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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-21
Gin &ctrran 9cimargangrn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-21
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The Mena star., 1898-04-13
THE TELEPHONE COMPANY.
On Good Paying Basis Ninety
 Subscribers.


 The support the Mena Telephone Company has received since putting in it's excellent system is fair example of the up-to-date, progressive spirit of the citizens of Mena.
 Last Novem Der the system opened to the public service with sixty subscrib- CTS. Since then it has given such su perior service under the management of Mir Charles Jobert that the new exchange list, put out by the Star job department contained ninety subscrib- CTS. This record for the first public enterprise in the city goes to show that Mena is town that will give all tue support that could be reasonably asked in the maintenance of this class of institutions when they are properly conducted.
 There are many towns with twice the number of inhabitants of Mena that do not give any better support than this.
The Mena star., 1898-04-13
Sabbath Schools.

would like to hear from each Sab bath school superintendent in Polk county ii regard to meeting at some central locality to organize a Sab bath school convention. I think we ought to have county convention, also township convention in each township in the county and try to have Sabbath school in each neigh borhood Tn the county. In union there is strength.
 Send your communications to the Mena Star that others may see what we are trying to do and become inter- ested in the Sabbath school cause. Please let us hear from you at once.
 Very Respectfully,
 J. E. FEATHERsToNE.
 Rocky, Ark.
The Mena star., 1898-04-13
THE MENA COLLEGE.
It Can Be Secured If Our People Give
 Proper Announcement.


 As the readers of the Star are aware Mrs. L. P. Curtis of Kansas City, a lady of wide experience as an luca- tor, has made two trips to Mena and Mt Mena. once accompanied by Mrs. l.. J. Heron. who is to be- associated with her, with view of establishing a young ladies' seminary. The first plan contemplated was to utilize the notel and cottages at Mt Mena for this purpose and locate the school there, but upon more mature consd- eration it has been thought best to try and establish it at Mena.
 Last week Mir. J. F. Landes and representative of the Star went to Kansas City to confer with parties di- reetly interested and try to arrange for tract of land on which to locate the school and make a strong effort to secure it's location here. The promise of five-acre tract of land in a very eligible place has been secured, as well as a certain amount of fnan- cial aid and the plans for the build ing as proposed and outlined by Mrs Curtis are i'll the hands of Architect Matthews with view of having them prepared, together with specifications to be submitted for bids
 This much is preliminary, largely to ascertain cost of construction etc, as the definite location of the school is contingent on the ald and financial encouragement the people of Mena will give the enterprise. The aid asked will be along the line of the purchase of scholarships and in due time our people will be called on and given an opportunity to demonstrate how earnestly they desire to secure this school at Mena
 This place should become a school town and be known as the educational center of Western Arkansas. Now is the time to make start in this di- rection, especially as some town along the line of the Pittsburg & Gulf will be selected for this purpose. We have all the natural advantages of health fitness, climate. water and scenery, together with progressive class of citizens who know and fully appreci- ate the benefits good schools are to town.
 In view of these facts we believe our people will respond to the extent of their ability to this very commend able and needful enterprise and thus, in connection with our public schools, help Mena forward as the educational center of this section of country.
The Mena star., 1898-04-13
Summer Cottages,

w. D. Egoff, manager of the Mena Lumber Company, has received the plans for twenty neat little cottages which the M K. & T. Trust Company is preparing to have erected on Mt. Mena for the accommodation of guests this summer.
 All the cottages are to oe built after the same plan. They are to be 1sx32 feet; to have a nice large porch, fire place and all the conveniences to make them cosy and comfortable. The plans were sent down here to give the contractors of Mena chance to bid on the work.
The Mena star., 1898-04-13
A CHANGE IN CITY OFFICIALS.
The City Council Fleets and the New
 Officers are Installed.

The old council held meeting Mon- day night and finished up all business on hand administered the oath of office to the newly elected officials and turned the city affairs over to the new administration.
 Bills to the amount of $65.04 were allowed A resolution was passed making the street commissioner s sala- ry $l5o per day Annual reports of all the officers were read and approved.
 After the old council adjourned Mayor Mark Whayne called the new council to order and appointed the following committees for the coming year: Committee on finances: c. A. Smith, L. E. Sutherland and John Paul. Committee on streets. alleys, etc; c. c. Palmer, c A. Smith and w. Seroggins Committee on ordinances; John Paul L. E. Sutherland and c. C. Palmer. Committee on fires and flues; w. Scroggins, c. A. Smith and 0. c. Palmer. Board of health Dr. l.. E. Sutherland, Wm. Scroggins and Dr. H. M. Dagg.
 The bonds of Street missioner May and Marshal Hill were approved and both took the oath of office Meet ing adjourned till the first Tuesday in May.
The Mena star., 1898-04-13
Closing Out Sale.

We decided to close out the Mena store, and for the next few days will offer furniture of all kinds at unheard of bargains, Everything in the house to go regardless of cost. If you are in need of bedroom suit, extension ta- ble, sideboard, center table, bedstead, mattress, springs, wardrobe, cheffon- fer or anything in the line, it well pay you to call and get prices. All goods not sold will be shipped. Remember everything is going at ridiculous prices. No goods will be charged.
 ". H. BooTH & Co
The Mena star., 1898-04-13
Howard County Primary.

Ths results from the democratic primary held in Howard county April ?, gives Carter a small majority over MeRae for congressman. Shaver car ried the county for. circuit judge by twenty-eight majority over Feazel. J. s. Steele for prosecuting attorney. J. M. Holt for representative, c l.. Haller for Sheriff and ex-Senator John Il. Bell for county Judge were success ful. nHr .s.'
The Mena star., 1898-04-13
A Good Blood Purifier.

If you want blood purifier that combines also the valuable qualities of system regulator, get bottle of Priclly Ash Bitters. It is a marvel ous blood purifiers; besides it cleanses, strengthens and regulates the kidneys, stomach, liver and bowels. Sold by F. 0. Savage and Jackson Drug Com pany. lJ-2t
The Mena star., 1898-04-13

" NJ. Palmer is now at work at Mt Mona on the new hotel. " D. Egcff has been on the sick list for a couple of days.
 P. Landes returned Saturday
 from q trip to Kansas City.
 special Easter services were held at each of the churches last Sunday.
 Carl Glitsch came oyer from Win throp to spend Sunday in the city.
 Dr.. A. II Holt has moved his office from Sherwood avenue to De Queen street.
 The Christian church is near enough completed so that services were held there Sunday.
 Numerous fishing parties could have been seen along the clear streams last Sunday.
 Constable Robert Fortner of Venice, was in town on business Monday and called on the Star.
 N. E. Lcwe purchased lot in Eure- ka addition last Saturday. He expects to build on it soon.
 A. W. St John will return to-mor- row from weeks trip to Kansas City and Carthage, Mo.
 A very pleasant evening was spent at the Hotel Capital last Thursday. Dancing and refreshments were the principal features.
 C. c. Palmer and Art Mckee have purchased the s. M Latimer property on Janssen avenue. from his sickness and resumed duty at Jackson's drug store.
 Miss Dot Parker left Monday morn ing to spend few days atJanssen vis- ting with Mrs. J E. Hickman.
 Presiding Elder Sage is spending q few days in the city. He came oyer to hold the quarterly meeting of the Methodist Church.
 Mrs Dr. Preston, who has been talk Ing post graduate work in the Ameri- san Medical College of St. Louis, returned Sunday morning after having her course of study
The Mena star., 1898-04-13

'irs M' Foster, mother of Frank roster arrived Saturday mornino to make her son visit for few days.
 :" call the attention of the Star readers to the auction sale advert,sa. nent of Charles A. McGees prooarv stock.
 /" l. Boyer, Capt Todd and G. w Oanaan left yesterday for ten days, prospecting trip in the southeast part of the county.
 oonn Paul, one of the newly elected aldermen, is having two more cottaoes erected on Amsterdam street which he expects to rent. He is also makino preparations to build brick block on Mena street.
 h. Young purchased through F. d' Reeves & Co, lot in the Eureka addition last week Mir. Young IS q railroad man and expects to build a nice cottage on his property and make his home here.
 ". Il. Riley of Temple. Texas, has taken the position of roundhouse foreman at this point in the place of Shoemaker resigned. Mr. Riley is an all around railroad man and the boys are glad the change was made.
 The Womans Literary Club met with Mrs pr Gibbs yesterday after noon. The attendance was not as large as usual but very interesting time was had studying the history. Next week the club meets with Mrs Sneed.
 Harry Beck, who has held a position of clerk in the bridge and building department at this point, left Sunday to accept the position of superintend- ent of that department on the north ern connection of the Pittsburg & Gulf railroad.
 Port Arthur is quite excited over the incorporation question. The granting of an injunction restraining the elect ion cf the city officers caused the trouble. A census which WI taken few days ago gave the town lO57 inhabitants.
 The citizens living in the west part of town were aroused from sleep about 3 o'clock last Saturday morning by number of shots being fired in rapid succession. It was thought to be fire alarm at first but as the fire failed to appear, it IS supposed some was out practlcing for war | Theodore hobgood of Ft. Worth. Tex. is in the city getting out busi ness directory. He comes very highly | recommended by the press throughout the South, where he has worked | extensively, as a gentleman of busi- ness ability who will carry out the contracts made by him.
 Several baseball enthusiasts held a | meeting Monday night and perfected | an organization to promote that sport
  this season. Steven Neff was elected captain and T. L. Daunly secretary and treasurer, The boys think they can get strong nine this year and hope to give their supporters some rood games during the summer
The Mena star., 1898-04-13

Tom Madden, who received a tele- gram Saturday announcing the death of younger brother at his home in West Plain. Mo-, left on the evening train Saturday to attend the funeral. It is very probable that he will not return to resume his position with Green & Lewis. Mir. Madden has many friends in the city who regret his leaving especially upon such a sad mission.
The Mena star., 1898-04-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
rnp cnNGRESS.

.are authorized to announce the name of
 aaSddse ttf Sf fore ssBssSR op county q subject to the action of the demo- cDst3c primarleS
The Mena star., 1898-04-13

Thos. ". Howard, advance agent of the Lilliputian show which IS to Le here Friday, April l5, was in the city last week billing the show. He prom ises the people good show. They are showing at Texarkana and have been there over a week performing with their trained dogs, ponies, bears, deers and little people to big crowds
 F. P Smiths residence on Fleming street caught fire from a defective fue early Thursday morning. An alarm was turned in and the fire Joys and number of citizens responded promptly but were too late to be of any service as a few buckets of water thrown on by the neighbors put the fire out before it gained any headway.
 The Ladies' Parsonage and Home Mission Society met with Mrs. Sneed Monday afternoon and enjoyed a very interesting meeting. Mesdames H. NJ. DdkSs V. Js 0TCCH' V. ". 6iultu anu McMahon were elected as delegates to the state convention of the Ladies' Parsonage and Home Mission Society which meets at Hot Springs. April 2s. The society meets with Mrs Disbrow next Monday.
 Fishing tackle for all at Post-office Book Store.
The Mena star., 1898-04-13
FOR ASSESSOR.

,r. are authorized to announce the name of
 " " 1nnrham. of Center township as a can A A.h,. h, tnr the nomination for Assessor for dds'c s coutty subject to the action of the demo- cratic primary.
The Mena star., 1898-04-13
A Chance for Some Man.

have 100 bushels of potatoes which I want some farmer to take and plant on shares N. M. ROACH. Sherwood avenue east of depot
 l5-at Mena, Ark.
The Mena star., 1898-04-13
FOR SHERIFF.

,ro are authorized to announce R. s. Allen. N1snssen. ans as a candidate for the nomination oi oiJsshsyiff of Polk county. subject to the TOT loI,on orsf of the democratic primary.
The Mena star., 1898-04-13

"rs. M. Foster, mother of Frank os'er' arrived Saturday morning to "aSe her son visit for few days
The Mena star., 1898-04-13

l. Boyer, Capt Todd and c. w. Oanaan left yesterday for ten days prospecting trip in the southeast part of the county.
The Mena star., 1898-04-13

we call the attention of the Star ieaoers to the auction sale advertise 'nen' ot Charles A. McGee's grocery stock.
The Mena star., 1898-04-13

W NJ. Palmer is now at work at Mt Mona on the new hotel.
The Mena star., 1898-04-13

Jonn Paul, one of the newly elected aldermen, is having two more cottages erected on Amsterdam street which he expects to rent. He is also makinp preparations to build brick block on Mena street.
The Mena star., 1898-04-13

Fishing tackle for all at Post-office Book Store.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-04-02
CHAPTER XII.

When Florence rcgainc1 strength
enough to move she crcpt slowly back
to her little pnr!or, where the beacon
lights that were to summon her hus-
band were still faithfully, frnitlcssly
burning. She looked in at the DINING
room and its preparation for cheer aud
welcome, and turned away with IL
shivcr of disgust. and then, with Il moan
CT pathetic misery, threw herself into
an armchair aud tried to think. What
should she do2 What could she do? Her
Love for Randy wns so fond, SO glowing
that she had gifted him with the quail
tics OF a god, leaning upon him in every
thing. trusting him in everything, rely
Ing upon his word as though it were n
pledge on high; and yet within these
few hours he had, all unaskcd, given
her his proinisr not tn see or speak with
that-w"niln again except he came first
to hcr-his wifc-and tn!t! her the need;
then had gone secretly, almost directly,
to meet his old love in the, shadows of
the night long fter the hour that usnal-
ly saw the last light rxiing.ishel along
officers row.
If her old friend from baby days, the
colonel, had come to her and said TINT
Randy was fa.sc; il her idol, her be-
loved father, had added his condirma-
tinn Of the co!oncl's views, she would
have laughed them down 80 long AZ