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Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
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YIN TDunncnf ! S1Scofrtn lpgrger.
"8iIhe 9ticoragnnfanoIen bllpe en-
Isnnenbe afirre for De Soreneoe
Stoier? Wnnge al pore 2eiere bar
itffert siort iis ielo % andre Der
iartme Spsra5moaI uben at pnre
blenen ipnberIigt floeere. 9a Tro.
petitioner ON Reeierinsens Operta-
eeLie af aannIens 9pgning utniIipmt
oil bIipe bragt pao gonc igien / npite
6ongresfomItna, tor bet pPre al
tiIitreffelie Snteresie narmere at
ooerpeie benne Sag. Wm bar 10
Ret iii at betroete iliee Spsrasmoal
Tom bette ON Observation-Disclosures
gnanina, Der oreier fig on iaa iibpre
btrette ReneenbI9e, ira et neeternt
Observation-Disclosures berfor ipsr.
ger hi sanTfe nutltriiat: SporIebes
iaser BET belle iig no ipru en- "buiineis
proposition @iitnof bar Der oa.
iao / oeune Sag ppret Saie ON patri.
ottife Senion men bisie piI peI ueppe
ipiIe BEN beitemmcn6e Roue / NJ.
qIereuen al SpsrgSmaaIet ON ocn
foIosinie 9eoining Der sr ueSben.
big for al rtte et iaooont airmpc.
ioretaeenoe isnng.
We6 &enlpu nil ben fiuancienc
Sioe al Sogen or ri oa benpiIt til
be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. icm
be Mpro, Der i aareuis bar ipSlct
meb bette 5psrgSmonI bar loretta.
get. Senotor Ror1on uotolte unaey
SaaenS g~ehorofrq Senatet, al
iom et Iorreiniu8sproleft beltaotei
niIbe aaraIeu giue ct betpoeIigi
Sberft,b. ielo til ct aoitenos al
5000, 100000. Rorean 6ujerer
berne Boaitnro poo ben Gel Al aa.
naIfontmisiiouers Siroitinipa, otl
blep ifreuea al 4roi. Gmoru u
Sobniou. Cenne er nemIia al scr
Spfrtntns, al SoroIen biIoc bII9,
en- iproeles Isnneube AifRre. Sa,
beresner, al Der dlerebe | aar 1914
oil posiere 6raat aiennem hcn / e.
Mpneoe al 100000 Cons, hpora
3,400, 900 olloe fonme ira DC Goy
enebe Stoier, 0oorpiot 0en,e Re
reeniua tilnprmeliesois piloe bolo
Stif, or poerit pauifeIiat al iiq,
Ger er mango, iom bar iine itcr
Spil berorn % mnore iiuoer 9'erea
ningen bsiii urImelie. slanot oisi
iioife er glooce 4. @alfer ica G
Joruiano ior Santo se Sernbanen
Gireftion og bar ubtali Jig on co
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19

"Sbirt @aifts". Toftoepdrtemen.
tet bar ubitent en- Srbre, iislge bbil.
fen 0oitblio faar Sinooelie til at be.
nptte "Sbirt @aiits" | ben pormc
Sommertio. &eIoigpis er ct Boftbao
bog life tpnngen til at BRUCE
bette alGoninespIag.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19

gen | en- .grtitcI | Jibsifrifie! 10.
RIM" for Mpril. Ar, @oIfer iTfter
life itcr Siaio I'LL bisie ia~ngptnife
@eresninser, Der aaor no pea at
pie, at Den prpieftercoe annat niloc
bIipc en- peritobeI 8ulnatnbc Tor DC
/ Ioreucbe Stnter. 1eo 1teiiltif oa
onoet iorisacr ban at ~aooseirrc, at
BET er mere ero tniIiourt, ON anno.
lens Snetpater pilbe bliDc irore nof
til at oeffe ltoaiftern. nen oeitS
Grit, for life at tole ON Henternc al
ben uhnre Gum, Tom fri @emnosl'
len al MATTE iRnfes / Gorctogenoet.
Mon fnnbe mooife rifles til at
mistp1tfe Sr. @aIfer fJr en- Smiilc
GortiIfheo / 9eoemmeI'er AZ oisie
Sing, eiteriom ban err fnpitc; til en-
al DC itore Soerlanbsboner. San for.
iifrer i~mibIcrtih, at aonalen life i
noQen n~Gpnep9roia 8rab nlloe blipe
qenerenoe for Sraiifen pon bisie go'
ner. @iitnof tiiroe De blipe mot til
al rebilcere Nrasttarterue, tiger ban,
men Sraiifen piloe DC liffert nof be-
boIbe. Wfen aIene oct Saftnm, at
gonerne oilbe ie ia nsot til at neb.
lPtte Srogtpriierne bar 10 lin getDo'
ming, oa muIieens Solicit poa ben
Waobe inbirefte frnbe foa igien ioI'
foIb en- Gel at DC mango Venee, lom
&onoIen fon til al folte. Smibiertio
or Der aoifiuiat. iom taller for, at
&oIter bar Mei. naar ban Tiger, at
aanalen life pilbe lsnne iie.
5 A~nleonins al Yrofesior 5obn.
ions Sperilag meo Senipu til Den
Sroatmpngoe, Der piloe fomine til at
pasiere aaiolen, uotalcr Wnlfer, at
Der bengif II Aar, ier man brep oct
til at iraete 100000 Cons aorIIg
giennem Suesfanalen. Sflsnt Hira.
raguafonalen piloe blipe hpbbelt ida
lang % oobbeIt lno foitbar JONI Saie5-
fnnalen, bar Vroi. Sobuion f,in be-
regnet en- Soloaigiit at ST pr. Son
eler Snlpbelen at bpab Der iorlanaes
/ lioitnPpnte aunul. SpiS Ntcara-
g%uofonolen fimoe beapnoe meh ionn.
me SraatmpHaoe. iom for Sioen pas.
ierer Sne5fanolen. piIoe SnotPgterne
eifer bette life operitige 9 WiIioner
ON goret. 9riiten % IeoIigeboI.
oel'en al aanolen bereaner Wolfer til
10 Dtinioner, boorfor oct oil ices. of
efter bans aoaebpg flnbe fSoretaaen.
Oct llet life lpore Reenina.
Ger er iom ioat meaet. Der taller
Tor. at aanolen life birefte oilbe aipe
ct Iooniot fort llobptie, al oeu bIep
ZEN lsnnen6e NffPre. Men bens
9ngning oiloe natirliapis haoe no.
aen @irfnina pao 9anbets SanoeIss
forholb % poa Observation-Disclosures.
net / lin MminoeIiaheo. hpilfet 10 in.
birefte turbe meofsre mango SprbeIe.
0isie Ssorbele er oct iniblertib fife
muliat at heregne | Dollars oa Gents.
Sor Dor SIoobe niIoe aonoIen ieIn.
fslaeIia bore AZ life rinae @ctnbnina
men bette err 10 heller life netcp AZ sc
Tnre. maj nprmeit irnfer pno roor
man tnIer ON anroIen iom ct "Tcr.
retninasproieft.~
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19

Or. Sotucot os Wtils Sanra Cd
blep 9etepiet / Mimeapolis iorleoen.
&c Npaiite reiler IN Ill Soroon. hoor
Ipftoren nil itubere iropiite Spsbom.
me. Seuerc refer DC til aina. bpor
2r. Sctpebt tiblisere bar pirtet iom
NtisiionslGse.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
&. c. SsparS, Der or gbef for ben

49, bDMsutDf uNi Il w WI
entomoIogiffe gioeline / S%anobrigs
neporfemenfei trnr, at Sheorien ON
MaIoriafeherens Spreonina peo cn.
feIte Writer Maiifiifoer er tilitrrffeli5
ioFtlooef nj. at ni fan accepterc oeit
iom en- Misunderstanding. : en- afhano'
ling, bar nnIia bar ifrepei ON oenne
Sag. eaaotfer ban, huorlcbes MoIa-
rio-Waciuen. iom ban tror err Ct Gpr
"a life en- Safterie eler Wnrte, NJ
M1tffiftoe1 operferes T. Werne'fetS
@Tool Con arisrer at oet life er barr
poo mprIPrbi oa fitatiat 2onh, NJ
Muifittoen tribes % n6piflcr ltg.
Der apIeS oaida Wt1iifittoer I @Ish'
ieIbineer, aFnlb, oabue SIoafer,
aauiIe @eqnpanbstsuher % eaa ar
ore Iignenee Steoer. 9leo oette for
Gie mcner ban Of ombnggelia
Rensnina al Be Smu1 bpor Belts
,sniett fortrinapiS nnfcS. 0ruaterinJ
% olmrunefige Sunbbensioranitali
ringer nil rpffe et lnngt stpffc II!
TooarberneIie al Ndloridfuitten.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
GmHar Eioe

taller for Ninolbt
Crrot % Srcsn aiteu lite % 2oen Mai
Qitile sails % Gmesn Soie-5ie. Snrsrum
Nfteu Ste; GAIT Center Aitsn 7oe, aenoc.
ia 9itcn she: 9ittle Sduf Aiten 9oe
Rpuuo grnsrie NfteH l0oe: 1enuoIos vi.
ten lite. Stcroal i2ts; Sant Saiep Aiier
i2te; gias,sia Mitch .lsoe; Sad Sauoet Nj
ten i4ee; eagle geno ai'en lobe.
Gan pirier isr Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
Waipr Sarriipn. Rusie1 9. Sar.

WIuJpr VurrVuH. JlIs'eH o. Qur'
ri'on. Der for uogen Eib iiben bleo
fIernet ira i'm Stilline iom Sberit /
Den friptllige Mrrne, forbt ban, iont
Oct bIep pooltaaet, life ubpiite Ben
for Ell Sfieer tiIitrpffeliee Eaft, b..
mi al Brpfioenten after bIipe inbiot
iom officer, oenne Gang iom Molor.
meo bptlfen Hong ban ioalebes pif
fna Cop til at trpffe Jig tilbage |
Slutningen at SUM.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
senber en- &ommisIpn

bonife ACCOMPLISHMENTS bar /
Wanoags ubnGnnt fire 9eleaoter Ill
at gan til @aibington og tolfe Son.
petitioners Enffer meb Senipn iii DC
Spreneoe Stoters fremtibige SorboIh
til Zen. commissioner bill ionbipn.
Iienis fomme hertiI alerebe i gespn.
beiien al n9ite ltge.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19

Sanoets Ssiciteret bar afiagt 0om
| Ell Sag angaaenoe Stempelifutten
paa "9ins Of Cabling" for llofsrieIs.
parer os erfl9rer, at arigsifatlopers
9eitemmeIie meo Seninn til biSie ar
uenlbig os itrioenbe MOP aonititu.
tinnen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
Gr / HuslanS. Tranf @anberIip.

Gr ! NnslanS. Sranf Wan0erIip,
forbenp. osiiiterenbe Sinansminiiter.
er for Eiben / ct. Yetersbore for at
~inberisge pisie fommerciele Sor.
bolo / BET Giemeo enertlielt at foa
ubnibet Observation-Disclosures mel.
lem De Sor. Stater oe HltsIano.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19

Np 8nbernpr. I'll @trperner for
9erritoriet Oklahoma har TrRfibent
Meainlep beitemt iig til at ltonGpne
Territories nnpRrenoe SefretRr, g
SO. Senfins. @upernsr Barnes
Sermiu uoIsber | gespnoelien af
Wtui.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
Sra bopeoitaoen

Snbianeragentnret peo Sisieton I
Spo Gafota lfnI neolrgees, os Sn.
oreoepartementet bar MI gipet Drore
bertiI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
ssaer arbeiSe. g~rpiibenten bor

Ssger Irbeioe. Brpiibenten bar
fra MrbeiOernes federation paa Bor-
to Rico mootuget Ell at 5000 Mano
unberteenet Yetition, bpori timber.
ifriperne 6eflaeer Jig oper Irbeios.
lssbeo oe De alminoeIiee ileitc
5orbolo, ionl De flyer er berifenoe
pao Zen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19

u. yinoelir ira Gorn Gofota bar
fis6t eli anoel / 9laoet "St. Tciers.
burg Simes" i Ct. petersburg, Slo.
rino, bpur ban M bill blipc bplnt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19

Sopcn ON SpretieIie al oct iaa.
faIoic "Sonro 81 Control" aaor no
poo. at Statcns Straifeanitalter
% NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. herefter
lfal itao unSer nQpntc "gcoroS~ I'll.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
I've Sope.
&c Disti9he Conc peotaane ! Vsinnr'
iotas Segislatnr.
Mtitmftenoe cperFSt.

s Senieenpe til Haffepiooen al
Here al be peSiogne Sooe bar ben iio-
ite 2esislafuricsiion | Winneiota
maoife en- al DC oiatisite / Staters
Siitorie. MbHinipe 5o%roroninger al
inberibenbe geiponins blep isiet til
Statens 2obpGrf. 8Innot oisie er T..
Gr. Dmnns 9rinl9rpalgIop, Z 0 r.
0 : peotogne pin til GpretteIie at
"gonrb Of Control" 2apbourns
or Gpretteife al Ell SfnttefommiS.
lion og Sncpbo 8 ON at forbsie
Ssernbmernes @ruttoinotRgtsffat.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19

I'm SeismprS 'triner Trofesior
GSutr o.. 9erter | "Ioprlar Science
RrtbTn" Ell arttfel, hpori ban
bIanbt anbet gier Den Baoitono, at
Setumor6 err Ianat mere bpppig | De
imr,ffe @aarmaaneoer emo De er lent
ON Soften, mar @eiret err groat, oe
6unteret efter ole menneifeliac BE.
regninaer ifiiloe ipnes at bore MGR.
fere enh boa rogen drhen Iarstib.
Sooroar fmflarer MI EroieSioren
bette? So. tiger ban. ON 8doren
aenfoIber Menneifet / lin erntbrina
itnrfere, mere intens emo noeeniinbe
be IpffeIise. ionnie Baaroose, oo ma
Iepehe, boabeoe ce aIebeoe fig | Gil.
nRrelieit, me Tom tiIhsrer Ell iorbi.
gareen Sib. Mon gisr upilfaurlig
fine SammenIianinser meIlem Den
npronrenhe oe ben ti~Iboaelnate Sib.
oe Snmmenlieuineen fon fin lehc
iii StltfeIie; tbi bine itroalenbe Gage
fam life mere nenbe tiIboae. 0oo.
rers Sfjsnbeo ritter fun til Snna.
iinoiabeh % 9emoo hos Solf, Der err
ti[beielia iii inoonnne 9etraaminaer,
% for manages @ehfommenbe euber
bet | ben rene Sortpilelie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-19
Minneiutas Ssicitcrct bar til Meeo.

lemmer al Den ripe Sfottefommisiion
,ronrpnt Iopcfaterne Siram &. Ste.
pens, 81. 9aiil, Sormano; GonIel
Rib. D~sinneopoIis % Sbomns aror,
Safipn.
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
ncCrOry,

The News always appreciates the calls made by the good ladies of our county. It is a paper for, and of the people. All should be interested in it, and show it, by giving us all the encouragement possible. Nothing smooths the rugged path of a newspaper mans life like the visits made by the ladies of the community. We hereby acknowledge a pleasant visit last Saturday evening from Mrs. Ola Scales and Miss Oma Scales. Come again ladies. The latch string always hangs on the outside of the door.
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
MARTIN.
Martin is needing rain.

Martin is needing rain. W. w. Deaton the clever bridge-foreman was a welcome visitor Wednesday.
 Wallace the section-foreman says he has a better track near Martin than anywhere on the road.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Stoker have been visiting the family of R. w. Stoker the past week.
 H. R. Lacy the well-known gun repairer was with our people Saturday and Sunday.
 H. H. Blackstone has been on the sick list for several days but is improving.
 On the 27th an excursion will be run over the St. l.. l. M. & s. Ky. from Hot Springs to Mem phis, leaving Hot Springs at 9:10 p. m. on the 27th, arriving at Memphis at 6:03 a. m. on the 28. Leaving Memphis on return at 12 p. m., Sunday night. 1 will be at my office that night to meet the train. Do not be afraid you won t get a ticket. Rate $1.75 for the round trip.
 On the 11th of August there will be an excursion from Mem phis to Hot Springs. Leave Martin at 11:44 a. 1n., arrive at Hot Springs at 5:20 P. m. On re- turn, leave Hot Springs at 6.20 a. m., Wednesday, Aug II. Rate $2.25 for the round trip.
 ". l.. ANGUS, Agt.
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
Arkansas
TIPEIO-

We'll, MT. Editor, I step to the front to thank you for the copy of your last weeks paper. Ali ter carefully reading it's contents I have been ruminating as to what will come next after this extreme hot weather. 1 use the word hot for milder term would not express it fully. I wonder when we will have any rain. l wish some one would tell us, We are dry and very dry. Showers pass all around and maybe we will get rain by and by. l truly hope so at least
 Tie hauling seems to be the business of the day at I'upelo now. Some 90 or 50 wagons are running regularly every day.
 L. J. Taylor, the manager of s. M. Jones branch store of River side, did a lively business on Sat urday last. He sold something over $150.00 worth of goods. This is proof that the dry wealth CT is helping the country by hay ing good roads t0haul over.
 Now MT. Editor, I will tell you something about the bal game we had here last Friday between the Weldon club and the Tupelo boys. We will say boys for they were all beardless boys playing against me1 of families, a portion of them at least. The Weldon people honoaed and yelled for their home boys but all for no good. After the game was over the score showed 31 to + in favor of Tupelo. Pretty gool beat for new beginners.
 We had preaching Sunday as the M. E Caurchat11 g. III. by Prof. Best, our worthy school teacher, also at night by Bro. the regular pastor.
 Tupelo has some very nice buildings going up. N. M. k binett one of Tupelo's best has his new residence completed.
 A. c. Collier will begin work on his new hotel in a few days, after being completed will add much to the appearance of he town. A F'RI EsFTn
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25
EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
 The St. l.. I. M. -& s. By, will sell tickets from McCrory to Memphis and return on July P, train arrives at McCrory at 3:O8 a. m., July 2e, Memphis at 6:O3 a. m. Returning the train leaves Memphis at 12 p. m., on Sunday, July 28th, for $1.75 for the round trip. This gives ample time to take in the grand steam boat ex- curSion.
 On Sunday, August II there will be a cheap excursion from McCrory to Hot Springs and re- turn for $2. .25 for the round trip, leaving McCrory Sunday, Aug, II, at II 40 a. m., and returning, leave Hot Springs Monday, Aug, IA, at 6:20 a. m., giving ample time to visit all the springs and other attractions, arriving at McCrory at 11:4O a. m., Monday the 14th. B. EDWARDS, Agt.
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25

Will Bohanan and Tom Waugh an of Kensett. were on our streets Tuesday.
 Galen Patterson made a trip to the southern part of the county Sunday last.
 -"Jessie Moore Whiskey, " Nothing equal to it in purity and flavor. Sold by Vaccaro & Co.
 Mrs. A. J. Marsh and sons, Milton and Elmo, visited at and around Wiville the first of the week.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. M. James and Mrs. J. B. Johnson visited Mrs. Johnson brother on Possum creek Tuesday.
 For the best stationery in town call on Dr. J. B. Neal. He handles the best and has the most complete line.
 Misses Ethel James and Oma Johnson visited the Misses Best last Sunday and attended Sun day school at Woodruff.
 -"Jessie Moore Whiskey" is pure and wholesome. For fami ly or medicinal use it has nc equal. Sold by Vaccaro 6 Co. w. P. Merrill of Wiville was ir town Wednesday,. While here he paid us the Wherewithal fol the News to be sent ohis address
 Mrs. Al. Stoker is visiting at Riverside this week. Mrs R. B. Mcknight returned Tues day from a visit to Grays.- Mon roe County Citizen, T want to hear a deep ser mon," she said. Hear Rev Stewart preach on The Lio1 Road or Six months beneath Hell, was quickly heard from all sides.
 Last Friday was pay day among the timber or heading men and something like $3, ,00O.0( was handed out by Manager w H. Flynn, assisted by Attorney E. c. Kramer.
 J. $. Haggard returned home from Wynne Friday even ing where he has been visiting for the past two weeks. He re' ports corn failure there but says cotton looks favorable.
 H. H. Walker, our popular brickmason was in McCrory on visit the first of the week. He will soon return here to remain and is figuring on starting a brick-yard in the near future to supply the neighborhood with brick.
 H. Arnof made a business trip to Memphis Tuesday last. He accompanied Louis H. Shultz on his way to New York City. While in Memphis Mir. Arnof consulted a physician concern ing certain abnormal growth of the tumor kind, located on his arm just above the el- bow joint.
 Last Sunday it was the great pleasure of of Mrs. Dr. Worthan, Miss Laura Avery, and Messrss John Shearer and J. B. Neal to spend the day at the pleasant and hospitable home of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Penrose of Meridith, Ark. MT. Shearer in speaking of the occasion says he never in his life saw a more united, agree able and hospitable family than the Penrose family. They are all splendld cooks and certainly set some excellent meals.
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25

ucSudy UIlC 1lUuU0IS Ol MIC Crory hunted.
 Joseph Crossett visited in Riverside Sunday.
 Horace Gowan of Grays, was in town last Sunday.
 The protracted meeting began at DeView last Sunday evening.
 John Elam of Tip, was in our town Sunday to meet Miss Winn.
 Col. w. T. Echols of Cotton Plant, was in our town the first of the week.
 Mrs. Jim Garrett has been on the sick list this week. Her many friends hope for her a speedy recovery.
 Murray Petit paid short wis tito home folks here last Wednes- day, returning to Mosier this tThursday)morning
 Our friend Ross Jeffries has been going around this week with his arm in a sling due to felon of his thumb.
 Miss Jennie Shapiro vivacious and winsome young lady and a niece of H. Arnof, after spend ing sometime visiting here re- turned to her home at Memphis last Friday.
 Our friend Tom Mayfield had the misfortune to get one of his fingers cut off about one fourth of an inch by getting it caught between the hind sprocket and the chain of his bicycle last Sat urday.
 Despite the dryness in and around McCrory our town is al- ways growing. Another new res ident was added to our town on Saturday, July 13, 1901. MT. Leonard Patterson says it is just the cutest girl you ever saw. Mother and babe dolng well.
 Miss Minnie Mays who has been visiting with her friend and schoolmate Miss Nina Riggs for the past few weeks, returned to her home at Covington, Tenn, last Wednesday,. Miss Mayes says of her trip that it was a most enjoyable and long to be re- membered one. ~
 R. c. Hailey, brother of our townsman Clayton Hailcy, was doing business with our merchants this week. While here he got the lovors of shoot ing together and spent Tuesday afternoon shootingatclay pigeons west of town.
 Wednesday night the young folks enjoyed themselves at the hospitable home of John T. O'Fallon with merry party4 Quite crowd attended and all say they had time. Ice cream and cake with other refresh ments were served the young people. Various games were indulged in and the whole even ing was one of great pleasure.
 On last Monday a replevin suit was brought before Esq. w. w. Best for the recovery of two horses. The facts in the case are as follows: Collie Jackson (cOl.) owns two horses that got into Henry Gamers crop. Gar ner finally put the horses up and held them for damages. Collie Jackson, after being advised by bis attorneys Andrews & Kra- mer, went to Henry Garner and demanded his horses, stating that Garner had no lawful fence and consequently could not de- mand damages. Garner would not deliver the horses. So suit followed. The constable being absent, Clay Gray was deputized to deliver the horses to Jackson, which he did in short order,
Woodruff County news., 1901-07-25

5. M. Blackstone of Riverside, was in town Tuesday.
 Will Wilder made visit to Brfnkley Sunday last. |
 A protracted meeting will be- gin at Wiville next Sunday. Harry Melton returned home from Louisiana the first of the fWeek.
 Mr. c. R, Dunn left last Tues day to attend the funeral of Mrs IMollie Blythe.
 The second nine of McCrory expects to cross bats with Au- gusta next week.
 Several of our boys made a trip to Martin on a hand car Sunday afternoon. K
 Mrs. A. c. Lewis left Wednes- day for Augusta where she is wis iting Mrs. J. A. Jelks.
 There is no reason why every citizen in Woodruff county should not be subscriber to the News.
 Messrs. Lon Farrar and Wal ter Thompson of Wiville were in our city on business last Friday. Earl Grail of Fakes, was up to see us last Saturday and order ed the News sent to his address. Bonnet, little son of MT. and Mrs. Marshal Patterson is re- ported as being very low at Searcy.
 Last Thursday the News was the recipient of a very pleasant visit from Mrs. A. J. Marsh and ! Mrs. Ed Woods.
 Will Cane of Caney Township, Twas in town Tuesday. Will is a bright young man and has a fine future before him.
 John T. O'Fallon our popular and efficient painter has beer plying the brush at Wilson Go mer's residence this week.
 The News office does the best kind of job printing, and guaran tees satisfaction in all job print ing. Our prices are right. 1 pr. Neal, upon being asked fol news said he knew, nothing ex cept that it was as hot as the Devil and dry as Fair Oaks" se
 Knives, razors and first class cutlery is one of the things Dr J. B. Neal has to sell. Look over his stock before purchasing.
 The present drought has robbed the farmer of millions o1 dollars in Missouri, Kansas Iowa, and several other states. | BORN: To the wife of George Warmer at Fakes a 10 pound boy on Friday, July 19, 1901. Moth CT and babe reported doing well | Columbus Haggard, youngest son of J S. Haggard who has been at work near Bardstown Ark, returned home last week
 Some of our farmers have be gun cutting their corn dowr bstalks and all for feed purpose The corn crop on the land men toned being a complete failure
 Mayor H. T. Raney left Sat urday for Moro, Monroe county where he went to help B. A Phillips carry on a protracted meeting.
 T. R. Hardy of Cotton Plant, moved into the Crossett house last Monday. He will assist in running the gin of the McCrory Cotton Company.
 W. c. Barclay, who spent the past week with home folks, re- turned to Weldon where he is employed in the saw-mill of Charley Sturdivant.
 The Methodist meeting clos ed at DeView last Monday after having 19 conversions to re-