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The Springdale news., 1916-12-29
Why You Should Use Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy

Because it has an established RED
utation won by its goods works.
Because it is most esteemed by
those who have used It for many
years, occasion required, and are best
acquainted with its best qualities.
Because it loosens and relieves a colo
and aids nature in restoring the sys-
tenn to healthy condition.
Because it does not contain opium
or any other narcotic.
Because it is within the reach OF
all. 1t only cost quarter, Obtain
able everywhere.
The Springdale news., 1916-12-29
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G|fRGLI9 -
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are YOU playing yoW part IN
the way taat Won should Are
sou boosting Tor good Are yoa
nat y0a should Be as man
an You face a calamity calm
u and smle3 Have Yea learned
70 be patient and brave Are
YOU adding each day 10 the rec.
ord on file. memorandums you're
proud yo4 can save Can Won
say. Though I've failed, / shall
rise from the crash determined
to stick and to win, although I
have lost my last dollar in cash.
and must at the bottom begin.
Ill face my reyerses. III never
give up. I'll show in a pinch
am there, though misery and
bitterness flleth my cup-lu
play to the finish, but fair"p
Have you turned from the
darkness and facing the sun
showed us you are sure that
you can? Have you fought
good fight? Have you conquered
and won? Have you proved to
the world 70
you're a man. eeroN J.->sk.
The Springdale news., 1916-12-29
Sit ON the Lid and Laugh

Build for yourself a strong box,
Fashion each part with care;
When its as strong as your heart
can make it,
Put all your troubles in there
Put all the thoughts of failure,
And each bitter cup that you watt;
Lock up the strong box securely,
And sit on the lid and laugh.
The Springdale news., 1916-12-29

The liver loses its activity at times
and needs help Herbine Is an eff
fective liver stimulant. L also pur.
flies the bowels. strengthens digestion
and restores strength. rigor and
cheerful spirits Price 56c SolA by
!. T. Joyce Drug CO.
The Springdale news., 1916-12-29
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Floyd Bingham is quite sick with
diabetis.
Henry Sharp is spending the
holidays at home
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Carl Atkison,
Dec. Is. a daughter.
A merry Christmas and happy New
Year % al of the News staff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed closed
their term Of school at this place las
Friday.
Miss Nettie Hass, Of Wan, Okla,
is spending the holidays with Miss
Beryl Barron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mabry Of Lowell,
visited relatives in this neighhorhaod
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Grimsley.
Earl Atkinson and Miss Media Poeue
were calling at Wiley's Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs MOTLEY, Of near Cen
terton, VISITED with the latters pa8as.ts
Mr.. aad Mrs. J. " Bradley Christ
mes dav
Mrs Jeff Brown went up near=Gea-
terton Sunday ta spend feH DAYS
with her mother. Mrs Alonza ie-
Gaueh. 9Aa is % taesiek list
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Joyner, Mrs.
Hattie Doremus and little son Ogden
and Albert Simmons returned Mon
day from fortnights automobile
trip to Gulfport and Mobile.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10

The negative side put up a gall; n
fight but went down in defeat.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10

is his due, from her, whom the
"Giver of every good and perfect
Gift" meant should be his helpmate.
Now, | know some dear, good
women, who, fol reasons of their
own, never marry, and yet make a
grand success of life. They are a
blessing and a benediction to all
with whom they come in contact.
The world could not afford 70 do
without them. Among this class
were Clara Barton, Francis E. Will
lard and others. Susan B. Anthony,
l admire, but it is questionable
whether she has done more good in
the world than she could, had she
been the motive power behind
some good mans throne.
Is a higher education detrimental
to woman fulfilling her mission?
feel assured that it is not.
A wife and mother above all
others should be educated that she
may wisely mould the hearts and
minds of those intrusted to hel
care.
Anon.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10
Woman Mans He|pmate

Most women will admit this. yet
all do not agree the manner in
which they can best serve as help
ers Some have deemed it ex.
pedient to help him along political
lines.
1t is evident that he needs help
from some where, but my idea OF
the eternal fitness of things, womans
entering directly into the muddle
will only make confusion worse
COMPOUNDED"
Woman may have rosy dreams
of the honor and glory that will lie
hers when the old Ship of State:
will be guided bv her fair hands
and while she is thus planning to
satisfy her unnatural ambition, per-
haps, her husband, with what
scanty comfort he can gather from
burnt bread or half-cooked meat,
goes to his office or work in a frame
of mind not calculated to care what
becomes of the nation at large, just
so he gets a fat job.
Let woman make the home sweet,
and devote her time and influence
there, upon its inmates, always
holding up a high standard of purity,
principal and industry, and the il
fuence that will be carried out into
the world through husband, sons
and daughters will be greater, nobler
and grander than could be welded
broadcast over the nation by a
number of women imbued with the
unnatural ambition Of entering dir
ectly into politics.
Man cannot successfully contend
with the adverse forces he necess.
arily encounters in the world, with
out the comfort and inspiration thai
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10
WANT. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
OR GOOD ROOMS WITH BOARD 2?

There has been a big demand for
rooms for light housekeaD.
ing both furnished and unfur.
nished and last week the Enterprise
announced that they would establish
a free service for these new arrivals
who are anxious to locate in the
Magic City. Considering the fact
that houses could not be secured a
number of the best homes il Bog
alusa have expressed themselves as
willing to make room for the new
corners and have field their nam
address conveniences and prices
with this service. Parties now de-
string either furnished or unfurnish'
ed rooms, rooms with or without
board can see the list at this office.
There will be no charge to you or
the party renting you the rooms as
this service is established for &C.
comodation of all. You are invited
to inspect the list and we are certain
that YOU will find exactly what you
a1e looking for, or maybe far better
than you have expected.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10
The Man That's Ahead

Here is a clipping from The Dur
ham Sun sent to us by a loyal sub.
scriber. Read it and think it over.
There is a man behind the
counter and the man behind the
gun, the man behind the buzzsaw
and the man behind his son; the
man behind the times and the one
behind his rents, the man behind
the plowshares and the man behind
the fence; and the man behind the
whistle and the man behind the
bars, and the man behind the kodak
and the man behind the cars; and
the man behind his whiskers and
the man behind his fist and every
thing behind a thing is entered on
the list. But they have skipped
another fellow of whom nothing
has been said-the fellow who is
even or just a little ways ahead;
who always pays for what he gets
whose bill IS always signed-he's a
blamed sight more important than
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10

the man who is behind. All we
newspaper people and merchants
and whole commercial clan are in
debted for existence to this honest
noble man. He keeps US in bust
ness and his town is never dead
and so you all take your hat off to
the man who is ahead.
The Hummer.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10

Despite the fact that Thursday
morning was the coolest of the win.
ter a large number Of Bogalusa
people were out Of bed and had
smoked glasses with which to view
the eclipse which was visible in all
parts of the United States and as
the Panama Canal.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10
rRANKL1NToN
1R "

Ms E. A. Burris entertained Ia d
,,ss crowd at dinner inner. on , S va Rats.
n !, sonor Of her brother D. w. BATE
psp Of Natch''oc0sS'
The next meeting Of the =, WAIVER" ave
cab will be with Mrs. NJ L.. y" o I, {; on
s s,bIuary p 1916. As this IS In
' '''n's birthday a feature Of the pro, :,
' ,,,,r, will be items of interest ana
extracts from his life
MIS-, 1etula NcNichael was guest
.,honor at dinner on SUNDAY with
u,s ]. Vol Brock. Monday with Mrs.
a Al 4. Carter. and Tuesday with Mrs
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10
| N E

We have been having some rainy
weather which is making the fresh
worked roads muddy.
Rufus IRELAND went to Bogalusa
Monday to begin work in the car
shops.
Eugene Smith and Houston Grain
attended the fifth Sunday meeting
at Enon Sunday.
People in this part of the parish
are turning their attention to the
setting of fruit and nut trees.
Thomas Grain was a Bogalusa
visitor Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Hyatt of
Kentwood, are visiting relatives at
Pine this week.
Ernest IRELAND visited home
folks Sunday.
w. w. BreIand and daughter, Ella
visited relatives at Bethel Saturday.
Pine is a Pleasant town nova
days.
An interesting debate was carried
out by the debating club Saturday
night. The question was Resolved
! that Louisiana Should Have Com
pulsory School Laws. Affirmative,
E. C. Smith, Clayton Bankston,
Louisa IRELAND, Gertrude Knight and
AlIeyne Bloomfield. Negative, Eckle
Smith, Henri Grain, Corine McNeese
Thos. j. Grain and Delos Breland.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10
Model Store To Move

The Model Shoe Store, home of
the famous SELF Royal Blue Shoes,
which has been located at the Sher-
man Building on Columbia street
will move about the middle of the
month to the building not to Will
liams Drug Store, now occupied by
the Chicago Tailors. The Rice
Wooden Mills will occupy part OF
the building with the Model Shoe
Store.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10
Robbers Still At Work

During the past week robbers have
been working again in North Boz
alusa and the residents of that sec.
ton of the city are making a special
effort to capture him. Entrance
was gained into the home of G. 6.
Timberlake but the robber was
frightened awav. Two other places
report an attempt to enter their
homes,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10

City Clerk X. |. Bean received a
message Saturday announcing the
critical condition Of his is year old
brother who underwent an operation
a few days ago. Mr.. Bean left for
Owensboro KY, the home of his
brother Saturday.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10
MT. H E r N A N

Rev. Richard Burch preached this
evening in the auditorium Of the
Mt. Hermon school.
Miss Louella Painter one Of the
teachers in the Hackley school
visited homefolks last Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Varnado and Miss
Milla made business trip to OsyEa
last Saturday.
John Blake. bridge foreman for
the X. & E. Railroad, moved to Mt.
Hermon yesterday and will soon
begin work repairing the Silver
Creek bridge.
A surprise was sprung Yesterday
when it was learned that Leo Oft
who left Friday for New Orleans
was to be married in that city to
Helen Merritt. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Merritt of Sunny Hill, and was
teaching at Natalbany. Leo is the
youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
OFT, of Mt. Hermon and is in the
mercantile business with his father
The many friends Of the young
couple wish them much joy.
DR.. J. NJ. Brock and W. E. Banis'
ter went to New Orleans last Wed
nesday to be examined and treated
by specialists. Mr.. Bannister who
been suffering from d nervous
breakdown returned home today
uuch improved in health while the
Doctor is still there and at the last
report the doctors had not succeed
ed in locating the trouble.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10

A family reunion of the Bateman
and Foil's celebrating the joint birth
days of Grandmother Bateman and
Grandmother Foil, was celebrated
Sunday, Jan, 3Oth, at the home of
Mrs. Dell Foil. Full representation
of both families was had. constitut-
ing a large crowd, and the occasion
proved one of unusual interest and
pleasure.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-02-10
w. j. Dunn.

J. W. Bateman, one of our former
valued citizens, but for several years
past a resident of Natchitoches,
spent several days with relatives
and friends here last week.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-16

There are many important realty questions which sasfac
the real market Of New York not to be affected As to
@ a be- in distessfai quanary asked last week two leading
stat brokers' who are pa9GFs M % @ Il toey 20 & & the 70 pCPoe e o 81
soul favor that and the other was
the business in which they engaged placed
myriad Of associations of agents and commission men
property he does aound expert apPang and
agagng properties qy lie % must & be cOmynag T aeF & 1 ana & To
assume the attitude Of omer in the market
The interest of his clients but an empty phrase he works soy & @
result each hodwnkng many inexperienced property owners or
Let Of the aDGmi4ae practices % @ Of brokers @ and md
inen ni sTeb f buyrs ef and sellers in all deals?
he the sunday shark" seeking his victims the hard
Sunday tours inspection There despcabe brokers
foremost real estate dealer These sharks are usually agents
@ sra @ nanaod a9 es are planted Spurious SIDEWALKS are R
because they are not properly built 50 as to & ma @ useful an a(ae % I'VE
eyes Of the city wa2rers % and is the & natural charms of the place
that make the inexperienced fall bndy into the trap LAID for them
choicest The dsyepmen and th; they offered rcuous
pet6a Of the DEAL the price further reduced The victim agrees
signed purchase the wanted but parcel
seekers refused Until they fuy with
Many who f on being educated @ Just 5 as
position business life called long and exclaimed
ago. at the height realty Long Island bought
4s IT, 3 % s of dsS T loft Of B % eSeopmn T t. wa on g o
bght composed of designing who get big tract
Island
shons and for its catchy had been given the
development
build lots said the visitor
seek aid help locate the property Then the visitor
he had
thought property had been unable
the location the lots but find
could recall such home and lot subdivision described his
purchase his deeds Well both prop
and also the haun of these forgotten developers The location
whereabouts the
This exceptional 10
opinion that the number Of similar
We be able egate be good but
brokers ought able udesabes
efforts the ethics of the calling
New-York tribune., 1916-01-16

inc centre % New York, containing
two thirds Of New York's factory en-
ploveg and producing. in an area ohly
nne- thirteenth OF Manhattan. ~ per
cent of the boroUgh's manufacture.
Every railrond but one reaching NeW
York City has freight terminal IN
the central mercantile area, ana the
only railway system ohcung dlrect
eidfngs and car deliveries IN Manhat-
tan runs through the central mercan.
file district. New York's greatest
dock Developments and mos conceh-
trated water terminal trai'lc are on
the frontage Of our district.
Notwithstanding all these advantage
tho central mercantile district has
much lover population density than the
average for Manhattan. Heights OF
buildings. property values ana rentals
arc lower than in surrounding areas.
The district offers unparalleled adYan-
tages az "a location for light manufact-
uring and Wholesale concerns, Tor
showrooms, and in low transportation
and delivery costs. II is the most &c
ccssible location for employees wlthin
easy reach for the general trade ana
for general business transaction. Con
tninIng, besides the fine historic resi-
Dental neighborhoods Of Greenwicn
and Chelsea, the district offers to city
dwellers an exceptional home atnoa.
phere, most conveniently located and
al low costs
New-York tribune., 1916-01-16
MorpMBmdahonT e. Meazzsr @zzzrsr

nat deu broker canpot stay long place but ] the % o
operations seemingly unlimited This appears to be ao &
fs syG of dd the s6o sn % & RpGs SRo TO c @yS in nG of these
@ @ % rae S poPe % aE & @ ] @ frn g nd the punishment those
poor pocket on these es
'venV WSat sbond he done with the man who poses as broker who
nothing more than sharp buyer? He opens place Of business
well travelled thoroughfare his place is attractive % You
think outward show inward eXcelence that the man % g
edge Oh! pity people with such reasoning power have S
house or yacant % lot OF TO- to SELL and you ask this Hrn & received
by of the heads of the firm He ne pleased 10 1e a He
how long you have occupied the premises What you for % s
your talk tells him that you have kept touch with the r
trend in the section your guesner will siuy 9rds % % @ ON from
point of view of an investor and a builder. ~ freely
and Ntbou eo a' Woe ae f0s 6 % you % you tell Your are
IN n nee s Of rba m0nfy a and s that E 5n & reason you a
dtion You think confidential talk going to be hed a circuit your
property and yourself that he desires he deity turns the fe You
stratened crcnstancs W and yo think his or her property can
member M Of the office who has so politely received you ana
There are things that owner says to 6roGr 'S are the
dntil Ste % ever h near bT ue te & owner ; S @ crd than ;s
between the doctor and patient? At present there is no % @
woS SISef 6 cnar a the m license n a~ @ O0Af % mould & o he would unable
to resort to deceit and cunning to on his business ana
true that the business relations buyer seller and o n
intricate No broker both seller and buyer III an he pleased
and the buyer arumbing To has yet
that the duty broker the seller he should seen
best possible price for his selling client b;r soeg.
Frequently broker called by buyer to represent lind
Of the buyer parcel or for
property the Now the broker
whom the seller OF
properties desired seeking buyers Being conyersan as
cia of the he position TO t"A nrmss
of that knowledge and for his purchasing % seller
which would make the unprohtaoe
The broker seller such trana' fair
fit to be broker should know whaI Sou t
reasonable his district ~ Of he
his prospective buyers what he thinks the market opeg
property demand and he should anything TO U
values his section II seller insructs broker to dispose
a prcc-wel that's another tho
Although the adoption
posed license bill have been uttered still that the m'S
for the
New-York tribune., 1916-01-16
HOMES PLANNED
ON LONG ISLAND
Buildings Erected in 1915
Near the Mark of
High Record.

Tho number Of new buildings erect
ed on suburban Long Island in 1915
was near the high record marx. This
is shown by the Long Island Railroads
annual summary Of building operations,
ISSUED yesterday. Altogether $3.50
new buildings were constructed, o.
which 1910 were dwellings. These fig
ures were only slightly exceeded in the
wears 1911 and 1912. The dwellings
which we're erected last year ranged in
COS, from $1,000 to $5oOt0O each
The prospects are that 1916 will
eclipse al. previous building records
on Long Island, according 70 A. /.
LangdOn. traffic manager Of the rail-
road, who says:
"The buildings heretofore erected
are occupied. The kncwn preparations
Indicate more building during the com
ing year than ever before.
MANY new buildings are needed for
employees Of new Industries estab-
lished in Queens. Large numbers o.
employees Of these establishments still
live IN Manhattan for the want Of suit
able houses on Long Island.
ut is expected that in one year more
the New York Connecting Railroad will
be completed. which viii give direct
rail connection between Long Island
and New England and will add much 20
the advantages Of Long Island, and par
ticularly OF Brooklyn and Queens, for
manufacturing and commercial pur-
poses"
A tabulation accompanying the sum
mary shows that in the last ten years
II ESQ new buildings. including G2,9lG
dwellings. have been erected on sub
urban Long Island that is, the nor
Uors lying outside Of Brooklyn and
Long Island City In the same period
the number Of passengers carried annu-
ally by the Long Island Railroad IN
creased 135 per cent, reaching total
Of 42.7CG. .499 ~ 1915. The number Of
monthly commuta.ion tickets sold last
year was 226,39l. an increase Of $50 per
cent in the ten years
Il is also shown that while the popu-
lation Of the Borough Of Manhattan
actually decreased in ten years, that Of
Queens gained 100 per cent. Brooklyn
81 per cent, Nassau County 67 per cent
and Suffolk County 30 per cent.
Buildings erected on Long Islapd
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1916-01-16
SALEFOR RELIEF
OF DEPOSITORs
Large Realty Holdings Of
AdoIph MandeI viii Be
Sold at Auction.

Widespread Interest Is being ,so,,
over the auction sale Of the holdl,..
Of Adolph Mandel, on January 2;
the Vesey Street salesroom.
This sale has been ordered br ..
creditors committee and the s..,.
Banking Department and William Al
len, referee in bankruptcy, in ords, ;,
liquidate the holdings and in thi, r.,
ncr materially assist the vast numb.
affected By the failure Of the ya,8,,
banking interest. An unusually la,,,
number Of well located propertie, Ar.
included in this offering. compnsir,
improved property in Manhattan. Tn.
Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens, and "a.
cant property in The Bronx, Queen,
Kings and Nassau counties.
A meeting Of the creditors Of ".
gandel bank was held 40 Public Schosi
! last week. This meeting vas attended
by nearly one thousand Of the deoos.
itors. Joseph p. Day, who will condue,
the sale, gave AZ outline Of the gor.
being done 20 make the sale q success.
and informed the CREDITOR Of the p.
suits Of his efforts in securing Favorable
ext>nsions Of the mortgages On the
properties which are due or sbou. %
become due. Among the parcels % B,
sold are:
The northwest corner Of Suffolk srG
Broome sts.. six story brick store a.!
lof. building. 25X5Z6X Irregular; u;
Broome st., six story brick store and
loft building, 25X59.llX Irregular; 10
suffolk st., Eve story and basemen.
brick store and tenement, 2ix75; sog,i.
east corner Suffolk and Rivng.0a SO.
five story brick store and tenement.
Is.gx52: l49 Riyington So, three s,ory
and basement brick business building
1s.9x52: lj5 Rivington a., four story
and cellar brick business building 22I
100; l56 Riyngton 81, four story br.cs
store and tenement. 23xl00; 20 East
10th ST.. five story and bssemen. brick
store and tenement, 2SxeZ3, 2e7 East
10th st.. four story brick tenement.
with four story brick extension, 2.2g
1896: 225 East 82d 81. six story brics
store and tenement, 25I0Xl022; 3l2 and
31l East 98th 81 ono story frame
stable and factory building, SCHOOL,,
2O7 East Tooth St. FIVE st-ry brick tsns.
ment. 25xlO011; 234 Eas. ll0th 81, four
story brick store and tenement, 25rll0;
southeast corner Lexington az. and
llsth st., six three story and basemen,
brick and stone dwellings, l68x5Ia'1
each. and three story frame three
family house, with TWO .ory frame
dwelling in rear, 25EXl00Il, all to be
sold as one parcel: SO and 64s Leno1
ave six story and basement brick
store and tenement, 5Oxe5.