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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-05
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-12

Lebolt & Co.
Lee Tire Sales Company
Lehn & Fink
Lennon & Co.
Leonards
Lenox Talking Machine Co.
Letters & Arts Publishing Co., Inc.
Lewis & Conger
Lexington Motors Corp.
Libby, Mcneil & Libby
Library Bureau
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
]. B. Lippincott Co.
Little, Brown & Co.
Locomobile Co. of America
Frederick Loeser & Co.
Charles of London
Londonderry Lithia Water
Longmans. Green & Co.
Loose Wiles Co.
Lord & Taylor
p. Lorillard Co.
Lothrop. Lee & Shepard
Henry Lott
Louise & Co.
Lion Brewing Co.
NJ. A. B. Associates
Alice Foote MacDougall
Macmillan & Co.
MacNiff Horticultural Co.
A. c. McClurg & Co.
McClures Magazine
Jas. McCutcheon
McGibbon & Co.
Jos. P. McHugh & Son
Maillard, Henry
Maison Bernard
Malkan's Book Store
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jack Curiosity Shop
A. Jacket & Co.
II. Jaeckel & Son
A. F. Jammes
Jantzen Shoe Co.
Jean
Phi. Johnson
Jones & Brindisi
F. Jordan
Joseph
Kanouse Mt. Water Co.
Dr.. F. B. kenison
Mitchell Kennerley
Kent Costikyan
c. Klauberg & Bros.
King Motor Car Co.
n. B. Kirk & Co.
Kissel Kar
V. A. Kitabjian
julius Klugman
Knabe Piano Co.
Knox Hat Co.
Alfred n. Kohn
Hops Bros.
kor-ker Puncture Cure
Krakauer Bros.
kranich & Bach
Z. kurnke
Thurman
Elsa Lachenbruch
Landay Bros
John Lane & Co.
Lane Bryant
La Resista Corset Co.
L'Atelier
E. Lauritano
Sol. Lazarus
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Dollar Shop
Geo. II. Doran & Co.
bort Motor Car Co.
Doubleday, Page & Co.
w. l.. Douglas Shoe Co.
Dreicer & Co.
Dunlap & Co.
Dunstan
Duplex Fiireless Stove
f. P. Dutton & Co.
Earl & Wilson
f. F. Eble
Edison Debating Machine
Emme, Young & Co.
Encyclopaedia Britannica Corp.
w. II. Enhaus & Co.
Epstein & Berdy
c. II. Evans & Sons
Every Week
Fabricant
Fiat Motor Co.
Tickling Enameling Corp.
II. p. Finlay & Co.
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
Fleet Motor Car Co.
Flint & Homer Co., Inc.
Florettc
Ford Motor Co.
Fownes Bros. & Co.
Frank Bros.
Franklin Motor Car Co.
Frantz Premier Distributing Co.
Fuller & Bagley
Funk & Wagnalls Co.
Garland Motor Car Co.
Z. M. Cattle & Co.
Gaulois Tire Co.
Geiger & Braverman Furniture Co.
Phil. s. Gill
]. M. Gliding & Co.
Gillette Sales Co.
Gilman Collamore & Co.
Gimbel Brothers
Girard & Co.
]. Glassberg
Glastonbury Knitting Co.
Globe Talking Machine Co.
Globe-Wernicke Co.
B. F. Goodrich Co.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Gorham Co.
Graf Bros.
Grande Maison de Blanc
Gray & Davis
Cream Dressmaking Specially Co.
Great Bear Spring Co.
Hallet & Davis Piano Co.
Hamilton Garment Co.
Hampton Shops
Hanan & Sons
flardman, Peck & Co.
Harper Bros.
Hartmann
r. L. Hatch
W. A. Hathaway Co.
Hearn. Jas. A., Sons
JOS. Heinrichs
II. J. Heinz Co.
Peter Henderson & Co.
Jos. L. Herschmann
louis Hessler
Hickson, Inc.
l.. Nj. Hirsch Co.
Hirshfeld Fur Mfg. Co.
l.. p. Hollander & Co.
Henry Holt & Co.
Horlick's Matted Milk Co.
Houghton Miflin Co.
Hudson Motor Car Co.
Hunts Leading Music House
Hupp Motor Car Co.
Ideal Music Co.
International Jewelry Co.
International Motor Co.
international Silver Co.
international Souvenir Spoon
Company
Interstate Motor Co.
Mime. Irene
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~ w LII IL ~
Jacob Mandel
Manages Bros.
Marchand
Marmon Automobile Co.
Marx Bros.
Master Lamp Co.
las. Mather Music House
Mathushek & Son Piano Co.
Chas. &. Matthews
Margaretta May
Maxwell Motor Co.
Adolph n. Mayors
Estelle Mershon
II. Methot
A. II. Meyers
Meyrowitz
Michael
Michelin Tire Co.
n. Mielke
Edward Miller & Co.
|. Miller
Minerva Motors
Mitchell Automobile
Moffat Yard & Co.
Motor Car Equipment Co.
Muenzen Specially Co.
Mime. Natal
A. l. Namm & Son
P. Nardi
National Cash Register Co.
National Motor Vehicle Co.
National Veneer Products
Newell & Gordinier
New York Edison
New York Sporting Goods Co.
95th Street Market
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
A. ]. Nutting & Co.
Oakland Motor Car Co.
Oakley & Co.
Oldsmobile Co.
Oppenheim, Collins & Co.
OSullivan Rubber Co.
Owen & Beers
Packard Motor Car Co.
Paddington Sales & Mtg. 90
Page Company
Page & Shaw
Parfumerie Riviera
Park & Iilford
Paquin
Pathescope Co.
Pathe Pathephone Shop
Pease Piano Co.
Peck & Peck
Peerless Motor Car Co.
The Peptoast Co.
Pierce-Arrow Automobile Co.
Poertner Motor Car Co.
B. Priestley & Co.
F. M. Prindle
c.. P. Putnams Sons
Rand, McNally & Co.
Rauch & Lang Carriage Co.
Redfen
Reed & Barton
Regal Shoe Co.
Remington Typewriter CO.
Renault Motor Car Co.
REQ Motor Car Co.
Rcpetti
Revillon Freres
Rex Cleaner Co.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Richardson & Robbins
Riker-Hegeman Co.
Robinson's Patent Barley
Rogers Peet Co.
L. J. Rooney Co.
M. J. Roth
Royal Baking Powder Co.
Royal Copenhagen China Co.
Royal Typewriter Co.
Royal Worcester Corset Co.
Mime. Helena Rubinstein
Jacob Rupert Brewing Co.
John Ruszits Fur Co.
Mime. St. Leon, Inc.
Saks & Co.
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The S. C. V. Co.
Sallade & Co.
Sample Cloak & Suit Go.
Saxon Motor Co.
Schinasi Bros.
Scott Paper Co.
Schotz & Co.
A. Schultz
F. A. O. Schwarz
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Scientific American
Chas. A. Scott
Chas. Scribner Sons
A. Seckel
B. Shackman & Co.
Senior Bros.
Shapiro & Aronson
Shaw-Walker Co.
c. c. Shayne & Co.
Shoe Craft Shop
c. T. Silver Co.
Simon, Franklin, & Co.
Singer Bros.
w. & J. Sloane
Small, Maynard & Co.
F. c.. Smith
C. w. Snowman Co.
Sohmer Piano Co.
w. Solomon
Sonora Photograph Co.
Southern Cotton Oil Co.
Spar-East Co.
A. C. Spalding & Brother,
Spencer Optical Co.
Springside Farms
Standard Steel Car Co.
Standard Oil Co. (Nujol)
Standard Oil Co. (Socony Case
lene)
F. B. Stearns Co.
F. l.. Steers. Inc.
Steger & Sons
Steinhart & Kelly
Stein & Blaine
Steinway & Sons
Stern Brothers
Sterling Piano Co.
Stewart Auto Co.
Frederick A. Stokes & Co.
Michael Streamer
Studebaker Corporation
Stump & Walter Co.
Stutz Motor Car Co.
Alex. Taylor & Co.
Thatcher Furnace Co.
Thermoid Rubber Co.
Tiffany & Co.
Tiffany Studios
Tindale Cabinet Co.
Tobey Furniture Co.
c. L. Trout Co.
Underwood Typewriter Co.
United Cigar Stores
United Lamp & Burner Co.
United Profit Sharing Go.
United Shirt & Collar Co.
u. S. Tire Co.
Vanity Fair
Van Horn & Sawtell
Van Orden Corset Co.
A. a. Vantine & Co.
Varga
Victor Talking Machine Go.
Vogue
f. Vom Hofe
Walpole Bros. Inc.
John Wanamaker
DIR. Jeanne A. D. Walter
Ward Bread Co.
Ward Motor Vehicle Co.
B. Guy Warner
Mary Anderson Warner
L. {. Waterman Co.
Weber & Heilbroner
Weed Chain Tire Co.
B. Wender
The White Auto Co.
White Rock
Whiting Motor Co.
Wild & Co.. Joseph
WHY'S Overland Co.
Wilson Distilling Co.
Winship. Bolt & Co.
Winton Motor Co.
Wissner Piano Co.
Young's Hats
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Abercrombie & Fitch
Abingdon Press
Abraham & Stratus
Acker, Neral & Condit
W. G. Alderman
Aeolian Co.
Ajax-Grieb Rubber Co.
F. B. Aldrich
Andrew Alexander
Elizabeth Allen
AIN Motor Sales Co.
B. Altman & Co.
Aluminium Cooking Utensil Co.
American Apron Co.
American Hosiery Co.
American Graphophone Co.
American Lead Pencil Co.
American Tobacco Co.
American Tract Society
Anderson Electric Car Co.
Anhcuser- Busch Brewing Co.
Annette
Apperson Bros. Auto. 20.
D. Appleton Co.
Theo. ARSON
Auto Car Sales Co.
Ayvad Mfg. Co.
Baker & Taylor Co.
Baker R. & l.. Co.
Balch, Price & Co.
]. Barsky
Bass & Co.
Ludwig Baumann & co.
Beckman Co.
Geo. c. Benjamin
Geo. Bernard Co.
Bertha May
Bergdorf & Goodman
Vim. Birns
Bloomingdale Bros.
E. Blout
Bobbs. Merrill Co.
Bonwit Teller & Co.
Book Supply Co.
Borden's Condensed Milk Co.
Bosch Magnetic
NJ. A. Bowe
Brentano
Brill Bros.
Broadway Art, Upholstering, Gid
ing & Decorating Co.
Brokaw Bros.
Brunswick Balke-Collender Co.
Buckley Newhall Co.
Budd & Co.
Buick Motor Car Co.
(. & ]. Burke
Butterick Publishing Co.
B. V. D. Co.
Cadillac Motor Co.
Calf. Fruit Growers Exchange
a. J. Cammeyer
J. l. Case T. M. Co.
Cassidy & Son Mfg. Co.
Caswell-Massey Co
p. Gentlemen & Co.
Century Co.
Certified Farms Co.
Chalmers Motor Co.
Chandler Motor Car Co.
Charles & Co.
Cluett. Peabody & Co.
Clysmic Spring Water Co
Coca-Cola Co. 4
Frank l.. Cole
Colgate & Co.
l.. Coltti
p. r. Collier & Son
Columbia Graphophonc Co.
Colt-Stratton Co.
Norman Cooks Son
n. r. Coughlin
Jas. T. Coughlin
Coward Shoe
Cowperthwaite
Creange & Walter
Mark Cross
w. B. Croker
Crouch b Fitzgerald
Curtis Publishing Co.
Dale Lighting Fixture Co.
John Daniel Sons X Sons
Miss Cora NJ. Davis
r. a. De LUXE
Dempsey & Carroll
Detroit Electric CO.
Dieges X Clust
Chas. II. Ditson & Co.
Dodd. Mead * Co.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31

plaee attended the entertainment at HaBbewon Friday night.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Parker were over from Huntsville visiting with relatives Sunday.
 Wes Mayfield and sister Miss Eliza will leave Monday fer Hartshorne, Okla, to spend the holidays with their aunt Mrs. Will Monroe.
 Quite a large crowd attended the sale at Mir. Anderson s farm, north Of Goshen Wednesday. We understand that Mir. Anderson is going to move to Texas
 Rev Chas. Edwards of Huntsville, was in town a few days last week Goshen has been added to the Hunts vile circuit and Rev Edwards will preach at the NJ. E. Church on the 4Lh Sunday in each month.
 Gypsy.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31
SILENT GROVE

Mrs. John Cooper is getting along nicely.
 Byron Smith went up to Rogers last Saturday.
 Dave Mustain came in from Oolag ah, Okla, last Thursday.
 MT Harper Of Cross Roads is nov ing on to the Griffith farm.
 Aunt Mat Gamble is making her homeat Mrs Sarah Baggett's.
 4 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to the Bditor and all the News family.
 Miss Julia Turner of Sprinsdale. visited with home folks latter part Of last week.
 Misses Leora and Eyeline Deason Of Lowell visited with Miss Lilfe Pace Sunday.
 Mr Holland and Pearl Gardner are hauling cordwocd from the Henry Pace farm to Spfie2dale.
 Mrs Ruth Adams and three child ren and her father, Henry King, of Oklahoma are visiting at Will Kings
 There was singing at Roscoe Smiths Sunday night. A rice crowd was ont and We certainly enjoyed the singing. Come again
 Miss Minnie Baggett spent the latter part of last week with her grandmother, Mrs. Jane Baggett near Oak Grove.
 Uncle Tom Mtr tain came in last Friday from an extended visit with relatives ia Oklahoma. On his way home he stopped at Joplin. Mo. and spent few days with his daushte' Mrs. Ted MarIeR.
 Country Pumpkins
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DOUBLE SPRINGS.
(LaSt Week..

Miss Letha Swagerty spent Sunday with Miss Lila Blew.
 J. NJ. Carter Of this place is doiTs some finishing work on the Mount Comfort Church this week.
 Mr and Mrs. c. w Pool spent Sun day evening at Mir. and Mrs. |, (. SMagerty's
 Mrs. c. D. Blew who has been near ly belfast with Iagrtppe for the past three or four weeks is able to be tip and about again.
 Enooh Murray. who has been sick for the past month is no better and 1t is feared his recovery will ba very slow if at all
 Miss Emma Poole who has been staying with her brother Oscar in Oklahoma going to school. returned home latter part of last week. Me are glad welcome her back.
 Messrs N. P. and D. N. Shipley have just finished covering the Mt Comfort parsonage besides building q Dew front porch and repairing floor ing and covering the other. A new barn is also part of the program.
 J. E. White who went to Texas some two weeks ago prospecting or rather TO look at the country and to try 10 find d market for his sweet DO tatoes returned last Sunday bring ing Byron White home with him.
 \ large crowd attended the monthly meeting Of the White Rock s. I. A. Saturday evening to hear the pro- gram rendered. Among those presene were Prof. Buck. county examiner. and Assessor Harris both Of whom gave splendid and very instructive addresses. which all enjoyed The gfst of their talk was Tn unity there is strength united we stand, or ste
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31
Springdale, Ark, December 3t, 1915
POLITICALLY SPEAKING

This issue of The News carries the announcement of Witt Carter. of White River township as a candidate for Circuit Clerk of Washington county. Mr. Garter is young man twenty eight years Of age. is d son of Dr. and Mrs c. w Garter. and was born and raised in Washington county. l. educated in the public s"f the county, and the State u-lYeis. y, being a student of the latter institution for three years Most all Of his life, with the exception of his school days was spent on the farm. He is q young man of pleasing personality. well qualified for the office he seeks, and has all ability necessary to handle the many intricate problems that confront a Circuit Clerk. He was born in Durham township. but now resides in White River township, and nothing but words Of praise and splendid endorsement comes from his constituents in the section where he was reared The News bespeaks for Witt Garter. and his candidacy careful consideration at the hands of the voters on March 29th. next.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31
ACCIDENT

Mrs Willie Phillips has been down with the grippe.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Anderson are down sick with the grippe.
 Mr. and Mrs. Win Kendrick and little Miss Blanche spent Christmas with the W. F, Wolfe family.
 Mr and Mrs. Robert Anderson en- tertaiued Mrs. Andersen's mother and sister and husband over Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs. John ticher and daughter Lida spent Christmas with R l.. Morgan and family
 Mr. and Eyert Nail have returned from an extended honeymoon. hay ing visited relatives in several points in Oklahoma for the past month.
 Mrs Harry Buck and daughter Elizabeth Of Rogers are visiting al the R. L. Morgan home for few days.
 Mrs C. L. Phillips had a most painful accident lats Thursday when she ran into a clothes-ltne. cutting sash over one eye. Some stitch es had to be taken, but she is get fig along very well now.
 The entertainment and tree at the seao0l house Thursday before Christ mas was well attended. The pro
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31
Notice Of Filing Petition For New
 County Road.

Notice Is hereby gwen that at the next term Of tae County Count .ot ashington County, Arkansas, a pstl ioa will be presented and filed asking the Court to take such ac- tion as may be required to open and establish public highway on and along the following lines. to-wit
 Commencing at a point on the Sprinsdaie and War Eagle road in thu north part of the SEA- of the NV Il Of Section Thirty.two (32) in Township Eighteen 0SJ North. of Range Twenty-nine (29) West, where the same is intercepted by an old nalShborho0d road which has been traveled by the public for more than 40 years, crossing the SEE 14 of the NV A of said Section 32; thence in 9 northeasterly direction to or near the SW corner of the SEA- of the SEA- of Section Twenty -nine t29) ia same township and range; t1e,ace east about sixty (60) rods to Ia hill; thence northerly, easterly and south-easterly, following as nearly as practical around the base of said hill 70 q point on the north line of the NWHl os the NW14 Of Section Thirty-three t331 North, Of Range Twenty-nine t29l West, thence in a sootAlea sterlyr direction. sssssiiiHG the lands Of Sam George, s. Nj. Graham, W. P. Lewis and D. NJ. Linebarger. intersecting the public road at the Brown farm. Said road in addition to the owners named above, will pass over or touch, he lands Of Wesley Graham, Nora Graham. Myrtle Gra- ham and Mrs. Annie Tttlman.
 $. NJ. Graham.
 V. M. Graham,
 D. E. Brown and ten others.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31

gram by the school children was ap- propyiate and well rendered a 1 showed careful training on the part Of their teacher Mrs. Stone. The holse was tastefully decorated with cedar boughs ard the tree was q
 beauty in it's gay dress Of ornaments and gifts. Santa stopped long enough to distribute the gifts anN everyone left with the feeling ef good fellowship and Christmas cheer.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31
ONLY FOUR PAGES.

z sThis issue of The News is only four pages, just half the regular edi- tion. Holiday week is usually made the general cleanup week around The News office and all hands and the editor are put to work cleaning tip the various pieces of machinery preparing for the coming year. 1916 promises to eclipse anything The News has previously attempted. 1915 was a record breaker, and with the new year coming in on the wings of a Democratic primary as we'll as 1916 being a national election year. we expect 10 be crowded to the utmost for the next four months.
 The policy Chat has been pursued by the paper during the past year will continue during 1916, and we will try 10 give you the news whiie it is news, and give it to you in an appreciative way.
 Next week the paper will be the usual fight pages.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31

To the Democratic Voters of Wash ington County:
 In this issue Of The News will be found the announcement of Lee Davis. of Springdale, who is asking the people of Washington County for hh nomination to the office of County Treasurer.
 Lee as he is commonly called by his many friends. is self-made man. and gentleman in every re spect. He has been hustler from his youth, and is deserving of much credit for his energy and in dustry through life He is natural Y oae Of the get there kind.
 While he was born and raised on q farm, the past ten years Of his lifa has been devoted to the merean- tie business where he has had all kinds of experience in bookkeeping, which every man should have before asking for this office.
 He is man fully qualified to fill the office he is asking and aside from being qualified, he is an honest christian gentleman, and very de- serving
 He is endorsed by all those that knew him. together with those who desire to see young man serve in this office.
 
 We have seen unqualified men elected to office enough To know that We must work hard in order TO keep the voters from voting senti- ment. sympathy and politics, rath- CT than for qualification. adv
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31

the closest attention, and in conse- quence thereof. 1 shall have bur lit tie. if any, time to devote to a can vas of the County, and shall be compelled to rely largely. upon this letter as my appeal for your support. If ain again elected to this office, I promise you 10 do in the future, as have done in the past. give you faithful. fearless and efficient dis charge of the duties imposed
 respectfully solicit your support at the coming Primary. and thank You in advance for same as well as your generous support in the past, assuring you of my grateful appre- cia' on Of the same.
 Respectfully,
 Mack Morton.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31

Lee Davis, of this place. an nounces in this issue of The News. his candidacy for County Treasurer. The News eomme2dS the candidacy of this young nan to the voters of Washington county. He Is young man, thoroughly capable and compet- ent of handling the office he desires. For several years past he has been connected with tae springdale Hard ware and Furniture Co, of this place and is well acquainted throughout his home township. He is inyaria- bly liked by all Bho know him. and that he will make competent off clal is the endorsement of his friends. He is clean. and chris tian gentleman ill every respect, He will command large vote and fol- lowing in this township. The News asks the earnest consideration of his candidacy at the hands Of the voters of the county
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31
CIRCUIT CLERK.

The News is authorized to an nounce Jeff l.. Davis. of Prairie township. as a candidate for Cir cult Clerk of Washington county, subject ao the action of the Demo cratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31
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 Mrs. Bill Blake and children We're Sunday visitors at Oakland. John Mayfield went up to Wins low Monday on business.
 Mrs Ethyl Smith is visiting with her brother Ivan Waves at F'ayette- vile.
 Miss Mamie Darrell has gone te Joplin, No. to spend Christina with relatives.
 A crowd of young people from this
The Springdale news., 1915-12-31
County Ire asurer

The News is authorized to an nounce A. W. Mintun, of White Riv CT township, as candidate for Treasurer of Washington county, sub jact to the action of the Democratic primary.