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Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
SMITH FAVORS
 ACQUIRING SONORA

PHOENIX. Jan. l0-Dr Francis II. Rece well received letter from [. $. Senator Marcus A. Smith. acknowIeg- ing the receipt of a letter from the Young Men's Business Club urging the acquisition Of part of Sonora On one point Mir. Smith writes: There is no use of any secret about the matter for this could never be accom- plished ex. ceP; by negotiations carried on through our state department with Mexico.
 He wrote furt.Isr, At some early date, when can get proper descrip- ton of the lands desired. I shall intro duce resolution in the sena ,e, asking the president to enter into negotiations wi;h Carranza for the purchase or ac. quisilion Of he lands to which your lei- ter refers More than two years % spoke in the senate of the necessity of acquiring these lands"
 And in conclusion Mir Smith said 'I will talk to the secretary of state and the president at the earliest opportunity and shall be glad to submit what they think about il to your association.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
APPOINTED ASSISTANT
 J. s. ATTORNEY

PHOENIX. Jan, 9, 9,19l6-Roman W Kramer was appointed yesterday by [ s Attorney Tom Flynn as his assist ant.
 Kramer. who for two years was sec retary to Flynn. has lately been [ s. Judge SawfclIe's secretary. About three months ago he took the state bar examination and stood at the head of the list for that examination.
 Kramer, who is well and favorably known in Phoenix has :he best wish es ol host of friends in his new position. His home was formerly at Flagstaff. where he held several respC usi ble po- l. tions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
h USEFUL PAIA
Tombstone People Should Heed Is
 Warning.

Hare you s-arp pain or q dull ache across tAa small of your back :? b you realize tha, it's often tuG@- + sign of kidney "eaka"..9 Tcuma; IT atncnt i- a safeguard aclinSr more r,Ils kidney troubles Use D0aa s Kidney Pu's. Profit by this n-arDy residents experience.
 Mrs. NJ j fr nd. s2i First Ave. s. Phoenix. 'T.z. ,ay-. 'So!a" years tro [ notic Iha: my kidrrvs wcra not actin" ri-hr ! had pains across my back and in my sides. The k;h- hey secra'iuns were unnatural was weak and gnable to do heavy work. such as ewoou.rg. One box of D1an Kidney Piil. rid ne O. all the rairS and have had no trouble from my kidneys since"
 Price 800. at all dealers Don't simply ask for 2 kidney remedy get DOan's Kidney PIis tho same rhar Mr.. Friend haH. F0~fer-Milburn Co. IrCps.. Buffalo. \ r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
LOOKING BACKWARD
 TNENTY-F0UA YEARS
MONDAY

Wm. Boneyard. lad aged II years. was run over and killed near Les Ar geleS last week Tn lad was under . he iutiuenve of liquor. 1he cornner's jury found the engineer to blame but said nothing of the ran who sold the l.qurr to the boy. California could profit by adopting the Arizona plan of refusing liquor SO miners.
 The new hoist on the Comet was
 tarted up Monday and everything runs smoothly. The sh: fl will be put iown ss fast as possible to water level which wIll be about jUO feet.
 The silver dollar is worth but 72 cents. 90 they say back east. But the same fellow who tells you thi, aiw ays expects to get S4 worth of good with fcur of them
 The new ballot law which goes into effect next fall for he first time will bear a grea; deal of study before that time. Every other man who goes to vote will need an interpreter and a guice 10 start him of right.
 MARRIED Monday morning al the ( Congregational church Darsonage corner Pennington and Sixth avenue Charles Blackburn and Miss Mary kirlew. all of Tombstone The newly welded pair returned to their home this a!ternoon.-Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
STARTS WORK OF
 ANNUAL ASSESSMENT

Chief Deputy Assessor W. Thomas left today for Benson and that vicinity. where he will begin his annual work Of .,ssessncnt, beginning at Benson ana working down to the Pima lin Mir. rhomas will be gone several weeks. re turning and resumiug his work Of as- .essmeut. later finishing mp in the northern part of the state The period of asse ment will last probably up in- to April. Assessor F. A. Hughes will leave shortly for Bisbee, Douglas and the southern end of the county, wind ing up his work in Paradise The work of assessment was started a week later than last year, owing to tine meeting of county assessors held at Phoenix last week. at which a minimum of val. nation was arrived at. by the Tax Com .. mission.
 The Cochise valuation totals s1O3. 527 ,432 so and the work of assessment in this county is one of large propor- tious,
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
FRIDAY

The court house is being thoroughly renovated by county prisoners under the supeIiniendency of Jauitor Ward well.
 Ben Goodrich is in Phoenix attend ing the session of the supreme court. He will probably visit Tombstone. be fore returning to San Diego.
 George Thomas and Frank Wolcot, started foG San BeFnardiao ranch this morning. where they will hunt bear and wild turkey for week.
 ]. '. Bland,. territorial 2eoloEist is on his rounds gathering data for his forthcoming report on the mineral out put for 1891. The information which he seeks. should b. carefully given. for Tor i, is most advantageous 10 have our .ec:'"n rcpresen ted in its true light as the n.rgest producer of precious metals in hrisoaa
 The Tz'rec Indians in the Quiiotoa region afe repu. d dying a, much more than the u,url mortality rat-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
To Fl Paso

Among those from Tombstone who will join the motorcrde 10 Fl Paso are President A. Il Gardner. of the Cochise County Road Bond Issue Ao,.,Iauon. 5uprryi uf ium Rock. C!vh \. |. k4.ger. of the Roard Of Supervisors. and ]. \. Gains, Secretary Of the Go chisc County Taxpayers Association. Tombstone will be properly repre- cseuted a; he Pass City.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
From Mondays Daily.
Received Sad News

w.. Y V. Tasker yesterday received the sad tidings that his father and mother MT and F. D. Tasker, were burded to death in a fire that totally destroyed the family residence at Jack son. Maine The aged couple occupied certain part Of the house from which il was impossible for them to escape or be rescued Details are anxiously awaited by MT Tasker
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
WEDNESDAY

The reIort is being indusIriously circulated by the few enc mics of state hood in the territory that Mark Smith made no speeches during the statehood campaign. Such wiiui lying is charac- terIslic of those who would retard the progress of any country. MT. Smith made one of his most enthusiastic ef- forts in Tombstone. and was introduced to his audience by C. W. Che yney. who ran on the opposite ticket. for delegate last fall The mee ting was the pr;nci pal use of Tombstone giving but 600 votes against the constitution. and tbe county giving 45O ma jority in favor Of it. NIT. Smith also spoke in Bisbee from the same platform as M. E Collins. a life long Repu blican.
 The s P. survey is I4 miles out of Phoenix.
 Allen English is in Phoenix attending the session of the supreme court
 It is a criminal ignorance that causes appsrentalIy sane beings to assert that Arizona will have to hold another con. vention to frame constitution before she gets into the union. The wish is father to the thought. and the thought as a general thing arises from jealous feeling with those who were not signers with the original act just ratii, d. the hope, in case anot'er election were to be held. that they might have the honor thrust upon them.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
To Blsbee

Chief Clerk C. B Holmes. of the
 Bunker Hill Mines Company. morored over to Bisbse in his Saxon touring car yesterday on d br.ef business trip. re
 'uruing home in the evening. MT
 Holmes is local agent Tor the Saxon
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
Snow Storm

Oii mother goose began picking her snowy white feathers last night and up to the hour of going to press it was still showing in the Huachucls and not to show any partiality the old lady let the white flakes drop on Tombstone about ten this morning and il has been snow. ing ever since
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
h From Ranch

Wallace Mclaughlin acrom panied by his father and bIo her William Mclaughlin. w-Ie county seat VI it crs from their ranch near Turner having bushes bes,ue L. $ Cammissioner W 4 Fowler
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
In From Ranch

Jim Kelley is a Tombstone visitor on business. from his ranch in the Huachu- cas. Jim reports much moisture in his seC'ou from the recent Snows. and smil iagly admits that its good for the cattlcmau and farmer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
From Tuesday's Daily.
Married Last Eveninq

The office of Clerk ! F.. James of the Superior Court was the Snene of a we'd ding last night about 9 o'clock. when Charley Thomas and Miss Constance Bosio. both of Bisbe-. were started oil upon the matrimonial sea by Judge W A Fowler, who was rousted out Ui bed to perform the ceremony.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
Gleeson Visitors

Dr. Stroud. Bill Annis. foreman of the Shannon Copper Company, and !. T. Thiers. superintendent of the Tejon company. were visitors in Tombstone today from GlecsoD.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
New Auto

Douglas Gray of the Machomich Mercantile Company. has just received ne. 1916 Buick auto. having trad, d in his Overland The Tombstone auto colony IS rapidly assuming large pro- portions. and for a town of it's size has more autos than any other city in the state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
Road Now 0ren

The road to Bisbee over the Divide is now open from the bridge at Cranes place. and will be open in a few davs from ;he point that will end he work for 1915. when the camp will be closed an iak E t. an ;tlsr pciul a: ne Dor dyr!.nd in the western part e. the state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
Land Patents

PHOENIX. Ian. li.-S'vteen ca:. ents for Santa Fe scrip land were re- ceivcd today at the Federal land office. The patents are for land aggregating llj 1000 acres and lying in various parts of the state
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
From Wednesdays Daily.
Risbee visitors

Captain Randolph Kelley. satchman at the Copnc- Qreen machine shop at B;sbee. IS spending several days in Tombstone. rccnvcrir from a recent a.taci. Of the grippe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
Making Improvements

Manager Harry Evans. Of the local office of the Mountain States Telephone and Teiegtrph company. is having sew eTal improvements made on his residence and office
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
Returned Home

Butch Hartman returned hc:ne yesterday from W'illcoy. where he has been doing the assessment work on some of his claims in that vicinity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
Guild Meeting

There will be meeting of St Pauls Episcopal Guild at the home of Mrs, Douglas Gray Wednesday afternoon al ? 30 o'clock.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
From COurtland

Wm. Holmes. president of the Lead vile Mines Company. nj Courtland, was visitor in town Saturday on busi- ness matters. ret uTning home in the evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
Building Addition

Manager H. NJ Eckerman. of u Tomb> b>tone Lumber company is build. ing an addition to his residence on Fifth and Fremont.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
To Middlemarch

G L Stevens. of Patagonia. accnrpa- nied by several mining men, was in tine county seat last night or his way to MidGlemarch. where they so to look over some iniriEg claims in that dis triCt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
Confined with Grippe

Nj. A. Calderwoo [. assayer of tfe Bunker Hills Mines Com pany. is con ined to his room vii. severe case of grippe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
Returned Home

Mrs. ] NJ. Camp. wife of tn. popa- lar restaTateuT. returned this morning from a visit with relatives few miles north Of Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
Attended Darce

4 large party of local dance lovers uTday night. reporting q fine time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
From Douglas

George F Hamph;,!. of Dousia-. is a visitor in the county seat today on matters of legal nature
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
Down win Grippe

Valentine Bra win. son of ( hief of Po- lice and Mrs Geo. Bravin. is confined to hi, bed with lagrippe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
Witness in the 0Ids Case

Jack BuScnJarE is in the county seat as witness In the Olds case. from his ranch near Pea rec.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
| NEW CASES FILED iN SUPERIOR COURT Civil Actions Breuah' and on File
 With Clerk of Court

1916. IL Allen vs s Elias; actioi for damages m the sum oi SSjOO
 1917 Sulphur Springs Valley BauI vs V Speed; action for damages in tn sun of 5000.
 lGIs. Hattie Burrows vs Fred 1 Burrows; action for divorce.
 I3l9 Flora May Kelley Va John Kelley: action for divorce. lud sment in Suit-No- ISIS NJ McFadden Dr. ( ] Brar c. judgment for sl6 60 and costs.
 Lillian Pour Dr. Victor Pour pr de cree oi divorce.
 659 B F & ( c Billingsley Drs las V Parks Or; judgment for >6i2 50 nterest and costs
 JHT Caspar Dr. Jas Y Parks CT judgment for s6l2.5O. interest and costs.
 Probate PrOceedings-
 Estate of
 W $ AEksey; appraisers appointed
 Daniel Clarence Hiatt order con iirrIing sal of BiSbee property. Vim Robsrrs; J II Jones appointed ..dr,;uisTrator
 Michael McFadden; order confirming sal ol personal property.
 Guseppi Bono: decree discharging Bernardo no as guar dian.
 las Dalgleish; Tan day for hearing y-r,tiou of Nellie DAlslyish for l, tiers ni admin srfaiion
 Geo M Cummings decree establish ing notice to creditors.
 Martin Costello. crder coufir ming sale of peTso~a al property.
 Geo A Walker: order appointing sp- nraiseEs; also publication of notice to creditors.
 John Edward Hand; decree .stab- fishing notice to creditors.
 Francisco Conirerss Saenz; surrties on guardian bond ordered 10 appear in court Jan s.
 Est and Gdn.hip Speer Heirs: Jan Is day of hearing return of sale of real estate.
 Chas Strong; Jan Is day for hearing turn of sale of real estate.
 W T Muse; order of publication Of notice 10 creditors
 Est and Gdnship Antoine Speier. or der appointing appraisers
 Est and Gdnship Hugh T Mussey. ar insane person; Jan l3 day ot hearing petition of Martha E Mussey for let reTs of guardianship.
 Est and Gdnshp Mack B Pearson Jan l5 day O! settlement of account :; also directing notice to be given. Wm T Lowery: ord-r directing notice ,n b. given
 Sarah Tusa; appraisers appointed. Frsncesca Contrer Sauez; order re sirainiug F F GaIvez ct al from selling cr transferring any property now own ed by them.
 
 Bisbes prop p..--------... 4So J Kii7e ct ux 10 N Xalis and F Diamos. Douglas prop. Q. Guadalupe Parsda to " Ohne- sorgen jr. Benson prop. 50 .. ? Van Alstvre ct ux to N Tossi ct al. Bisbee prop. ....1I45 60 E Ellis to P z Simmons.
 Bowie prop ..... 800 .. P McCuIlar et ux to Maria
 DdH y, bOusiaS plpp JUL T T Benton ei ux to F Hood. Douglas prop. ...... 10 Q. " II B-ophy J Pickering. Bisbee prop ....-... 200 ..
 R. E. MORTGAGE ( 4 Overl eek ct u1 to Vim Couan. Douglas prop ... i500 4 Huli's et ux 70 F Holk, Bic. bee prop. ....... 350 Q. T Taubert ct ux 50 FW Watts. Douglas prop ......6 5000 .. c Haydon ct ux to J " Gould. land o4b
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE Mrs C L Blackburn to R o Stutsman Go. auto. l30 Q. F V Tborp to Standard Furn Go. household goods ... 79 70 W A Schnell to Standard Furn C.. household goods ..... lls 70
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
RECORDS OF
 C0cHlSe COUNTY
instruments Filed With the Count,
 Recorder of Record This Day

''sANN AAAhfs lduu -UpO
 WARRANTY DEED Mary Kelley ct conf to Earl Mckiuney. land ....... 1000 . A AFonwald et uT'st al toFJ Doan, Douglas prop ..... S25 A Curry ct uS to Fslger. Naco prop op............ 1000 .. H Wes, ct ux to ! C Page. Wilcox prop ..... ........ 2j00 . Ma sSot Townsitc & Rly Co to H Morton. Mascot prop 800 Nazzarero Tasso ct u~ ct al to Carrie Wilss. Bi>bee prop. e75
 9 c DEED
 W NJ Taylor ct ux to Julio NJ de oho. Pisbee prop ...... 100 Peter Johnson ct ux to A Paul. land l ..
 MINTv1 DEED HI Clifford To l:.s. N 4 Frese. mining prop .......... .....
 BIL'. or SALE Angl>- Bush Lem c toT.W Angle, sheep. goats. corrals. etc .....--.-.......... 10
 wAERAxTY DEED J B Harris to Linnie NJ Prouty. land --........-........ 7s7 O9 U Ovrrloct to O E Franklin. RisLve prep .............. 900 H ? Page ct ux 10 W ' Coch- ran, Douglas prop ......... .. 10 .. U Ross ct ux to W J Cochran. Doaglas prop ..........-... 10
 Q. DEED B Hattich e ux to Porter Me Donald and Gran, Warner. Tombstone prop. 10 Comm nwealth Min & MiIlg Co to ] Postal. Pesrce prop . 10
 MINING DEEP WD ~ar,wricht 10 Virginia Arizona Mi, & smi'g Co. minins PToP...... .....-... 10
 wARRANTY DEED Masco. Towusite x Realty Go 10 ( M Gregory. MsCsot prop .-....-...........- 335 ( Edwards o Bark of Ben son, Benson prop .......... 250 AC Edwards 10 F Cmet,. Bsnsor prop ...-... .. 10 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE JE Frauce to " Burleson.. J Pugeu to Porhich ......
 PATENT L s 10 Heirs of Chas Koortz -
 R. F. MORTGAGE l. F Mont gomery et TX to Co., chise & L Assn. Warren prop. p...........-... 2500 Q. w Anderson ct ux to Imo- geue Ssxhy, lard .... .. 796 OE Franklin ei TX to H Saxby. land. ...... l200 Edna Alfred Q, coni 10 II NJ EckcFnan, land ..-.... 250 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE F Barnett 10 U E Franklin ct ux -- Cochise E & L Assn to Thos Stafford ct u& ........... -
 WARRANTY DEED GP Belisr et ur to Arizons Meat Market. land .. lU u Overlook to J Camiano. Warren prop .........-..--- lS u Overlook to A Marin cell ct nx..-.-. .- Cora G Henry 10 W R Henry. Douglas prop. op.............. KC McCutcban to H C Saxby. Bisbee prop -..-.-..-.-.. lo =
 RE MORTGAGE JE Conley ct TX 10 Cochise B&I Assn, Bisbee prOp.... $50 .. Laura F. Carter ct com to H saxby. Bisbee prop. .....- JoO .. SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE SW Auto Exchange 10 K Askins HIN Reno to ( A Overlook ef uN N.-.-...-.. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Miners S Merchzhts Bank to 5 Williams ..-.-.-..--.. -
 WARRANTY DEED FW Watts ct ux to T Tabert. Douglas prop ...--..'- io Q. NE Fssns to H Rector,
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-16
THURSDAY

The school children have . new bal,
The Springdale news., 1916-06-16

WHAT ABOUT WHEAT.

While wheat may be profit
able money crop on some farms
it is not wise in the judgment of
the Extension forces Of the Ark
ansas Agricultural College and
L. $. Department Of Agriculture
for the average man on the small
farm to think of ii as Il money
crop. Three or four acres to be
cut with mower and threshed
out on floor with horses or
with fails is one proposition
while a large acreage requiring
drills. rcapers and threshers
is entirely different. Every farm
owner can afford to grow a few
acres for flour and for the straw.
If larger acreage is to be at
tempted the question Of harvest
ing and threshing must be consld-
cred. The cotton farmer usually
has idle time for men and teams
in the late summer for preparing
The Springdale news., 1916-06-16

Soy beans are generally conced-
Ell q b. one Of the South. best
crops for hog pasture. Corn in
Arkansas is 100 expensive 10
feed alone to hogs. Bermuda
pasture is good, eowpea pasture
is better. but best Of all have
some soy beans for tae=late sun
mer- pasture The medium yell
low is a good variety Get it
planted right away # possible.
Get some i'll after the wheat or
oats. Get some soy beans planted
for the hogs, some for hay. and
some for enriching the land. Try
them. Try them again.
The Springdale news., 1916-06-16
Push Cultivation.

Much Of the success OF the corn
or cotton crop depends on the
cultivation. Persistent early
cultivation not only makes 1t pos
Sible To control the grass and
weeds but also helps warm the
soil provides air for the roots
and hastens the growth Of the
young plants. Good early cult
walton helps put the#cotton into
thrifty condition which resists
sore shin or damping off. an
thracnose. and plant lice. But by
no means neglect early eultiya-
ton Of the corn. Ion / let the
corn become stunted III growth.
The mistake Of that plan was dis
covered several years are. Push
the cultivation Of bothzeorn and
cotton. Make it thorough. Cult.
yate after=eaeh ram rs soon as the
soil vii 10 L. work. IN dry wealth
er cultivate once every ten days
Or two weeks. Let earlF cultiva-
ton be about three inches deep.
l3tsr cultivation about Two inches
deep.
The Springdale news., 1916-06-16
Why Not Try Cherries?

Farmers of Arkansas are neg
Letting mighty fine fruit and a
profitable fruit fer the family
or for market Trees are mex
pensiEe and dozen Of them viii
take little room and will pay bet
ter than four times that space
IN corn or cotton. The Extension
Division Of the University Of Ar
kansas and the [. S. Department
OF Agriculture, with offices at
Fayetteville and Little Rock,
has neat little diagram for Il
model farm orchard for free dis
tribution.
The Springdale news., 1916-06-16
BURN CARCASSES.

Hog eHoiefUWIll never be=eiaa-
mated aaeZ nj reduced very
much until every carcass from a
cholera he'd IS burned. Farmers
should not permit carcasses to
lie out in the field for dogs and
buzzards to get at and spread
the disease. In fact, sick hogs
should not be allowed TO run out
in bic fields or along the roads
If farmers will learn to yaceinate
their own herds or join a neigh
borhood club with one man to do
all the yaccinating and do it at
once when cholera gets into the
neighborhood and arrange with
some good local banker to keep
the serum on hand the loss from
hog cholera can be greatly reduc-
ed and the county agents given
more time for the farmers other
problems.
The Springdale news., 1916-06-16
Can the Stuff

With our wonderful seasonS
Arkansas farmers can grow
worlds Of stuff to eat. The three
thousand girls in the Canning
Clubs are learning great les
sons and teaching great lessons
to their mothers about canning
the surplus. Why not straw
berries every week? Most farm
ers grow this delicious berry anC
all should grow enough for every
week in the year. Can Can.
Can strawberries and other ber
ries and make "spread for the
youngsters school lunches. See
the Home Demonstration Agents
about the best methods of can
ming. If in doubt.
The Springdale news., 1916-06-16
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS,
as they cannot reach the seat of
the disease. Catarrh is local
disease, greatly influenced by
constitutional conditions. and III
order to cure it You must take an
internal remedy. Hall S Catarrh
Cure IS taken internally and acts
thru the blood on the mucous sur
faces Of the system. Hall 5 Ca
tarrh Cure was prescribed by one
of the best physicians in this
country for years. It is compos-
eel Of some Of the best tonies
known. combined with some of
the best blood purifiers. The per
feet combination Of the ingred-
tents III Halls Gatarfh Cure is
what produces such wonderful
results IN catarrhal conditions.
Send for testimonials. free.
T. J. CHENEY < CO, Props.
Toledo. O
All Druggists. 75e
Hall 5 Family Pills for consti-
bafion
The Springdale news., 1916-06-16
Will My Child Take DR.. King S
New Discovery?

This best answer IS DR.. King 5
New Discovery itself. 1t a
pleasant sweet syrup. easy to
take. It contains the MEDICINES
which years of experience have
proven best for Coughs and colds.
Those who have used DR.. King 5
New Discovery longest are its
best friends. Besides every bot
tie is guaranteed. Il You don t
get your money back. Buy bot
tie, use as directed. Keep what
is left for cough and cold insur~
ance.
The Springdale news., 1916-06-16

@erV0na- - W. eieanal il
Charley and BanIab Mcclellan
ar. aboVt tf4 habpiest paoplt. IN
the country since their little son
arrived l. made his appear9 nee.
=t6r 3r,I III anino nicely
Eawrenr@BreHsfer. !. 1. knax
anl Misses E4ara and NeIIie=Ed-
mission. Laura Houston and Mrs.
Florence Moore are attending the
Teachers Institute at Faxette-
FiiIe tins week.
/. II. Yafes md Mrs. Yates and