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ent and handed In his rensrt q, ,h. 49,,
me report shows AVS students 49, =, ~ y,
t a school last session and III az thcm
nsnished the senior course and raoeSvad
qe ap mas which VIII enable them to teaeh
lrirst grade certificates were issued %
d ..s STUDENTS who fnished the Junior coutso
n ny tney can teach In tue State for term
rltty-elght students passed the e,amer,,
~ course and received second grade cor.
tlcales, which win allow them 10 teach
N the state for two years.
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FaderaI court y eeaumont.

Beaumont. Tcxos. June G--Judee D. %.
Bryant adjourned the Federal court 10.
day. having completed the business Of the
In the case Of William s opdyke 81 a.
W. Walter A. Martin 1T al Judgment Tor
plainHn was rendered.
herman II Moss receiver OF tile Nationai
bank Of Mcpherson, Kan, w. ROYAL Malta
same w. r. Ella Matthews same order.
IN The Intervention Of j. II Draper, ia
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Telephone Line Tor Newton.

newton, Texas, June G-Newtop IS 10
soon have telephone connection With the
outside world MIR j VI smith IT Beau
mont made q proposition "a huild bis line
Into newton from Roganvlle " ne people
would put up q small bonus Mi g. H.
Howard got our this afternoon and raised
The bonus IN fifteen minutes Work VIII
hegin on the line IN q day or two md II
h hoped tho line WIN be here az the ear
liesi moment possible.
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Dallas. Texas June The Federal
grand jury for the Norihern district u
Texas submitted list u lndicimens' TO
inage s Il Meek this morning Among
shern 3 A. A. AblnNlch Dalias selling
iiau0r without United states license. rms
< Que % the celebrated q q y cases
that have attracted mnch attention.
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Austin colIen. A. sha..,..

a'uan' Texas, June 6-The commence.
sAeic'ses at Austin college were
I.s. 0p' at the college chapel this
Tue scholarships and medals
4 5pNaTaed as follows; College scholar,
\ sebolss,. Mclnnis, sherman: prepnra.
,ra,DSelaafshin, j. j Swan, Arlington
fars XII, Laun, A. A Wilson, sulphur
'shsm RrrpPargttory Greek. /. l.. Gun.
~ csciamatory Bert Spivcy Ronhsm,
n" I Il. Cunningham. Eliasvilie.
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FOR PALE, sIcKLY CHILDREN.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic
nou Thrown and Radly 1urt

ylnton. La, June e-Laie yes'fruas
st,erneon Alclde Broussard, son Of prom
inent stockmau. WIS thIoW9l VII, iaoh hrot I'm
uolS' ana internai injuries AZ very SERIOUS
,,. y. o. Late this afternoon me yennT
.a had not yet resalned eonsclousils
and there IL little hope Tor his recover
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a. LIotel az Mllford

Milford. Texas. lane 5 -Allford Is pre-
pairing 10 give big barbecue ana basker
picnic On IulY 4.
A big hotel win be built here this sum.
mfr The Milford Hotel aud Sauitar.nn
company having been Incorporated with
$1,000 capital. The purpose Is % advrr-
Use Milford mineral water ana provide
Accommodations Tor visitors ~ Our well
The water Is the best in the State.
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Many women fan 70 digest their food,
aud 81 hecoTas pale. saliow, thin aud weak,
while the brightness, freshness and beauty
of the skin ana complexion departs Rem
cdy this bg taking HEhBlNE after efcn
meal 10 digest what yon naye eaten Price.
80 cents For sale by A. u. kleblipS,
druGglst. 5Q2 Main street.
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eIe CATTLE sTEAL.
Thieves Got Two Thousand Head from
One Ranch,

San Angelo, Texas, June l,~-Onc OF the
most gigantic cattle steals Of recent yeafs
has come TO light IN Crockett county De.
tails are not YET obtainablc, but the vic
tim Of the Wholesale theft, MI John
Henderson, one of the pioneer aud most
substantial cattle raiscrs of this SECTION,
estimates his loss, Il i said. az SOM 2lm
head The sheriff Of Crockett county, Mr.
a. h. Moore has struck the trait a. the
thieves and several hundred heah Of their
booty ana gone in pursuit towlrd the Rio
Grgndc where the thieves intention w. %
cross them over the river Into Mexico.
favoritn oldtimc method; whicl. y years
gone By, was pursued by the indians
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No man can work we'll with torpid
liver or conshpated bowels. few doses
Of PFickly Ash Bitters will quickly re-
move this condition and make work a
pleasure Capifol PharmscNs 81 Main
erect: Abbott Cockrcll a 90, COZ Main
street; a. p Kieslng, D2 Main street.
sDettai agents.
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Chartered

NNiaf Ngt NNa
austin, Texas, June 6-The following
charters were hled today with the secreta,
rs Of state
The Oil City Compress company 81 Cor.
sicona; capital stock $4,000 Incorpura.
tors j. Lotspeich. j. X Lotspeich aud
Joseph Shwartz
BrRas River Croton Greek Mining and
Town site company Of Mineral Wells; capt
tag stock S50,ut0 Purpose, TO DO a general
mlninS ana smelling business OF copper aud
otiet ores. ncorporators: J H. Ethel
lkAnoaid CjI: J u Matthews. Gcary,
Q. T. G II Appegatc, Wichita. kan; G..
NJ Harris aud q W Eddlemau. Mineral
Wells, aud l.. W. Wade Of Stonewah couE.
ty.
The Borden Rice company Of Pierce
Wharton county; capital stock ST3.ocO.
Purposes are TOR irrigation. etc lncorpor.
ators a. z. and E. Borden and Til
bert Child OF Fierce.
The Madlll on and Cotton company OF
sherman. capital stock 100000 lncor.
porItorS y. Il. Birge, q. r Chapman ANA
Thomas Forbes, lr,
Graz son on ana Cotton company Of Sher-
man. capital stock SljO,uN iucorporators:
j. A. Siauneld. j. II. Wharton and X A.,
Chapman Jr,
Ron OIL and Cotton company of sher-
man, capital stock 100000 incOrporators:
lohu Grant, J F. Holt and Turner Wilson.
Farmers Mutual Protective association
Of Belt county; no capital stock Purpose.
to eonduc a mutual hre insurance bus.
ness, lucprporatOrS Joe schiller. John
Boletke ami H. j. Wotlpka.
he Pioneer Protective association or
San Antonio, no capital stock Purpose,
to conduct a mutual life insurance com
papr
The McMath Lithograph and Printing
company ~ Dallas; capital stock S30,00O.
lnrGrporators, W. $. McMath. w X.
Parker and l. A Smtn
Rhodes Haycrty Furniture company or
Fort Worth; capital stock S20,oO0. incor
p6rsrCgs. a. q Rhodes, T. +. Frazier
and j j uavcrty.
Griffin Hooks Gin company Of GtasKa;
capital stock $3.50. lucurporators, Z. b..
and A. y. Griffin and j o. Hooks.
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You feel better at once after using HER
BINE Won ENJOY your food more and
Won get more nourlshment and inyignrating
force ont of what you eat Hence HEX
BINE mAhes you strong vigorous and
cheerful Price. 30 cents. For sale by A.
T., Kieshg. druggist, oO2 Main street.
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY.
SIaIeHent Of Finances Of the Peni-
tentiary Board for May.
A NUMBER OF NEW CORPORATIONS
Charters Filed for Various Purooses with
Large Captsl--Notes OF
Departments.

Austin, Texas June 6.--The state pcnr.
tentiary board held its regular monthly
meeting Yesterday at Rusk. and the follow.
ing Is the report OF Financial Agent Hin
for the month Of May;
Receipts Tor Tho uoptb s,o,,, 49,,
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sam Houston Mammal nenor.

49,. ifAas' June 6,-The State board
~ ..ea0a held a meeting this morning
purpose of passing on the new
s Tor the Sam Houston Normal
i Slperintendent Pritchctt was pres
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Gainesville, Texas, lone one ~ the
largest cotton congresses "a the South
vii! lie hnilt In Giioesyiile WORK is 70
begin the later part OF ths month. The
stock Is mostly composed of GaineYlle
citizens
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Notes md Personals.

Austin. Texas, June &, -Ex-Seuator Atiee
Of Laredo is here for a few days looking
after some land business.
Miss Blanche Wood OF Houston Is here
visiting at the home of Judge Crayens.
Rev. Or French and wiie of the First
Bnptist church viii leave saturday FOR an
extended trip thu o1gh Europe;
Miss mngGne hicks OF Rockdale y IN the
city visiting at the home of f. NJ scar
brough
al 6 D. m, beginning today, for the sum
The funeral of Mrs Rosa Metz Hearne
took place AT ; o'clock this afternoon.
Al n military election held here yesterday
Mr. Eugene Green 0f Lockhart was elected
lieutenant colonel Of the FIRST Texas m
fAnfrv volunteer guard,
The final issue of The Texan, the UNI
versity weekly has made its appearance.
and II is rep,etc with crisp Items concern
ING the university and the students. Tue
mast wear has been a successful one Win
Inc paper, owing TO the huslling gpillEes
Ind Keen Judgment Of Mr.. Mont High!ey,
rs business manager lie has worked
curly and late to make the paper a success
AMI has come out with flying colors. Mr..
9;rar,lr Wright VIII have caarge OF the
business end OF the paper next year.
cprretRrv of state Tod aud family left
todav for Scahrook. on the Texas coast,
,chere they Will spend the summer judge
Tod viii remain for rev anbs win ms
fnintiy before returning 10 Austin.
The comptroller todly registered an issue
~ $1,000 Jnucs county retunding bridge
,ouds Jones county today redeemed 500
worth OF It's bonds
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the case Of the state TruRt Company VI.
Kansas city, piftshurg and Gulf Railroad,
the masters report Wa confirmed.
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FOR Loss or APPETITE.
Groves Tastelcss Chih Touic
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State Blind institute,

Austin. Texas, June 6.-Part Of the
commencement exercises at the State blind
institute began this MORNING with an ad-
dress by Rev r. }. Braggs, which was
greatly appreciated.
Captain j. S. Myrlck, chairman OF the
board of managers OF the institution. de.
uscred the diplomas, certificates anf
medals.
Dulcmas were awarded to the following
grasdates: Misses Lula Wann, Bessie
shannon, Lora Lamar, Gertrude Travis
Serena Carley. julia Jones and May MaNeY.
and Alessrs o. w. stewart aud y.
Germany Pupils awarded certlAcatesi
Misses Gertrude Travis, for plano and
met orgnn: Serena Carley, for plano,
guitar and mandolin; May Maxey. for
guitar and piano Mr. Oscar Stewart, for
cornet; Mr. Emery Bell for broom max
ing mattress making and chair seating
The governors medal for general excel
lency was awarded TO Mr.. Cash Roberts.
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Obituary.

Walter NJ. Harrison, the only son and youngest child of Mir. and Mrs. George w. Harrison of Con way, Ark, IS drowned Friday morning, August roth while bath ing ill White River The current swept him out of reach of his com panions, and although they made desperate effort to save him, it was ill vain.
 A great number of friends made diligent search for his body day and night, but it was not recovered until 3;3o o'clock Sunday after noon, eight miles from where the fatal accident occurred. At ten o clock Monday morning his re- mains were inferred in the ceme- tery at Newport.
 It is hard to realize that this bright, lovable boy has gone out of our lives forever, but God, who understands, saw fit to take him before the world touched him with sorrow or trouble. His fifteen years had been full of only the gladness and goodness of life, for he was the idol of his home and the faVorite of all who knew him. The heart of our town has been athrob with sympathy for the dis tressed ones. May they find abid- ing comfort ill the memory of his sweet, pure life, and may their bereavement bring them
 Nearer, my God, to Thee,
 Nearer, to The ~
 Ills TEACHER.
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Otto Items.

The hailstorm near here yester- day did considerable damage.
 J. E. Moore has been very poorly for the last few days.
 Caleb Boullion left last Tuesday for parts unknown seeking employ ment.
 The wife of John Brown died last Tuesday and her remains were in- tered i'll Oak Bowery cemetery.
 James and John ChanneIl are contemplating leaving shortly for Philadelphia where they expect to get employment.
 Prof. F.. DeArmond left here last week for Prairie county where he will instruct a class i'll vocal music.
 David Channell and Miss Sallie Moore will represent the Mayf1ower school at the educational picnic.
 T. F. Honsinger and family were called to the bedside of Mrs. Mar tha Watkins, of Mt. Pisgah today, who was thought to be dying.
 Another good rain fell here yes terday, It is now thought that cotton will not suffer any more from drouth until it is matured.
 Miss Lillian Bush, of Antioch, who has been with Prof. Suttle i'll his school work as his principal assistant, is visiting her brother, Mr. Joe Bush and family.
 The closing exercises of the Mayhower school Commonly known as the Petty school) will take place on Saturday night of Sept. /. Everybody is welcome.
 Aug. 24.
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Marriage Licenses.

Tn spite of the extremely warm weather and the prospects for a short crop, County Clerk Bullion is issuing tie tickets i'll about the same number as ever. He has is sued the following recently:
 Ava E. Goode, of Holland, and Minnie Maddox, of Cascade.
 Reed, Holcomb, of Wooster and Mary Laney, of Springfield.
 w. B. Cape, of Nilonia, and Minnie Casey, of Cascade.
 A. NJ. Alexander and N. Ar rington, of Conway.
 W. H. Hinson, of Wooster, and and Julia Nolan, Wooster.
 Lewis Rodgers and Anna Col lum, of Menifee.
 B. B. Castleberry, of Kendall, and Cora Roberts, of Republican,
 Berry Goggins and Matte Gar rett, of Holland.
 Jim Freeman, of Holland, and Lena Morris, of Enola.
 Edward Kendall and Hattie Holloway, of Wooster.
 J. A. Reynolds, of Enola, and Lucinda Sanders, ol Mt. Vernon.
 l. II. Cox and Sallie Walls, ot Saltillo.
 l. II. McGaha and NJ. F. Guy gems, of Holland.
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IIIE' CONSOLLD.4 IION.

Alter this week the Log Cabin and Democrat will be consolidated and issued as The Log Cabin Dem ocrat The subscribers to each pa per will receive the consolidated paper. The Log Cabin Democrat will be greatly improved, as it will be an eight-page sjournal pasted and having pages cut.
 We can guarantee to business men that no issue will be below 2,ooo copies each week. A circu- 1ation of this size is almost unpre- cedented i'll what is known as country journalism ill Arkansas and should command a large ad- vertising patronage.
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State Rewards.

The governor has offered the fol- owing rewards: One hundred dol ars for the arrest and conviction of Will Goodwin and Lis Corhet. wanted in Randolph county for steal no a horse in 1895 Slo0 for the ar est and conviction of J C. Monday, wanted in Randolph county for the seduction of his own daughter; $l00 'or the arrest and conviction of Joe Roberts, wanted in Mississippi coun- V for the murder of a white man 1ear Blytheyille August 9, 1901 el0o for the arrest and conviction of Henry Wright, wanted in Randolph .ounty for stealing horse June l, l90l.
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The Missouri Pacific, St. L., l. NJ. & $. Ky. will sell tickets to various points at the following reduced rates:
 St. Louis Exposition, Sept, 9 to Oct. I2, 1901, one and one-thlrd fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale Sept. s, 10, I2, r, 1o, 24, 26, and Oct. I 5, and 10. Return limit of 5 days from date of sale.
 National Colored Baptist Conven ton at Cincinnati, Sept. II to IS, one fare for round trip. On sale Sept. 9 and 10, return limit goth.
 St. Louis Fair, Oct. 7 to I2, one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale Oct. to II inclusive. Re turn limit Oct. I4.
 National Convention of the Christian church at Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 10 to r, one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale Oct. s, 9 and 10, good for return to Oct. Io. Extension of time to Oct. 3I by depositing with joint agent and payment of 50 cents.
 National Convention Woman's Christian Temperance Union, It. Worth, Tex, November IS to 20, one fare plus s for round trip. tickets OH sale Nov. I3 and I4, good for return to November 25.
 National Encampment, G. A. R., at Cleveland, O., Sept, 10 to II, 1901. Round trip tickets from Conway at 24.Io. Date of sale 7th to roth. Return up to and in- cluding Sept. IS. May deposit ticket at Cleveland on Sept. IS and upon payment of 50 cents have time extended to Oct. s.
 National Encampment G. A. R. at Cleveland, O., Sept 10 to I4, 1901, one fare plus S2.oo for the round trip to St. Louis, Memphis, Peoria or Chicago added to rate rendered therefrom. Tickets on sale Sept, / to 10 inclusive. Re turn limit, to. leave Cleveland Sept. Is. By depositing ticket with joint agent at Cleveland and payment of 50 cent return limit may be extended to Oct. s.
 J. w. JAMES, Local Agt.
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A Ministers Good Work

"I had severe attack of bilious collie, got bottle of Chamberlain $ Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy, took two doses and was en- tirely cured, " says Rev. A. A. Power, of Emporia, Kan. My neighbor across the street was sick for over a week, had two or three bottles of medicine from the doctor. He used them for three or four days without relief, then called i'll another doctor, who treated him for some days and gave him no re- lief, so discharged him. l went over to see him the next morning. He said his bowels were i'll a terri ble fix, that they had been run ming off so long, that it was almost bloody Aux. l asked him if he had tried Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and he said, No. l went home and brought him my bottle and gave him one dose; told him to take another dose ill fifteen or twenty minutes if he did not find f.lief, but he took no more and was entirely cured. For sale by w. H. Martin X Co.
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Murdered His Wife.

On the 18th John T. Bailey shot lis wife, Mary Bailey, at the Ex- :hange Hotel in Newport and then sent two bullets through his own head Mrs Bailey expired almost instantly, but Bailey was yet living when the tragedy was reported, and will probably survive. He was ar rested and taken to jail, when he in- formed the sheriff that he was neither drunk nor crazy when he did the shooting. The couple had been separated a year or two, Mrs. Bailey living with relatives in Argenta, but had lived together few days prior to tl.e shooting.
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Coin Harvey may be all right, but when a man moves into state with the apparent intention of rum ming for Congress he should not be encouraged. We have plenty ol able men to represent us and we do not find it necessary to import them for this special purpose. But we did not import Harvey. He came of his own accord and will probably go elsewhere if we do not give him all office. Let him work awhile as a private before we pro mote him to the place of command CT. Some newspaper struck close to the mark when 1t said Harvey lit a running.
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At the Methodist Church.

The order of service at the M. E. Church South for the present will be as follows:
 Sunday School Sunday morning at o:3o.
 Preaching at II a. n., and 7;45 p. m., every Sunday. Also the prayer meeting will be held Wednesday evening at 7:45. Please notice the change i'll the hours of service and govern your selves accordingly.
 WM. SHERMAN, P. F..
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Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that pub lie examination will be held at the public school building ill Conway, Ark, Sept. ro and 20 for the pur- pose of ascertaining the qualified tions of those desiring to teach i'll the public schools of Faulkner county. I3-3t J. w. WHITE.
 County Examiner.
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The laws of health require that the bowels move once each day and one of the penalties for violat- ing this law is piles. Keep your bowels regular by taking dose of Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets when necessary and you will never have that severe punish ment inflicted upon you, Price, 25 cents. For sale by W. H. Martin & Co.
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The Conway ball team left Mon day morning for a trip up the Ft. Smith road. They had two games scheduled for Atkins, two for Clafksville and two for Ozark. Those who went were: Allinder Maree, Terrell, Werner Ray, Wat son, Eugene Leigh, Collins, Claude Leigh, Pence, Volley Ray, Bruce, Bullion and Manager w. H. Mar tin. We learn that Conway de ferted Atkins in Mondays game by q score of 10 to 12.
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Have You Seen It:

We keep Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in plain view, but if you don't happen to see it, why ask for it. The manufacturers guaran- tee it to cure Dyspepsia and all forms of stomach troubles. Sold by Dr. C. ]. Hamilton.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-27

The Endowment Rank Knights of Pythias has received a couple of hard blows lately. The recently deposed Board of Control made some reckless investments of the money in their possession and some of them have been charged with misappropriation of the funds. The latest move has been a raising of rates. The order is probably ill good hands now and the raising of the rates was probably necessary, but the two events will cause many to drop out of the order and its growth will be checked.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-27

What most people want is some thing mild and gentle, when i'll need of physic. Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets fill the bill to a dot. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. For sale by w. H. Martin X Co.
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The selection of Judge U. M. Rose, of Little Rock, as president of the National Bar Association was an honor worthily bestowed. Judge Rose stands in the front rank of eminent jurists in the United States and this recognition is an honor to Arkansas.
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SHERIlfFS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that l will sell at pub lie auction to the highest bidder. in front of the M I.as, uooI oi tne court House III conway faulk D, 1901, between the hours for Judicial Sales the following real property. tO-yit:
 x, w. N, W. See. 22, T. ,, K. R. 40 acres aud w E <. F. S w., Sec. O. r. ;, K. l5 20 acres sit mated in Faulkner County, Arkansas Levied upon by me as the property of Dan l.ucus to satisfy an execution in my hands against him which issued from the Circuit Court of Faulk Q ner County, in favor ot the state of Arkansas. TERMS. On a credit of months purchaser to give note and security with lien retained on land for purchase money,
 W S HENDRICKSoN. August ,, 1901. Shcrif
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There is so Much News

that even if it comes by telegraph we overlook some of it. Isn't 1t a fact that you have seen Dr. Cald- wells Syrup Pepsin advertised several times and have neglected to try ita An ounce of Dr. Cald- wells Syrup Pepsin is as good as a three weeks vacation. Ask any druggist or anyone who has taken it. Sold by Dr. C. J. Hamilton.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION NO. oool

Department of the Interior Land ofiec at Little
 Rock, Ark, Aug. 10, 1901.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Faulkner County, Ark. at Conway, Ark. on September 5, 1901, viz;
 Hugh W Cook, II E No. lqoSS for the F. D S. W, ], Sec I, T. S N., K. 13 w.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuance residence upon and cultivation of said land, vz (. Lee, Pinnacle springs. Ark John Worman, ] F Sledge, John sledge, Damascus, Ark.
 Hot .H II. MYERS. Register
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This is an Advertisement.

If you are looking for laxative Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is TT. The convenience and merit of this valuable remedy will be explained to your satisfaction by Dr. c. J. Hamilton.