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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-31

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iinb an Der italieiliIden syrpnt einse-
trpffen.
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baben.
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nen Sit bon @olDgba naA Mrd)angei
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ben nno lie ieien iekt in aanSalasfa
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mel6et, Sie alliicrten Weina6ten bGf-
ten nin %. Snli @oloaoa periaIIen,
iueil bic rmiIiide giegieri1ns i1nen
mitteiite, bak 8efabr fiir bic Gtaot,
bcidUiien 81 iueroei, uprban6en lei..
Die &esierung ipollte, bic 6eianStcn
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ianoten beIdJloiien aber, nadD glrd)an-
gel 81 geben, neil lie burt beiIereWer-
| binbnngem nit ibren Negiermngen
Gatten, aber Die rnIliide Gegiernma
ippllte lie bort mid)t babem nnb oiri.
aierte lie nad) &anonlasfa, mo lie
| iett eingetrpffen iinb. &anbnlasfa
liegt in 9applano, an Der Ganbalasfa
Sah, Der 9uina-gas, an Der glrdan-
gel licgt, gesemiiber.
Wad Wiitteilnnsen ppn Reiienorn
aus Nrdansel, bic iDeben in S,orboe,
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fammenitpf s,uiiden ben alliierfen
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nno ben finniihen nno oentideu
Srmppen eriunrfef.
Sn ben BON Semfidjen beietten Oc.
genoen HuflanSs IoG Der 6nF gegen
Die Geiltiden bon Sag sm Sag itGr.
fer iper0en.
Die eusliidle 9iegiernng fat Ser
iibieriiden 9iegiermng mitaeteilt, lie
luolle MIR Die politifden nnb iuirt-
idlaftlid)en &erbGltniiIe in 9lmklanb
iuie0er berifellen, iuollc iid aber nidlt
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merH.
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ipieoer aufgetandt. Gr mnite lid anf
bentId)em 0e6iet nieoerlaiiem, FAM
aber, obne sefansen senoninen sn
luerDen, bapon.
llnlere Srnppen iperbem fiimftia
nnr als rNrmg Of the llnitcS Gtates"
beseid1net uerben, obne 9iifiidJt ani
&esnlare, National slrmee muS
Wationnl 4ar6e.
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| einsetroffen, bic Siirfei iuerbe Sie
aanfains iraae san5 nad ibrem
etgemefi Sinne NM oDne TndttdDt nnf
Ientidlano l0ien.
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| idafter in Berlin, ipll mad fnrser
aranf9eit seitDrben ieim.
Die Sta0te 9aitatt, Cfienbnrg nnb
yaSen iinS ppn engfiiden gnftfdif-
fern bonibarbiert luorben. glndStmtt-
CART nnb Solinsen unrbeu angesrif-
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snns Der GadJridlt, bak Elm Srndl
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Mad ben bentidjen Seridtem ia.
ben Die amerifaniiden gleger-Solba-
ten bis Jest nod nid|t an ben aGm.
pfen teilaenommen.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-31
SOM M ERS
Drug Stores

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-31

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-31

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-31

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The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
Calomel D. namites
 a Sluggish Liver
Crashes Into Sour Bile, Making Yo. Sick and feu Lose a Days
 Work

Calomel salivatesi It's merc71rrz CaIomel acts like dynamite on q sIDg- gish liver, When ealomel comes info contact with sour bile 1t crashes into 1t, causing cramping and nausea.
 If you feel bilious, headaehv. cons+iz pated and all knocked out, just 20 ta your druggist and get bottle of Dod- sons Liver Tone for a few cents which $ a harmless vegetable substitute for dangerous ealomeI Take spoonful and f t doesn't start your liver and straighten you up better and 4uieke- than nasty ealomeI and without mak- ing veu sick, you just go back and get your money.
 If you take eaIomel today you'T bf sick and nauseated tomorrow; be- sides, t may saIivate you, while if you take Dodson's Liver Tone you will wake ap feeling great, full of ambi- ton and ready far york er play It's harmless, pleasant and safe to give to children they like t.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
SPRING CREEK.

Mrs. John Brown IS numbered among the sick
 Born. recently to Mr. and Mrs. Ev- erett Jones, son.
 Mrs. May Reeee has been on the sick list for the past month.
 Joe Aaron Is making preparations to build new addition to his house
 Mrs. Will Maldrew left last week for Miami. Okla, where she will ioin her husband.
 Smiths moved their engine back to Grimsley place last week, and are saving again.
 Mrs. Rose Downum and little daugh ter are visiting with relatives and friends in Oklahoma.
 4 nephew of ". J. Bradley from Franklin County spent last week with them. also Mr and Mrs. Lewis Reed from Idaho were visiting them.
 We understand Claud Hairston made trip to Fort Smith Christmas on some kind of business. You will have 10 ask Glaud for full particulars We think most of the boys through thfs neighborhood have received theH questionnaires. but they haven [ al heard as to what class they will De ln. Nellie Reed spent latter part of the week with her sister, Mrs. Sam Deio- zier. west of Elm Springs. Sam has been quite sick and was threatened with pneumonia.
 Ed Brown happened to ] very pam fql accident 5ae evening last week While leading l young horse into the barn ehe horse became frightened and stepped on is=leg, breaking both bones usr above the ankle. They ney- CT knew just now 1t did happen as there was 10 one in sight until Id screamed. He seems 0 be getting along all right.
 Pl0ndy
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
SULPHUR CITY and BLACK OAK.

.
 Stuard Boaz made trip to Durham and EIkin Thursday
 Joe Douglass of Detroit, Mich, is visiting his mother MT W. A. Doug lass.
 L. Mcconnell of Prairie Grove visited friends here a few days last week.
 Geo. Hanshew of West Fork visited his sister. Mrs. ! L. Boaz, last Wednesday.
 Be1 Davidson and wife of Union Star visited at Wm. Helser's few days this week.
 Claud Laymon. Otis Price and FL mer Harris attended spelling at Ttaea Valley Friday night.
 Charley Williams of Elkins was transaeting business in this neighbor- hood one day last week.
 Bill Arnett who has been working at Tulsa. Okla, for few weeks re- turned home last week
 MT. Shaekelford of Nebraska $ Vis- iting at the Phipps home He is here with a view of locating.
 Bud Williams of Oak. Oklahoma, is visiting his laughter, Mrs. John Smith, and other relatives.
 Oscar Fallen came n home the 31sr of December. with his bride We wish fer them long and happy life
 Cli9t Shook and family of Carter have moved down here and wi4 be in business with hIs fazaer Emery Shook. Tom Pearson left Monday for Texas h search of work. and will move his family later f he finds place to suit him.
 R. E. Jones and wife and son Aura left Monday afternoon for Cheyenne, Wyo. We wish them success ia their new home.
 Polk Philips of Goshen has bought the Boneg Arnetr farm near Black Oak. We hope Mr Arnett's family will remain n this neighborhood.
 There was quite a crowd at the mus ieal at the stuard Boaz home New Years eye. Those who furnished the music were Mrs. Geo. Foote. at the organ. Jerd Reed of EISins. John Gryle and Jim Terry with the guitar and violin. All report jolly good tune. with splendid music
 Our nome boys have received re- turns from their aaes5onnaIres. and have been elassed according b their papers. Those in Class We're Waco Mills. CIaad Laym8a. Earl Morris, Clark Douglas, Joe Stevens. Alfred Strlnrham and Aura Jones Those in Class are Clint Shook, Earl Shook and Jack Watts We hope tEls bunch aas ta zo to France that some 5f them 4HIA get the kalser's scalp, and that each one VIII return home 10 taelr loved ones. Ne know thIs item W.lI be of interest to J. 0. Laynon of the North Dakota
 Lone Star.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
SILENT GR0V F.

Mir. Perdue and family moved to the Turner farm recently.
 Bud Smith recovered his smoke house one day last week.
 GiIHs King and wife moved on to the Sheets farm last Saturday
 A good crowd attended the surprise singing at Roscoe Smiths Monday night.
 Albert Ralston and family spent Wednesday of last week with Roscoe Smith and family
 Mrs. Tom Ford and Mrs Mert Wright of Bethel spent Friday of last week with Mrs. ]. R. Smith
 Mrs. 4. W Smith and Mrs r NJ Smith visited with relatives and friends in springdale last Friday. John Cooper's family moved from the Grandpa Beard farm to Andrew Peterson place north of Springdale. W. M Ralston came home Tuesday night of last week from Bryan, Tex as, where he had been selling apples. The entertainment at the school house Thursday night of last week was wei attended by a large crowd, and good behavior
 Mr and Mrs Homer Clark 6f Madi- son County visited Wlth the Iatter's sister. Mrs " M Ralston Thursday night # last week
 Leeaa and Edith Ralstea. Alyene and Bernice Smith spent Saturday night with their grand-parant8- Mr ard Mrs Tom Raiston
 Golden Rod.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
SOUTHERN GROVE.

Mr. and Mrs 0da Wilson have nov ed to town
 ur and Mrs. s. T Leeds are build ing a new house on their farm.
 George Mayo of Oklahoma is here visiting his mother. Mrs NJ Y Mayo
 J C. Fill and family of Texas bought the M ' Mayo farm recent ly
 George Scott has boughs wood saw and is doing quite lot of wood cut ting
 Misses Sylvia Gosseen and Pearl Sexton visited the Haughey girls Sun day evening.
 There was a Christmas tree at the school house Christmas day and also a nice program.
 MT. and Mrs. John Radcliffe who re sided here for the last few months, left one day last week for theIr home in Kansas.
 Quite a number of young folks gath cred at the home of r " Morse Fri day evening. All seemed to enjoy themselves throughout the evening.
 Mrs. Minnie Mayo of Oklahoma who visited faw days with her m9ther-in- law. Mrs. M '. Mayo, who has been  sick far 2 number . months. returned home last week
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
UNITED STATES ARMY
 AND NAVY PICTORIAL H ith New War Maps of The World, Picture of President Wilson and
 Many Others.

We will send this instructive book that will enable you to follow the movement of our troops in Europe, and the SEMI-WEEELY GAZETTE one year for sl20, either new sub scription or renewal. or sent post paid for 35c.
 The Pictorial contains picture of President Wilson. Secretary Baker and Daniels, and Army and Navy of ticers, Tractor Tanks. Howitzers. etc. Shows our Is-nch guns and coast de- fense aqnd, q squadron of airplanes, map Of the World in eolors. battle ships, including the Battleship Arkan- aas etc
 Send in your subscription today
 SEHEWEEKLY GAZETTE
 Little Rock, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
VALLEY SPRINGS


 Nice cool weather this week
 Mss Johnie Childress visited Mrs. Mary Fritts Friday.
 Nrs. Martha Roberts spent Sunday. December 9. with Miss Amy Fritts.
 FrItts < slseo are cutting quite 3 lot af lumber at their =a"mill near HartXeII-
 Between cutting wood and building fires we do not have much time for writing newsz#
 Buster Fri5ts. Elmer Roberts and VI Dennis are having some lumber cut at the Fritts < Siseo sawmiI.
 Ne got a short run in photo work last week and some one will soon be getting their .9ng-deferred pictures.
 Mrs. Ephrom Clark visited her daughter. Mrs Dr Thurman, at Fay ettevIlle last week and reports nee tune
 What is the matter with r Know We enjoy the news from Oak Grove very much but Ne don't see much of t lately
 ] F Yates is building a new hen house 5n his mountain farm. He is preparing to take advantaEe of tae nigh price of eggs.
 Fred Drake. who has been living for some tae past one the Garret Wtt- hams farm gear Buckeye. has moved to ais mothers place near Hartwell.
 John Waenaa, who formerly lived h 5nIs neigh5orhood, came n last week from Oklahoma for short visit with relatives here and at Hindsville
 J S.seo was called to Hartwell Saturday evening to fix the pump 2n eaa boiler If the new grlst mil 9f Hart $ cd.tdrezs. but t proved eerg obstinate
 Camp news is very scarce in these nae-s lately T. seems that no one das been able to near from the oors at Camp Beaaregard for two 5r three weeks past.
 Well, the preacher Geo. Hanson .li not stay long in our midst guess we were too tough for him He sold out not long since and Is Drepar- ing to make his home n California at an early date. One NIT. Laird will oe- eapg the Dock Dunlap place vacated by Mr Hanson.
 J P Mcdonald made a business trip to Hartwell but the pump failed to work and he did not get his grist Pink was not the only one that was disappointed So there will be a num- Der of Us who cannot Hooverize on the ~heatless day unless the mill runs be fore the wheatless day comes.
 Ruby.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
OAK IROV E.

Vile Parks has 3 case of lagrippe Nr Frsderiek building new barn.
 Uncle Tom White is slek at thls writing
 Jeff Terry 6a55hered those big fat hogs Last week
 Cal HoIcomb went to Fayetteville Monday on business
 Mrs. Linda Camden of springdaIe Is visiting at John stevison
 Herman Brown ald some wood saw ing for Bill Webher last week Jim White has been helping Char ley Sailor run his pea thresher. Willie Parks has been helping Mr. Williams cut wood the past week. Nr. and Mrs. Joe White of Cross Roads are the happy parents of q baby boy
 W N. Parks went to Thornsberry last week and bought one and half tons 8f bailed hay
 Nr and Mrs. V H HoIcomb made , vlsIz t8 Gentry Saturday and return ed hone the same aay.
 Jaha StevisaH. while working at the saw mil, fell Ia tae saw pit and hare hIs leg So badly that he can walk Johnny and wife were treated te some r Ighry fine sausage last week xhleh vas made n North Missouri
 Johnny
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
The Gnt of It

Last December had very severe eaia and was nearly down SICK Ia 5.s4 ! bought tao bottles q Chambers $ Cough Remedy ard t eas arlY 3 very few days aHeI [ 9as com aleeelg ra- stored sa health. writes Q # Me- calf. " Weasaer5g. No If y1. ua3.a kaoFp the eaEee 7f Chs remedy as< any one who hss 4sed Oata aa5 ? everywhere
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
SPRIN8X VALLEY

Robert Fitch sold his place in the Hickory Flat neighborhood and VII move Co Spring Valley.
 Seems like We are getting our win ter on the (. O D. plan instead of in- staIlmeHts. Maybe We shall get spring Che same way Let 'er rip, it's all in ! lifetime.
 After the snow melted the people of Burk Shed and Blackjack neigh borhoods dragged the road through their communities and consequently had the satisfaction of having good roads ahIe other communities waIlow- ed and jolted through mud and ruts.
 We hear no more of the road pe- titioHs + the present effort fails 10 use Co taik roads f we ever get roads we must pay for them. They won't drop down like mama did for the Israetites. The community that ex- poets something for nothing deserves nothing. and Is sure to get it..
 The papers state that the ladIes are going to help win the war by wear Fng tfhet- dresses shorter Whether tt wins ft CT not. t ought to cause a ces- satloa = hostilitles far while Where's the man who can sight along a gun barrel when such 3ispIay ef feminine patriotism s running around As one fellow expressed t. God pity the bind
 We desire to thank Mss Rachel Roberts for alee sack of apples Christmas. also are we under many obligations to Mr and Mrs Ed Law son for fine cherry pc, several pieces ef cake. and roast with dress ng Ne know ao1 where Ed gets his rotundity. He $ walking adver- tisemeat 0f Mrs Law son's fine cook ne Yes. and when we got to Mr Abererombie's box. We found more apples. and a fine box of real honey. No. we never mjnd Hoover about Christmas time. Every year patrons come across in ] way that makes carrier glad he has to loop the loop in stead of having a holiday Christmas
 Celsius.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11

! merchant relates the following For years could not sleep with out turning eVerg hasr Whatever l ate caused gas and sa1raess. Also had stomach catarra. ONE SPOON FULL baekthorn park, zIyeerlne, etc, as nalxed n AdlAr-i-ka relieved Ire INSTANTLY Because Aaler-i-ka flashes the ESTIRER alimentary tract relieves ANY CASE canstipa- ton sour stomach os gas ard prevents appendicitis. f 6as QUICKEST acton af anything 0e ever aold Y q. Own 5ey Drug Co
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
Constlnation and Indigestion

T have used Chamberlain Tablets and must say they are the best I have ever used for constipation and ndi- gesaan. Ny wife also used them for indigestion and they did her good, :" writes Eugene s. Knight, Vim Ingtoa. N C 0btanable everywhere
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
TX eoLEECToR.s DATES.

Mack Morton, tax collector, will vIs- # the various townships of Washing ten County an the following dates White River-Sulphur City, 10 a m. Co 3 D. m, Jan IL
 Reed-Hazet Valley. forenoon, Jan. f5=
 Durham-Darham, Jan. I6. Wmslo1= =Hnslow. Jan 17-18. erawford.-Brentwood. Jan. 19 West Fork-West Fork. afternoon. Jan. 2I-22
 Lees Creek-Blaekburn. Ian. 9 Cove Creek-Fau Creek, Jan. 24 Falley-Moffitt, Jan. D Cane HiiI-eane Hill. afternoon. 28- 29
 Boston-Antioeh, Jan 90 Evansville, Jan. 31 Dutch MilIs-Duteh Mills, Feb Star Hill-EincoIn. Feb. 4-5 Price-Summers. Feb. $
 nlinois-Cineinnati, Feb 7-8 Farmin gton-Farmington, Feb u. Marrs HIll-Prairie View, Feb. f2 Rhea-Rhea, Feb 13
 Prairie Gr0ve-Prairie Grove, Feb. 14-I5-I6.
 LittrelI-Littreu. forenoon, Feb t8 Harmon-Harmon, Feb e. Elm Spriaes-Eln spFngs, Eco D.
 springdale-Springdate Feb 2I-22- 9
 #heeler-savoy, Feb# =
 Weddineton-We eddlhetan. Feb 2. Fayetteville. Fa927 se April fQ
 The average man 3s not q singer Neither $ the average woman. b1t 5-z-5.+s -..s *s-e4s .ar-'+ ,es..a -ar k,4Iz==z4
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
Another Springdale
 Case
ft Proves That There's Way Out for
 Many Suffering SprIngdaie Folks

Tast another repore af case spring3ale Another typical case Kidney ailments relieved n sprsnzdaIe rlth Daan's Kidney Pills
 ! F Harris, prop Leader Dry Goods Store, Bar < Maple 5ts., sprlaz4aIe, says. T had severe at- kacks Of baekaehe and lameness through my lo.ns and kidneys t hurt ne to stoop or aft and could hardly get Up or down Three boxes Of Deans Kidney Pills gave me fine relief. n fact. I never used another kidney medicine that did ne 50 much good
 DoAs's ALWAYS EFFECTIVE
 OVER TWO YEARS LATER. Wr. Harris said T aan't have much accas- ion ta sse any kidney naee5cins TOW but when do, I eake Doan's Kidney PHls ard they help me promptly
 F'riee s0c, at al dealers. Don't slna riy ask for kidney reraefIy -gat Doaa's Kidney Fals-the same tha. Mr Harr5s has twice publicly recom- naended. Poster MiIburn Co. Props Buffalo. N Y
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
Piles Cured h 6 to14 Days

Your druggist will refund money if PAzo OINTMENT fails 10 cure any case of Itching siind. Bleeding or Protrudinx Piles ia 6to l4days
 The hrst application gives Ease and Rest 5oc.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11

Gold s wonderful fertilizer. l. has caused many family tree to spring ID and eet = faH @-8 = e a few h4rs
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11

F5f any pan. burn, seaid CT braise. apply P Thomas EcIectie 0il-tha household remedy Two s1zez 30c an4 aee as all .trzz ssaras-
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
ekTARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot reach the seat of the als- ease Catarrh IS local disease. greatly influenced 6y constitutional conditions, and in order to cure 1t 8sa nsase take aa Internal remedy. Hal eatarrh Cure $ taken internally an4 aezs thru zae blood aa the maea4s surfaces of the system Halls Ca tarrh Cure was prescribed by 5zs U ehe best phgsaeans Ii sa#s country for years. l. is sampasea gf some at -ae pest tonles Known, eam5#aed " h some If taa best blood purifiers The per. feet combination of the ingredients n HaHs Caearrh Cure 4s 4aa5 produces such Vosasrfl results catarrhal conditions sea for ses- nsaa free.
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The Springdale news., 1918-01-11

Doan.s Reguiets are recommended ag many who say they operate easily. without zr5psnz and without bad af- ter effects 30c at Ia drug stores
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11

The gIr. who .s wise never perm Its. herself to appear more Iatelli ligent -naz zae men she B trYIae to enter ta5n
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11

| rHeaeor a genus wae. s.5s- covers q Fot 3f things that are aIres dy Ea ateneed-
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11

Taesa are sorae problems aeYaad sae scope ef the human ntad. ard wise $ the nan who fs Nllhng co tet 1t z5 ss that
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11

PIeurisy pans ars located Just be- low the short r7as. I4nhaeo affects the sane re@on bat tawar4 tae back. BILLIARDS SNOW LINIMENT s the remedy in either case r rubbed in rhoraaehIy .s eases pain. eelasas the rassHea and the Has5sut eaa rsoee about freely ard for..s57.E= F're% 2.7r. 56e aatt ~ per 6ott~ Sold bF j E Joyce L4-.r fs
 Woman laea# Ha great es = saE eea arrzs
 The 1ere SUI 5ar ene.e E. some men sss s-s s cay they max
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11

| $ lasF as easy for woman ta teI aer ansband what to 9a as | s for nm not eo aa [
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11

Some people say they do as they please-bat dc they
 Dyspepsia is Americas curse To restore digestion. normal weight. good health and purify the blood, use Burdock's Blood Bitters. Sold at al drug stores. Price, $125
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11

0aportr 7ieies that have passed seI- iaa com oaee so the man who waits.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
Bad eald Quickly Broken

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 ss,- 4ar-.- --e a- -aat eaa had had @ 31 =#.azaa saass =a4 esna= F. psaee @ I4st 0zae needed. l. arase aa cold n a few days. and
 t8Fe aarear=s5 [ have told many f mg frsen4s af -ae zaaa . seeessea tars4ea 4snt th4s a1@41clne. ah4 a. Vho aa7s 4sed t aaeaS as a 5he saest terms 0b- taIna5e eyeryV here
The Springdale news., 1918-01-11
\ ary. hae xiaz eaQgh ls hard on tne

! dry. hacking ea4gh $ nar1 on the lungs. 8fsea ea.s#ae them ea bleed BALLARDS H0REH0UND SYRUP IS } aeaaag palm that quickly repalrs damasa la the la1zs and ar passages Prige 25c. 50 a7# 5t 90 per bottle Sod 5E j. ? Joyce Dug Coz
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 In one nz--s za# pour 55z15ent leer aa zarse lands aa Women Of @ssent4rs Habits
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 oa1 very msea aeeez- man sa aztd0 the bowels to re- aaaa eaast5 5nases. eaadssaa Th=5 are eaF and pleasant . fake anl nose agreeable a sffecc 0bca.aa5le eaae5e aere