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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-16
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GERMAN SHIPS {
PRESENCE OF WARSRIPS
PREVENTED RESISTANCE
Brazil Expects 10 Secure the
Needed Supplies Of Coal
From United States.

RIO JANFIRO. Apr. IL Marine
forces are taking possession Of
The German merchant vessels in
HE Brazilian hHrb1r> TO the accom-
imcnt Of manifestations ni pupG.
lar approval OF thu step.
The minister o. marine. in i~SU-
ing the order for taking over me
German ships. gay" instructions
10 tho chic: oE tn" naval forces 20
proceed cuNrlenuSlE with lhr
work. and UD % the present nu
uutoward incident has accnnI'
panied It The belief is said Ia
exist in naval circles. however,
tiar An inspection o! tho vessels
will reveal S0mc S2bOta%r.
The only harhnr wh"r" th" car
ryinG ont ut tlic order might hC
expected To cause some anxiety
is tlaI Of PcrnamhuCu where The
largest Uf The ships are intcrnou,
bur tho prcErnCr !hrr~ ~ an inn
purtauI DraziiiHn naval division
was counted upon 10 impose ~
spec.
In" minister ui marinr in an
Interview on the question ui .roN!
supply declared h" Wa convinced
nat the lrirnrt,y rrlaii"nS exist
ing bsIwe"n Dr;lzil aud The Unitrd
States would insrr" Brazil Such
cua. supplies "a ,;h" mI.-hl need
at present and III ~" Iut'iT".
Tie mrw$papcG - impartial III
trrDrrlS the rurtur" n, relations
ard the seizure nf ihe ;n:"rn"d
ships rs premOnitory symptoms
o. a state Of war. IN this run
u"ctinn Il sees th~ evcntuaiif? ~
sending 70 Europ" Il contingent Of
""G.npu mon which would Il"
formed exclusively oi infantry.
Brazil. il asscr1a. could easily ar.
cailiZe such contingent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-16
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON .. c., April 49,
Forecast:
Western nnsylvanIa-Falr Mon
day, Tueeday unsettied and warmer
probably followed by rain.
Ohlo-Increaelng cioudiness Mon
day, probably followed by rnln Mon
day night and on Tuesday.
West VlrQinla-FaFr Monday: Tues
day rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-16

LONDON, April IS. t0;55 p. m.
Fifteen hundred German dead
were left in front Of the Sriash
positions after The unsuccessful
attack delivered early this morn
inq by strong German forces along
six mile front. or the 6apaun,e-
CambraI road. according to the Of
fetal report from Field Marsha
Haiq tonight. The British gained
fucther ground in their advance
upon both St Quentin and Lens.
FROM A STAFF CORRESPOND
ENT OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS. BRITISH HEADQuARI-
ERS IN FRANCE, April -. va
London. 1898 p. m.-The civil
population Of Lens was eVacuated
Friday. Tee Germans then seized
three months ratiors gathered N
Lens by the American Relief Cont
mission.
BERLIN. via London. April 10.
1907 .. m.-Thcre has been lively
hqhtinu north Of the Sanaune-
Cambria road and artillery duc's
in tie western sector Of the Cham
paane and along the Eisne river.
according TO the official conmunI-
cation issued hY ,hc war office IAIs
evening.
PARIS. April IS. 1910 o. M
The French euns tooay continued
20 she'll 81. Quentin ard the region
roundabout heavily. says the o.
fici7I communication issued by the
war office tonight.
seIoian troops penetrated Sax
Demudc as far as the second Get
ran lines which they found uhoc'
cupied.
The Germans. with veg large force
crl Sunday attacked The British al"h'
'no Hap1uI.i".; alirrai road over
front Of six miles. aad. ;ighLin% G"Sirf
ateiy. succeeded Ill gainin@ iruthot'
n the village ui I.a"n'rnuri. Wni'E III
southwest o: Qucl,tlI. p"sl'iph q
great strategic importanc" i'll iU'' "ei
nan ,inc. !.V"ryW here Cis' along "a
Hrfi;sh front the Germans N"Et -
pulsed. lccor'.i;iG 10 n" OF i,fI
;,ori from Finld Marshal Sir Dnu2!@
tTair and ;nrir success a; Lancniruur
y:as nnt for long. as n powerful Hrl'iS'
LrDyr them out. Thr"
hundred Germau$ We're made p7lsonc
and loo German dead were couDt"'
in front OF the rEitish positions.
While unofficial reports say Brill:
patrols entered Iue towns ot Lens, n
Ii.nl British Uificia! H"minuniCat!J;
merely SAYS the British nuw ar" al
ihr outskirts ri the Town
May.nc~ captured German ucf@nc"
from RimumOnr wood TO the eastern 20!
n.r OF Cite ST. Pierre. and also east n
! i.yirl (,rOUnd was gained SuTda
bv rhr British u0rthwcS, OF 81. Qrrn
tin
Tn. French are violently lombard
m. ;hc sector o. St. Qu"uti$ and 4:
is.irg answered Spirtedly by tho Gel
,auuS. The artillery duel continues III
:,bafni in Champagne. Two attack
hy The GerruanS on the right bank "
ne Mouse. in the Eerdun sector. Wrr
:.rpuisrd by the French. som" Gel
man infantlrnirM succeeded IN t!
.eriug u French position near N
Caurieras wood in Ills region. 5ui
according TO Paris. ihsy either wrV
KILLED or made priSonrr
What may te indicative" Of an IN
leutiou on the part or the German
10 fall back on the northern trou' Il
Belgium is m" tact that the Bclgial
troops have penetrated iuto the tow
nf Diymude. a. far as rhe German
,rc0nd lines and found them uuoccu
pi"d. Over rh" "niir" Rclgian from
for days there have been violent ~
;ili.rv bartlmcnis. and before TN
advance on njxmudc the German pO
<itinns were heavily $helled ~ I. prep
CONTINUED on Page Etght.)
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SELVES. There is not single s"lI-
iSh element 50 far IL | can seq III
the c;tusr we ar" fighting for. We
are fighting for what we believe
aul wish "a be the rights ut man
kind and Tor the tutur" peace and
security OF The world. To do his
great thing wor(hilr and Surr"ss-
:uily We must devote ourselves 10
he service without regard ~
prrril or material advantage ana
with an cnrTcy and intelligence
that will rise 10 the itvrl of tho
entnrpriS" It4rif. We must realize
10 the full hoT sr"a: Tho ta9F Is
and how many things. ho~ many
kinds and clements OF capacity
ana service aud s"lF.sacrificc K
involves.
Things to BE Done.
"'rhnSr, then. are the ihinrs wr '"ls;
10 and 10 vol, besides 'iGht'mG lhe
;n!n.S without which scr" fighting
wuliid ~" frutt!ts&
w" 'nusr supply abundant food e"r
ayrs"lvcs and for our nr:sii"S and or
Nr:Lnlur. no; only hut also tor large
rari as tho nations with whom "" have
now made common cause IN whose sup
pert anl - whose s.Cc NC -hal! I've
fighting:
GT,d.-0Ef nf our ShtpyardS - carry :"
lie ..i:..r sid: ~ II" SrA. SulhmaTiu"S -
~. submarines. what will eyer: day hn
ur"hr,! !n"r" and abundant materials out
- urr '."ld% aud our !ninrs and "u-
'arruri"~ with which not nnt% /" "lith.'
unh "luir "'!r own forces ON land aiiti
sci inj; also To Clothr ana support oar
;'roEl- fn". whom IN" EIliari fellows
und"r ar:n: ,'an -" longer work. I" help
rl"thr ANA "QUip th. :LrEn!"" with which
"" are |"-pI"IatiNE IN EHrnr" and :"
Keep III" ;"ra?:s and manufacturers 'h"rc
in raw lHH:"r!ai: c"ol "a i.cnu ~" I!r"S
gui;.. in ships .ti S..s and in the furnaces
(ccnttuped on Page EiueJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-16
e Mec,a OF Patriotic Wheeling Next Thursday EVENING"

Fair Monday, Tuesday unsettled and
warmer, probably followed by rain.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
FAMILY AVOIDS
 SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
 Thedfords Black-Draught.

McDuff, Va.-"I suffered for several years," says Mrs. ]. B.. Whitaker, oi his place, with sick headache, anc stomach trouble.
 Ten years ago a friend told me 10 try Thedford's Black-Draught, which l did, Ind found if 10 be the best family medi- cine for young and old.
 keep Black-Draught on hand all the lime now, and when my children feel title bad, they ask me for dose, and fl does them more good than any medicine they ever tried.
 We never have a long spell of sick ness in OUT family, since We commenced lsinr B'ack-Draught.
 Thediord's Black-Draught is purely vegetable, and has been found 10 Fegu- ate weak stomachs, aid digestion, re- heve indigestion. colic, wind, nausea, headache, sick stomach, and similar symptoms.
 II has been i'll constant use for more than 70 years, and has benefited more than million people.
 Your druggist sells and recommends Blaek-Dfeagllt. Price oaly Z5c. Geta Package to-day. \. (. l23
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Mrs. J, D. Johnston gave dining Tuesday of this week to number of her old school mates.
 Jas. Stephens who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Mcknight for some time has returned home.
 Fred Cart came to town trading the other day and with the other pur- chases he bought mail box.
 The Tax gatherers were here Mon day and Tuesday of this week They met with fairly good success.
 R.D. Mcclure surveyor, returned the first of the week after some 30 days vacation here with home folks.
 E. ". Spencer and daughter and nepheu came up Monday from Ar mada where he moved a short time ago.
 Mr. and Mrs Mcclure of White River visited Mrs. McGuires brother, Maurice Crase . few days of last week
 Mr. and Mrs. Burgess returned Tuesday from her brother-in-laws ar. Gohea. who has been very low with pneumania. is much better to-day.
 Walter Buchanan left Tuesday of this week with ear of stuff for his home in Clovis, New Mex. He viii return here next summer in time to buy wheat.
 MT. and Mrs. Ned Stephens oldest son died at their home in Clyde early Sunday morning and was buried m the Cox cemetery. It is thought he died with typhoid fever.
 A Nr Capps moved his family here Monday and took charge of the barber shop. Having bought out Henry Ere wster Nho has the Road Overseer Job. and cannot work at the barbed busi- ness.
 The annual meeting of the Grave digging Association was held at the Bank Saturday. The old officers were reelected. Nothing of import ] ance was done except that all Were l asked to fully explain all the object i of the organization Chose who are in- 1 terested), and to insist that all who should to join.
 Earl Pyatt has at last completed his house and has rented 1t for another year. Mrs. Genie Putnam Pyeatt
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26

moved over Saturday and has every thing moving along nicely We are glad to welcome Miss Genie to our community and congratulate Mr. Pyeatt in his choice as manager for his farm not only this year but in the years to come.
 Miss Elizabeth Pyeatt gave show CT last Friday in honor of Miss Alice Edmiston who is to be married We'd nesday of this week at her home to Howard Pyeatt. We understand that they will be at home at his mothers old home We congratulate those young people in their choice for life partner and are glad that they too will be at home in our community.
 H. T. Latta pent Saturday night with E. BreWsters. He took Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart and Mrs. Fain and sop, Brewster home with him Sunday. These together with Mir and Mrs. J. A. Miller and boys, Roll Abshier and family. John Brown and family and some young people whose names We did not eet 3Ir. and Mrs Rinehart and Mrs. Fain and son were from Washington and had not been here for a number of years. To say the least af this gathering it was yer. pleas ant one and very much enjoyed, es- ,,.sy.;,, l1.= #fa zaao,, ba449,
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 i. + + .. 2. j. :. * '+ % % Our school received their new lib- rary this week.
 Mrs. Begley spent Monday with her sister Mrs. Dave Aaron.
 G. W. Halsey is recovering from 8 severe attack of lag rippe.
 Mr. and Mrs Gulley and Mrs. Hal sey visited Mrs. Harris last Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. Bird and Mr. and Mrs. Rader spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Neff.
 The prayer meeting at this place is growing in interst as wella as atteH= dance.
 Nr. Neff had the misfortune to eet a mare badly cut on a piece of wire last week
 Several from here attended the party at Nr. spyer's last Saturday night All report 2 good time. Lee MeGaaeh ana family returned t9 Heza5 last week. accompanied by his mother, Grandma MeGaugh, ~he will spend several moneas there nisz itiur relatives.
 Hr. Grogaa and children and VII Pearson left last tt594ss ferfulsa. OkIs. They drove throueh= =tn . wagon and they expect to get work in che eia fields, # Hi1 likes < there, h5s wife will 90 later.
 Mrs. aad Halses aa5 Mrs. Harris bought the five chickens, JohnneE spoke of last week however theE didn't raF S15a heal faf them .drH Fiest seemed Q think Indiana 2 bet ter piacs=than Arkansas so He s5#5s out here and went back. Its p.l5E tha5 some folks doa ksso" good place when they ffad ie. may 8e 3ez best they don't for there#isH't room here for every one.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
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 Mss Minnie Hhittle, visited a.th Miss Ollie Wilson Sunday
 Mss Mice Letse6, s visiting her s.~er Ms. DaYis. as#aahnsaa.
 We=thank Celsius. for complimentine our Literary 50 higb es ghis place.
 Literary at this place. Friday night Everybody invited to come and take part.
 We understand tilaf Iay HilEersaH is contemplating on gong to Colorado. ia ste near future.
 .Nr and Mrs. Joe Wilson, and little son ElbeHs. sisited W5th NJ. and Mrs. Tom Savage Sunday
 The singing at Uncle Tommie Joy ce's Sunday evening was we'll attend ed ail reported good t.nae.
 Mrs. Jamie Clerday. of Hickory r lat visited with Mrs. Allen Reynolds, and attended church, at this place Sun day
 Jack Joyce, of Temple Texas, is wis ting in this vicinity, and We also un- derstand that he expects to make this his home.
 Mr. and Mrs. OH Clifton. and also MT and Mrs George Been and child ren visited Mr- and Mrs. Henry Sav- age Sunday.
 Bill and Leon Homsley, of Spring Valley attended church at this place Sunday and visited their sister, Mrs. John Barnes.
 We regret to hear the death of Don't Worry.
 Beautiful lips are those whose words leap from the heart like song of birds, Beautiful hands are those that do work that is earnest, brave, and true.
 Mrs. Dora Shettley and son Ear nest who has been making their home at Gelena Kansas have moved on their farm near this place.
 A Pilgrim
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
Bad Cold Quickly Broken Up.

Mrs. Martha Wilcox, Growanda, N. Y., writes: II first used Chamber lain's Cough Remedy about eight year ago. 1t that time I had hard cold and coughed most of the time. It pro ved to be just what l needed. It broke up the cold in a few days, and the cough entirely disappeared. l have told many of my friends of the good I received through using this medicine and all whe have used it speak of t in the highest terms. . Obtainable everywhere.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
Winter Brings Colds To Children

\ child rarely goes through the whole winter without a cold, and every mother should have a reliable remedy handy. Fever, sore throat, tight chest and croupy coughs are sure sym potms. i dose of Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey will losen the phlegm, re- lieve the congested lungs and stop the cough Its antiseptie pine balsams heal and soothe. For Group, whoop- ing cough and chronic bronchial trou- bles try Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey. At all Druggists, 25c.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
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%' SONORA i. & .- j; !. ,s .E i. .e 's ss s
 Elmer Johnson says he is still buy ing red calves and it really look that way.
 Walter Donaldson is staying close home at present and planes the grippe entirely.
 Miss Murriell Head who has had an attack of appendicitis is improving at present.
 Calvin Johnson of this place has a good case of the good-road-fever and We hope it will be courageous. ! Lee Roberts should be numbered with the working class for he is doing some clearing. and that is real work.
 Nat ShadwIeE is having a hard time getting rid of the measels. II Was feared Monday that he was taking the pneumonia.
 The writer while cutting trea laae week noticed tHa escape af aa unel= ua amount of gas as the ho!5aa a5 the tree vas struck and had the cur ioslty that caused him to pat 9 lighted match to the same Wh.eh burned Fead- Ils. We would like e have safae eX- p,aaaeaa aa thfs.
 Miss Tzz.Ez Head is saffef5aG. of con qestion af the stomach and has been vefs=sieI.z the past fe# davs. Ms A.t- e-aaa of sprlaeaa2e has been a#fsins her since her condition 5e a1se sef-# i5uz Ne are slaa=ta aaa=o4e rural people appreciate the trained nurses for 1hts k a 5a8g sea7 toward aetyer care for 56e sick.
 n.a eaH=sotzea tl6a=z.ist af .sze Haer- chants H ase News and f ere | #Aat zhis zg @ Heb= lined each month they naz their ulelee to the 1aa4 fJaa,= We won't .t..se#t5= as5s ag=H 8aiaHaer #ho t5=teadeI v.ith se= can SC rom this list We eaiI Jha5 eoos. work 4hea sgeh apian as that is put ia operation.
 E. E. Gay and j. 0. Melon, pro motors of Sonora canning plant are out contracting tomatoes and small fruits upon N hich to operate the com .ne season Ne hope to ssee these men succeed for the neiehborhood sake as we'll as their own. We are tod that enough acreage has been secured Co assure operation this seq on.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26

\ good =treatmeatfar aeoid settled in =ahe lungs is.a HERRIGh's- -REH PEPPER POROUS PLASTER appuea 5e tae chest g8 eira@ 8dt inflammation. and BALLARH.S HeREH0tNb SY- RUP to relax ehe tightness. Yoa get the two remidies for the price of one by buying the dollar size Hor5hound Syrup; there is a porous plaster free with ca toltle. s5.d by J. R. Joyce Drag Co.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
eGist= of It

Last December l had q severe cold and was nearly down sicH in bed- l bought two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and t was only few days until l VAS completely restored to health.a writes 0. J Hetcalf, of WeatherBy, No. If Fou would know the value of this remedy. ask anyone Who has used t 9btaiHable every where
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
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l, .s # 4- :. 2. j. s :. # Jess Cook is out Of the saw mill ba- siness.
 colbaaeh is sholdine#a big revival meeting now
 Jake Blackburn has bought new tWo seated hack.
 Mrs William Hancock is=oa the sick list this week
 Dan Davis sold twenty head of shoats last Thursday.
 Il. Sheppard sold seventeen head of fat hogs last Thursday.
 starl Jones lost five head of cattle during that last cold spell
 Will Webb sepnt Sunday in Rogers visiting Mr. Mills and family. Bun Morris and Roy Danbey are hauling lumber from Wolfs saw mill. Will Ingram has the boiler of his saw mill back and is getting ready for work.
 Norge Hancock went to Glifty to spend Sunday 1 wonder what the attraction is over there for him. Frank Arbogast Is cutting the under growth out of the timber on the north end of his place. He is fixing to raise sprouts.
 ott Danley and wife, Snent#th daz Sunday with their san, Arthur and in getting acquainted with their neR grand son.
 Parson Webb, l understand is going to sell out ana leave thas country don't know where he vi find any better place
 jim Morris $ bailiae hay and sell ing just as fast as he can get t baiied, It is good thing some one raised feed in this neighborhod
 Dudobber
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
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!; !. ..' + + I. + !. + i. Several of the local folks are nurs- ina a= =ease=ef the grippe
 Ms Elsie Pee visited Sunday with relatives near Grand New
 Hr.and Mrs-Joha Wasso2 spent Sunday with Mraand Mrs. c. N Bur nett.
 B. W. Sain is the owner of new he7rolet car. This is the first of that aiad eo be purchased here. Miss Marie Steele and Jewell Parish f Steele visited Saturday and sun day with Miss Tressie Sherman Homer Wasson and Mss Boxie Burnett were married January 10th. They have many friends who wish them much joy.
 Misses Polly Grain and Idena He'll estern who have been teaching at Shady Grove came home Saturday, the school being out
 Ernest Limbaugh of Springdale. spent Sunday afternoon in Elm Springs. fWhere was "Ern", at the K. (. M. depot, watching the passing trains ?-Ed.)
 Mandy
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
INI)I(s,,.EI|,'< .EI|,'< 'III 'III()N '

If you are ever troubled with indi- ee7tiaa, Chamberlain Tablets EilIGo .5au good 8h1.f uei hen tize t3n- ach aaa ea84le E E far aIa fHHa- tIeas ii {s,s-a5i s#e
 af people WH4 - ra5#a5 < fe aaaIta ad 4apf4pe le 4e asa at N.Ea -la.as Eren Eoacaei ksHtIGH8 aagutG #Ht2rH 2l, ttt L4.
 Hae fiFEa IsFst5-,
 yGC haze oeze4 l -a4@ ez
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
A Pilgrim.

For hoarsness, inflamed lungs or irritating coughs BILLIARDS HORE HOUND SYRUP is a healing balm. It does the work quickly and thor oughly. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by |. E. Joyce Drug Go.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
Cnns1ipatien and Id eestien

T have used Caamaerlain's Tab lcts and must say they are the best l have ever used for constipation and indigestion. Ny wife also used them for indigestion and they dia her good, . writes Eugene s. Knight, Wilmington, N. C. Obtainable everywhere.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26

There is more Catarrh in this sec ton of the country than all other diseases put together, and for years it was supposed to be ineurable, Doctors prescribel local remidies, and by constantly failing to cure with To- cal treatment, pronounced 1t incQrable. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in- fluenced by constitutional conditions and therefore requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F J. Cheney X Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional re- medy, Is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. One Hundred Dollars reward $ offered for any case that Halls Catarrh Cure fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
 F. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, Ohio.
 Sold by Druggists, Toe.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
How To Give ouiaine To Children

FFBRILINT: is the trademark name given to an iIu proved QuinIne. It tis Tastelcss Syrup pleas ant 10 take and does not disturb the stomach. Children take 1t and never know It is Ouinire
 Also especially adapted to adults who cannot take ordinary Quiniue. Does not nauseate nor cause nervousness nor ringing in the head. Try it the next time yopi need Quinine for any puf- pose. Ask for 2-ounce original package. The name FEB2ILINI. is blown ,u bottle. $ cents
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
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There is quiet lot of sickness in the neighborhood
 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gladden. have moved to Zion.
 Miss Gussie Hauehey is visiting with her cousin Pearl Hummer of Springdale.
 Little Hazel Rickard came home, Sunday from a visit with her grand parents of Rogers.
 Homer Tweeds of Springdale is here visiting with his uncle and aunt. Mir. and Mrs u L. Linebarger. L. J. Fogle and family, Bert Rick ard and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. s. C. Fogle of Rogers.
 Dora Dean
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26

Take Herbine= for indigestion l. relieves the pain in few minutes aa4 forces the fermented matter whiea causes the misery into the bowels and where 1t is expelled Price 5oe Sold by J. R. Joyce Drug Co.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Qninine. It stops the Cough and Headache and works off the Cold
 Druggists refund money fl it fails to cure. E. w GROVES signature on each box. 25c-
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
og Suffer From aE314Gfii:
 fsE5aiL sEks

T a4ve been sah1act to severe se.dzEHea far ahuai seven yeaHs.
 ~ E9=4. #azzz aeHe 70 6aely e tt4 taat ! could scare F. stend Eeetegs= and head eaz9e meai- e4es aad ra good. Hunts Lighe- fsar 9H GIv9 me aImast ia tasst aaaot H-7 rot suffered from Hose dreadful heaGaetes since aeaad cut about tear wonderful 1alI1ent, writes 4ars. w. Dickson Sherman Texas
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
Whenever You Need Q General Tome
 Take Groves

Tie Old Standard Groves Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as q General Tonic because 1t contains the well known tonic properties ofQGININE and IRON. 1t acts eH fife Liver, D1iges out Malar.c, Jariebes the Blood and Builds ra IL Whole ss Le1a- 53 c-ats
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26

sEoGld Belcning, sour stomach and eleatiag are sNmptes 5 If indigestion anl are ralseTea bv klLg Chamber ain hiesa FrEiqssf sr is ruaitr upe1.a n5. nstias- lion md ls a@zragat bvit. Cham kast5Ah tabsess asa a E Hfie H544. me. af 12a towels, efieg the con
 VI aae#ti. -atztI aeE lain tef5tlts ip7go ree1ient e.5r bil -5asaess. 1-4a every where at 25c.