U. S. copper

Orders for copper aggregating
about 2OO,0O0,0OO pounds, nearly
one-fifth OF the annual production in
the United States, have been placed
by German representatives with con.
per concerns in this country, It was
reported.
Milford chronicle., 1915-12-03
West ViralnIa Llquor Law upheId

The West Vagina supreme court
declared constitutional that section of
the state liquor law which prohibits
liquor dealers outside the state from
advertising their wares in West vir.
ginia by circular letters and order
blanks.
Milford chronicle., 1915-12-03
State Pays 100000 for scbools

A million dollars in school an.
propriations was paid out by the
state treasurer at Harrisburg. These
were due last summer, but were not
paid out on account of the low state
of the treasury.
Milford chronicle., 1915-12-03
Relalan Coast shelIed

German positions on the Belgian
coast, from Zeebrugge to Ostend,
we're bombarded for two hours by a
British squadron, according to a Reut.
er despatch from Amsterdam.
Milford chronicle., 1915-12-03
RABBITS S25 EACH
Three York Hunters Plead Guilty an
Are Fined.

Are Fined.
George L. Brown, Charles Bow.
man and Henry Epply, all OF
York, Pa, contributed 500 to the
state treasury, they having plead.
ed guilty to charges preferred BY
Game Warden F. P. Gemmil that on
November q they hunted and shot
four rabbits on the farm of Mr.
Brown, in Jackson township. The
four rabbits therefore cost them SIS
apiece.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
M CHURCH

Dr ]. NJ. Carter, Of siloam Springs District Superintendent Of the Fort Smith District, of the NJ. E. Church, was here last Monday to hold the adjourned session Of rhe Quarterly Conference for Rev. Green.
 They reafffrned the request made at the Third Quarterly Conference for Rev. Green to return for another year They also desire the return of Dr. Carter fer another year as District Superintendent
 Rev Green will preach next Sun day. both morning and evening. which will close his years work He will leave on Tuesday for Stntt- galt. Ark. where tae next sassien of tha annual conferefee= will cell vene
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
CANE HILL.


 4e scribe has bean absent for some weeks. but we were not with out the weekly news Us the editor waas kind to me and did not let me lose an issue of the paper. Ne are certainly glad to be home again and add our little mite to the paper
 Mrs Laura Lewis returned from Rhea the first of tife week. S6e has been nursing q case of typhoid fever at Jas. Wheelers. The pa- tient has about recovered
 Miss Bess= Mcclellan leet Saturday for Tahlequab where she 0ilf spend sometime with Ms Hattie Crew.
 Richard Andrews. who Geea Vita his s9a5fa-95W E. \. White m Slx- light died Sunday morning al aa early hour Mr.=Aadfeas has been in failing healta=fcr zoot time gaa the end Was not q surprise to his friends He Was= extremely cd. Hss ins near ninety.
 Mrs. Mary #Pyeatt came down from Fayetteville the last of the 0eek for few days stay with heme feats. She is keeping house for her hrother aad sister who are attending tIe tRivsf- sity.
 Miss Alice Edmi ten and Howard Pyeat; visited Miss Nellie F,dmisfon Sunday Miss Nellie k teaching s.hool south of Prairie Grove
 Mrs. D. L. Voc has been suffering with rheumatism for several days and her son Orville came up from Stilwell and spent day or nwo with her
 Mrs. Hiram t,Her. ~ho will be remembered as spending the summer here a year ago died at her home at Chetopa, Kansas, the lth inst. Mrs. Etter has been in failing health for some time tier brother sam Hodges nj Fly Creek arrived a1 her bedside the morning of her death. but she hadn't been conscious for some time Her many friends here are pained 10 know of her death. The family have the, sxmpa- thy of all
 Owen Reed. who got his arm brok- eu last week k able To be out again
 l.. H. Yates and ! k Lewis will receive their new car in q few dayS They have the agency in this sec. tion
 Mrs. ! P sharp's nephew have been here fer q few days on visit and while here expecf 10 buy q car of mules before leaving. Their home is Wichita. Kan
 ! A. MiEer retuned heme the laAt of the week from Little Rock where he has been attending a school ef pharmacy.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

man ard two daughters were guests Mrs. Wintus and sister Mrs. Chap at the formers home Saturday night and Sunday.
 Willie ZYaunt was stricken with paralysis in the right arm and leg one day last week. He is also deaf and blind They think he is im- proving little. He can Qse his hand a little now.
 Madison Carter has been sick for the past week, but is some better now.
 Norman shipIey left Monday morning for Little Rock. He will be gone about week. He received the second prize ia the boys Tn club It is quite d treat for Norman to get round trip free Master Loddie swagerty was the guest cf Norm Il Sunday.
 Aaron and SlbHl
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
CROOK go LANE.

Fhafe=is some improfemeI going on in Crooked Lane this week Ed John is building q new well.
 Uncle Joe Johnson z popcorn pop ping machine engine exploded last Wednesday and almost ruined his glass eye. Uncle Joe k still =Ieok- ing for the whistle.
 Dick Henry has just returned frem Sing Sing, New York, where he went about three wears ago to hold down government job.
 Sin Grimes ring tai poodle dog was running 70 fast tde# otheEdaz that he caught lie wb3oIins= cough
 Fred Johnson 0as fixing to be Waished oh the bflaace scales down at Turks store last F'ridaz. The rope broke and Fred fell on erark- CT box and the box cracked, toe
 Si Perkins small son swallowed an egg heater last night and caused quite q stir.
 Last Monday q rock or seine thing fell into Everett Gibb yard and killed his dog. John Whatif eCro9ked Lane.s scientist examin- ed the rock ard said ii came from the atm osphere of the ocean CT some other desert, but Ed JohnsCn says he blawed il oui of q well while blasting
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
OAKLAND.
pharmacy

Mrs. Nora White Of Missouri. is here visiting her father. Mr. Vii n. and other relatives.
 Bro. sam Farmer will rr,a | at this place Saturday night and Sun day the 2Sth.
 Ed Routh is on the sick list and it i, reported that he has maarial fever
 Mr. and Mrs. Ollie elumlee aftend= cd church at this place Saturday night and Sunday and visited the latter's parents
 Bro Johnson filled Iii, appcintmeHt and the sermons were excellent. es- pc .ially the Sunday service was np- Hitting.
 Judge Hemingway has erected Il large stone building for 4 COW barn, adjoining his silo.
 Mr. and Mrs Crook, and Mir. and Mrs Stoffer of near Fayetteville at tended church at this place Sunday.
 N. II. Crane purchased fine horse at Mr Bookout.s sale.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
DOUBLE SPRINGS.
Mr aud Mrs. ] F.. White were the g~sjs of Mr and Mrs. W S Davis

Mr. aud Mrs. ]. F. White were the grsjs Of NIT. and Mrs. W S. Davis Sunday.
 Brother Ross delivered lis 'are- well sermon al this place sunday morning He has been oil this cir c6t since April. lie has been faith ful all the way along
 Ollie Davis is teaching singing school It Highland He hae enrolled 50 pupils. Mir Davis sure takes an interest in inc work wherever he fs,
 There will be literary at White Rock school house Saturday night \ general good time is expected
 There wi0 be singing next Sunday night They are praeiieine for the singing convention that k to be held at 9ba Double Sprines chur the first sunday in De- ember.
 There was quiltioa at NeH Saf- iah Swagerty's last Tuesday evening Every one enjoyed the evspins
 Mrs. C p. Blew is m the .ieh list this week Alr- &.ewS mo1 -
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

John White of Durham visited his sister Ms Sarah Boaz Wednesday morning
 NJ. Henderson and family. ef Ok. lthoma. moved on the Elm Williams farm last week.
 Silas Williams visited relatives at Fayetaevil!e q few days alst week
 Erie Hankins, wife and baby Of siIoam Springs. are visiting fela= tives here tbiS week.
 Jess BIoyd of Elkins. was q pleas a9t aaeal. here Sunday afternoon.
 Obil Harris is On the sick list and bas not been able to go to school for the past week.
 Chine White and wife of New Cross visited at Mat Rcaz one day last week.
 Ye Scribe and Hubble attended church Salem Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night.
 Jim Terry and family visited at Uncle Joe Williams Sunday.
 Frank Head visited relatives at Spring Valley few days last week.
 Lloyd Mcconnell of Prairie Grove visited his sister Mrs. Ben Briseol Saturday and Sunday
 Mrs. Dollie Clark and son Will cf Durham. visited relatives here sun, day.
 Those who visited tie closing Cf the school at Black Oak Friday af- ternoon. were Mrs. Birdie Fin CT. Mrs Laura Reed Mrs Mary feaz' Aunt Bette aInett, Mrs Masgte King and tuela Jim timcher and Cam Edwards. There were no e&er' cises. only the reading Of some eX- cellent compositions by the s.hcol and splendid talk by the teacher 4 G. Mcconnell He is fine teacher and We wish him success in whatever profession he may eEesse U follow.
 Mrs Ernest Milkan and H.tle son pelbar Jeff for Morris Okla. last week. where she will join her husband.
 Some of the children CT Rlack Oak started 10 school al sulphur Mon day
 Mrs c " crrter visited her sou
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
1sxa@ Temediess ;

Dr. N. D. Carter and wife near Bald win Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Emery Shook took dinner withW. \. Jones and family Sunday.
 Anna Jones spent the day with the Misses Frisco Sunday and Miss Eleanor took supper with her sun day evening
 Mrs. John Harrelson received the sad news of her unaie's death, Tom evening Mrkinzy. of FarmiHgton Sun lay
 Lone Star
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
M E. CHURCH. SOUTH.

@Afri d for Christ is the subject of the Rally program to be conduct ed hy the Epworth League al the eleven o'clock hour Sunday Nov. 2s. \ free will offering for missions will be taken at the close All are cor dially invited
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
THE MAN FROM HOME.

THE MAN FROM HOME. Gee. but I'm glad 1 met you; Just put it here, old man. How that? \ drink? You bet you And smoke? l guess 1 can. There's table in the corner. Take chair, and let's sit down Gee, but it 's nice to meet a guy From your old home toWnt l still read about the doings Of the people I once knew; The engagements and the wooings And the oyster suppers, too; Tell me, how are all the home folks And my sweetheart Mary Brown? Gee, but it's nice to meet guy From your old home town, What's that? Shes gone to Vassar? And she drives a limousine, There's nobody that can pass her? And she dresses like a queen? They have cabarets in Bilville, And on quilting bees they frown? GEE, but it's nice to meet guy From your old home town
 Mrs. A. NJ. Leitzell returned Sun day night from visit at Girard Kansas.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pritehard of Fayetteville visited here Saturday with friends.
 Miss Opal Anderson left Tuesday morning for Monett, Mo. to visit few days with relatives.
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 Mrs. John Young left Saturday morning for Dixon, Mo, to visit her brother, who is seriously ill.
 
 Mrs Dorothy Carson, who lives southwest of town, is visiting this week with Mrs. W. C.. oYnbey. Miss Gladys and Lexie Mayes of Fayetteville spent the day Thursday with their aunt, Mrs. Jas. Bowman.
 
 Mrs l.. F. Brogdon Of Gentry. Ark. who has been here visiting her neph CIV. N. E. Brogdon. returned home Tuesday
 #e
 Mrs Warner of It. smith, who has been here visiting her uncle k. NJ Rassom. returned home Monday afternoon
 
 Miss Audrey MaKes, ef t,e5or, Tex as who has been visitiTE her aHrt AIr.. In. po-.-....1. ..-. .t....-,.. l.1.,.,o
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Mrs F. A. Brown returned to Ok lahoma City Saturday afternoon They have lived here for the past two years Mr and Mrs. F. A. Brown. of 0sage, Okla. bought their farm and have moved in.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
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State of Arkansas.
 County ot Washington. ,s

Total fj01i22 S> State of Arkansas
 County of Washington. ss ]. P beaver. asher of the above.uaiu ed bank do solemniy swear that the abov- statement true to the best of my know ledge and belief
 J.P. beaver. Cashier Correct Attest { G Dodson [ T Lane. W. Graves Directors Sub9eribed and sworn to before ntr thf- 2oth day of Nov. DIS and hereby cert ty that am not an officer or director ot tn, bank
 Willard Berry. Notary Public My commission expires Ian,4 I9t7.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Mrs. B. r. Smith left Wednesday morning for Clarksville, Ark. to spend several weeks yiaiting rela- tiyes
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Mrs. Bert Lewis of Fayetteville arrived Tuesday morning to visit a few days with Mr Lewis mother. Mrs J N. Lewis
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Kew W@R. Frazier and family of Nevada. Mo. who conducted the revival meeting held here recently al the Baptist church, arrived in Spring dale Friday on the aoon hai4. ahd Rev, Frazier preached at the church that night, much to the pleasure et the coagre gation at this place Ret Frazier was ea route to okeaah' Okla. where he started meeting Sunday. and wanted to bring his fam ily To Sprinedae to remain few days He anticipates locating here. IIa left Saturday morning for oke- mall, accompanied by A. N. Bevers, who will direct the choir during the meetings of Rev. Frazier in the fn- ture During his meeting here Evan gelist Frazier made many friends, all of whom urged him to make Spring dale his home.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

John H. sprinkles.= oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. !. $. Sprinkles, ar rived Monday of this week, from his home in North Dakota and will speld some time here visiting his parents. This is his first visit Reme= in sever al years.
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 ALr and Ms ]. Johns and mother
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

at Sprjagdale in tue State ut Arktu-ts at the close Ot business &oX. t0=i9fa
 RESOURCES
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 n Central Reserve Cites =-- S1ts5 3s Due from State and Private Banks
 and Banket> Trust Companies
 and SaFings Banko-----..= il2al 1I
 orto4en a- reporting bank sza5, Outside cheeks and other cash
 items Ai tHt Fractional paper currency
 uICkels and cents ij6 IT M 0l Notes of other National Banks htiS 0J Lawful money reserve in Bank. viz SpeCle..=---.=z--- --.--.=-.---- lti7i 6l Legal tender notes-.-.-z .-.--=5-- 520s CD Redemption fund with L. $ Treas
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 circulation 2So0 oo Total S5024s2 Ss
 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in ! S0e00 01 Surplus fund b35e gl and taxes paid slss gs National Bank notes outstanding 5000 9A Individual deposits subject to-
 check ---------- lB72 i9 CashIers cheeks outstanding 5g sS Time certificates oi deposit paya
 ble after }0 days or after notice of
 3o days or longer 7t25i S5
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Miss Ethel Raekley. of Pot6syilie, Ark, who k attending the Arkansas Conference College at SiIoam Springs. is spending her Thankssis= ing vacation with Rev. Green and family.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

The allies cant kick the Coastan inoplo goal.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Attend the pie supper at Fishback school house Saturday night, and help purchase seats for the new school building. The old school hous burned some time ago, and a new one has just recently been eomPlet- ed
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Miss Pauline Bowers of Prosperine, Mo-, arrived Monday night to visit | few weeks with her sisters, Miss Minnie Bowers and Mrs. D. z Fay or
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Invitations are out for Mr and Mrs. L. P. Petross, twenty-fiftA wed= ding anniversary. The reception will take place Friday evening. Decem- Der 2. from six-rbiity to ten o'clock.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

l.. Burton of Olathe. Kansas, who has been visiting his brother. J. ". Burton, returned home Monday af- ternoon
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Sicilian farm laborers at home carr. o0 cents week. They come over to Anerica and want the earth.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
No. Report of the Condition
 of the ELM SPRINGS STATE BANK

Elm Springs. in the State ot Arkansas T. the close of business &OY u. i2IS.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
Social and Dersonal

Miss Zoe Slaughter, Editor.
 Phone =
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Paul Brogden and nephew, Dean Brogdon left Saturday afternoon for Stilfwell, Okla, to visit q few days with Mrs. I. l. Bateman.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

The NJ. E. Church. South. will have rheir Bazaar Monday and Tuesday. Nov. 29th and &0th in the Spring dale Hardware Store.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Rissh, wants arms. What k ,he- Use? The tussims haze legs ana have heen successfully a..iu. Ile.a
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Mrs. Warner of Ft. Smith. who has been here visiting her uncle k. NJ Russom. returned home Monday afternoon
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Friday afternoon. Her aunt, Miss few weeks visit.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Miss Audrey MaYes, ef tYs5or. Tex as. who has been visiting her aunt Mrs. Jas Bowman. returned home
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Mir. and Mrs. ]. Johns and mother.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Mrs L. r. Rrogdon Of Gentry. Ark. who has been here visiting her neph- CIV. N. B. Brogdon. returned home Tuesday.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Manager Graves received word Sunday morning that the Within the Law Company. who were to play in Springdale Friday evening of this week, could lot fill the date owing to bad railroad connections, and the company will not play in Springdale as announced last week
 
 "The Winning of Barbara Worth, ' dramatization of Harold Bell Wright's great story, interpreted by strong company, aided by novel scenic and electrical effects. is to be played at the Ozark Theatre. Fay etteyille, Monday De- | II is thought that with this ample notice good many will arrange to attend from here.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Miss Berniee Slaughter left We'd nesday morning for Tahlequah. Okla, to spend several weeks visiting her brother, P. O Slaughter.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
Report of the Condition
 of the Farmers and Merchants Bank

at Springdale, in the State of Arkansas. !. the close oi business Nov ta, i9fs
 RESOURCES
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Friday afternoon. Her aunt. Miss Mary Joyce accompanied her for a few weeks visit. #
 L. Burton of Olathe. Kansas. who has been visiting his brother, ]. W. Burton returned home Monday af- ternoon.
 Mrs. B. r. Smith left "Wednesday morning for Clarksville, Ark. to spend several weeks viaiting rela- tiyes.
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 Mrs. Bert Lewis of Fayetteville arrived Tuesday morning to visit a few days with Mr. Lewis mother. Mrs. J. N. Lewis.
 
 The NJ. E Church, South. will have their Bazaar Monday and Tuesday Nov 29th and &0th in the Spring dale Hardware Store.
 
 Oscar Hawkins and k. (. McClin- ton who have been in Texas for some time. selling apples. returned home Wednesday night
 # Mrs Fitziohn of Hugo. Okla. and Mrs. Carroll of Ft. Smith. Ark. were guests Saturday and Sunday of their aunt, Mrs. G. A. Graves Miss Bernice Slaughter left We'd nesday morning for Tahlequah. Okla, to spend several weeks visiting her brother, P. O Slaughter. Paul Brogden and nephew, Dean Broedon left Saturday afternoon for Stilfwell, Okla, to visit few days with Mrs. I. l. Bateman.
  Miss Pauline Bowers of RrosPerine, Mo, arrived Monday night to visit q few weeks with her sisters, Miss Minnie Bowers and Mrs D. z ray= Tor
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Oscar Hawkins and k (. McClin- ton who have been in Texas for some time. selling apples, returned home Wednesday night
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Miss Gladys and Lexie Mayes of Fayetteville spent the day Thursday with their aunt, Mrs. Jas. Bowman.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Mrs Fitziohn of Hugo. Okla. and Mrs. Carroll of Ft. Smith. Ark. were guests Saturday and Sunday Of their aunt, Mrs. G. A. Graves.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Mrs. A. NJ. Leitzell returned Sum day night from visit at Girard, Kansas.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
No. 8763 Report of the Condition
 oi the First National Bank of SpriagdaIe

at Sptingdatt in the State ut Arbtu.as a tie close ot business SoV. t6 i7fs
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The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pritehard of Fayetteville visited here Saturday with friends
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26

Mrs Dorothy Carson, who lives southwest of town, is visiting this week with Mrs W. C.. OWnbey.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-26
Jupiter.
SULPHUR CITY

John White of Durham visited his sister Ms Sarah Boaz Wednesday morning
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-03
Favor Union Services.

In conversation with Rev. J. w. Mann, pastor of the Method ist church, few days ago the subject of union church service for Sunday nights during the summer season was brought up, a large tent tabernacle to be used for that purpose. It sounds good to us and we believe the proposition will appeal to the public. The pastors of the diff ferent churches would of course, fill the pulpit at the union meet. ing on their regular paeaching nights, and the comic of the open air services would no doubt, draw much larger congregations. Yes, we like the idea and would like to hear from others on this subject.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-03
Builds Potato House

W. B. Ligon the old reliable contractor and his side partner, Emery Smith have just complet- ed modern and up to the min ute potato house for Esq. Albert Zimmerman, the potato King of this section. The building is 20x 40 with 23 inch walls 14 feet high and is air tight. It has venti- lating system operated by fans and is otherwise equipped to keep potatoes until ready to be sold. Mr. Zimmerman has ten acres devoted to sweet potatoes and has extensively and success fully raised the tubers for sever al years. They are a paying crop and we do not understand why more of them are not raised in this vicinity.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-03
Boy Scouts Enjoy Outing.

About twenty Boy Scouts un- tbe leadership of Scout Master, Rev. J. W. Mann and accompani- ed by MT. Barr, left Monday on a hike" to Tylers lake about 10 miles South of Carlisle, where they camped until yesterday afternoon when they returned home. They had a most enjoyab le outing and will long rememb- CT occasion. Everything moved off nicely. Each and every one returned home with their stock of enthusiasm for this organiza. tion greatly increased. They all say Bro. Mann is indeed a mas ter scout and knows how make them have a good time.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-03

While in search of news one day recently were quizing Dr. A B. Tapscott and among other things we found out that he has registered the births of twenty four babies in Carlisle and vicini- ty since February 1st. Now, when one doctor makes report like that it puts us to wo dering and the first chance we get we are going to get statement from all the doctors in Carlisle and publish the correct number of births since the first of the year for we believe it will be interest ing to many of our readers. Dr. Tapscott seems to be an able as sistant of the stork. Twenty four assists in four months is going some for one doctor.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-03
Caviness-Gocher.

Tuesday night Mir. Albert Caviness and Miss Pearl Gocher who live East of Carlisle were united in marriage at the home of Esq. Zimmerman. The happy young couple have many friends whom the Independent joins in extending congratulations.
 It seems that Esq. Zimmer- man and Esq. Lilly have friend ly contest on between themselves to see which one marries the most couples during their term of office and this ceremony puts Esq. Zimmerman one ahead in the game.