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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-01
Advantages of Good Roads.

Good roads raise the value of property by cutting down the cost of getting produce to market and supplies to the farm and give producers a market in winter as we'll as other seasons. And the social advantages of good roads are not to be despised. They make the country a more agreeable place of resi- 'dence by giving the dwellers on farms an easy way to reach each other at the very time when there is the least work to do. Good roads pay the farmer. the district and the county, and through these the state. The people should be encouraged to build them by laws, pre- oepts and example. San Francisco Ex- aminer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-01
Too Late,

Young Tutter-Is your brother in, Miss Won Blumer?
 Miss Won Blumer-No. He has step- ped out for Q few moments.
 Tutter-Then will wait. l am go- ing to an entertainment tonight, and I want to see him very much.
 Miss Won Blumer-I am afraid it will be useless, MT. Tutter, as he has on his dress suit already. -Clothier and Furnisher
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-01
eood word For Wide r,re.,

With wide tires in general use on our country roads, even as they are now. they will be improved. since they will not be so easily and so generally out up in wet weather, and the improved stone roads when they come will find vehicles constructed for their preservation in- stead of for their immediate destruction. Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-01
Sound Advice.

Balfour Japez (to young hopefully Now, my boy, have found you a position in n bank, n position which requires regu- larity, application, industry, attention, neatness in work and, above all, honesty -I say above all honesty. Buff you do embezzlc, mako sure that it is respectable sum.-Judy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-01
Corrected.

''I can wait no longer, Miss Tioklo. wsil-Emersoniar' exclaimed the in. fatuated young man. Here and now ] propose to know my fate"
 'I think you mean, MT. Wendell. son, said the Boston young woman, much aaitated. ''that you purpose, " etc. Chicago Tribune
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-01
Trad. Influenced by Bad Roads.

Trade Influenced by Bed ho0dss
 Not the least unfavorable influence in staple lines has been that of bad roads. the effect of which is plain from Noya Scotia to Texas. -Bradstreet's Repore
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-01
Trouble In the House.

"Eatrine, you do something wrong init de furnace
 "Vot de matter is. Hans?''
 Cold heat coming up. "-Chicago Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-01
EASTER FASHIONS.
THESE INDICATE THE FORTHCOMING
 SUMMER MODES.

Hoops Are In Evidenee-Lace Plays a Con-
 spicuOns Part on New Gowns-S Striking
 Combinations of Colors-The New Sleeves.
 HaIrdressing and Millinery.
 The season for new fashions and the consequent new gowns and bonnets is fairly launched at Easter, for every woman desires to appear in brave ap- parel in honor of this queen of festivals. As Easter Sunday comes late this year, the Easter exhibit in way of clothes may be taken as fair index of the per- manent styles for tho late spring and summer.
 The leading features as expressed in the Easter fashions are skirts worn over hoops or faced with haircloth, new styles of sleeves, striking combinations of color and materials and gorgeous silks for waists.
 Lace plays an important part on many of the new gowns, and novelty is a dust colored muslin with an applique of lace upon it. Sometimes this is plain. Again you may see it traced with jet.
 Green appears to be a favorite color in the dresses, emblematical of tho spring that has been so tardy in its coming. A pleasing illustration of the wearing of the green" is expressed in
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-01
ALONE!
No Child to Call Her Mother"

ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY READERs.1 How desolate is the marriage state, without childreni How unnatural! The law of nature is the perpetuation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-01
A PLEASANT READING.

Alter Desperate Efforts MT. NewIywed
 Had to Give It Up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-01
N.H.&H. Railroad Time Table

W.R. RAB ,OCK, Gen Fass Agt. Boston.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-23
HOTEL DIRECTORY

NORTH SIDE HOTEL. Olls1oma itY.
The best hotel iu the city NuaagU1r-
tcrS Tor travelling men.
ORLANDO CITY /HOTEr Rates S.
per day. N. Hunt Proprictor Orlando
q. L.
GRANDVtEW HOTEL. HradQuar
ters for commercial mcn Table sUnplied
with best the market affords. Limh3cfci
n Son, PrOprietors, Cross, Ok.
HOTEL BLACKWELl. Iha only
hrst-claSs e day house. in the city
Special attention given 10 commercial
trade. W. Powen, Proprietor Black
we'll o. T.
EAGLE HOTEE a. L,L2ng g Go
First class House 500 per dar. NeNkirt
GLOBE HOTEL The only Hft class
t2,00 per day house I'm the ciy.
L. PEARSON u u.
New tunca. @. 4.
HOTEL YOST: The only Mich
Hotel i'm the city everything ncW and
clean and well ventilated Retos n. per
day. JonN No,r Prop,
saltwater @, T..
CATTLE KING HOTEL Woodward
q. T., The Best g. 90 a day house .n the
City. j. W. MUIfH Prop
KEMP'S HOTEL, Muih5li 0 q. 0riy
frs = ass 81. per day house in fe c.tE.
G.. Il. kE1n. il4p.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-23

In the district court of Logan county.
oklahoma territory
Nancy y Smyers, plaintiff, W.. George
w. Smycrs, defen ia1t
The above named defendant. George
w. Smycrs, viii take notice that he
has been sued in the district court 81
Logan county. Oklahoma territory. by
the plaintin Nancy H. Snyere that he
must answer ur otherwise plead 10 said
petition on or before the i7th day Of
October 1898, or said petition, praying
FOR divorce from the defendant and
restitution of her maiden name, will
be taken as true and Judgment rcu.
dcred accordingly granting an abso-
Lutte divorce, rs prayed.
Given under 10Y hand and seal of the
court tins 4th day OF September. 1898
lsFAL. LOrts l. PlrTs,
Clerk of District Court
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lirs, published in the Daily Leader
Aug 3i 1898.
Notice.

fr, published in the Daily Leader
Aug 4, 1898.
Notice.
leriie~y oi Oklahoma, Logan county
ta. ln t1e district court, within and
tur said county and territory
sarah D. Robinson plaintiff, vs. Ma
faan k1b.nso7, defendant.
s-ld defendant Nathan Robinson,
1871 take roticc that he has been sued
u the bove named court, for divorce
lp4n lhe following grounds, to-wit:
ttul ENtrcme cruelty by said de-
fe9dant 70 plaintiff
second. Gross neglect OF duty by
SOFA defendant % said plaintiff. and
taat lr must answer the petition died
ttcgeu, li said plaintiff, on or before
tas- -ftA GAS NJ October, A ID. 1895, or
Fal4 a petition viii be taken as true aud
Judgement rendered for the plaintiff 10
said aciion f3r "A decree Of absolute di-
v1rce, end that She hold, enjoy. and be
declared % be the absolute owner OF
tbe following property to-wit'
The ne qr ol ser 20 ia Up 10 north
or range 2 west oi j. NJ, and all houel
hold goods, cooking utensils, farming
Implements live stock, and other per.
souai property now in ber possess ION
0n said above described tract Of land,
/ froe from thc control or dictation Of
"a defendant; and Tor such reason
able 'mouy as 10 the court shall
-oem just, and that she be allowed the
care and custody Of the two children
born 0f the marriage OF said plaintiff
apd defendant Attest:
I lsEkLl Louis +. Pitts,
Clerk Of said court
Kcaioa a cotteral, Attys. for pla.
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irst published in the Daily Leader
Sept IA, 1895,
N0tice for publication.

la the district court within aud Tor
Logan county, Oklahoma territory
Charles W. Ransom, plaintiff ". Ma
ry g. Jones, John A. smith, Joseph W.
Miller and Harvey T. Mckennon, CHAN
dler McKennon and Fannie Il. McKeu-
non, az heirs OF Francis r. MeKenu0n:
and samuel Murphy and Harry Pente-
cost, administrators Of said MekenUon,
defcndands.
said defendants Harvey L. Mcl<en-
moo. Chandler MeKennon and fanuie
X. McKennon. heirs Of Francis H. Me
kennOn. will take notice that they
have been sued In the above named
court. To quiet the title Of the real es-
tate described in the plaintiffs com
plant. to-wit: lot nine fJl ia block
forty l47j, ia the subdivision OF
the city OF Guthrie formerly known a.
Guthrie proper, ia said county and
territory, and 10 have the legal title
TO said real estate diyested out of said
shove named defendants and each aud
eyery Of them ana vested la said
plaintih. and that said plaintiff De de-
clared both the legal and equitable
owner Of said real estate; aud that
they must answer the petition filed
therein 90 or before the 25th day oi
October. 1898, or said petition will be
taken as true and Judgment entered
Ia said action. diyesting the legal title
as peayed for la plaintiffs complaint.
Attest: Louis T.. Pitts,
Clerk Of said court.
Alfred ). Dewitt. Deputy.
keaicn Cotterai, atty's for PIN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-23
GARFIELD WAS DAzED.
lie iiarty RreIized What Had Happened
aiAch ne Was Nominated.

Iis iiart'y RcaIizcd What Had Happened
,fnrh ue Was Nominated.
CtrvILNSu, Ohio, Get ss-Colonel
Nulmm Perry Fogg Of New York, now
in tM5 ciiy on business, was warm
persoun friend Of Garfield, and was
with him Ga the convention which
nominated him Tor the presidency.
"tari IA was nominated in a sudden
whhlwln &c political feeling he
SAID yaforauN after the nomina-
fioa 4 rth Governor Foster and n.
h Sh. h.rFia ol Cleveland, accompanied
him > rooms NJ the Grand Pacific
Eot,l ie Was.lilse one dazed, not
sccsn un Sd ully comprehend what
had oelal Ten him. Presently knock
rafa r'aT fhe-doir. and opening il.
haN Colonel Moulton, the brother-in-
law Ol senator sherman. May
como a. De asked. General Garfield
nodic8- tnbncl Moulton strobe into
the So n and in his big-hearied, cor
dial onr rasped Gartield's hand and
couga.u ated him Garfield stared
hard hah in q dazed way ! never
saw .H h'm before
Noutln' he exclaimed earnestly,
y want r11 to bear me witness that
this uDt thu result of any word or
net ol n.uc.
"C0anel Aoulton responded even
more emplaiically, still wringing
Gprfel nald.
"tlny man who says that you had
any E2r IN bringing this about is a
liar. sad 7 VIII tell him so.
Hoth Coianei Moulton and his wife
are now dead
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-23

Monday, October 2s, '05, by Prof
Dahl, founder of Dahrs conservatory,
OF New York. The celebrated pianist
and lineal descendant OF Ole Bull, the
renowned Norwegian and the worlds
greatest violinist, assisted 10y a full
corps of h,s specially trained artists,
iu piano ,cal and violin solos. One
half Of profits to be given TO Mrs. s
Lee Bradon, TO be used by her in
church work.
TO he given in the Christian church,
Oct. IS, at z. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-23

Notice

Territory Oi oklahoma. Logan County
lu tho District Court.
Moses Pearson 81 Mary Pearson.
The aupto nainrd defendant. Mary
Pearson viii take cnJflce that She has been
sued lu the district cOurt!Of logan comfy
territory Of Oklahoma, by the plaintiff,
Moses Pearson, in an actiDn for divorce,
aud thai she must APPEAR and answer
the petition which has hten lled in said
court, On 0f before the sth day Of OctO-
er, 1896, and thai q She does not appear
aud ansNe. said petitiou Do Viii be taken
as truo, aud "A judgment taken against
har dlyorelng the plaintiff from hef ard
dissoiging che boa 90 matrimony Dc
tween the plaintiH and the defendant,
and FOR cost, of suit
Winoss Iay hand and the seal Ofalid
court AZ ms Office 10 Guthrie ia said
county and isrrliufy, this efth day u Au-
gust. 1870. Louis II PlTrs,
sEALl Clerk 0f said Court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-23

The Ohlahoma Leader for tArve
months. The largest and neusicst
weekly paper in Oklahoma ono doi-
lar in advance buys thc ONahoma
Leader for one year commeue.ng 'au-
uary /, 1896, and entities y5u 90 the
paper free for he ness Three months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-23

Land Oni,a ai Culhrio, @. r.. Sept. u.
isJ4
Notice g. hereby given that the f0ilnw
ing named ottier hns ilcd notice of his
Intention 90 make final proof iu support
% hlH claim, aud that said proof VIII Is
made before thr rrgistrf aud receiver 80
tdtnrie. o u. on October .G. 1876. VIZ.
William Wells. for lots sand and hf
1917 ~ 90 sec Q, 100 tp l5uafr
DE names the following witnesses tn
prute bis continuous residence upon ani
cultivation OF. said land. viz:
Edgar VI Binehart William j Rinr-
hart Ace - Kiuchart. ali Ol peulah, %.
a.; William j Walters, Of Guthrie. %. g..
a. n j CROOK, Register
2Cs3
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AT WASHINGTON.
tue iaasn-venozueran mudde Being


tue .h-ycnozueIan MIDDLE Being
Vey Closely Watched.
NA.rucrsy. oct. 92-The London
official s.atoment fails to elicit any re
lpoDaie uent from thc State de-
p1r.m..t anl the officials under
Secgeiay Q.uey's instructions persist
ia pro- y,ng un absolute silence upon
the uhoIa sabject Of the Venezuelan
aH3ir IDLY dccming it prudent to
learn uueh as they can Of the British
poeitoa ui-hout disclosing our own
s,apt ihece IS some reason TO believe
that hcfe disposition on the part
of the el.i.h foreign Office to shift the
ISSUE i Us possible to do so. and
Nih inQuishing any ground
dire epQn the boundary dispute. to
mahc main issue their demand for
rcpar. .on Tor the treatment accorded
the cox aialchief Of police at truan
soma months ago. This probably
world 20 ult in n repetition of the
COrinio affair, and as the United States
adm ted iu that case that nation
hnd q ight TO demand reparatiOn for
an in MS So the national honor, the
United States thus might be placed in
a position where IL could find with DIFF
fen lya reason for interference, even
though tle real motive for the demand
might be desire to clinch Great Brit
nina go iA W the disputed territory.
For Jhis reason the last development
ol the case IS being watched with
Rdmo uaea sincss here. Officials Of the
diplou,tlc corps who are in position
30 speak With fun understanding on
the Ncuaaueian question, upon a care
ful reH3ing OF the official statement of
the British foreign Office. say that il is
"A deei iv- rejection Of the claims made
lay NeuCzuela and negative answer
so the r,Iuest OF the United States
that TIE subject be submitted TO arbi-
iraG1e
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0odcy'. Magazine for November.


G5dey's Magazine makes a point Of
having at least one article of weighty
Importance each month. The Novem-
Der NUN ber contains timely aud sug-
gestive discussion of The Vatican
and the Peace of Europe, by Jesse Al
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Moftett's impartial description of the
Miracles of Saint Anne" The true
characters Of those picturesque Pluto
erats Hottie Green and Russell Sage,
are portrayed entertainingly, and
what Lee J. Vance tells about the
gold fields of the south will be a sur
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Fancy" gives the latest ideas for per-
sonal and house adornment. as well as
hints on innumerable subjects of in
terest to women. And on the whole
the magazine, brilliantly illustrated as
it is, is full of variety and entertain
ment Ten cents n copy The Cooley
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-23

ln the District Court ln and Tor logan
county Oklahoma.
Cora o. III Plaintiff, vs. George G. illl.
Deiondpitt
The above named defendant. George c
billy VII take notice tbat ile has been
sud by ih. plaiuliil, Cora o. llill. la thr
di strict court 81 logan county Oklahoma
aud tual hr % Nsi answer o. otherN istf
piean io h~ putiilGn lled therein on be-
lore Tie +ih any nf HctYier A -. 1875.
or said prtilluu, praying i0r divorce aud
The care. custody and control oi thclr Two
miuor children uili hc hoHrd gcN parte and
iudgmett rendcrcd accordingly us prayed.
tiNrn under 10Y hand and the seal of
this court th. "rth day uf August 1855.
lolis " fIrts, clerk.
~ AIfIrpS brNIr.
Deputy Dlst Clerk
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Notice for Pardon.

Territory Of Oldahoma, Logan
county, So.
To whom IL msy concern; Notice is
hereby given that an application will
he presented Nov l. 1895, to W c.
Renfvow governor Of Oklahoma terri.
Tory, Cor he pardon 81 ilcury Nolls,
convicted uct li, last, in the district
court Of Lo-an county of 9rand lar
eeny ans sentenced oct Us, 1891, 10 be
confined iu the territorial prison 81
Lansing, kansa4 fora period of four
years. HfNKY NoLLs.
Cole Martin Attorney
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FIVE FACTS.
The Gre0I Rock IS|0Rd Route
CHEAP
OUTING EXCURSIONS

First For the National Educational
meeting at Denver, opening July hth,
the rate will be one fare plus So for the
round trip. Tickets good for return
any time up to and including Sept lst.
Second-The regular tourist car TO
California via Kansas City runs once a
week, and leaves Chicago every Thurs
day at ~. Kansas City at 1880 a
m. every Friday. Tickets based upon
second class fare, and car runs on
fastest trains, and known as the
Phillips Rock Island Tourist Excur-
sions Car arrives at Colorado Springs
Saturday, 1880 a. m.
Third -Homeseekers' excursions TO
Texas aud New Mexico. Next one
June llth. Rate. one fare for round
trip. Tickets good twenty days
Fourth-For Mexico City, the Rock
Island runs a through sleeper from
kansas City nt $50 p. m, via Topeka,
Mcfarland, Wichita and Fort Worth.
aud Austin 10 San Antonio. Two
routes from there are e-international
K. H. 10 Laredo and Mexican National
TO the City OF Mexico; Southern Pa
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SpofOrd and Eagle Pass To City OF
Mexico. Connections are also made al
Fort Worth via the Texas Pacific TO ri
Paso over the Mexican Central TO the
City Of Mexico
Fiftb-Send 10 address below for 1
souvenir called The Tourist Teacher
that gives much information To tour
ists. sent free.
John SEBASTIAN,
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neres Blood Purifier.
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f1r aii diseases of The blood. posi-.
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call for and be sure yOu get Beggs'
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For sale-At Leader office; one half
medium Chandler & Price Gordon
press lix2O. 1t is in perfect condi-
tion and is running every day at our
office We must make room for large
press II
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Land o0iee az Guthrie. o. r. oet j.,
lsg5
Notice Is hereby given thar The follow
Ink named SETTLER has hicd notice ~ bie
iutentiOh fu uiaRc inal pro0f in SUPPORT
81 his claim. and that -aiYprn0f viii te
made before thc register and Receiver al
GuthTio q. 4 on NOV - lsas, ~.
Jenr ie Jackson fnI ihr lot and W NJ
and 20 oi az ~ sec 3l, tp ~. r3w.
lie name the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence anon and
cultivation ni aid land viz.
Alfred Moon Thomas A t0rletl. Sula-
rie. OK.
A. y. .. CROOK, Register.
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THE BEE HIVE
Where you will always get square deal
LOWEST
PRICES
! BEST
QUALITIES

Our fall and winter stock OF clothing is
now in We have the largest and best as
sortment in mems, boys and children's suits
and overcoats in the territory. We want your
trade and will use every effort to get it, if the
very best goods in the market at prices be
low any other concern will bring you in our
store we will have your trade We call your
attention to our stock of mems suits. We
are the only clothing house that has received
a complete line Of mems suits this fall We
have bought them cheaper than ever. If
we don't make your dollar buy more goods
than elsewhere you don't have to buy from
u.s. if any purchase you make from us is not
perfectly satisfactory bring it back and get
your money back. Remember we have the
largest stock of clothing, hats caps, shirts
and underwear, trunks and vases in the ter
ritory, at prices lower than any other con-
Germ here. II money is any object to you
you will do your trading with us
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First published in the Daily Louder
August e9.
Summons by Publication.


la the district court of Logan county,
oklahoma territory.
Alexander A. braun, plaintiff w..
Mary NJ. Braun, defendant
TO Mary Braun, defendant above
named;
You are hereby notified tnat you
have been sued Tor divorce by saiu
plainlin iu the district court oi Lnoan
county DFlnhuTua territory Said
plaintn hlcd bis petition ~ said court
on August rs, 1895, aud unless yau
answer aaiu petition ON cor before the
10th day Of October 1885. said petilinu
will he taken as irue, aud Judgment
diyorclug thc plainttl FROM you win
be rendered as theron prayed Tor
ALFxhNuEH IA RKAis.
Attcgt Lous T.. PT1s. PlaiEtiH
Clerk District Oourt
(aEAD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-23
First published in Guthrie Daily Leader
Oct. %, 1905.
Notice for Publication.

Land onlco 40 Guthrie, O. r., Oct p.
1885
Notice O. hereby given That tho follow
ing named settler has ilod notice OF hl-
Intention tO make ilnal proof ln support
OF his claim. aud that said proof Viii bo
made before register aud receiver at
Guthrie. %. o.. pn Nov, $40. 1885. Nil.
Joseph j. lla-lrtt Tor The % vs. qr Of
see D.. n Esp l.. north. 0f range 2. west
llc names Che following Witnesses tO
prove lois continuous residence gpon and
cultivation OF. said land, viz.
william laSi0i M0faee Macy ilenB
ID. Todd and William Shields, 90 OF
Guthrie. oklahoma.
eTsp a. 4. CROOK Register
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Guthrie to Chandler
lake WlIllams0n,s Stage Line.

Leaves Guthrie at a. m. arrives at
Chandler $3.50 p IN. Good roads good
stages. Garry u. ). mail. All orders
for passage and baggage should be
left at the Guthrie Cigar Store, III
Second Street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-23

Wanted. ~ Situation ly frst.class
drug clerii; registered in Arkansas; 10
years experience in wholesale and re-
tail drug houses; first-class references.
VIII register where employed. Ad-
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TeXarkana, Ark. l.