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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
Brownsville POSTMASTER PROMISED A DRINK
MONTHS PASS BUT IT HAS FAILED TO DEVELOP

And one feature of the joke was that
the letter was addressed 10 Brownsville
Mexico"
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
BETHEL.
(L st Week. )

Jeff Walker threshed his wheat crop last week. The baler fol lowed and baIed the straw.
 E. E. Kuhnert and family spent Sunday with AIr. keppler and family. who live near Spring dale.
 The stork visited the home of Nr. and Mrs. Jim Walker Fri day night, June 3oth. leaving baby girl
 Misses May Stevens, Ruth and Mamie Harrison of Lowell, spent sunday afternoon at the Moody home.
 Edith Pace. Ruby and Irene Graham of Accident spent last week visiting their music teacher. Miss Mabel Moody Of this place.
 Mrs. Noah Lewis and hes brother. Ed Lylins went 10 Cen tarfon Sunday morning and will stav til the latter part of the week.
 Noah Lewis. who has been spraying for E. Meelinton uas hurt pretty had few days ago. falling off of the=top Of the spray wagon.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
SULPHUR CITY.
(L St Weekk k

Earnest Sexton of Harris was Ia pleasant caller at J. L. Boaz Sunday.
 Mrs. Davidson Is visiting her mother in Missouri few days this week.
 Miss Ethel Burchett of Elkins, visited home folks Sunday and Sunday night
 A. $. and J. L. Boaz put up 50 loads of Timothy and clover hay last week.
 Hazen Plumb of kiefer, Okla, came in Monday to visit home folks a few days.
 Lloyd Toney of Harris was a pleasant caller at the Bmchctt home Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. J. L. Mcconnell and daughter Clara of Prairie Grove, visited her daughter Mrs. Eula Frisco few days last week.
 Hugh Rcece visited his broth er-in-laN. Frank Mcconnell and family of Fayetteville. Sun day. Their baby boy is very low with croup.
 Grandma Ienner, an old and highly respected lady died Thurs day night. She was sick only a few hours. She died at the home of her son. Ed IIenner. Grand ma Henner was a German and couldn' t talk our language very well. She was loved by all who knew her as she always had a smile for every one. She was taken to St. Louis. AIr. and Mrs. IIenner and nephew accom- panied the body to NJ. Louis. The family have the sympathy of the entire community.
 Lone Star.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
OAK.GROVE.
aSfAeel

Nr. and Mrs. N. II. IIoleonb went to Fayetteville Monday
 Homer Baeeett Was doing some baliag for L. Powell Satur- day.
 t. ]. Norman visited it Uncle George pounums < near Elm Springs sunday
 Thomas HhnrY das sold his h5r>.. Thomas sa4a be thinks hg will ea a AHhIaa and stay 4MeeIs.
 WaIrar kraeIa ski IIabrlt Hal
 r. Roy HsIs and Fl Pl8aIe# a1i w Ho ta tte kansas harve@ fields last week.
 Gut harvest k over and plow- ing corn and having k the order Of the day Jeff Terry will not have spaceto stack his hay on.
 Our bg9t wishes % with Com panr X and all of the soldier boy~, and hnrab for Springdaie and if any other socialist anar- ei6-t blows off give bim the Ok Iahoma treatment and if that da.> moi eee dauIle t.e dose. far tY must ffsa oRl' nation or g.t ogt of if.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
MAGUIRE.
f f.aStNeek k.
John Vail Aas purchased

John Vail las purchased a Dew ear.
 Dessa King attended the 4th of July al Elm Springs. Nh. Vail and family attended the 4th of July =SPringlale. Elmer Swope= attended the play at Elkins Saturday night. Miss Gladys Brown of EIkins k visiting few days with Agnes Vail.
 AIr. TauIhy returned home last week from three weeks stay in Kansas.
 Mrs. Maud kine and little son Newton visiting her 9ther Ms. Mccoy o Elm Springs.
 Lilly
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
WOODLAWN.
fLast Week.

Bro. Jackson preached at this place last Sunday.
 Little Clifford Vandiver, who has been on the sick list, is much better.
 Miss Nisia Pianalto of Tonti- town spent Saturday night with Medea.
 Chas. Lynch. Jr.. and family visited relatives at Wheeler last Sunday.
 R. L. Darby of this place ls al Steele working on the new school building.
 Mrs. Jane Craig has very sore foot. caused ny running q .rlsty nail in it.
 Miss Mary Bariola intends leaving soon Tor Cave Springs. where she has I place to work.
 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hummer of SprinedaIe- were making calls in this locality last Sunday a week ago.
 On Tuesday. June 20tb. the stork visited the home of David Gray and presented them with nine pound baby boy.
 Little Lizzie MeMaster has been quite sick with typhoid fever for several weeks and is shll not improving very rapidly.
 Mrs. Minnie Thompson, whe has been in bad health for some time, has been taking Chiroprtet. ic treatment Ut Springdale.
 J. P. Nurry left week ast last Friday b rap a fortune lin the harvest fields near Beloit Kan. John is well acquainted in that section as he spent seY eral weeks there last summer.
 Some of the local folks at tended the =iee cream supper at White Oak Saturday night an5 r port | aaite , s1ccsss. fh Iproeetds were =@1s.36 clear aaa to#be#asa5l# oh payment on tHf l n " organ purchased recently.
 Several of the women in tH5. community Who are in the tar keN Nraisine= business are=hat5as very bad lnck. some having los ] three-foJHtHs of their fIocks . young ones. and ii seems tta no ole is able to diagnose tb disease. The fowls show zyHf toms of illness only Very shar time before they die.
 Med q.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14

Griffin who was at one time
 prominent in the affairs of the
 Farmers Union. and was later a candidate for Secretary of State. His subsequent action shows the people of the State acted wisely in defeating him. The people have already said by their votes that they don't want whislley sold in the state, and they will resent this effort of the liquor interests to again gain a foot-hold by burying the propo- sition so emphatically that no one will ever dare attempt to resur- rect it.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14

The apparent plot of Col. Roose- welt and a few other leaders to deliver the ProeresSiveS into the hands of the Republican party seems not 10 he meeting with the success that was at first antici- pated. Mathew Hale of Boston. acting chairman of the Progress i've National Committee. has is sued a statement eriticising the action of the committee in endors- ing Charles l.. Hughes. He says neither delegates 10 the Prog ressive National convention nor members of the state organiza- tions were consulted about the matter, and the attempt of a small group to deliver the Prog the Republican candidate is an ressive party organization to affront to the sincerity of all ProgreSsiyes. At meeting of the Michigan Progressive State Central Committee held last Fri day the action of the National Committee in endorsing Hughes was repudiated. and the commit tee declared for the perpetuation of the party. Col. Roosevelt i9 wise in the ways Of politics. and it is said by some that he doesn [ really desire to see Hughes elect ed. Having lost in the biz game at Chicago lbe= played his cards in an effort to line Up both fac tions for himself for tbe nomin- alton four years hence and the defeat of Hughes is necessary for the furtheranee of this scheme.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
ASSESSOR s DATES.

follow ge H ge#anliar of
 county ass sois.
 .tUtE ~ Lsereil. JiF s.
 Han IHas#aa. u lF la Finn Springs. Tonit8Nn. q. m. iaIs
 t.lgH ~FF.G fzla Springs, F.. a. JuiF Il ( f2 Pralrlg Grove. Prairie Grove. July 13. IL l.. Center Pennington. July F. Springdale SpfingdaIe. July IS l9. 20. 21. Prairie. Fayetteville. July P to Aug. 13.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14

4oune women students of the Springfield Business College do hot pay out oae=eent for board, anIess they wish to. President Taylor has arranged with scores of small families to board the girls for their help mornings and evenings. Any capable girl, willing to render cheerful ser vice. can be placed with fam fly at any time. Many of the best graduates got board free all the time they were in school.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
Benefited by Chamberlain s Lini-
 ment.

Last winter 1 used Chamber lain's Liniment for rheumatic pains, stiffness and soreness of the knees. and can conscientious ly say that l never used anything that did me 50 much good. Ed ward Craft. Elba. X. Y. Obtain able everywhere.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
Beauty More Than Skin Deep.

\ beautiful woman always has good digestion If your digestion Is faulty, Chamberlain $ Tablets will do ycu good. Obtainable ev- anywhere.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
GO TO THE RESCUE.
Don't Wait till It's Too Late Follow the Example of a
 springdale Citizen.

Rescue the aching back.
 r ft keeps on aching trouble may come.
 Often it indicates kidney weak nzss. .It=you neglect the kidneys warning Look ont for urinary disorders
 This SprjngdaIe citizen will show eea Aon to o=5e=fHe#res- r-tg.=
 4.a. Gri~ana.Sf asdale@say
 land others Of o5df family H7s5 ffs=5l Doan s Kidney RiHI@ Hof kidney complaint aad=faia5= back aaa Va 6ar had esr4 good re- s#5I#s. Wa~ having considerable trouble from weak Kidneys and mas suffering from lame haek. Two boxes Of boan Kidney Pills fizea me mp all right used tleM S0m- time later 0han my 4-r4z= Ms aoan h5tHrf5f4s fzr and ttas acted promptly Hf5is- Ha@ ratrf.
 Don simply r Hlae H#t iE
 3o#ae K aH P5H~. the @aa Nl t.r|S aa3 Eos z=H=Ei# #azz 4le &
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
PLL. GRIM c T1I n REST


Last Meek.
 Ar. and Mrs. H [. Joyce wore sunday caifel9 Miss Ollie Wilson.
 llr. and Mrs. Tom Littcn visit ed with the latter brother. Joe Wilson. Sunday.
 Harold Shelley Of Galena, Kansas. is visiting his friends around Pilgrim Rest.
 Loyd Cannon left Friday for Cherokee Okla. To work in the darevst for I ffW@ @WesIzs
 Nr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson of Spring Valley attended San- day School at t69 place and took dinnr with AIr. and Ms. Tom 5a0a4e.
 Ar and MgsAAlIE Ingram vis- lied relatives n aa Bafk's Shed wedding of their cousin Miss Law sunday and also atf Hoied tbe wedding of their cousin Miss Lawson.
 \ Pilgrim.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
< 4 4 < *

Editor Guy Stafford of the Springdale News is one of the prirates in the company from that place and the News ought to he able to get its war notes first hand.-Rogers Democrat.
 That 's habit The News has. of getting 1t $ news first hand.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
COUNTY TAX MONEY.
A Gain of S4,00O Over 1915 Col
lections.

X gain of approximately S4,000 in the tax collections of Washing ton County for 1915, which was made this year, is shown over the collections for 1911, which was made last year Last year Sher- if Morton $ settlement sheet showed approximately $191 .000, while the settlement this year, which Is being made with state auditor this week by Deputy Sheriff Homer Jackson, shows total collections of S195, 121.17. The total amount charged on the tax books for collections this year was 920s.442.13. Property re- turned IS delinquent and sold for non payment of taxes accounts for the difference of approximate lv 4f3.e8O.
 The various county funds fe= ceiyedZ |. following amounts. special school. S52 .02S.3s; eoHn4 general. 420.04L25; road aid bridge, S22 ,044.41 special bridge, $11 ,022 66; poll tax Common school fund $6,453.50; assessors 5 penalties fcredited to common school fund $311; advertising costs. S117.50; one half total aH- to tax Credited to road fund $1.273.50.
 Fayetteville and Springdale re- ceive the largest alIotments to the cities and incorporated towns in the county. The apportionment on this item follows =Fayette= viIIe-general. $o,6773.s0=fflre. 42. .6o2. 13. hospital, $1.734 4.7755, road bridge, 43,s15.60; Spring dale general, S2,S7l.So, road and bridge 4789.70: Prairie Groye-general. $1051.3G road and bridge. s2oS.7o; WinsloW- general. 4247.9s. road bridge. 46s.Is. West Fork general. 1.ee6. road and bridge, 492.74 LineoIfl-eenefal @153 .20. road and bridge. S105.3o; GreenIand. 452.71s Tontitown. $39.76.
 Washington County will pax=in= to statetreasury S43.s17.4}} in exchange. The balance is in state warrants and receipts for money already paid in. fhe state gcts 46l .563.24 out of the total collections made in this county and the balance goes to tho county and cities. No5Wlfb= standing tbe fact that the=tia5e foI. .ttIne k supposed to eXpirt on July F. Washington County probably will be the first eoJm- ty to balance books Wl.h Inc slate.
 County Worth Forty Million
 Based aa 6te eoVernHet4f f.s tatatea tte= wealth oE Washing County. which is ta h.9se
 n d last year af forty millions dollars. the a@s. sstd val nation of s,.7lI46l shows the as ssuent rate in this county h be little less than 2 percent. The standard tax k fourteen ntiis. but in calculating the tax special taxes. such as road. bridge and school Ievi9s. are add ea. One school district in the eo5ntF. .aid not levy special school tax last year.
 fhe e13aoa delinquent taN ref- snfs t8e taz on real and per soa5 properly ass ssad If @4o7.= oaa =6uE which * Tortf.i < es. tiaafad nor than mIIH8n#deE Iafts.
 845 Gain in Poll Taxes.
 Either f.a population q fii7 .4z..4=.,A4. z4ss4 fsz=6 64
 asses4a.s ms beeniaiH4 more
 esisa work. iti5gIne from the e@n n fh number oi foII taNt 7 paid Last tesr 57a5 poll ta& receipts Were l.slled WIlIe this year 6.Gea were issued making an increase of s45. Only 6o ne- groes in the county paid taxes
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
springdale, Ark, July 10, 1916

Some newspapers that have Chautauquas in their town ought to learn to spell it with cap c.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
Look Good Feel Good.

No one can either Led good nor look good while suffering from constipation. Giet rid of tHat tif-d. rbraeey.= =IifrIrss= feel ing leF ! Hseafasn snGaf Dr. King 's Neu lafa PiJls Buy box to- day taze Two pills tonight In r.u morning that stuffed laIl feeling is gone and f.e5l r af oa.a at
 !. hoy ltaa af .afr5x. aazaa laiaT HIeted lf aaosHef .Gek Hm= first and fol- ey1 Hm attgrWards
 Come to SPrnggIaIe to En9.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14

The Huntsville Republican, which apparently knows more about National politics and eco homie questions than the great leaders of thought throughout the country, solemnly declares that President Wilson $ chances of re- election would have been increas- ed fifty per cent had the St. Louis convention declared for pro lection. If such be the ease. why should the Republican Wor- "
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14

The Harrison Times entered up on is forty-first year last week. and =by way of celebrating the event placed an order for q Lin- otype. The Times was establish ed by the father of the present owner. Gol. J. R. Newman. and while other papers hafeeaMe and gone t6e Times has remained steadily on the job perseing the even tenor of it, way. tIeFess H#.'sf= ing fl continued good health and prosperity.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
LOWELL
Last N ls

Last Week.
 G5ttle aoHert Smit has h. measles.
 z.la \ as6iH who k zaEs= =H.i. !sslasf laIsNlna.
 Mr. and Mrs. NIL toum wenz to#Iaea Rock je~ Sunday fe ai nd tae farat Letter ez State meeting
 Tho iee cream social hH fAe band was q suceess socially and financially. The boys clearing about twenty dollars towards their band stand.
 Afr@a1d =1Irs. Wight Weetz Y who arc visiting in Fayetteville spent Thursday and Friday at the L. r. D8is home before r. turning To their home in 0kiaho. ma.
 Ir4i.l.,
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14

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The Springdale news., 1916-07-14

The story originated bY the Little Rock correspondent of the Memphis Commercial Appeal that Sanator Robinson woflld not be | candidate for lp-election K denied hf the Iatter,s friends. Senator Robinson k now in Colo rado for ibe benefit of hiS health, and when he gets realVt6 make hiS intentions known h. VII in ali likelihood speak=fa1=Eilf4s= =If so there will be no e15ess-Horl ahaat if.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14

i1elln4 hlezdng peoautne aE biInd HHIas#Ha#e. yielded 10 H5an $ Ointment. 5tle af all ~t0res.
 fI5HE7 7HF. it x far htt fa 1I#I
 t3 aHft54ll.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14

0n tt Has a4- sat- ea mon If th NoE aH VII rr VI
 Hld ff8H siaa la4 na ailte eeHtain- A.
 baf=a =af 8aa#s to HaFa 5F6T sition placed on tHe baIIot=t7as filed with tbe Secretary a State last week. As tIe repeal q tde statewide law will benefit ID on bat the saloon men it k natural 10 suppose they ara the ones back of the movement. Of course they are not ont in the open. but they have money with which 10 employ others 10 to their work for them. One Ben L. Griffin seems 10 be acting in the capac- ity of wet nurse for the proposi- tion. as he manifested an active interest in circulating the pati- tions 10 get the necessary number of names 10 submit the question. Ii We mistake not this is the same
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14

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The Springdale news., 1916-07-14

Bamo1at k ao5 aIaHs I =fa=fas# #aetlod=o= procedure emHieAed lE the eaH- Hero Commission in t6e distribution af= =aaa#4 u it~ fo tand Een l5zefy # asFap.r sasees ioHs ate welcomed. Sill we cannot but think that the commission would Go well to investigate tae tragedy near SpfineaaIe Sunday ID which threa persons lost thelr lives on while attempting to g3Ye tbe lives of the other two: and also ths=rsse5a of a foars6 esoH who Has wel nigh done foraHh her at- fearts 10 aid hr l74 ones aeet eemeerat.
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The Springdale news., 1916-07-14
845 Gain in Poll Taxes.

Either 1e population q. fil# county growing t8a9 afTlifff o4 a@ss-@as ms been IaHa more
 s work. ia!gng rom the eafu fa fH number of poll faNt 7 paid. East year 5.755 poll taS reeeintsuere- issued wI.iI# this =6.Gea were issued. making increase of s45. Only eo ne- groes in tbe county paid taxes this year and their total contri- button =in taxes was 41250
 Following are the amounts go- ine to the different state funds excluding tax. costs of collection and clerk $ fee. refunds and sher- ifs commission; general fund. $17.719.1; school, S24 3s3.31 ]. pension. $16,206.0S; state eapi- tol. $1.016.s6 auto, S127133 :; cattle tick. S965.73.
 The sheriff is allowed half of all commissions in excess of SS3}.- SS3} GOO. The difference goes 10 the general fund of the county Fayetteville Democrat
The Springdale news., 1916-07-14

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The Springdale news., 1916-07-14

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-20
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