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All Cr.ditor. paid In Full

Cameron. Texas. March 12.--The Black
Land Bank OF Rosebud, Texas. @. ID. Wolf,
proprietor, which, In the early part OF
December last failed by executing gen.
eral deed of assignment for the beneht
OF All Its creditors. settled up It's affairs
on last Friday by paying off all OF its
creditors. dollar for dollar.
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pnnullst MeeIinw.

Ennis. Texas, March l2.--At meeting
o. tie populists Of this city last hsn .
w Mcclellan was elected permanent
chairman. and George W. Thomsson per-
manent secretary Delegates wefe ap
.s.,,,ad ~ represent the populist party o.
, rsl,,,s AZ the precinct convention 10 "
held in this city March 10
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Bettram. Texas. March 12,-This even
ing at 4 o'clock Charley Jennings was
stabbed to death by James Turner. The
difficulty aroee by jennings asking Turner
not TO go with his daughter. Mr.. Jenninga
leaves a vito end nine children. Turner
was arrested.
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s.,, poIiticuI interest.

Victoria, Texas. March 1l,-Although the
civ election occurs on April 5, not a sin
Gle announcement of any candidacy mas
vet appeared. AN exciting campaign Was
o,nected but the prospects are now ior .
80 tame one. AS little interest is mani
feeted In the State campaign, Ihe w..
ems Of Victoria have BEEN Iaore lnteres,eu
o,r railroads than In political AFFAIRS,
h ~ they will warm UP in due time
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MiilIcan. Texas. March 12.-Yesterday
about p. m. at the negro house Of Gipp
Holman, three miles south OF Millican, 10
the absence OF the mother, little child
about years old, while ealing his dinner,
was shot and Instantly killed. his head
being blown on by a shotgun, How II hap
uened Is not known. There were two other
children in the house. boy Of ~ years and
q girl OF o.
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make It unanimous. instead OF leaving n
oy majority. motion was lest j. G. Los-
eing OF Ennis presided and spoke in favor
81 mild test. Primary election was I
ior June =. executive committee meeting
convention meets on the same day.
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bought the MicheIm Mil.

Lufki4. Texas. March 11.--Colonel WIZ
liam Cameron has bought the Micheili
mill property and prospects, are that the
mill will be started up In a very short
while. This Is one OF the largest saw mills
in East Texas and viii give employment
70 several hundred hands.
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s,ycr.-uurle.on CjIub.

Granger, Texas. March 12.--A saycrs
BurIeson club of over 100 members We
organized here this week with Captain y
w. Posey as temporary chairman and r. :.
Bland as temporary secretary.
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A Snxcrs Meeting.

Austin, Texas. March d2.-The advocates
of Major Savers held an enthusiastic meet
ing in the district court room tonight. A
central Travis county campaign organiza-
ton was perfected.
r. L. Bolts. T. w. Gregory and w. NJ.
Walton were called upor for speeches and
responded in eloquent tribute to Major
Savers worth and democracy. The cam
paign character assassin" was vehement
~ denounced and a clean fight pledged.
A letter was read from Il. M. Swearin-
gen regretting that sickness kept him
away. He begged that his name be en-
listed In the cause of Major Savers. DR..
swearingen was elected president OF the
Travis County Campaign club.
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nj Memory of d;eneral saYers.

Gonzales. Texas March LA meeting
af the Gonzales Bar association was held
In the city Of Gonzales in the distrirt court
room Il the court HOUSE. for tho puypese
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NEXT CONVENTION.

There VIII ne 1Oa0 Delegates En-
titled to Seats.
Austin. Texas. March l2.--There will be
lo4S votes in the next State democratic
convention, the representation being
based upon the vote cast for Culberson for
governor In 1925. one delegate being all
lowed for each 300 votes so cast. Each
county will be entitled to the following
number of delegates
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hae,,s. a'e Texas, March ~ lat a
hinss p the democratic executive com
~, q Ellis county this afternoon
~ - ----4AA On q vote 10
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mates for Congress-.

Alvin, Texas, March ~ .'i' -
,h,s r,rt az Brazoria county OF Mr.. wha'
ton Bates OF Angleton are speaN'ns - 80 -
MS a possible successor TO hawies s 80.
coueress From what can pc iearnea mi
nomination would not be AZ an uis'aa''ir
TO Mr.. Bates.
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Alvin, Braaoria County. Texas, March ~
strawberries are moving at Lively Ia,e'
Several hundred crates are shipoen lay
rut the fruit is not vet al its best Tue
cloudy weather prevents them from r,psn-
ing properly. Very fair prices are psinf
received.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
second District.

Fort Worth, Texas, March 12.-Procced-
ings In the court of civil appeals for tie
Second supreme judicial district:
Motions submitted: For rehearing--Dodge
NC sienor ct al, from Hardeman; Texas
and Pacific Railway company vs.. King.
from Nolan; Armstrong company VS.. Mer-
chants and Farmers National bank. from
Parker: Cooper VS.. Hiner, from Hood:
Robbins VS.. Ginnocchio from Tarrant To
dismiss appeal--Gorham ct al VS.. Morgan.
from Taylor To file record--collins ct al
VS.. Chastaine, from Eastland, 70 ne
brief-Kellogg ct al VS.. McCabe ct al. from
Young. g..
Motions decided; Rehearing refused-Su-
nrome Lodge National Reserve association
VS. Moreland from Tarrant; Mckay vs..
state OF Texas ex rel b. p. Ward, from
Hansford; Bell VS.. Stewart ct al, rom Paio
pinto. To dismiss appeal refused-Gorhaln
81 n, VS.. Morgan, from Taylor. To fills
record eranted--Collins ct al VS., chastain-.
from Eastland To file conclusions of law
and fact oyerruled Marshall ct al VS.. Will
| Jams from Cooke.
Cases reversed and emanded--Iseonard,
| Jr VS.. Worsham, from Clay; kemp Gro
| Gerry company VS.. Cassells, from Mon.ashe.
reversed and remanded unless refnittltur
! ~ sac IL filed within twenty days or
| sham vs. Cox. from Clay.
Observation-Disclosures Vs. Mobley, from
Tarrant. story ct al Vs. Birdweli CT al. from
I,aIo pinto; Rogers VS.. Oates, from Wise;
| Rector vs. Eruth Cattle company, from
Mratb. wright vs.. Solomon, from Clay
4 Fifth District,
| Dallas, Texas, March 12.--Proccedings In
court Of clyl appeals for the Fifth Judicial
district today;
Affirmed-H s. White ct al vs.. s. b.
Dabney ct al Dallas county; ]. ID. Watkins
"a j. ID. Atwell. kaufman county; city OF
| Iefferson VS. Marshall National bank
Marion o,Inty; Texas and Pac.fie Railway
| company W.. w, -. Brockmsn. Van landi
| county; c. G. Clemens vs.. Sanborn Farm
and Live Stock company, Grayson county;
| w. r. Broom vs. Bell a. Simmington. Col
4 Inns county,
W.. Mrs. Sally Ritter, rehearing, overruled.
| Mary Murray VS.. Dallas Homestead and
Loan company, TO dismiss appeal, grantedi
1 Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway com
| many vs. JAerey Potts. to dismiss appeal
Granted: Scottish Union aad Nail Insurance
Company rs c II. Clancy, affirm on Ger.
| ttfieate, granted; Paris, Marshall am
Sabine Pass Railway company W. II y
4 Killingsworth. affirm on certificate, grant
led; II. c. Mccord ct al va. Lola Hollomat
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~ aisdS -. s..s i
l Armstrong ]
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! Bastrop -. ...... Q
Baylor i. ....... l
1 Bell 50. ....... Id
| Blanco ). ...... 81 /
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5 Brazoria j. ..... 4
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8 Calhoun ). .. :. !
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3 Dewitt .. q. -. 6
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1 Ellis :. ........ 20
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DtOyn =. =. .....
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Glasscock >. =. .. I
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Grayson .. :. -. 26
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5 Liberty =. So. !
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l Madison .. =. -.
4 Martin >. -. 49,. >
2 Matagorda >. 49,.
9 McCulloch :. 80.
/ McMullen :. 49,.
2 Menard :. .......
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Q Mitchell :. 49,.
0 Montgomery =. =.
1 Morris =. >. -.
1 Nacogdoches :.
1 Newton .. 1850.
9 Nueces >. :. -.
] Oldham :. >. ..
3 Palo Pinto $3.50.
Z Parker -. $3.50.
l Pecos .. =. ....
4 Potter >. >. go.
2 Rains .. ........
/ Red River .......
2 Refugio :. .....
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4 Runnels =. .....
s Sabine :. .......
2 San Jacinto 80.
2 San Saba ......
/ Seurry :. ,....'..'
/ Shelby .. $500.
1 Smith >. 5000. ]
! Starr :. ..."...
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1 Sutton =. ......
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3 Terry :. :. go"
l Titus :. :. ....'s
IL Tom Green $50.
Is ylci - -
s Upton >. :. 1890
2 Val Verde $3.50.
8 Van Zandt :. -.
a Waller -. :. 80:
/ Washington >. ..
4 Wharton :. ....
] Wichita :. =. =.
Q Williamson .. :.
4 Winkler -. -.
II Wood :. ......"
1 Young >. =. -.
/ Zayalla -. .'."
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lumber of delegates

boruen. s........
Bowie.
| Brazos...
| -Briscoc. ,.,,,,
| Burleson...
Caldwell.
Callahan. ......
| Camp.
| Cass.. ,,........
| Chambers. ......
| Childress.
Cochran. .......s
| Coleman. .......
Collingsworth...
| Comal. .........
| Concho. ........
Coryen.
| Crane. ..........
Crosby.
| Dallas. 2
| Deaf Smith. -.
Denton. .........
Dickens. ........
Donley.
Eastland. .......
Edwards. .......
Encinal ..........
Erath. ..........
Fannin. J
Fisher. ..-......
Toard, ..........
Franklin. 5000.
Frio.
Gaines. .........
| Gillespie. .......
Goliad. ..........
Gray...........
Gregg. .........
Guadalupe. .....
Hall.
Hansford ~.
Hardin. .........
Harrison. ...... ]
Haskell. ........
Hemphill. ......
/ Hidalgo. ........
| Hockey.
Hopkins. .......
| Howard. ........
| HutclhfnsOn.....
| Jack.
Jasper. .........
| Jefferson. .......
Jones.
Kaufman. ...... ]
Kent. ...........
Kimble.
Kinney.
/ Lamar. .........
Lampasas. ......
Lavaca. ....."..
Leon.
Limestone. -. ]
Live Oak.
Loving. .........
Lynn. ...........
Marion. .........
Mason. ..........
Maverick. .......
McLennan .....
Medina. .........
Midland. ........
Mills. ..........
Montague. ......
Moore.
Motley. .........
Navarro. .......
Nolan.
Ochiltree. .......
Orange.
Pamela. .........
Farmer. ........
Polk.
Preside. ......-.
Randall. .......
Reeves. .........
Roberts. ........
Rockwell. 1850.
RuSk.
San Augustine.
SAN Patriclo....
Schleicher. .....
Shackelford. 80.
Sherman. ......s
Somervell. ......
stephens. .......
Stonewall. ......
Swisher. .......
Taylor. .........
Throckmorton..
Travis.
Trinity.
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Uyalde. .-....".
Victoria. .......
, Walker.
| Ward. ..........
Webb. ..........
/, Wheeler. .......
Wilbarger, ......
j, Wilson. .-....'..
|, Wise, ..........'
Yoaknm. .......'
Zapata. .....'.:
The Mena star., 1898-05-04
They Visit Mena.

A special train, composed of one din- ing car and one Pullman, arrived from the north Friday at 5;25 p. m. and was sidetracked here for an hour and a half, The train had small party of foreigners on board in charge of F. A. Hornbe land commissioner of the Pittsburg & Gulf and was going through to Port Arthur.
 With the party, besides Mir. Horn beck were the following named gentlemen: k. Van Essen, of Amster- dam; J. T. Gibson, of London; H. de Goeijen, of Zwolle; J. de Goeijen, jr., of Amsterdam; F. H. Nije. of Amster- sterdam; John Scott, of New York; w R. Vermeulen. of Zwolle; H. Visscher, of Kansas City.
 They were met at the station by Col. Landes and few of our citizens and escorted around town, viewing some of the business houses and residences, all expressing great surprise and pleas ure at the wonderful growth made, as well as of the bright prospects for the town in the future.
 Mir. J. de Goeijen, jr., while here evinced the same lively interest Tn Me- na as customary, arranging to supply the Woman's Literary club of Mena with few choice books and other lit erature to assist the ladies in tn cir studies.
 To representative of the Star he stated that on this trip he brought a nice large picture of the young Queen of Holland to hang in the Mt. Mena Inn at Mt. Mena, leaving it at Kansas City to be framed. He also stated that while in New York during the winter his wife and children all passed through serge of the measles and for period of two weeks were quarantined so he could not see them.
 Mir. E. Van Essen purchased two lots in block 27, and H. de Goeijen pur- chased two lots in block 14, each ar ranging for the erection of house. At the hour set the party sped on their way south to the gulf.
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LON TO CuBH..
Are You Ready to Answer the Ex. pected Call of Our Gov
 ernment For
100000 Volunteers

These men will face greater danger than Spanish bullets. Cuba has an unhealthy eli mate, which none but hardy, vigorous bodies can resist.
 YOU may be one of that splendid army; hence, if you wish tc avoid miserable record of sickness. or possibly worse, you should at once put your system in condition to with stand the baneful Cuban climate. If your di- gestion is disturbed, blood impure, bowels ir- regular or you have malarial germs in your system, take liberal and frequent doses of Prickly Ash Bitters; 1t is the greatest system regulator and blood purifier on earth It clean ses the bowels. cures constipation, relieves in- digestion, vitalizes tho blood, strengthens the kidneys liver, stomach and bowels. It's mary elous and strengthening properties will so fortify the body that it will be proof against the germs of yellow fever, malaria or cholera. In short, it keeps the system in perfect order. PUT A BOTTLE IN YoUR KNAPsACK.
 F. c. Savage and Jackson Drug Co.
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A FATAL WRECK.
Engineer Lowe Dead-Fireman kirk-
 ham Dying.

Engineer Lowe and Fireman Kirk into the ditch and both were fatally hurt, being horribly scalded, cut and bruised. Lowe only lived short time and Kirkham is expected to die at any moment.
 Mir. Lowe's family live at Pittsburg, while Mrs Kirkham has been stopping at the Mountain Inn. At one o'clock today she was furnished special train to go to her husband.
 Something over S1 1000 insurance was carried by each man. Kirkhain is we'll and very favorably known in Mena, being quite favorite among the railroad boys.
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INTO A WASHOUT.
Special Conveying J. de 0oeien, IT,, and Party Ditched-Engineer
 and Fireman Injured.

At about o'clock this morning the special which left herc at o'clock last night conveying MT. de Goeijen and party, on their return trip to Kansas City, ran into washout near Vest vile, just beyond Stilwell, ditching the engine and forward car.
 Fortunately, the sleeper in which Mr, de Goeljen and party were asleep did not leave the track.
 Owing to this accident and washout the train from the north was 12 hours late
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Stoves and Ranges.

A carload of the celebrated Bridge & Beach cook stoves and ranges just re- ceived at the Lloyd hardware store on De Queen street. Please call and ex- anime the neatest and best stove ever offered for sale in Polk county. 17-tf
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Notice of Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore known as Keen & Depew, architects and builders, is thls 14th day of April, 1898 dissolved by mutual consent and either member will hereafter make plans or contract on his own responsi- bility 16-4t KEEN S DEPEw.
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For Sale.

Wagon, team and harness, one good seven-year-ol mule, and fve-year-old mare. If you want to buy it would pay you to:investigate. $50 cash gets bar gain. Call on or address
 17-4w W. A. EcHoLs, Polk Go. Rich Mountain. Ark.
The Mena star., 1898-05-04

Contractor DeEeW HdS d IOfce or men .,ecting three cottages at Mt. Mena
 Mrs. G. W. James made a trip to Texarkana last week, returning Sat urdsy.
 Geo. A. Clark this week sold his gro sery store to w. A Ewen who is now in charge.
 R. A. Mooer, of Searcy, Ark. is here on visit to his brother-in-law, Dr. l.. S. Lindsay.
 Joe Mckee and Geo. McCrayey came down from the mountain and spent Sunday in the city.
 We have at this office for distribu- ton few Rocky Ford mellon seed. First call, first served.
 S D. Doyle, who has been in charge of Booths furniture store here. depart ed for IeXarkana Friday.
 ". R. Blocksom and family are mov- ing into their five-room cottage on Herman street this week ! Geo. Barringer, of Coffeyville, Kan, arrived Saturday by team overland for visit to his brother, William.
 The street commissioner is doing good job grading Honert avenue, be- tween De Queen and Main streets.
 J.0.Thomas has the foundations laid for two more cottages on the same block with the two he recently com pleted
 A good move has been made Tn es- tablishing rock pile on which to work the city prisoners in preparing rock to macadamize the streets of the city.
 4"cSSt ?. isaiuchs LdNIShce duu V" ell are erecting two nice cottages for Councilman John Paul on Flemming street. One of these is nearly com pleted.
 l. W. Welch is having large four room addition built to his residence on Amsterdam street, near the corner of Port Arthur ave. He will have very pretty residence.
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2 LOCAL NEWS NOTES. S
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
pop CONGRESS.

are authorized to announce the name of H s danddse c of sssss'sn op counws coun.sss. subject to the action of the demo- ssystlc primaries.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

we are authorized to announce the name of Durham Q, Uensei rOWsnshap sor as can pOlS coutty subject to the action of the demo- cratic primary.
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A Chance for Some Man.

I have 100 bushels of potatoes which I want some farmer to take and plant on shares. N. M. RoACH. Sherwood avenue east of depot
 15-st Mena, Ark.
The Mena star., 1898-05-04

rrosecutirg Attorney Carl Gl;tscb came over from Winthrop Mondav to spend few days. Carl is ma,,ino Int, oi trouble for the saloon keeners in Little River county.
 W. A. Story, of De Queen, is here on d Visit to his friend. Judge T. M. Car der. Mir. Story is newspaper man ana set type in an office Mir Carder owned many years ago.
 partnership has been formed be- tween Attorneys W. L Matheny and Mark r. Olney. Both are pro. gressive young men and the partner. snip formed will be strong one.
 Married on May lst, at the residence of the brides father, Elder Pleasant Campbell, Mr. John L. Scarburch and Miss Florence M. Campbell, at Rocky. Ark, Rev. John W. Feds officiating.
 J. W. Edwards is hauling lum Der preparatory to erecting a green house on his residence property in the Eure ka addition. He intends to prepare to supply the trade for plants and cut flowers
 MT. Sewall, whom we mentioned last week as having purchased two resi- dence lots near Jansen park, has de- cided to build before bringing his fam fly here, as he cannot find house for rent to live in.
 T. l.. Wescott of Hatton, formerly of Carthage, Mo, was in Mena last week and assured his friends that he would do good work in his section of the county toward moving the county seat to this place
 Mrs. Geo. NJ. Craig was on the south bound train Monday that was detain ed. here several hours by the wash-out. on her way to join her husband at Port Arthur, and while here was the guest of MT. and Mrs. ]. P. Landes
 According to the De Queen Bee Rev. Childers who held revival meetings here few months ago in the Method ist church, was fake, having been thrown out of the church for immoral conduct while preaching in Texas.
 Vice President F.. L. Martin, of the Pittsburg & Gulf. was on the north bound passenger from Port Arthur Friday, and in company with Mir. Hubbard, went out of town on the en- zine, probably beating the conductor out Of his fare in that way.
 News comes from Oklahoma that Henry Ward, young man who used to contribute to the funds of the city for committing various misdemenors, has been sentenced to 99 years in the penitentiary for his connection with a big robbery at Chandler, Okla.
 James NJ Moore, an intelligent farm mer from near Gam, was caller at the Star office last Friday with re- newal of hls subscription. Speaking of the county seat proposition, he stat ed that it was clearly to the interest of the county to move it to Mena, and he thought all of the people of his neigh borhood were in favor of it and would so vote.
The Mena star., 1898-05-04

w c. Wilson. of Black Springs, was in town this morning, bringing lot of fat hogs to market. He is candi- date for sheriff of Montgomery coun- ty, his home being over thirty miles from here.
The Mena star., 1898-05-04
voO COUNTY AND PROBATE JUDGE.

ware authorized to announce James NJ. u,,ton as a candidate for County and Probate Indve subject to the action of the Democratic party.
The Mena star., 1898-05-04
FOR SHERIFF.

ra are authorized to announce R. s. Allen, ,wTsnsser,. as a candidate for the nominat ton ooIsssberif ooI of Polk county subject to the iv, il.t,on o, of the democratic primary.
The Mena star., 1898-05-04
To Cure A Cold ln One pay

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. June s
The Mena star., 1898-05-04

'rosecutirg Attorney Carl Glitsch came over from Winthrop Monday to spend a few days. Carl is making lots ', trouble for the saloon keepers in Little River county.
The Mena star., 1898-05-04

William Barringer, who came here from Missouri this spring and located on the York place near town, setting out several acres of strawberries, re- ports that with his many years ex- perience in Missouri he never saw plants do so we'll and make so fine a growth.
The Mena star., 1898-05-04

W. A. Story, of De Queen, is here on Visit to his friend, Judge T. M. Car oer. Mir Story is a newspaper man anu set type in an office Mir. Carder owned many years ago.
The Mena star., 1898-05-04

Fishing tackle of all kinds at the Postoffice Book Store. 18-tf