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The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-10

For WhGt Purpose
The Springdale news., 1915-04-23

d road tax Of three d53lafs 10 be
 paid at tae time other taxes are paid and collected in tAe -ame manner as other taxes afe= =ealleetHtl.= =PrJvaea.
 That easI Of tfe various read diz- tricts= =saail- be entitled to al ct sasA tax collected taGreia 10 b. 4sed la
 that district aad 10 other, Provided further. That wen any person SHaH r side si.ain 1se=e eosp9rste limits at any oitE or town. Hao is raadtel lo perform tabor apaa the streets a# such eiz5 or town orZtHo# re- 9lirzd Q D y tae corporation tax Ia Iisu Gf s5EEie 2 a such streets, Ae shall eXempted from tae proTis- ions of seetion Two oI tats=Act.
 SECTION 3..Nt#te aezt General Election 5f st6te. County zfd Town ship officers nd at eaa general taereaftsr, there shall De elected IH each township fa HasHfas ton c79aty. Arkansas, three qaaii= fled electors between te ages o. twentx-9ne and fi.ty-tjre years Of age Q bs known =as Township Road Commissioner to ba ele#tea in fha same manner as is now provided tF laH f5r51de ee tin of TeeHsH.p p 8f###= CTS 8a7 shall -faeaiye azataFg ef Two ha3'ars per das saF ea7 days service ia tHe# aisc6ar4e- -of his ] tt;es:. 2F9v-d I. That Het mere taaa twelve aala4.s aaalZ be aaia fo nH= =Gamntsz , n iafatz one year Provided furt IF. Ehat E sase oi ea. e3aeiss= occarHf#s by resignation. da ta or otherwise, upon onmead. atiaa oZt5la remaining GomHis= sioaers, tae CoaatF Jadge shall ap-
The Springdale news., 1915-04-23

point his successor who shall serve unta the next general election.
 SECTION 1. The Township Read Commissioners shai meet the vol ing precinct Of their Township ea ta- first Monday ia Ianuarg. Mal.s=4 May. Ja5s, September and November ol aaea Eear and at their ftrst meet ing astss +heir election shall elesf oaa 7f cir n1mbar to ba President aal one to be Secretary of said Com- mission Said Commissioners sAas# rom .ime b tine view sarA road ar roads as h their judgment requires r3pair or new work to be dene aH1 shall publish notices fer bids on saea #erlz bY posting written or priated notices ia three public places, one df which shan be posted at the votins precinct. such notices shall contain specifications and the amount of work Q 5s done.
 SECTION , The Road Commfss sion sal receive the bfzfs at their  hex regular meeting, retaining the risht = ae ept or reject any aHd=a51 b.ds Proyiyed That such bids fn ta 1T judgment are too high or made bH Incompetent persons; and provided further. That the contracts shall 6e Tt to the lowest sponsi ble bidder MI contracts shall be entered into ia writing. made ia duplicate copies. oaa 70 5e given t9 tha contractor and 5ae . =5=aela be the Road ComMfsz sioaars and upon completion Of t5a contract coatsa=ts .ee373a4i ssiaa= CTS shall accept work if tHe specifications in the contract haee been compiled wth and issue war rants for the payment of same
 SECTION {. In addition to tae Township Road Commission there shan bs County Road Commission which shall De composed of tae County Judge who shall be Chairman Of said Commission, and the presf del-s 2f the various Township Road Commissions of tie County. It shall D. tae privilege of the Chairman of said County Road Commission 70 eal a meeting of the Presidents of tae Township Road Commissions 70 mees q the County Court House H5f more than one day of eaeA Tear fer the prpoze of discussing plans t7r eoasuHetins roads Each Commis sion r shall be allowed Two Dollars for his services to be paid oat Of fae County General Fund upon warrant bY tha County Court.
 SECTION | This Act shall be aecumnlative and repeal no laws ex- cot they be in dfreat conflict with tae provisions of this bill and tHts= A6t shall apply 10 Washineton County only and shall take effect and be fH force from and aft4r it's passage
The Springdale news., 1915-04-23
UGH! cALOMEL MAKES
 YOU OEATHLY SICK Stop Using Dangerous Drug Before It SaliXatek -Youl AarrihLeL

Stop Using Dangerous Drug Before
 It saIivatek you! Horribe
 You're bilious, sluggish constipat- ed and believe you need vile, dan gerous ealmoel to start your liver and clean your bowels.
 Heres my guarantee. Ask your druggist for a 50 cent bottle of Dod- sons Liver Tone and take a spoonful tonight.
 If it doesn't start your liver and straighten you right np better than calomel and without gripping or mak- ing you sick I want you to go back to the store and get your money
 Fake calomel today and tomorrow You will feel weak and sick and nau- seated. Don't lose q day work. Take q spoonful of harmless. vegetable Dodson' Liver Tone tonight and wake Up feeling great its perfect ly harmless, so give it to your child. ren any time. L =s8Iivate. 90 let them eat anything afterwards
The Springdale news., 1915-04-23
Jones Road Law
 Complete Copy
Complete Copy

Following is a complete copy of the road law, introduced in the last lower house by Representative John E. Jones, and passed by the Senate and approved by Governor Hays. The law applied to Washington coun- ty, only, although twenty-five other counties in the state asked to be in cluded in the bill. Clip this out and pas-e up for future reference:
The Springdale news., 1915-04-23

AN ACT TO BE ENTITLED, " An Act to Provide For the Building, Repairing and Maintaining the Pub lie Roads, Highways and Bridges Tn the County of Washington, State of Arkansas, By Exemptng Free Labor From Road Duty and Ry Assessing Poll Tax of Three Dollars Upon Each Male Inhabitant of Washington County Between the Ages of Twenty one and Fifty-five Years Of Age, and By Providing For the Election of Township Road Commissioners and for Other Purposes,
 Be It Enacted By the People Of the State Of Araknsas.
 Be It Enacted By the General AS sembly of Arkansas
 SECTION I. The County Court. together with | majority Of the 55a= tfces or #t5e peace Of sHeh county shall, at its regular term f5F making the appropriations and leFgine tax- e for the ensuing year. appropriate and leYY. not less than two aGa oaa-ha1f mills n5r more taaa three mills on tha dollar, as tae road and bridge tax, on all of the taxable property Of the county. which tax sha' ba=collected by the county col lector iH= the same manner that tie state and county taxes are now col iected, except, the collector shall only receive in payment af= said road and bridge tax levied uHder this Act. United States currency. or County Road Warrants legally drawn on saeh=fund, on the certificate or receipt of the Township Road Com missioners of that district. as pro- Fided in this Aet: Provided, That each {. .fbe various rosels=dis istriets shall be entitledZta all fl7eroaa aHd bridge taX collected therein. to be ased ia=tBat district and ao=other.
 SECTION When 4Hoad tax saal haxs 5eenZxeted bs=ttza electors of county, fH addition thereto. each male person=iH said county be= tween tHe ages of tReuty=oue and fif= fixe.tears, subject 10 road d1ftx under the old law shall De assessed
The Springdale news., 1915-04-23
GOOD ADVICE
\ springdae Citizen Gives Infof-
 nation Of Priceless Value.

When you suffer from baekache,
 Heada hes dizziness, nervousness.
 Feel weak. laagaid, depressed.
 Have annsefg urinary disorders;
 Do you know what to dos
 Some Springdale people do
 Read the statement that follows
 It's from a sprinadle citizen.
 Testimony that can be investigated.
 J. H. Fletcher. prop. Of grocery. Johnson St, SpFingdale. says For q long time | suffered from | constant backaehe and I didn seem able to get anything that would relieve me. My head ached d great deal and blamed my kidneys for lt had taken only a few doses Of Doan's kid- hey Pills before the headache left m and my back got strong. too. Statement given June :, 19oSD
 OVER FIVE YEARS LATER. Mr. Fletcher said T think that there is no other kidney medicine like Deans Kidney Pills. l hope thai all kidney sufferers will take my word that great benefit can be=haa from them. .
 Price 50a Ut all dealers. Don't simply ak for kidHeg. remedy. get Doan.s Kidney P8i##-tae same that Hr. Fletcher mad. f9seer- Mil5afn Co. Props, BWz4o. N
The Springdale news., 1915-04-23
To Drive Out Malaria
 And Build Up The. System

Take the old Standard GROVES TASTELESS chill TONG. Xoa know what you are taking, as the formula k printed on every label showing f is Qulnlne and Iron il .as.e.ess form.
 he Qu1nlne drives oasZ malaria, the Iron builds tip tae syste1a. So cents
The Springdale news., 1915-04-23

Ii the Colonel quits the Moose rln and gets back into t1e elephant house there fs=aefng to=ee some trumpeting in 19t6
The Springdale news., 1915-04-23
PAINTING THE AUDITORIUM.

Painters started work on {he Aadf- t8riam=Iast Saturday morning and bs1ose many days have passed tHis Particular bit of needed Improvement xvi have b en completed. Following is a ilse of tae terprisins merchants and business men ot spr5asd3le, who donated toward tae work, either ~.t paint or cash and who made taa E5rk possiHle R. sealey smfasaale News Style Shop Elnk x Jack VII. H..Kelso L. H3li.ield A. E. smyer x Son Caas Jarvis Dadson-Reneer Agency Home Protective Association AIiIIard Berry C. W.Kennan s. VI Graham W . 0wnbey Drug Co. Famous Hardware Co. L. <. Smith W. C Banks Vernon Brooks Dyes Drug Co M H. Troutman Ozark Land O.. htmmoHs Walker < Go SpriHgd7le Lumber Coz. I. F. =Sto5aush \. ]. Leftzsa l. N.Harris C. II. Rice ]. F. Liehltter R. E. Tfole J. N Lewis J. W. Carter 5. NJ Graham, Jr. L. $. Petross II. Dampf Turpen < Son Pione Lbr Co Springdale L. X P. Co. Ozark Rastaurnat l.. NJ Riggs Stgrdivaat X Firman z P Curry Fies6 Natoinal B Bnk Inc. r. Staffard F M Wright
  Thompson tuto Co. H. D EIkins FreIrieks Realty Co Sprinsaale Cash D. c. 70. Dr. (. F Perkins City Bakery E L. Pierce C II Phillips Gieseeke Cafe Farmers & Merchants Bank GarreH < Lindley II Quandt
The Springdale news., 1915-04-23

The worst cases. no5naIter ai how Iang standing. are cured b1 the wonderful. cid reliable Dr. Fortef5s aatiseptie Healing 0f1 It relieves
The Springdale news., 1915-04-23
Cures Old Sores, otbof Remedies won't eafs.

Pr #Hfam EfHs May
The Springdale news., 1915-04-23

l.. B. Fitzgerald New Grocery Co. C. N Pool J. M. Hewitt
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-07-30
Only Three More Weeks In
Which to Do The Needed
Candidates Better Hustle if They Are DESTROYS of Getting
Their Share of The 81, 500 in Prizes Which Will Be
Distributed Free Three Weeks From Now,
4. Z. BY The Leader-Enterprise.

DO realize that the Auto Club nearing cose Onv three
weeks and someone will be the brand new 1916
Maxwell fully equipped five touring someone
gong to be You You WIN you will but your
efforts during the three weeks Some the have
the idea that they have the WON and working as
hard as they did during the first four weeks
candidates who have been waiting for other
your opportunity busy and with honors
The Auto Club Manager wants candidates that
have been working nad all through keep
the good work that they did during the earlier bart of the
or they are going to regret that they
when 1t late Better make this week and the remaining
weeks bigger and better before if YOU want
take this tip from who knows
AUTO CLUB MANAGER
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-07-30
FOIkstOn Host To
Dixie Highway Boosters
"ShOrt Route" Association
Holds Rousing Meeting

Wednesday red letter day for the Dixie Highway boosters
the short when fifteen hundred people
little city of Fokston the ST. Marys Georgia
The hospiabe citizens equal fully alive TO the
importance of securing Dixie Highway through Charlton county
The large aandnce country people, Charlton county,
for the road once built and
adopted AS early ten from Waycro and Jacksonville
began to roll into the and by eleven sixty
rived with delegates to take the deliberations day.
sonv Good Road committee rade and several cars
with members of the Chamber of their friends some
twenty in all made the trip extension of the
short route about fifty miles including transfer
the fey Callahan sent its prominent citizens
the county commission Hard Military Band Mayor town
councils Waycro and Ware county had its county commissioners
city officials and members of the Chamber of
add to the OCCASION From the northern end of the hor Route
chairman VIM Bowen and Sc sdo Geers the Association
brought the message cooperation northern counties
with their material aid in building the link through Pierce county
The association called to order the courthouse at IL a. M
by chairman L. E Maard of Fokston splendid style the
visitors welcome and turned the meeting President
Bowen of the Sho Roue association Mr. Bowen briefly outlined
the work that has already been done the association
the in the counties and the great advantages
FolkstOn and Charlton would COM
muucaton with neghborng over good roads
Hon. H. Davis chairman of the Charlton County commission
brief statement assured the association of their intention
road through Charlton second to the and pledged
county the immediate construction jointly neighbor
Y In Florida, of bridge ST. Marys Sen w. NJ O
FOkstOn who has the distinction Of being only lawyer in his
county, for which congratulated both him the county spoke
for the citizens of kson and pledged their cooperation in the
From Callahan received its finest message
savation via good roads, from the Rev. o. Irving Jacksonville
and Duvs county ably represented by Msr Garrett
W. Ra and H. N GILBERT who assured the gathering of the full
accord the people Jacksonville making short the
official route into the Land of Flowers COL H D. Reed Ware and
L. Stanton President of the Board Of Trade Waycross
ed the meeting in their best and fixed the good roads,
stronger into the hearts their Charlton county friends pointing
the with which they mayreah their city the
straight road to Ware Resolutions voted
Highway commission and Messrs T. w. Charlton S.
Mcintosh of Nassau l. Gede of Ben Hill and Walter
appointed committee up resolution for the adop.
ton of the association which upon unanimously adopted
the committees recommendation committee to confer with the
Senators and Congressman of Georgia and Florida for their help
securing the legal right bridge the Calico H consisting
of Hon. j. W. Keen Of Nassau H j. Davis Charlton c. Brew
Coffee Fort Andrews of Ware county was agreed upon
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-07-30
Resolutions

The Short Route Association organized recogn
ton of route from Macon Jacksonville Fitzgerald Douglas
Waycro Fokson Hard Callahan the Dixie High
meeting assembled Foksto Ga 28th day of
July with county of the represented the
highway through Bbb Houston, Pulaski Wilcox Ben H Irwin
Coffee and Ware completed the completion and the
highway through PIERCE Charlton and Nassau county,
der construction and ample funds assure its constru
ton and maintenance, therefore
BE 1T RESOLVED that tender the Dixie Highway Com
mission the Short Roue through Georgia Jacksonville for their
and request careful consideration claim for
official recognition The officers the themselves in
readiness all times accompany the Georgia commissioners of the
Dixie Highway commission any over the Short
Route.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-07-30

At the adjournment of the meeting the delegation and what
ed fully thousand others gathered the the courthouse
and partook of dinner served by the ladies Fosto
which was by far the best of its kind spread any highway
gathering Chickens seemed be plentiful Charlton that they
had them by the tub full just fried right Fish, straight
river and all the usual xings only them and better
Whilst to the folks Foston may belong
success OF the meeting simply would have impossible
the finishing touches put to by their generous ladies. The
sganee ohe Highway made body happy glad they
the of Automobiles that neghoo be quite so far
off hereafter for distances something between houses in
Charlton county.
The resolutions adopted and be presented Commission
read:
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-07-30

This includes all territory out.
side of Fitzgerald, At least two
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-04-28
SUPERSTITION LOSING
Modern Medicine Is Being
Brought Out of Realm of
Metaphysics.

Ignorance and superstition have
been rattling down the corridors OF
time like a tin teakettle to a dogs
tail" said DIR. George H. Glover in his
address to the graduating class Of
the st. Joseph Veterinary College this
year.
To make his point that superstition
that was still on the job Doctor Clio
yer quoted: black cat across your
path, bad luck; don't look at the
moon over your right shoulder; be
ware of thirteen; knock on wood"
and a dozen others. His answers was
"Ffddlesticks."
And he followed that right up BY
saying there was more superstition in
the practice of medicine than in any
thing else.
But" he said, "the practice of med
taken out of the realm of metaphysics
and brought into the realm of the
physical. The Wandering Jew was
thought TO have distributed cholera
over the world until the scientist
came along with his microscope and
discovered the bacillus Then chol-
era was conquered"
Doctor Glover is now dean of the
school of the Colorado
State Agricultural College. Cleanli
ness and science had formed a new
rule for the profession, he said
The tenth annual commencement
exercises were held in the Scottish
Rite cathedral at ST. Joseph and were
attended by a large crowd. There
were twenty-four in this years grad
uating class.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-04-28
STUDY USEFUL ARTS NOW
Practical Training, without Careless.
ness. Is Spirit of Modern SihOOls.

The st. Louis School of Fine Arts,
in conformity with the western move
ment of all cities, is making provision
for that class of people who have both
the leisure, the means and the inclina-
ion to take up seriously the study
of the fine arts.
The trend OF modern art study is
in the direction of the sO-called use
full arts. Whereas formerly an art
school was understood to be merely
a training place for painters and
sculptors, it is now most decidedly
the school for illustrators, decorators,
craftsmen and the like, and in the
planning of the school of the future
this change in the application of the
arts to ordinary life will have to be
taken into account
A great deal of the carelessness and
so-called Bohemian spirit, which the
the artistic temperament of the past
was supposed to require, is iradually
being eliminated as entirely unneces-
sary to the work of the school, and
that work is carried on as seriously
as its nature can possibly allow. Lib
critics there must always be, and these
are allowed in tn ST Louis
school But there is no spirit of care
lessness
A large collection from all periods
and phases of art activity is housed
in the City Art Museum within eight
walk of the school. As much
as possible the work in various class
es is conducted along professional
lines Students are given actual work
to perform both in designing and in
The complete course in
the various departments averages
four years, after which period it is
thought that a student will be suf-
ficiently advanced, if further study is
required, to take advantage of the
schools either abroad or elsewhere
which make speciality of their chosen
profession.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-04-28
WELCOME INSTEAD OF PADDLES
HaziRg Is no Longer Tolerated at
Iowa State College.

Hazing is one form of college life
that is no longer tolerated at Iowa
State College at Ames, Iowa. Instead
of greeting the first year students
with paddles and other instruments
of torture, the sophomore class at
Ames forms a reception committee at
the beginning of every school year.
The new arrivals are met at the
trains and every effort is made to
make their first year at college an en-
joyable one. This is not rule of the
faculty but the voluntary action of the
students.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-04-28
AMERICAS IDEAL SCHOOL.

Is the Jackson University Of Business
FREE TICKET to Chillicothe anu
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-04-28
Vanderbilt i'm Two Debates.

Vanderbilt University will debate
against the Kentucky State Universi-
ty and the University of Alabama on
April 80. The question will be the
same in both debates. 1t concerns
the literacy test of the Burnett immi-
grafton bill recently vetoed by Pres
ident Wilson.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-04-28
Summer School at Iowa Resort.

Summer school at the University of
Iowa is not held at Iowa City but at
Lake Okoboii, the most popular sum-
mer resort in that state. The system
was begun last year and proved to be
a success. A six weeks course is
offered.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-04-28

This Missouri Wesleyan College of
Cameron. Mo-. offers a complete course for
the A. B. Degree, and maintains an
Academy for completing High School
courses, and has an excellent Conservatory
OF Music. The College has recently passed
through successful financial campaign.
won the State Cham mpionship in College
has added greatly to its equipment
Football iast season, and Is one of the
younger, progressive, up-to-date Colleges
or the State. Address, President a. r.
DeIsra. Cameron. No.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-04-28

THE MOST ORIGINAL AND INDE-
PENDENT SCHOOL IN AMERICA is the
Jackson University of Business, Chilli
cothe. No. The Jackson University is diff
ferent from, and superior to. all other
business colleges. in twelve ways. 1t costs
money TO he different In a superior way
Don't select your school until Won have
read the Jackson University's 1O4-pace
prospectus. admitted by advertising ex-
merits TO be the greatest school and college
catalog ever printed Address WALTER
JACKSON, Pres. CHILLICOTHE, MO-
Evening star., 1915-06-10
OPPOSED TO INCREASE
FOR GRAIN CARRIERS

Briefs opposing increased freight
rates on grain and grain products
asked by the western railroads were
filed with the interstate commerce com
mission today by Clifford Thorne and
the committee of state railroad and
public utilities commissions represent
ing Minnesota. Nebraska, Kansas
South Dakota. North Dakota, Okla
homa, Louisiana. Iowa. Arizona, Arkan.
sas. Colorado. Idaho. Montana, Ne
vada, New Mexico and Utah.
The argument denies fatty that rail.
road revenues have declined to poin,
where they can no longer make a prof.
1t on their investment. and declares
that "if allowance is made for improp-
er charges against operating expenses
the net operating revenues would be
greatly increased"
Evening star., 1915-06-10
LIVERPOOL.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 1O-The cotton
market opened steady at unchanged
prices to an advance of points, and
active months sold to 9 points net
higher during the early trading on
Wall street buying, local bull support,
and covering By some of yesterdays
sellers. The frmer opening In the
stock market helped the rally, and
sentiment as tc political conditions ap-
peared to be ramewhat less apprehen-
sive. while hills were encouraged by
increased sp'' sales at the decline in
Liverpool, a the continued absence
OF hedge r"';ing.
Futures opened steady; July, 9.43;
October. 9.72: December, 1902; Janu-
ary, 1907; March. 1890.
Trading was very quiet later in the
morning and after a net advance of 10
to II points there was enough realizing
to cause slight recessions, but the
market held very steady and within a
point or two of the best around mid
day.