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hass., visited frssnds hsrs this week. She
has opened hsr cpstseu ct South Dssr Isle,
where her family win join her later.
Mrs. Jsnnis Eaton, Of RoslindsIe, Mass,
and dsughter are visiting her mother, Mrs..
Martha Eaton. After I few weeks nere
they will visit in Aroostook.
Many summer people have arrived this
week. The cottages are oil occu pied, and
the hotels ars fIIisg fast.
Yacht Cigarette, Of New York, Can't.
frank Torrey. Formerly OF this town, was
in the harbor this week.
Mrs. Lillian Small. who hiss spent the
winter in boston, Is visiting her mot her,
Mrs. James Jordan.
Mrs. Jeanette Pickering, who hiss been
In Camden, IL here.
Mrs. Nellie Saunders, who recently
came here from Philadelphia, left Friday
Tor lsiesbcro, where her husband sails one
OF the Drexsi yachts.
July IL. REX.
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EAST LAMoISE.

Mrs r. L. Kingman, OF Bangor, is visit
ing Mrs. n. l.. smith.
Mrs. Oscar Hysom, OF Sullivan, visited
Mrs. Dyer Young last week.
Morris Hodgkins and wife, of Portland,
were guests OF Miss Addie Hodgkins over
Sunday.
Mr.. Ashworth, OF BESSIE Ashworth Co.,
Bangor, has rented the Wiggin cottage for
the summer.
DIR. Fred Reynolds, OF Dover, N. H., who
moiored here with his family, who are at
their cottage, has returned to Dover.
There was pleasant dancing party at
shore Acres Saturday evening. There
viii be- another next Saturday evening.
Music by higgins orchestra, Ellsworth.
John Sullivan and family, OF Bangor,
are at Shore Acres; Mr.. Largely and
family, OF Bangor. at DssIsle's.. cottage;
Mrs. Pearl Young and children, OF STAN
ford, Ccnn., at the Murch house; Miss
Louise Cousins, OF Bangor, at Mrs. Her
bert Davis
July IL. 8.
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BORN.

EAToN-At Deer Is'e, July 2, to Mr. and Mrs
Walter l. Eaton, daughter.
FfFIELD-At West Stouington, June 30, to
Mr. aud Mrs Charles Fiheid, daughter.
GATCOMB--At Hancock. July s, to Mr and
Mrs Mayna.c Gatcomb. son.
HOLLAND-At Stonington. July ., to Mr. and
Mrs James Holland, daughter.
MoRETTI-At Stonington, July II, to Mr. and
Mrs Antonio Moretti, daughter.
MOSLEY-At Bar Harbor, July 5, to Mr. and
Mrs Clyde Mosley, daughter.
MoRRIsoN-At Mariaviile, July 8, to Mr. and
hrs Emery Morrison, son.
NORWOOD - At Penobscot, July 5. to Mr..
and Irs Maynard Norwood, daughter.
SCARCI-At Stonington. July 1. to Mr. and
Mrs Marine scarci, daughter.
SMITH-At Ellsworth, July 10. to Mr. and Mrs
Wesley smith, q daughter.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Charles Doyle Is visiting in Corea.
This Winitred, Mr.. Thomsen's motor
boat, was launched last week.
John q. Allen and wife, OF Winthrop,
Mass, are guests OF Mrs. j. A. Dyer.
Burton winslow and wife, of North
Easton. Mass, are expected TO open their
bungalow this week.
Miss Abbie Brsgdon, Miss Nora White
and Miss Doris Hatch are attending sum
mer school at Machiss.
Mrs. A. $. Cummings WAS out calling on
friends this morning, the first time for
many months, and enjoying an automo-
bile rics.
Miss Clio Chilcott, Miss Blackwell and
Mrs. Blackwell, of New York, who are
stopping at Hancock Point, and Miss Hill,
were guests at dinner Saturday at "Hill-
croft.
II, /. Thomson and wife entertained
what developed into house party Thurs
day night. The guests were james Hill
and wife, Miss Frances Wood and Miss
Helen Hill invited for supper and the
evening. The terrible storm made tn Q
..Hilicroft" hospitality much appreciated.
.Iuly IL. II.
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KLlswoRrH FALLS.

Wesley Rogers and Dalton Franklin
have returned to Dexter.
Clifford Carter ID home from Deer Isle.
where be visited Rev. o. J. Guptiii.
Master Edward Mcpherson, Of Bangor,
10 visiting his grandparents, Llewellyn
Kincasd and wife.
Percy e. Flood, who has employment
with Haynes d Chalmers Co., Bangor, is
home for . vacation.
Mrs. Hubbard c. Newell and son, OF
South Portland, are visiting her parents,
Henry Lord and wife.
Mrs. Mary u. Jordan and granddaugh-
ters, Misses Helen NJ. Flood and Mildred
Back. are visiting in Otis.
Mrs. Emma Wiley and son Leroy, Of
Cherryneld, were guests OF Malcolm w.
Tucker and wife over the Fourth.
Friends here Of MIR. and Mrs. +. H.
Lowell, Of Tarrytown, N. Y, are glad to
learn OF the birth Of son to them on
July IL.
DR.. Thomas 8. Tapley, wife and son
''~@.~esf - AAShiSuts ePSnt Conu8y Win
+. A. Flood and wife. WATSON is spend
ing the week with his grandparents.
Kew. J. d. Prigmore, wife and two chill
dren are guests Of A. w. Ellis and wife.
MIR. Prigmore is ut Islesford for the sum-
mer. He hss been preaching in Sedslia,
Mo-, since leaving here six years ago.
Nineteen friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
w. Bennett met with them on Wednesday
evening, July Z, to celebrate Mrs. BEN
netts seventy fourth birthday, and also
the dftieth anniversary Of their wedding,
which occurred on July 8. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett were married July 3, 1855, by Rev.
Robert Cole, former pastor Of the Ellis
worth Baptist church. Both are enjoying
good health, and have the best wishes OF
their many friends for many more years
OF welded life
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A family OF bugs were preparing to
make raid on some fruit trees, when one
OF the younger bugs happened to notice a
parcel OF English sparrows chattering
around in the immediate vicinity OF the
tree. Then one OF the young bugs turned
in alarm to its mother and said; "Moth-
err, we lad better hike out from
here or those birds will get every
mother'ss son OF u.s." But the old bug
kept right on heading for the tree, as she
calmly answered; my son. those spar
rows can fuss and fight and raise more
49, for their size than any birds ever
saw, but never knew one to catch bug
or . worm" Moral: There are many
people who stir ups good deal Of trouble
and make lot OF racket, but when it
comes to doing anything really useful they
aren't there.
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EAST 3LuEHILL.

Miss Ruth Grindle is employed a, Isle
au Haul.
Miss christy Tufts IL home from PhiIa-
delphia. for few weeks.
Richard Ashworth, who works in vinal-
haven, is home for = sew days.
j. 5. Andrews. OF Rochester, y. Y, has
opened his new cottage.
Or. :. beach and family. OF Augusta,
have opened their new cottage.
Miss Ella Adams, OF Portland, has
opened her cottage tor the season.
Nrs. Prryer and Miss NJ. silyey, OF New
York, are living in the W. Chapman house.
Mrs. :. 81. Marshall, with little son
joel, OF Alfred. Is visiting her brother,
W. e. York.
+. W. Frost and two children, OF Plain
field, y. j.. are occupying the Bosrdmsn-
Mlliiken cottage.
Mrs. George Hussey, OF Providence, X.
l., IS spending the Summer with her
mot Der, Mrs. Cora Long.
Prof.. l. Marks, wife aud two children,
Of cAmoridgc, Mass. are occupying l. W.
Bridges house for the season.
Mrs. Harry poiber, with daughter
Grace, of wsithsn. Mass, Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Nora Wight.
Mrs. Lnther W. Bridges and sons Will
Dor and Waiter have moved into 4. ID.
isach's farmhouse for the summer.
Mrs. A. ]. Long and sons Irwin and
Clifton, Of Portland. are spending a few
weeks with Mr.. Longs parents, 4. L.
long and wife.
Mrs. William Marsden and children,
William and Dorothy, OF North Dighton,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Msrsdcn's sister,
Mrs John ChArnlsy.
Mrs. Tsining, OF Burlington, Mass,
aud Mrs. Harry Wright and daughters
Raymah and Emmeiin, OF Andover,
Mass, are here for the summer.
July u, X.
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REX.
sToNrNGToN.
CELEBRATION or THE FOURTH.

CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH.
stonington had one OF the best Fourt b
Of July celebrations ever held here. the
only drawback being the weather, which
kept many away. Nevertheless there was
fair-sixed crowd, which enjoyed the
sports OF the day.
The morning program included the
sports. The creased pole furnished con-
siderah BILE amusement, but no one succeeded
In reaching the top. In the bicycle race,
Wallace Chalmers won first prize, George
Chalmers, 2; Ray Small, 8. The tug-of-
war was won by small's team.
The parade ~as postponed from the
early morning, but took place at noon, In
spite OF TIE rain. John Annis, In the uni
form OF q major, was marshal OF tho day.
The Vinaihaven band, twenty pieces, fur
nished music.
One OF the most elaborate floats in line
was that Of the knights of Pythias, de-
pictinx one Of the first duties OF the
Knights, to ''csre for the afflicted. The
Pythisn Sisters also had . handsome float
and two automobiles In line.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs made Z
fine showing, thirty Odd Fellows appear
ing in line in rcgaiia, under special dis
pensssion, with the Rebekabs on hand
some tiost decorated In pink and green.
The Eastern Star hoat was ano, her
iesture OF the parade, decorated with red
roses on background OF green.
The Daughters OF Ruth OF the Metho-
Atas &u nj tt, An.s
sentinT the ''Gleaners" The school chill
dren. dressed as sailors, rode in a float
representing q sioop. decorated with
Thousand, Of daisies. This float took first
prize.
Four ladies in ou'westers manned a
schooner-riggcd yacht decorated with
daisies. The yacht made heavy weat her
and narrowly escaped being dismssted,
but no lives were lost. The costumes
worn By these ladies were the most appro-
pirate OF the day. This float TOOK the
second prize.
Four ladies, dressed as clowns. riding in
an automobile, helped along the fun.
The hoy Scouts made tine showing in
their new uniforms, while the "horri-
olcs". la many and fantastic costumes,
helped out nicely.
One OF the amusing features was the
rural mail carrier, who is a small man,
dressed as "Uncie SAM, while beside
him rode an immense woman in striking
costume, carrying a banner, ''Vote for
Women" They were given prize.
fodder Goss,i the mascot, attracted
much attention with his red blanket and
American flags, with a red, white and blue
ribbon about his neck. He rode with the
Pythlsn Sisters.
The parade, AZ a Whole, was the best ever
seen here. the decorations unique and APP
psopriate, especially those OF the several
traternai orders. 1t should be added that
the orders did not appear in competition
for prizes.
Ten constables and policemen, under
Deputy Sheriff Paul Scott, were on duty
during the day, and preserved excellent
order. The motor boat and tub races had
TO be called OF on account OF the high
wind.
The dance in the evening was largely
attended
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DEER ISLE.
July II.

b. Z. Cook and wife left Monday on .
short visit to Portland.
Dean Rollins, superintendent OF schools,
was In Castine this week to attend the
superintendents'c convention.
W. II. Patten and wife, OF Ellsworth,
were in town few days this week.
Mrs c. A. Haskell left for southport
Monday. where her husband Ia superin-
tending the building OF three master
which he will later command.
Mrs. Ed A. Richardson has gone to
Montreal, whore her husband recently
arrived from trip to South America.
Mrs. Melissa Robbins, Of Cambridge,
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MILLER BoIssoNNEAULT--At Ellsworth,
July !, by Rev Mathews, Miss Lucy
May Miller, OF WaIdoboro, to Louis Ma
poleon Boissonneault. of Mt Desert.
NEwBURY- BAkER-At Castine, June 20,
b. Rev Mr Peabody, Miss Doris Newbafy,
OF New Haven, Conn, 10 Richard w Baker,
of Castine.
TRACY-ROLLfNS-At Franklin. July 8, by
Rev O Mayo, Miss Rosa Linda Tracy to
Irving Osman Rollins, both OF Franklin.
YOUNG -COLEWELL-At Corea, July 8, by
Rev Charlotte l. Sanborp, Miss Vivian T.
Young, of Corea. TO Roy Colewell, of Steu-
ben.
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amnII@IrIaL
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GET RID OF HUM0RS
AND AVOID SICKNESS

Humors in the blood cause inter-
nal arrangements that affect the
whole system, as well as pimples,
boils and other eruptions, and are
responsible for the readiness with
which many people contract disease.
For forty years Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has been more successful than
any other medicine in expelling
humors and removing their inward
and outward effects. Get Hoods.
No other medicine acts like it.
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AT aRocKY CREST.

"Rocky Crest was the scene Of an en-
,oysbie event Saturday evening, when
Mr.. Alfred A. Prim entertained ct
dinner Mrs. }. W. Babson, Miss Monette
p.llam, Miss Isabel Babson, Miss Esther
; kaufman. Miss Beulah Bsbson and
Me.srs. Berwyn and John Babson, OF
washington, y. c.; Miss Rae HALEY, Of
warrenton. Va, and Misses Gladys and
vors Moore, OF Maiden, Mass, who are
visiting Mrs. Prim.
In the evening the younger people gave
sa original out-of-door dsama, "The
Adventures OF Dolores. The cast
Robert Morrison. the hero. .Berwya Bah.on
Pedro rsie. . Mexican trader. John Babson
Bronco Billy. ihe sherin........-vora Moore
Mrs siewsf..........,...... Esther Kaufman
Enowsass ,na,.o. Rae HALEY
ArrswaEBa Isabel Babson
Dolores. ...BcnIah Babson
Gladys Moore was author and stage
manager. There werc several scenes, The
most picturesque being the indian camp.
The costumes were unique and pleasing.
The Mcxican and spanish collection OF
wares used by Pedro Pete. and the co~ boy
outfit OF the sheriff were the features OF
the evening The play vas enjoyed by an
sppreeistisc audience .of neighbors and
friends.
Asa finale Of the evening, Misses Gladys
and vors Moore, banjo and mandolin
solois,s OF Lansinw's mandolin orchcstrs
OF Boston. gave pleasing selections.
July u. Spgc.
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MARINE LIST.

Hancock County Ports.
Franklin-Ar July 10, sch Mamie Saunders,
Harbor
Sid July IL, sch Charlotte Miller, New York
Ar July ~, sch Portland Packet, Boston
Sid July IL. sch Donna 7 Briggs, Boston
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NE w S
SOUTH PENoBsCOT.

Mr.. ElIs staples u Waiting her brother,
Horace F. wssccst. e Ellsworth.
The farce at Bagaducs hail Friday even
,,v vas we'll attended. Procssds, 1850.
lloyd Graz, Of Bangor. spent Sunday
xi,b bis grandparents, Fred Bsaie and
wife.
Mr.. Allen. Of sje6gwick, who has spent
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
T,rs,nard Condor, rsturnsd hons Sunday.
George whitehsuse, Of Booshbsy Hsr-
,,r spen. Sunday with Mrs. whiiehouse,
rho Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
sprague.
Thomas Grindie, superintendent OF
Rluehill- Bfookiin-Ssdgwick school dis
,r;c,. attended the SUPPLEMENTARY meet
ing al Csstine.
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Arm Broken, Wrist Di2located

Harvey age II years and the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Williams, Of
Pleasant Hill sustained painful and
serous injury Wednesday when he
fell His arm was broken just above
the writ which was also dislocated
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14

EARN SO to So weekly addressing,
mailing circulars spare time: circulars, in
structions 1Qc.-Frwin Novelty CO. Box G.
FrankHnton, La.
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l. P. Burch, former business
man OF this city but who is row
located on his fine farm near Mt
Herman, was in Bogalusa Sunday
looking after his property which was
DAMAGED by the recent storm. He
was among the few who carried
to 'nado insurance.
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Ave, has recovered from a case OF
naIarial fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Sykes, of
Gloster, Miss, ere visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Sykes, Of Michigan Ave.
Mrs. Emma Gentry and little son
returned to their home in New Or
leans Saturday, after a visit with
Boealusa friends.
Myer Holman. of Herman Bros,
spent a few days this week in New
Orleans.
Henry Dreyfus, Of Dreyfus Inc,
came up from New Orleans Sunday
to look after business interests.
Mrs J. H. O'Grady and little son
returned to their home in Jackson
Tuesday after a three months stay
in Bogalusa.
Mrs. J. T. Franks returned to her
home in New Orleans, after a pleas.
ant visit with friends in Bosalusa.
MIR. and Mrs. J. K. Burk, of
Richardsontown, visited New Or.
leans Monday.
Mrs. E S. Pounds returned to her
home in Ramsey Tuesday, after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. j. 7. Net.
terville.
Mrs. H. W. Storm and children
left Monday for visit with rels-
tives in New Orleans.
MIR, and Mrs. @. D. Mofet have
returned from visit with friends
in New Orleans.
Mrs, R. Nickens and little daush-
ter, Fay spent Monday with Miss
Hazel Fowler at Lees Creek.
Miss Nomia CocAerham, Of Nc,
Comb City. is the attractive guest Of
her brother c. I. Cocherham.
Mrs. |. b. Hammond and little
daughter, Altha Lee have returned
10 their home in Morgantown, Miss.
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Mrs. l.. M. Albritton, of Michigan
Ave, spent Monday in Marston.
K. Nickens. of Pleasant Hill, is
visiting his parents in Galvez, La.
B. f. Bagley spent Sunday in New
Orleans.
NJ K. Pearce spent Sunday in
heiCrescent City.
Y. ]. Ledoux was a visitor to New
Orleans Sunday.
Earl Lear spent the week end in
the Crescent City.
Finest Ledoux. Of Warnerton.
spent Sunday in B0Galusa.
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Miss lnez Blanchard spent the
week end in the Crescent City.
Mrs. Louis DehOn. Of White Cas-
tie, is the guest of MIR: and Mrs. R
Blanchard.
Mrs, R. Blanchard spent Monday
in Columbia attending the Lyceum
course at the Pearl Theater.
Mrs. L. F. Bass returned Saturday
after a pleasant visit with relatives
in Tylertown.
Mrs. W. J. Powell, of Ave. B. left
Saturday for a visit with her son
Fred in New Orleans.
Mrs. Emma Barnhill and little son
Edgar left Saturday for a visit with
relatives in TaisheeE.
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Boga|usa Stores Company

FOR RENT-Comrle furnished front,
room with modern convenience S. per
month. Apply 502 Ave D.
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Anything Desired in Dress Goods

beautiful and popular patterns TIL. 80
impossible justice description and you spend ham
in department looking all that aid correct
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Mr., and Mrs. R. Kolena and
daughter Marie Of Bolivar No, ar
rived Monday where they vii! make
their future home.
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Everything For Everybody

days and member Of family will something new
the f. and winter You yourself considerable ne,
Ing quality and the meney that will save coming direct to this store
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
DOUBLE SPRINGS.
aast eek

Last Week.t
 Mrs. ". $. Davis. WH9 Eas been sick for the past week, k better at tais writing
 The school board c. tHfs dis-5t has secured tae services ot Frank Giles aad Ms Cora smi.H. botf ot savoz. to eando1t=tae szsaz1 lFriag the next term.
 C. D. Blew and family. sizsgh Shreve and family. Ghas. Blew and family, Luther Combs aa8 tami 20. N Shipley aHd vie, Norman s.f...- ley, Water Ja=k NIIiis ffe5 Jack, Mss Catherine LcHeaad Miss Catherine Disea and others o1 =th.e place attended the sHnaat SEz4oo] convention az Harman sunday. 4 large crowd 0as in attendance. Leo. pie being there from Elm Springs tSpringdale, Fayetteville. Greenland. Logan, Robinson and other points Everyone seemed to enjoy the ser vices and the talks were beth edac.- tional and inspiring and should en- courage people hearing them to be more loyal 10 every go9d cause. Those taking part in the discussions were Senator B. H. Greenhouse, Rep. Jno E. Jones, Clyde Rankin. Key. Chas. L9okimber and [ HeHerzte1r. One Of the things whi ieh im.--sstd me most Was Senator Great ousa die IcussioH of the rulers of Ba5,e times. the times of David ana solomon. and his splendid comparison of ole bet- tr sfats.- ss.era5 ggiff.s and ideas of civilization taaa If .H9se aae'tee das-. =f#4- ef ea0#fI Aae-s as ficia "a ..eF saan sicK aEa 5e sor- ever knor}iaa them for es~rt #ais- take. for humanity uo, perfect. and can not De because GIT vision, lore sight and sense of right is not per feet But as in days Of wore, God $ hand is in i all "Taere.s divinity that shapes our ends. Ne shmld be the most thankful people on earth. While most aA tie nations eff earth ar shaker 0ith Lie strifes of the present day conflicts. our great and grand r : 4 is at peace with aH
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
< GOOD HOUSEHOLD SAVE

Ordinary ailments and injuries are nec os themselves serious. but infec- t5on or low vitality may make them dang srof4s. Don't neglect a cut. sore, bruise or hurt because t small. Blood poison has resulted from a In prick CT scratch. For all such a5ImeEzs Bucklen's Arniea salve is eXeellezz. t protects and heals the hfrt; is anttseptic..kills infection aad prevents dangerous c0mptica. t5ons. Good for al skin blemishes, ptmples. salt rheum, eczema. Get a original 2-oance Pc box from xou1 druggist.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice of Mother no Doubt Pre-.
 vents Daughters Untimely End.

Ready, Ky" was not able 10 do anything for nearly six months" writes Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, and was down in bed for three months.
 cannot tell you how suffered with my head, and with nervousness and womanly troubles.
 Our family doctor told my husband he could not do me any good, and he had to give it up. We tried another doctor, but he did not help me.
 At last, my mother advised me 10 take Cardui, the Womans tonic. thought 1t was no use for was nearly dead and nothing seemed to do me any good. But took eleven bottles, and now am able to do all of my work and my own washing.
 l think Cardui is the best medicine in the world. My weight has increased, and l look the picture of health
 If you suffer from any of the ailments peculiar 10 women, get a bottle of Cardm today. Delay is dangerous. We know lt will help you. for it has helped so many thousands of other weak women in tlie past 50 years.
 At all druggists.
 Bryiss to: Chattanooga Medicine Co.,, Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn, for .cfee1ai lnsfraetions on your case and 64 4spags book. Home Treatment fox Women" in plain wrapper. NC. l25
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
Joln tHI
OAK GROVE. Benton County.) tLa ast=W eek.

There is a revival meeting going On at the Methodist Church al High fill
 CIV. Williamson and family of Wager visited relatives here last Sunday.
 Francis Robbins of Butte, Mont. hts been here the past week with GIeals Md relatives.
 Nm Pitmau and 4tfe=let Taur.- da#=Hor parts =k4asa H5=i# Mrs Pftf#aH relatives
 Hefda sa4H and fHali from bat9f Rogers came ogsf sa -araay to spend 4eH days with theit@ea1lsin. E. F. WAitezeA and wife.
 Marshal Morris tbe rel estate man nIade $ b4sines@aip 70 FayetteFtl' e Monday.
 Mrs Uearldsoa died at her home at HieGtiu Saturday night just feW minat after returning home from church. hear5 trouble being the cause Of aet death.
 Hr an3Alrs. lack Riddle af Okla. hoe=a haze heen here the past week visiting Mrs Riddles sister. Mrs. James Brown.
 Helrg ch7oins and Sanford Me Chr. Iavssa.= =Hased anew hay bal- CT s4d af start out this week The tIIt.=@#5ii.. machine k also getting very -3e5d.=8s
 Know
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
JOHN
I.astM eek

Miss Alma Steward is visiting rel atives near Des Moines, Iowa
 Mrs Robert Garrett and daughter, Miss Minnie, are spending this week with relatives in Muskoeee Okla.
 John Horne and family returned Sunday evening from a#two days vis= Il with Nr. and=Mrs. George Thomp= son. at Robinson. Ark.
 Prof. ]. c. Roalhac, wife and son Joe, are visiting relatives at Pea Ridge. Ark. Prof. Roulhae is the principal of our local public school which begins Monday, Aug. 2.
 John Late and family spent Sunday with relatives at Litterell, Ark.
 John Boswell and E. J. Steward spent couple of days of last week over on White River exercising their skill as fishermen, but only partial s8eeess rewarded their efforts
 Born. sunday. July =fS. son. 10 Nr. and Nrs. RafRay sRareean
 F M Licalyter is eonsa'eseirg nice y at present He was seriously iH several days Of last week.
 Rev. M. ?. Hunt, Of Fayetteville Las been delivering some very in