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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26
SentihIanb.

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luFs in San 5rancisco auf IS, OOO,.
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lutte bur9 Geuer. isbo9 ni9t iolde
our4 erobeben be3ablsn tusrben.
Seutf9e gsrfi9erumss.
SefefT 9mer
betroffen.
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psl9e bur9 Die Branotatai tropbe in
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3o8en tporben fnb. baben ftarte 2urs.
berlufe erlitten. bic f9 In Der nd9fen
3utunft nod feigern m6sen. Die
attisn finb reibene i9nea ssfalsn, unb
eth tueiteres @si9sn Der 2urie tpirb
%srtuartet. tuenn bic ginseIbeiten bes I'm.
bells BEG Ndbsren betannt getuorben
Fno. Die 8ldttsr tabsln augemein
ben Wangel an ssnarsr Snformation
Der SirettOrien Der @sieli9aften tber
hen umfang Der In Nmerita absei6loi-
ienen 2Ontratts unb bsssidnsn ss aIs
cine Slide in Der @eisbasbuna, baB
stne oerartise na8ldifse @ei9dftss
fi6ruRg portommen tann.
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q atente | n u inertia.
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ueItbetannte Girma Siemens & 9alste
bat nit Der y@eneral electric Comp"
in Stem Yort unb Der Rational gIse.
trio 2amp @omp." tn @lebelano, o.,
aontratts abaeidloRsn, UNI bic Sic.
MEMS atente auf bic Santanampe In
ben Yer. Staten aI bsrtuertben.
Stdfer1sW orlaget i'm
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Berlin, Is. april. Na9 Be-
enbigun9 Der Oferferien trat ber&ei&s-
tag geifern wieoer suiammsn. Cine
Der erten Nrbsiten, bic ibm obliegt,
pirb bic grlsbisung Der 9idtenporlage
iein, wel9s ben gunossratb oieier
Sage betanntlid paiirt bat. na9bsm
er ieinen Sabr3ebnte lansen Wioerfano
u~ufeessbeu. Die @orla9s bemiuiet
ben abgeOrbneten idbrli9 ie brsitau.
isnb Wart, bon .tusl9sr Summs smans
3is Mart fir isosn Sag bes 5eblsns
abeeaogen tpsrbsn. Die @orlage snt-
bdlt 3uglsiG cine tpi9ttae 2lauiel,
psI9e bic iogenannte Winbef3ifer BET
abfimmuns tiber bic @ei6dftsoronung
aufbebt. I,titsl % Der Rsi6sbsr-
faHuug pirb babin a~bsednbert, baB bic
fhr bic 8eialubfabistsit beg Rsidss
tags poreei9risbene 3abl ~(eebrbeii
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alio 1897 fur ben beiagten 6aa tueient'
lid b~erabgsisbt mirb. Sarin miro
bas tpirtIamfte Rittel erblidt, Obtrut.
tiOn gu b%erhinbern.
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terlisst teinem 3weifel. @s ipirb bann
ab3umarten iein, ob bic Didten Der
&ronif9sn gei9Iubunfdbigteit bee
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before geiu9 bsrPlexaribungen wiiros
isbenfals cine Abtir3ung Der Sebatter
srm6gIi9sn. bic Fa iebt ms nneno'
li9e aus3uipinnen pfegen.
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Ferium Der &eidslanbe TN 8unbesratl
abermals ben antras seffelt. bic @ren3
su Ofnsn unb bic @infubr fran3oFi9s
Sdpeine suaulaHen. DAB Der Antra!
bereitmi0ig untsrfhbung Rnost, tpirl
fart besweifAt.
Seutf9e g batefpeare-
4 @efeI1f9at.
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feaf9aft ibrsn 8Ongreb ersHnet, be
tpieoerum bic aablrei&fe Betbeiligun!
gefunhen bat. profehor George Sos
{ NORTH gbur9iI, Der betannte Sbate
fpsare. 2enner uno Witslieb Der Ser
. liner @eieaf9aft fir oas Stuotum be
1euersn epra9en unb Der Seuti9e'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26
Tranfrei1.
Die Gtreits Situation n.

IelIueU SuIueieIiuI1bSN, LpeiVe 0'""'-
cipal. unb Wilitdrbeb5rben trsfsn. I'M
ieber Gage sspa9isn au iein, bben Elm
@efa6l Der gerubisung auf Die glge:
meinbeit aus, tusun aud immer nod
alarmirenbe Gerii9te btnf&tlia oro'
bsnoer @erwidlun9sn am l.. Nai i'm
l1mIauf Fnb. go piro ). 3. bon ipas
nii9en unb f9meiserii9sn anar8ifen
sefaislt, tuel&e aans paris nit SOmbsn
iiberI9msmmt bdtten.
Die poIisst it duBerf wa&iam unb
berliert bic ihr bstannte1 Mgitatorert
ni6t aus ben Iusen. prdfoent Sal
Heres unb iein Cabinet halten td9lia
@onferen3sn ab NIT ben SpiBen Der
Militdr. unb Poliaeibeb6roen, UNI
pldne fur bic gsIsbuns aQer tpihtigen
punfte big Tn bic tlsinffen Details auss
3uarbeiten.
Die PDli3ei nirb f3 bemhben, bic
aunbgsbune am l. Mai auf ben
.place be Ia &spublique" 3u lOtalis
Fren, oa bies bas Mrbeitscsntrum Der
SeineFabt 1T. Sur9 bisie WaBrsgeI
folen bic Wanifefantsn perbinbert
tuerben, ben Wittelpuntt bon paris 81
aepinnen ooer tire Denomination na9
benz &eRben3bitrift, ben Champs glb=
fee ober ben pefli9en Dilenborcrten
aussubsbnen.
Sin balbamtli1sr geri9t 9isbt bic
3abl Der ausfdnbisen auf runb 3d.
900 on, bon bsnsrt 10000 unter bic
y3peifslbaftsn glemente" gereanet tuer'
ben. Sieisn Heben $4,000 Wann
reguIdre Sruppsn unb $1,000 Wann
Nationalsaroifen uno poliiiaen gegen=
tber.
60 melt berbnltsn ft@ bic Streite,
bpntommen rubis; in ben berftieoenen
Nrbeitsrauartisrsn tpsrosn aablrei9e
Ysriammlungsn absehalten, In pelteu
tbsilwsiis aufrei3enoe &sosn gehalteu
tusrben. No9 bat bie beicnnenre par'
tel bic gontrolIe.
Welounqeil aus ben Bergpertsbifrit'
ten bsiagsn, baB 40, 900 Wann an
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idloHsn In elmer bsuts 4bsnb absebal
tenen 8eriammlung i'm Jale zines on
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sins1 borldufigen Soabs bon 5000, 00(
fir bisIe gbsntualitdt ge3eidnet.
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ntt9len finb bsuie Na9t nisberss
brannt. Wan bermutbst 8%ranbfiftunl
bur9 Gtrsitsr.
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g oafen 9ieBen bum
qernbe Gauern nieber.
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ger gstrieben, Bauern ben Berfu9, fc
bon benz In elmer @egierunesniebsrlaa
aufseipei9erten Sorn 81 bei9aHen
murben iebo4 bon ben @a9en oarai
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empbrten Bauerr aus Der san3en I'm
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Mmeritaner tpe9en Der Warim Cor
3u She'll 9eworbensn BebanbIun
tabeln.
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bsrtretsn bur4 Wart 9wain", heibt
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] Observation-Disclosures n1}fMten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26
Cuba.
g rb6bt SIS, 600.

8 abana. Is. gpriI. Der 81.
nat nabm Seute eiHe Bin an. bur9
tuel&e bas e5aIdr bes Wiee-g rdRbenten
Der %epubItf auf SIS. 900 srb6bt
mirb.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
A BULLET
 THROUGH HIS HAT

Holder Edwards, who lives at Red Bird, Montgomery county, had quite a peculiar as well as what came near proving serious occurrence happen to him last Tuesday.
 He was at the home ot his brother-in-law, assisting in mar king some hogs, when suddenly he felt something strike his hat and upon investigation he found a bullet in the crown of his hat.
 The pigs were making so much noise he bid not hear the report of a gun, but nevertheless, there was hole in the crown of his hat and the bullet passed close enough to his head to brush up his hair. Mir. Edwards thinks it was a stray bullet.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
NO CLUE TO ASSAILANTS.
Officers Unable to Trace Men Who As.
 saulted Woman Near Van Buren.

Van Bufen, Nov. 22.-There have been no new developments in the case of Miss Rosa Huff, who was assaulted by two men near Van Buren on Tuesday night, although local officer> have searched diligently for a clue. As a snow fell few hours later after the commission of the crime, no footprints were to e found in the vicinity that would aid the officers, and the latter are at loss-to know which way to turn.
 Miss Huff is very rapidly re- covering from the attack Of pros tratlou which followed the attack but ca tn ow no additional lIght on the crime.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
STILL TAXING INVENTORIES.
French Troops Compelled to Use hesu'ai Military Tactics in some Sections
 of tho Country.

parjs Nov. 24.-The taking oi the church inventories under the law pro v;dine for the separation of church and state. iu the mountainous regions of France. where an abundance oi srow has fallen, is progressing SLOW ly on account of the hostility of the population which compels the troops sent with the state officials to con duct regular military operations, keep omen their lines of communication and bring up supplies.
 The church of Dirinon, near Brest, which had been barricaded for SIX months. was forced open at daylight Friday by detachment of cavalry which dispersed the clerlcals, who from a distance chanted hymns while the taking of the inventory was m progress
 The authorities of Marseilles nave begun legal action against Bishop Andrian of that city, because of the violent language used in protesting against the action of the authorities under the church and state separa' ton law
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
LAKE CHARLES
 ODD FELLOWS
Making Preparations for Entertainment
 of the Excursionists.

This morning NJ. M. Osborn received word from the Odd Fellows lodge at Lake Charles advising him of preparations being made for the reception and entertainment of all who visited their city on the occasion of the excursion Decem Der 5. The letter, in part is as follows;
 Lake Charles, La, Nov. P. I'M. M. Osborn,
 "Mena, Ark.
 Dear Sir and Bro:-
 "The I. o. o. F. here appoint ed reception committee to arr range for your arrival here on December 6. Everything will be in readiness by next Mon- day. The Rebekahs are going to serve lunch at a reasonable price and also have a ladies rest room, where your coats and baggage eau be checked and taken care of without expense to you. A bureau of information at headquarters. The lunch 
 will consist of oysters, fish, hot coffee, etc. They will also put up lunches for those who desire to take along on the trip to the Gulf or on the homeward journey.
 "*~* We wish you God speed, a joyful trip and a happy time, free from ali cares and worry of business, and accidents. Wishing you success, I am
 "Yours in F. l.. X T.,
 "J. H. Huston,
 Chairman Committee.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
NO GRAFT" THERE.
Dr. Devine, Special Representative of the Red Cross, Reviews san Fran
 cisco Work.

New York, Nov. 22.-Dr Edward T. Devine, who as special representa- tive of the Red Cross, has supervision of the relief work of the society at San Francisco following the earth quake disaster, declared before the New York State branch of the Red Cross Tuesday, that while mistakes might have been made in the distri- button of the relief funds. there was no graft there. MT. Devine took oc- casion to refer to the indictments re- gently returned by a grand jury against Mayor Schmitz of San Fran cisco growing out of an investigation of municipal affairs saying:
 There is one person at lesat, one who has had every opportunity to know the truth, who does not believe that the mayor of San Francisco has stolen a single penny of the relief fund"
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
TEXAS OIL HEARING.
Connection Between Standard and Waters-Pierce Companies EstaD-
 Iished by Attorney General.


 Boston, Nov 17.-False Spit, St. Louis, Nov. 16.-Ffve witness es have been examined in secret hearing by Assistant Attorney Gen. eral J. P. Lightfoot, of Texas, in the taking of dispositions relevant to the suit to oust the Waters-Pierce Oil company from Texas, and the exam nation of two more witnesses Friday completed the present hearing. MT. Lightfoot will return to Texas Fri day night
 It is learned that the examination has developed from the testimony that connection between the Stand ard Oil company and the Waters Pierce company existed and that in certain sections of Texas where the Waters Pierce company was unusual ly strong all the competing forces were destroyed by the Standard oil company.
 Witnesses testified that the Cor sicana oil company and the Secur- ity Oil company, at Beaumont, two refineries owned by the Standard oil company did not sell to compan- ies competing with the Waters-Pierce company and that in return the latter company purchased all the oa sold in the state of Texas from these two refineries.
 It was also developed that maps
 
 cred by the Waters-Pierce and the Standard companies were prepared at 26 Broadway, New York and dis tributed over the territory covered by the two concArns
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
COTTON SOCIETY TO MEET.
To Elect Delegates to Convention In
 Little Rock, January 2.

Chickalah, Nov. 21.-The to : lowing call has been issued from the headquarters Arkansas Divi- sion Southern Cotton Association;
 Chickalah, Ark, Nov. 19, 'O6.
 The people of the several cot ton growing counties of the state are hereby called 10 meet a. their county sites ou Saturday, Decem- Der 1. at 10 o'clock a. m., to elect county officers of their several counties, and also elect at least oue delegate to attend the state meeting of the Arkansas division Southern Cotton Association 10 be held at Little Rock on We'd nesday, January ?, 1907, at 10 o'clock.
 It is very important that we should have good representation at said state meeting, as there will be matters of great import ance to be discussed.
 All who feel that the Southern Cotton Association has and will continue to be of great benefit 10 the people of the South in their efforts to maintain fair price on our one money crop, cotton, are earnestly requested to meet ss above suggested, and thereby aid in this great work.
 Don't fail to send delegate to Little Rock. Yours for success,
 B. H. Burnett,
 President Arkansas Division, s. c. A.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
SHOT BY BIRD HUNTERS.
Two Little Boys Injured, One Loosing an
 Eye.

Huttig, Nov. 23.-Thomas and James Burrow, aged 10 and Is years, were shot by bird hunters while engaged IA picking cotton in their fathers field near Huttig a few days ago. Two hunters, named Green and Nuby, entered the field where the boys were at work, and starting up covey ot birds, fired at them, both the boys, who were about forty yards away, being struck by some Of the shot. One of the boys was struck about the face with "22" shot, three of the shot entering one of his eyes and putting It oiit and one shot entering the corner of the other eye. The other boy was struck about the neck and face with a dozen or more shot The boy who was shot in the eye was taken to Little Rock by his father ito have surgeons see if anything could be done ter the eye.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
Farmers ! Farmers II

Do you know where to buy your provisions in Mena, aud save money? Have you been trading any at Reaches big wholesale house? If not you have not been buy ing to you, best advantages Roach is making speciality of selling direct to the farmers They buy everything by the car load and will sell you anything in the line of groceries, provisions, hay, feed, etc, any quantity you want for less money than any body. The next time you are ID town go down to their big store building near the freig ht depot and they will prove these state u1ents. 40w q
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
NOTICE Enp prrp,

MILNE rbh fl lBIIr4Tnsf Department of the Interior I'sss as
 Camden, Arkansas. Novantus ,s ua <
 Notice is tereby given that f.;ls 'ay son. of Board Camp. Arkansas I',s hsss, of his intention to make final @a,a ~, W proof in support of his claim ~a' s stead Entry No. 2S380. made .Jsnn.1. 1 for the southeast quarter son,bas1 Section 3, Township 3 S. R.,.ss M m M Arkansas, and that said preof n ~ia efore County and Prohasa JnSa County, iE his office at Meps Janusry 4. 1907
 He names the following witnes.m his continuous residence npou sns M of, the land, viz: s
 John HaE,by, William I.omens ra) ley aud Edward D. Little. all cf n,,.a Arkansas. II. q Freisba;n n Nov 22--06 Y
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
THE EVILS OF
 CONSTIPATION.
Everyone Knows When He is Consti- pated and Everyone Should Know the Risk He is Running When He Fails to Promptly
 Correct it.
Any Disease Epidemic or Otherwise 10 which He or She May be Exposed
 is Sure to Result Seriously.

There are two ways to remove consti- patton; the wrong way is to drench the bowels with powerful, griping, drastic cathartic that injures the coating of the bowel channels and produces an early return of the trouble in more chronic form. The right way is to use a natural, easy and mild laxative that tones UP and strengthens the bowels and leaves a nealthful influence behind 1t. Prickly Ash 3itters will empty the bowels just as thoroughly as the harsher cathartics, and combines all the tonic and strength ening properties necessary to perma nently cure the habit.
 Accept no substitute. Insist on having
 the genuine Prickiy Ash Bitters with the
 large figure in red on the front label.
 Sold Everywhere. Free oi.Vo'
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
myestigatlnr Liner Collision.

Cherbourg, Nov 24--The prelimin. ary investigation made by the cap tam of the port into the cause of collision Wednesday night off this port, between the North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse and the British Royal Mall steamer Orinoco seems to establish 'he Tact that the former vessel should have needed the orinoco,s signal that she was go,ng to star board ot the German shrn.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
NOTICE FOR PuBLIcATa

Department of the Interior. Land 0s.|
 Camden. Arkansas. Ociob4fs|
 Notice is hereby given that Rohef < If Ink. Arkansas. has filed notice Of M ton to make final proof in suppart q N viz: Homestead Entry No 2sSsa rad Der 2fi, 1899 for the sonth half sapthra Ter Section s. and northeast quarief VI quarter, Section r. Township s. "a w., 5th F. NJ. Arkansas. and that 4sl will be made before Clerk Of the eogas of Polk county. in his office at aea4, ll on December ! 1908.
 He names the following witnesses ! his continuous residence upon and eua of the land. viz:
 Elmer K. McDondald, George l.. Hsr. liam r whisenant and Albert 6. ha all of Ink, Arkansas.
 Oct. IS.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE ,
Notice for Publicatior.

United States Land 0iies
 Camden
 Sc icmber Notice is hereby given that to es' with the provisions of the act of ca''| June 3, ISIS entitled sAn act for 'a' timber lands In the states Of Callie'sl gon. Nevada. and Washington Ieriil extended to all the Public Land s'sla of August { {, isfa.
 SAMUEL II. cONGEK of Harrisonyi Ie. County of ass sss'sj sonri, has this day filed in this on C sts tement No. 7os, for the purchas q K balf southwest quarter and norgh hia east quarter of See. Nc. el in iownfa s.. \ ge No. A W. sih PIN nki will offer proof t0 show that the 'ass .s IS more valuable for II tim Der s'1 for agric ltursl purposes, and 70 ess claim to said land before me eFa county ceurt of Polk county ln hn Nena. ArkaDtAs, on Monday, tuf #T December, 19c6. tssaS He names as his witnessesi ,' Andrus Morris NJ Jones, Weila. fHT sss Herth, Edward Lewis, Board bAhll,,ss lsss Any aad all persons clamthR ss'Ss a aboye-deserlbed lands are Ifque1,'s,as ,s,as3 their claims in this office ol Vi ga day Of December, istG pa* First insertion Sept. %
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
P[ARY REACHES SIDNEY.
After 16 Months Vain Effort to Locate North Pole Explorer Re-
 turns to Civilization.
HIS IMMEDIATE MOVEMENTS IN DOUBT
May Discharge New Foundland Members of His Crew at Sidney and Proceed ta New York With New Crew After Max ing Repairs-Mrs. Peary Had Awaited Her Husband Two Weeks.

Sydney, c. B., Nov. 24.-Flying the been placed nearer the pole than any other national standard and weather beaten and disabled, the Peary Arc tic steamer Roosevelt arrived here Friday under sail and steam after 10 months vain effort to reach the pole Though not entirely successful the expedition nevertheless got to 87 de grees, minutes north latitude, or within 203 miles of the pole.
 The Roosevelt left Port Aux Bas- que, Newfoundland at o'clock Thurs. day afternoon and averaged five miles an hour to Sydney, experienc. ing light wind and rains. The ship came to anchor off the yacht squad ron pier. Though the hour was early, the Roosevelt was soon visited by the American consul and various local officials and an invitation was extended Commander Peary on he half of the Sydney board of trade to be the guest of the commercial body at a banquet in his honor
 Commander Peary came ashore al most immediately after the steamer came to anchor and joined Mrs. Peary who has been here for two weeks waiting for her husbands return.
 When asked what he thought of the suggestion embodied In Fridtjof Nansen's recent interview to the eff feet that Peary's latest experience served to strengthen the plan of reaching by drifting from the Boring Sea, Commander Peary said he al ways believed there were great pos. abilities in the drifting theory for men of that temperament to stand imprisonment for severaf years in the ice. For his part he could not adapt himself to it. Touching the outbreak of the gale which had un- expectedly come up in the Arc, tic and destroyed the Ice bridge, Com mander Peary said that the prevail Ing wind was westerly in the Arctic region but 1t was not always of the force of gale. No person could an. ticipate the coming Of gaze either in the Arctic region or elsewhere. He would not talk about the Welman- Chicago Eccord-Herald expedition plans, as Ia said he mace point not to discuag the ideas of other explor- CTS. T'ae commander said his imme- diatc lcvc nents were in doubt He thought he would pay off the New Foundland members of his crew at Sydney, make some repairs to the Roosevelt. get a new crew and pro ceed to New York.
 Commander Peary looks in the best of health and spirits and, though at the failure to reach the pole. he feels satisfied with the advance actually made. Plans for another expedition probably will soon be made.
 Dr. l.. J. Wolff said the health of the party had been excellent. There was no death and practically no sick. ness. Dr. Wolff said that he had not the slightest doubt if the gale in the early part of March mad not occurred the pole would have been reached without difficulty
 pr Wolff said he and other mem bers of the expedition intended to stay by the Roosevelt until she reached New York.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
Wabash Suit Resumed.

St. Louis, Nov. 22--The hearing of the Wabash Railroad company to en join the Missouri Board of Railroad & Warehouse commissioners and At torney General Hadley from enforc- ing the maximum freight rate law was resumed Wednesday, The suit is the second of IS that have been brought to prevent the enforcement of the law.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
Wesley Bolton Entertains.

Wesley Bolton entertained a number of his young friends at his mothers home on De Queen street last night. Music, both vocal and instrumental, as well as several interesting games, were on the evenings program, which was enjoyed very much by Ill present.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-29
NOTICE FOR PUBT.ICATM

NOTICE FOR PURIICATM9 Department of Interior. Land Olhoe
 Camden. Arkansas Octakf;
 Notice IS hereby given that .Ietu| 'npan of Mena. Arkansas, has nlaa ais intention to make final Homest5 in support of his claim, viz; Homess No 22si0 made January i5. 1900. iaA hslf northeast quarter. sontheasl norsuwest quarter and nor'hesH southwest quarter, Section 22. Tea s, Range 30 ". and that said prod made before Clerk of the Comfy \ Polk Count in his office at Nenz q n December 3. 1906.
 He names the following wiinesss his continuous residence upon. and lion Of, the lard. viz. Isaac Self. Benjamin F. Barron.Wla fiaylc. Robert l.. Barron. all of Aw; kansas. If G. friedhcin, R4' lst insertion Oct. IS.