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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02
WHITES SPEECH.
Democratic Candidate For Governor
Addresses a Meeting This
Afternoon
Sticks to His Text Of Anti.1mperial-
ism But Arrouses Little En-
thusiasm.

Hon. Fred White. the democratic
nominee for governor, addressed a cou-
pie Of hundred people in the east court
room this afternoon on the political is
sues. Mr.. White arrived on the Great
Western from Dubuque, and spent the
balance of the forenoon in visiting at
the Soldiers Home. Mr.. White, among
others of his acquaintance at the
Home, found his old company COM
mander. Capt. LaPorte.
The afternoon meeting was not par
ticularly enthusiastic. although Mr..
White is forcible speaker and a vigor
Gus campaigner. He followed the line
of thought taken up in most OF his adj
dresses during the present campaign.
but his vigorous assault on the gov
lernment's policy in the Philippines
failed to arouse a very sympathetic
chord.
Mr.. White was introduced by Mr. w.
H. Calhoun. He devoted the opening of
his address to the tariff issue, and
claimed that the republicans and their
tariff laws were not responsible for the
| present prosperous times. which the
| speaker admitted now prevail. He said
| that because hard times and democratic
success happened at the same time was
no proof that one was responsible for
the other. Mr.. White said that the hard
| times of few years ago prevailed the
world over, while now prosperity affects
every people on the earth.
In regard to state conditions, Mr..
/ White argued on the same theories, and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Robert h. Mantell in 1.-The Dagger
and the Cross.,'

Robert b. Mantell I'm 1.-The Dagger
and the Cross
Robert Manteil has essayed many
roles, some with success and others in
which he failed to secure the popular
favor of the critics and his audience.
He has now hit upon 4 character in
which he excels, that of Bernardo Rou-
billac in w. A. Tremayne's dramatiza-
ton of Hatton's novel. The Dagger
and the Cross in which he appeared
at the Odeon last night. Roubillac
loves with all the ardor of Romeo,
and suffers the remorse of Hamlet
for his jealous deeds Yet his personal
character is an excellent one, and Its
different phases were portrayed by
Mantell with quiet force and fidelity
to detail that were artistic. The audi
ence was thoroughly capable of ex-
pressing it's appreciation. The play IT.
self is extraordinarily tragic, and with
those who desire the usual ending to an
ordinary love tale it will not be popu-
lar, no more than is classic music to
the one incapable of appreciation.
The supporting company, while very
good in some respects, could be i'm
;proved upon In others. Marie Booth
Russell's character of Francesca, with
all its Inconsistencies was beyond
lcriticism. The piece was deliberately
ldressed and staged. special scenery be-
ling carried for each of the five acts. In
most respects it was the most artistic
| production seen at the Odeon SO far
I this season.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02
CALIFORNIA.
rhrourh rourist sleeper..

Each Tuesday during he winter sea-
son the b., c. r.. s. n. railway will run
a tourist sleeping car through to Cali
fornia. These sleepers will be attached
to Main line train No. and will run to
Los Angeles and San Francisco via
Kansas City, Fort Worth, Tex, and
the Southern Pacific railway-the ideal
southern route, free from delays and
snow blockades. The time is only four
days. The berths are large enough to
accommodate two persons. A special
conductor and colored porter accom-
pany each car to attend to the wants OF
passengers Meals served in the dining
car or may be prepared on cooking
range provided for that purpose.
For full information regarding rates,
time of trains, berth reservations, ETC.,
call on agents of this line or address
Mr.. John G. Farmer. A. G. P. & 7. A.,
Cedar Rapids. Ia.
Write for descriptive matter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02

used the tax levies OF the various state
administrations from Governor LARA
bee to the present to show that IT was
the people, and not the republican par
ty. who paid off the state debt.
Mr.. White predicted that Bryan
would be elected so sure as he was nom
mated, but the reference to the Nepras-
kan caused stampede among the vet
Grams from the home. who We're present
in goodly numbers, and a large NUMBER
of them left the hall in body. One OF
them remarked that he had neara
enough-that he wanted no Bryan IN
his.
Mr.. White did not dwell at length on
the silver issue. but gave 1T a passing
compliment. His position on the Phii-
ippine question is an old story.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02

. observation-disclosures, ,,ot;oa az Ar - A.
ean,,,a,.,,, q. tho Central ana
80, l.,..,s ~ ,n,;,a .h,naas foliows.
.,I,,s ..s,ot;an !. Z, 6 NcAtanus "a
- e,aner,l announcement of
80 ~ :. :, and q \. & & II rail-
i. ,,,,,o,,,oa5 in ,he. f,lloyine cir
l.,,,,,. sa,,, c,,t from me office Of presi
dsn, Ac,.art.
!. :, N.,tap,,s ;s apnointed
,ra,,ara,' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES az This company.
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after pe $500 - NJ N1cNyapue 70
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the once " So . .. ,ha
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peit me Win .ns .e 80 ~ nurnoss
& haseern .a..M - nracticallr t,,rn
OIL the Neau - ~ M, W., roa6 !
over .he niaae 80. of,,cisls Massrs.
10 .hS ,a,1an,s
Dusan any n,.aa hose off,cial ti+le
W. :. -. ,4'.i,,,, cont hut Who il
IS .ilae % pu. ..,,rasentativa IN all
the ples.ue go, ,hx,t affect the twc
oiieiai .ia..ss - n tha vernac,,lar al
as o. CO. o., thing, has beer
tl.e s.,e - t., tt,a rail,yax. business
Wi.ii ~ ~, - Ha started IN
lor nea.is 80, 49,. went down q
o. LOUIS slu 80 Marshalltown as
| ieAas' anu "a .,,,srt when tba latte,
ci'iel eisth ~ -, ,,,an.gar of tba Iowa
was iliaue ha,,aa+i,, IN 1904 wbar
central ,' su a.',td - The office Of gen.
Aeneil "as =, ma Elpin Toilet &
erai lianas ~ .ad;t;on ~ m.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02
ON easy STREET. :"
Way to Be Rid of the
Coffee Habit.

TT was hard to give up coffee, but l
was one of the poor unfortunates who
had known the horrors of Indigestion,
caused in part, if not wholly, from the
use of it. so when DR.. Clemens advised
me to leave off coffee and take Postum
Cereal Food Coffee in its place l was
quite ready to do so.
That was something over three
years ago.
Il have been using Postum Food Cof-
fee ever since and the benefit obtained
has been remarkable. When l drink
Postum / have no trouble at all with
indigestion. am glad to send you a
list of names of friends whom l know
would be benefited by leaving off cof-
fee and using Postum Food Coffee.
Mary C. Whitney, Dover, Ohio"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02
THE BEETHovENs.
Mrs. E. Lawrence Is Hostess to The

society.
The Beethovens met Wednesday at
ternoon at the pleasant home Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Lawrence on West Main.
Despite the disagreeable weather there
was large attendance and well rem
dered program was prepared, as foi-
lows:
Duet-Romeo and Juliet
Miss cripps and Mrs. Devine.
The Heath. s. Gustave Lang
Mrs. r. G. Peterson.
Schubert's Serenade.. ....Liszt
Mrs. i. Lawrence.
Columbian Minuet.. !. ~. ..Delahrye
Miss Clara Grips.
Nocturing, OPP. go. .....Ghopln
Miss nellie Whitton.
Valse.. .Suriking
Miss Aleene Patterson.
Duet, Spring Song violin aud
piano. !. Mende!ssohn
Mesdames n. b. Hoyt and f. Lawrence,
Guests present aside from club mem
bers We're Mrs. Frank Croker. Mrs
Il. A. Harris, Mrs. c. O. Rogers. Mrs
y. b. Hoyt. ST.. Mrs. Thad Evans and
Mrs. ID. T. Smith.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02
CONGRESSMAN COUSINS At oDEoN TONIGHT.

and Fifth Iowa
in that Mr. Cousins has
given of Marshalown
during the present
paign his
and welcome for every one
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02
LAUREL.

Nov Judge Smith. of Albion. made
IA short visit with relatives here the last
of the week.
ceeil Rogers is visiting with his
brothers. c. S. and t. c.. in Dickinson
county
Mrs. II. A. weissenhurger received a
telegram Monday announcing the death
Iof her father, Charles Werner. at
Ladd H.. and left for that place Mon
day evening to attend the funeral.
ID. w. Maytag writes from Chicago
that his health is improving and he has
hopes that a cure can be effected in his
case without the use of the knit.
Mrs. w. ID. Ingraham has been quite
| sick for some time past and there is
| but little Improvement in her condition.
AT meeting of the school board held
the 3lst inst. teachers We're chosen for
1.-THE winter term as follows: No. ?. Will
| Cowan; No. 3, George w. Fanton: No.
II, Glen Bowen; No. S, principal. c. f..
Gaunt; primary. Mrs. C. NJ. Gaunt. Dis
tricts No. L. 4, and 6 are still without
1 teachers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02
4 Gard of THANKS.

II wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers of chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for
having put on the market such Won
derful medicine. says w. W. Massin-
gill of Beaumont, Texas. There are
many thousands of mothers whose chill
dren have been saved from attacks of
dysentery and cholera infantum who
must also feel thankful. II is for sale
by druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02

Mercy,-How you cough - Mulrs
Lightning Cough Cure will stop it. It's
only % cents bottle and guaranteed by
all druggists. For sale by the Mcbride
& Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02

tainly creeping up in the railway world
and stands high among western rail
road officials today.
George Marsh comes down to the
main Office, and is placed in the chief
train disnatcher,s department."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02
ARRESTED FOR ENLIGHTENMENT.

Lloyd II. Maxwell Made Defendant in
an Action Brought by a I, typewriter
Company.
Mr.. Lloyd Maxwell, of this city. was
arrested Wednesday evening by Cons
stable Nicholson upon a charge of em-
bezzlement upon information filed IN
Justice Aliens court by Mr.. G. NJ. Car
penter. of Des Moines. manager for the
branch house Of the United Typewriter
and Supply Company, by which firm
Mr. Maxwell is employed. Upon his ar
rest Mr. Maxwell was arraigned. plead
ed not guilty and furnished bonds in
the sum OF $500. The hearing is set for
Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
When the arrest was made Mr.. Max
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02

Stop that cough right away with
Mulls Lightning Cough Cure. Twenty
ave cents. For sale by the Mcbride &
Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02

You never know what form Of blood
poison viii follow constipation. Keep
the liver clean by using DeWitt's Little
Early Risers and you will avoid trou-
Bile. They are famous little pills for
constipation and liver and bowel trou-
Iblss. All druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02
4 NEW CENTRAL |. ,. A.
Nj. James d. Whitaker, Of St. Paul,
Appointed a Travelling Pas
ssnger Agent.
The Appointment Went Into Effect
Wednesday Walters and Sees
ssngutt General Agents.
Promotions For G. s. McManus, Geo.
s. Wright and Geo. H. Marsh,
Former Central Men.

Effective Wednesday, Nov. 1, Mr..
James H. Whitaker. of St. Paul, was
appointed travelling passenger agent of
the Iowa Central railroad, with head
quarters in this city.
A circular to that effect, signed by
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
George S. Batty, and approved by Act
ing General Manager j. N. Tittemore,
was issued from the general offices
Wednesday,
Mr.. Whitaker is no stranger in rail-
road circles, he having had about sew
enteen years railroad experience. all of
which, practically, has been in the pas
senger service. For a number of years
MIR. Whitaker has been city passenger
and ticket agent for the Minneapolis,
st. Louis & st. Paul, at st. Paul. but
more recently he has been employed in
the Northern Pacific passenger depart
ment under General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Charles s. Fee
MIR. Whitaker's appointment is a nee
essary addition to the force, as the ter
ritory is too great for two men to
cover we'll. Mr.. Charles S. Walters and
Mr.. j. b. Seessengutt will hereafter be
known as general agents of the pas
senger department, with headquarters
respectively at Marshalltown and Pc
III
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02
FORMER CENTRAL MAN PRO-
NOTED

The Joliet. ILL.,, Daily Republican tells
of promotions to several former Iowa
Central men. of the G. III. Ackert reg
ime. now serving in various capacities
on the F., j. & f. and c.. L. S. & F.
roads. of which Mr.. Ackert. formerly
general manager of the Central, is now
president and general manager.
The promotions affect Mr.. 9. S. Nc
Manus, formerly trainmaster of the
Central and a resident of this city, who
is made general superintendent of the
roads; Mr.. George S. Wright. formerly
chief clerk in the office of ex- Master
Car Builder e. r. Carver. of the Cen
trail. who is made general storekeeper.
and Mr.. George Fl. Marsh. who is
placed in the chief train dispatcher $
office. The Joliet paper also contains
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-02
Get in on the Ground Floor.

This applies to two classes of people.
Those who are interested for the pur
pose OF investment or speculation and
those who for any reason desire to
change their business locations.
To any person in either class the new
towns located and owned by the Chi
cago & Northwestern Railway Com
pany along it's new lines of railroad
now being constructed offer the most
tempting inducements.
Prices of lots in these towns are still
absolutely on the ground floor and are
sure winners either for investors or lo-
Gators.
The Northwestern also owns nearly
one-half million acres Of splendid tim
Der land, adapted to general farming,
which is for sale at very low prices.
Write for information to j. F. Cleve-
land, land commissioner. Chicago &
Northwestern Railway Company, Chi
cago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-18

KITE-At the family lesidenee on West Fifth avenue in this city Fri day 1norning August k, 1S99 Mrs. \, '. Kite, the beloved wife Of Dr. '. S. Kite, age about 67 years.
 The deceased was 8 most estima- ble woman. Although an invalid almost all her life, she managed to devote a great deal of her time to re- Hgioas affairs and was q devout christian, 4 husband i5 left to mourn her death. Te him the sym pathy of the entire eoU muaity goes out.
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1rIsn- -Kteseipnnr.

At a recent meeting of the Dublin Royal society a paper was read by Mir. Pollok on some large deposits of kieselghur which occur on the banks of the Bann. at the point where it emerges from Lough Neagh. Kiesel- ghur is used now for several industrial purposes. and although the deposit in question is apparently not suitable for making dynamite, yet it is of excep- tional purity and if found in quantity should soon find a market It is stated 10 be in the highest degree probable that Che whole bottom of the Eough Neagh is covered with similar deposit of diatomous earth, which as is well known, is formed Of the siIic0us rec mains of low forms of aquatic plants. Under the microscope the Bann de- posit is found to consist of Httle cubic box-shaped diatoms.-London Ghron- icle.
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Mrs. Lily Langtry, who recently acquired new husband aged 28, slastens to correct the newspaper g.eports Shat she is 47 and declares sde is only g. No wonder she feels eEbittered toward the press. Such u aisrepresen tatjon is an unpardoa- aele ofense to the average woman, aad Mrs, Gangtrv is no more than aa average woman In some respects.
 Arkansas Democrat.
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A general order has been issued by General Superintendent Brittou of the Cotton Belt. that no head or sub-head of departments should re- tain in his employ any relative and Chat all departments should report immediately as to their condition in this respect. The order applies to this entire system and vii be most felt in tbe St. Loais offices.
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4 DANGEROUS CHARACTER. John Jordan, the. Supposed Murderer
 Is at Last Jailed.

John Jordan, the supposed negro murderer who has long been wanted by the Jefferson county authorities, is now in the Jefferson county jail He was brought back here Thurs day by Constable Joe PHkington, who has been searching the country for him ever since a reward was offered for his arrest and conviction soon after be committed the deed.
 He was captured at Greenyille, Miss, and when questioned, partly admitted bis guilt.
 Jordan, 1t Is claimed, killed a negro at Cornerstone. Ark, o9 the night of June q, 1895, and made good his escape. Soon after the tragedy, officers and a posse of Cor. aerstone negroes secured the sur rounding country in hopes of appre- hendfng Jordan, but they were com peled to return to their homes smpty-handed. A few months after wards Jordan murdered 3 negro at Arkansas City, Desba county, and again made good his escape. Both of the murders were cold-blaoded and entirely uuprovoked. He was indicted for grand larceny and bur glary in Lincoln county, but after wards eIuded the officers. If Jor. dan is convicted PHkington will re ceive $200 from Gov. Joaes.
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Mr. Guy Williams, Eliter of the Sheridan Headlight. is in the city today He Is accompanied by his brother Mir. Van H. Williams, the man who was shot by some un- known person at Sheridan a few weeks ago while coming cut of the Methodist church with his wife. This is the first time he has left his room since the shooting.
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A marriage license was issued Thursday night by Deputy County Clerk Sallee to Mir. sydney T. Law renee and Miss Hattie Glaaneh, both of Ladd's Ark. Mr. Lawrence is bookkeeper at Ladd3s mill and is d most excellent gentleman. The bride-to-be is q very accomplished and beaptiful young lady. They will be married at Ladd's next Sun day.
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The real weight of the first new bale of cotton brought to Pine Bluff Thursday was 51l .pounds, and not B42 US was stated. 1t was sold for $42 90 or Sl4e per pound Pine Bluff cotton buyers atways pay more for Che staple than is paid in any other market and that is one reason why Pine Bluff is such a progressive cot ton market
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3be report comes from Manila chat the Americans held as prison CTS are being shamefaHfy treated by gde Flhptuos. Fdere is no excuse soc this. Had President Mckinley seat enough troops to=the islands to subdue the insurgents tEe war would have been ended long ago 3aa there would have been no Amer. aeans in Philippine dungeons Sazettee.
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Itjs reported that William Wa &oef Astor who recently gave up his American citizenship to become 1a Enelishman, has been snubbed by the Prince of Wales. all of witch goes to show that the Prince must 6e pretty decent sort Of an Eng ishman.- White County (Beebe) " eq7n.
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Pure Democracy" is the name of new paper on our exchange list. 1t is edited and published by " s. Davis, at Luxora, Ark, and is neatly gotten op. Itis pink in co5or, but we are willing to bet in a few months time it will be red readl all over.
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Alter his extended tour throughout Europe. Senator James k.J ones and daughter, Miss Sue, will spend sever al weeks in this city They will aT- rive here about October 20th, and be the guest of County Treasurer ]. '. Saunders and familV.
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Esterhazy is out with another real truth statement in regard to DreYfus. Why doesn't the forger appear in person and testifY2-Tex- arkana Courier
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Richard Groker is on the penitent Uench. The gentleman of England is sorry Ee ever was an expansion csc. Richard will do to watch. etichard has as much leve for Bryan as we have for Richard, and we ela9en't the tiniest "smitchiug, Eexarkana Courier
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Capt. J. " smith, the affable manager of the Hampton House at Foragce, was in fhe city today. Be came up 10 see his daughter. Miss Mittle, who has been here several days under the treatment of Or. ScaIes.
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Worth Bottorf the Iron Mountain telegrapher who ki led John Klein. a ItaemaH, at hermott, several weeks ago. has been bound over ta the Desha county grand jury to answer for murder in the first degree. The feeling is still very high against Bot tori. \ few of his friends are now in
 Monticello to have his bond signed.
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3tis an established fact that a snaa never likes to get hit, but a man who purchases Q gold brick, wishes afterwards that he had been hit 8y it.
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Ghe following sign has been lacked upe at leading eastern sammer resort. Men Wanted Dzdes, you should not misunder- stand this request. Men, not apologies for men, are desired,
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.as rtl4alIIsttIII.ATlON

fgfes DafY GuAPuIC has nearly double the .R.QI4tioa of any other .Piue Bluff daily !. -vsaDaper. and the Daily and seml-Weekly C47zRHEG have n combined circulation larger fsaa that Of any other Pine Bluff daily or -akIy new5paperi A lgertisements accept sd aa th.s auarantee
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order of Hoo Hoo. Denver Sept. to E..
 Rate, S#950 for round trip; Date Of saie. sept, ], aud Z Return limit. Sept 53. 9e= Meeting southern Arkansas Teachers Assn. E0rdyCe August 29 to 31 BatO, Open.Oue and Que=third fare. round trip; Dates Of safe Aug. 2S and 2g. Return limit sep tembeF E. 99
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Two northern capitalists recently purchased a couple of islands off the coast of Cuba. There is no doubt ehst they are doing their share in getting the earth
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xust reeeived fresh lot of Pratt's Food for chickens and stock of ali sktuds. Mccain Grocery Co.
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Still France continues. to fall by Ghe way-side.
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Entered at the Post-ofice at Pine tt3a6, Ark, as second-class mail edetUer.
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Delicious Ice Cream Soda ; cents it Bailey :. h
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OFFICE: 21B W. BARRAQUE ST
 TELEPHONE No. 1C2.
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eGg- ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN
 3N APPLICATION.
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aEg APPROPRIATIONS DUE N ADVANCE
 sgz9HouT EXgEE ZION.