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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-10
wANTED-s1ADE HELP.

WANTED-BIALE HELP.
and brakenen, experienced unnecessary,
nigh wages, rapid promotion to position
OF engineer or conductor, hundreds OF POI
sltions now open. For full particulars send
name and address to National Railway
Training association. Paxton block. eOnaa-
IA, Neb-, or Ridge bldg, Kansas City, Mo-
wANTED-Ftrst class arm walters
Creamerfe restaurant.
WANTED-A good all-around house man.
Apply at Bishop Millspaugh's, S1S Polk.
WANTED-1o0 farm hands, 100 laberers,
men cooks. kitchen help. neWsboy. Cap
itat Emp. Agency, 81 Kansas ave.
WANTED-An experienced barn man at
Stamey's. SIT ". 10th st.
wANTED-Men to sell full line Of hardy
fruit and ornamental trees Work full
or part time, as you prefer. Pay weekly.
OUTFIT free Lawrence Nursery Co, Fort
Madison: "a
WANTED-FENEALE HELP.
wANTED-Experienced help at the Gem
taahaEy
WANTED-Ali kinds OF female help.
Kenworthy Employment Co. 500 Kan
sas ave Ind tel. 1884
WANTED-Competen white girl. two IN
family; no washing. 1lV7 Topeka ave
WANTED-A woman for general house,
work; best of wages to right party
Kenworthy Employment Co, 500 Kansas
ave. Ind. tel 1894.
WANTED-Four young girls to work. for
US one hour each day after 40 O'Clock
p. m. and all day Saturdays. Call at 601
E. 4th st. Ia rlsssEz.
WANTED-75 mattresses for Hutchinson,
Newton, Syracuse. Dodge City, Holton,
Caldwell Mcfarland. Belleville, Herring
ton. Junction City, Concordias Wilson,
Liberal. Chanute. SaIina and 100 other
towns. $50 mon. board. rooms pass; wait
resses for Tex, Col. Utah, N. Mexico
Cap. Emp Agcy. 81 Kansas ave
WANTED-woman cook, Sc per week. 2o1
E. Sth St
wANTED-10o women cooks. mattresses.
hOusegirls, maids, kitchen help. Capital
Emp. Agcy.. 81 Kansas ave.
WANTED-Gir1 for general homework in
small family, no washing. Mrs H. i.
Peppmeyer, 1923 Western ave
wANTED-Competen white girl for gen
era1 homework 800 Topeka avg. 5sEz
to learn; also kitchen girl. POI 2. 9Th st.
ANTED-Competen girl for general
homework go Taylor st. Cali mornings
WANTEDL chambermaid. / table watt
ress. Fifth Avenue hotel.
WANTED Experienced laundry workers
IN all departments. Mutual laundry.
WANTED girl for general
Aousework at 1l5I fillmore st.
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RAIIRoAp .T1saE TABLES.

R0CK- ISLAND SYSTEM TIME TAIL.
TOPEKA, KAN.
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WHOTfEG AT.ER2

THE CCUGHLIN HARDWARE CO.
Hardware stoves. Inc tools. 7os Kau-
sas ave Tel. SOS
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G. P. ASHTON, DENTIST.
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FOR SAT4E-A fine, large. handsome. brick
suburban home of seven rooms. three
lots, all modern conveniiences, large new
ira ries1inr viii tbe oSSneT and yfIi save
real estate agents profits. Address Own
err care journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-10


MERCHANTS TRANSFER q STORAGE
Co. packs, ships and stores hozsshosd
goods. Tel 1856 Clarence Skinner, 81
Quincy 81
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----- BOB e lEs I..aI. Estate 1s.51zs-,
9 9NEE g: Sc B BgwN!
Handsome cottage + rooms. II. lots, best
location on Morris ave. Price $500; $3.50
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
107 East Seventh st.
FOR sALE-A bargain this week: Ny res
loence at 7ol5 MeRroe ST., also lots on
Lincoln and 18th st
ron SALE:
owner says reduce the price from $2.T0o
to $780, Nine rooms,z cellar. barn and
other conveniencess 5 lots. If YOU want a
good investment here it is. Southwest
part OF town. Easy terms.
c. G. BLAKELY & CO.,
Central National Bank Bldg.
Phone 49,
FOR SALE lots on W. sth, corner LIN
coin. modern room cottage across rear
Of lots. faces Lincoln. leaving room for
another house on 6fh. cottage has. bath.
owner lives In California and writes make
price $3.50 SO as to sell at once. Address
sos W. Sth St Ind tel. 6252-
EcR- sAI.F-c1r rent. q rnodern houses be-
tween 4th and 5th, Western ave. A. Palm.
41S Western ave. Ind.ste 1925 Bell 7ss.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A
TEAM, HARNESS AND WAGON.
room house, cistern, well barn, rs It.
front, located in Auburndale.e cellar, some
fruit, nice little home, in good repair.
Price 1920 Mortgage of s525 Must sell
at once.
A D. JONES.
500 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kan.
REAL ESTATE
EASTMAN & LAKIN.
lis WEST SIXTH AVE.
SELL YOUR PROPERTIES,
RENT YOUR HOUSES, COLLECT YOUR
Rents. and Look After Your Interests
WRITE YOUR FIRE INSURANCE.
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES WITH Us.
IND 1877. BELL 1874 BLACK.
FOR SALE-very cheap a fine two story
eight room house, furnace heat, gas
light, bath, fine large barn, well. cisterns
city water, two porchess cellar II lots.
east front, within two blocks Of Govern
or mansion. all for only 50 900. This
Is a great bargain. Noon, Charles & Co.,
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING
Z. s. CYCLE CO., rs q. sth e. National
8 1ver-J johnson bicycles. Supplies. reDasrss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-10

MONEY TO LOAN on live stock. pIanoa
organs. typewrlters. household goods and
personal security Z RiScne. sss Kan. AZ
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PRINTING

GEO. W. MILLER has moved to 1o7 n
6th St. stormont bldg. Ind. tel. 9Ss.
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ing rooms, with gas. Inquire 1105 Madison
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-10
MACHINE SHOPS.

MOWERS ground. factory process, 75c
Tel. sos, Howerd's new place. no Kan. av
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To sell a house
To rent a house
To find q tenant
To secure q Sefgant
To procure work
sell OF exchange
wANTED-sITUATEoNs

WANTED-A situation by q young lady
as stenographer. r. W, care Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-10
CARPET CLEANING

J. F. PETRIcK q SONS. upholster.a
and carpet cle.aning $50 Kansas ave-.
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STATIONS.
PAVING.

CAPITAL. CITY VITRIEIED BRICK &
PAVING CO., lis ". 9Th st. Mfsrs- Of
building. paving and sidewalk brick.
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UNDERTAKElss.


l. II. PENW ELL. funeral direesor . .,.4
eTnbalner. First class service. reAnona
BE prices 81 Quincy St Roth kels- 7sa
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WANTED Situation as nurse or house
keeper; only reliable ones reply. Miss
N 30 T. 9th st.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

Ofrice 796 Kansas ave. Residence qsb,y.
teenth and Clay. Office hours: a m "a
II a. m. and p. m. to 5 p. m Both
phones Is residence, and Ind. 1916 office
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-10

FOR RENT-F'urnished rooms, single or
sensll3ke for light housekeeping. 634 Mad
lsOn st.
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WANTED-AGENTs.

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AGENTS Insurance agents wanted in the
city. a new plan We pay sick and ac-
cidient benefits. and besides give FREE
MEDICAL attendance. See n. B. Camp
bell. sos Kansas avenue for full partieu-
lars It's a winner
SAN FRANCISCO great DISASTER only 81
book, far outsells higher priced books.
Large fully illustrated; extra terms;
freight paid; credit given; outfit free.
Zieg1er Co, 30 Locust ST., Philadelphia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-10

WANTED-By. & man, a place to work in
city or Country. -Address u. L. journal:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-10
wANTED-O1ALE HELP.

Those wanting reliable help of all kinds.
should write call or phone R. J. Kearneys
manager Ind. tel. 1884 Bell 1871. 500
Kansas ave.
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CENTRAL PARK NURSERY. 1928 Ffil-
more St, Topeka Gamma plants, pansies
and shrubs. In. tel. 939.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-11-30
Gift Books.

N We have an assortment of Grosset &
sDunlaps fancy cloth bound, gilt edged
books to retail at 81 only. These are regu-
lar $3.50 books and cannot be purchased
at any book store at such low prices as we
are Offering.
We also have an assortment of dainty
books in padded leather binding, gilt edges
at very reasonable prices. ~.. ~s,.
p Chldren's story books, children's picture
books and linen books, we also have a large
assortment of. Call and inspect them.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-11-30
Combs and Brushes.

We have the largest line of combs and
brushes ever offered to the retail trade in
Worthington. We have aluminium combs
with or witout cases. We have Goodyear's
complete line of fancy hard rubber combs
ranging 10 price from zoe to 81. White
celluloid combs at prices to suit all.
Brushes, both clothes and hair brushes,
the best that money can buy. Each brush
is guaranteed to be as good or better than
can be purchased elsewhere at the same
price.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-11-30
Perfumes.

There is not more complete line of per
fumes and toilet articles than we have. We
have full line of Palmer's bulk goods and
Palmer's fancy packages to retail from 25c
to IS. We also have an assortment of East
mans Perfumes in fancy packages.
Our line of toilet soaps will also bear the
closest inspection
Talcum powder and face powders of all
kinds will be found in our stock.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-11-30
Confectionery.

We ,have1a full line Gunther's chocolates
and bon bons in small and large packages.
Something sweet for; every one. = -.
Palmer's chocol in fancy packages
from 25c-65c. Palmer's butter cups in l0c
packages. t&..a .=.:>~s=.
Caudy Bros. fruit tablets in bulk, any
flavor. ~. y ',.
Sweets enough to make every one sweet.
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Toilet and Z. Shaving Vi
j.: ~
. Sets. -. ~. -.

W. have a large assortment of toilet sets,
gents collar and cuff boxes. Complete
shaving sets, from soapto razor strops. We
have full line of razor stops made from
the best material that can be had.
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Toilet Accessories.

Toilet soaps, talcum powder, and toilet water are
among the necessities Of life and we are pleased to
state that our goods are the best on the market,
therefore anything you purchase here you may rest
assured there are none better. ! }< Al
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-11-30

Our stock of purses and bags consists of ladies'
pocket books, ladies' purses and hand bags The
finest Of leather.
Gents pocket books, bill books and collecting
cases OF all kinds and Sizes The prices are right
and the goods are right.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-11-30
Photo and Souvenir Post Card
+ -. Album. *.*.....: ISL .95..

You will find in our large holiday stock Souvenir
Post Gard Album of all descriptions. These books
are handsomely bound and are very attractive and
durable each book will hold from 200 to 325 cards
& We are also making speciality on Post Cards
Comics, local views and, photo cards and leather
cards. =. ,. &@9ss IA ri 81. 49,
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CHARS and Smokers Aids.

7 We will have on hand for the holidays DIESEL
Wemmers SanFelice and Little Havana cigars, also
other brands; such as Tom Moore and 81 Verso 1Oc
and other brands we'll known to smokers of good
cigars. ILL.,. A..
able for any smoker. 49,,
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Drugs and q -.
~
Medicines.

We have thoroughly competent
pharmacist in charge of this department
and only reliable goods and pure drugs
are to be found in our stock, We also
carry a complete line of proprietary
medicines. ""5[ ss Fl.
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DULL HUSINESS IN
 POLICE COURT FRIDAY

One vagrant and one case of petit larceny confronted Judge Toney in police court Friday morning.
 The vagrant said he was from Greenville. Texas. and Was looking for work when he was pH.nced up- on by the minions of the low. Judge Tonev gave him fhree daEs' job With the ctiy.
 A negro who was caught in the act of purloinin2 two bottles of whisky. one of which he broke in his attemept to elude capture, was given a fine of S20. He asked the court to have mercy on the pore ole niggah"' that he had bought de flicker" 9n credit and some of de niggah's were making trubblo for him oltcn muffin
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the department officials unite in re- porting the government cannot afford 10 do.
 The proposition, broadly stated, Is that the government shall Witndfa" from the field of controlling puDuc u1iliv and shall place the business of transporting and delivering the mall in private hands. as the express busl- ness is conducted. The capitalists who are willing to assume the burden will pay the government rental for the post office buildings all over the coun- try and will charge the government regular rates of postage on It's mall' which is now being carried free, It IS ruehly estimated that the government would offset in money derived from rentals of the buildings the charge It would annually be required to pay for the transportation of it's mail.
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SYNDICATE WOULD
 HANDLE MAIL
Wcll-kmoMm Capitalists Present Plans to Take Service From the
 Government.
sz~<sez..~-a.--uA

Washington. Nov 3O-Encle Sam will be asked tomorrow 10 turn over to d syndicate of capitalists the conduct of the postal business. In return the syndicate proposes to give the c0AntfN penny postage and a better and more businesS-like service than has been provided under the present system of government operation The tender will be made by w. D. BOyce of Chicago to the joint committee of congress inves ti2atina the postal abuses and in trusted with recommending reforms, which has been in session in New York and resumed its meetings here today.
 The offer has several objects. It found who believe that money can be made by monopoly Of the postal bus mess Whereas, the government has failed 10 make the post office depart ment d paying institution, these capi- talists believe that by the introduction of business methods they can put the department on a dividend dpaying bas- is The Wells-'argo Express com pany saw enough none yin the mo- nODolv to offer the government a bon Us of S1 ,oo0,ooo a year. if permitted tt
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Judgment for Damages

Van Buren The Crawford conn ty circuit court has awarded l.. \ Holland S1 ,on0 damages in his sui against lulius ApetZ. Holland liVrs near Mountainburs. and in the sam, nriGhborhood with Ape,Z. He Wa> arrested and tried in the fedora .eoua q, Fort Simth on a ehar9e q tamPerins with tho mail Npat lodged the complaint aaainot lIeI land. who, after his ac8uitta!. tiies sai for aama-g5 a9am@t \Tcl il AHo= Crawford circuit =eo1W1
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Objects of the Oiier.

The Boyce proposition is presented in good faith and will serve the dou- ble purpose of emphasizing with the public the fact that there are capable business men ill the country who be- lieve they can give the people penny postage and an excellent service. The offer vii have the effect of showing to the people that these business men, who will give satisfactory bond, will guarantee to give the patrons of the post office reduced postage rates which
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500 Men Wanted

Able bodied men, with $50 to $5Oe to invest annually Large profit! A guaranteed income endorsed by the Germania Life Insurance Company of New York An lnoeme, 94ainst an accidents, endorsed by tho AetlA Ltfe and Accident Company of 1art1ord. Conn. Both companies possess many millions of cash. Sec their represen' tAtive,
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Christian Education.

Piaagould Dr. Henry S. tiart- Zog. formerly president of the Ar kansas state university, delivered a lecture on christian E,aucation.
 at the Baptist church at Paragonld Sunday night He was listened to by an attentive audience. One of the main points of the lecture was responsible more than any other for the Christian training of the youth.
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Team Dl.O\V Vncd.

PoeahoNtas- \ driver of team pUliing d wagon loaded with furni- ture. which he was taking to Black Rock from pocahontas, attempted fo cross a creek at Elevenpoint and both horses were drowned, The driver had been given money with which to pay fcrriage. bat thought he would save it by fordins the stream. He saved the ferriage mon eN bnt lost a team valued at S2oo and about $100 worth of furniture.
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IhIcr .ACCialCnts.

Warren Little Jack ForsNthe of W airon has been very uniortunat" of late. A few weeks ago he got one of his arms broken. Before this he had Il leg broken and from this injury hc had about recovered. Thursday he fell and broke the oth- er arm and now carries both arms n slinGS
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\ f'o,'ty-.Acrp Crop.

Iarrisbur4 John Dill has d f;tfnl of ID acres near Harrisburg. He planted no cotton this wear He raised 1,2oo bushels of corn. worth $500 and 5000 bales of hay worth S"o0. He has several cows. any number of chickens, ducks and geese. fine lot of hogs. some coats and sheep. and d number of turkeys l.eady fer the market.
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S.S.S. PURELY VEGETABLE

He was afterwards reca9tufed ant when he got to Howe 1he pfiaoffA' made auothcl. break for liberty &pu got away. In short time he va again recapturcd and is now in tn Polk county jail. II is said that OH the way to Mena Jones informed the deputy sheriff that h" had been a Georgia moOnsllinef and had worn the bracelets once before. Jones WAS indicted by the Polk county grand jury about year ago on q charge of slander. but giving bond left the country.
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Cannot Identify .iSsailantS.

Van Blrcn Miss Rosa Huff, the young lady who was criminally as saulted near her home near Van Buren Tuesday night, says she does assaiants if they were brought be- fore her. All she knows abont them, she says, is that they were call men,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-30
COTTON BELT PASSENGER
 WRECKED NEAR TEX.ARK

Number I. the nofthbound pas sen2er train on the Cotton Belt, which was due to arrive in Pine Bluff at 12:50 o'clock Thursday morning, was about seven hours late on account of being derailed about seven miles south of TeXar- kama. The accident occurred al [: 45 o'clock "Wednesday night, and il is supposed }hat some vandal had broken the switch lock and turned the switch just enough 10 deral the engine without showing the red light. which could have been seen by the engineer ii the switch had been completely turned around. The engine turned over when it struck the switch, but En- gineer Bartholomew and the fire man were thrown clear of the wrecka4e. although they Were se- verely injured 4 negro who was stealing a ride upon the blind
 was killed being crushed between the tender and the mail car. One of the mail clerks was injured in the back and several passengers were bruised more or less by the sudden stopping of the train.
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Seriously Injured.

Sidney Miss Stella BnrSe. Wh" lives near Sidney, whll" fldlhS horseback Sunday afternoon, was thrown bv the horse. Her foot was caught ill the saddle strap and she was dragged considerable distance sustaining serious injuries.
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Nath .R.RodqeIS, ,40l l=S )naiD st.

or address him, P. o. Box PA, Pine Bluff, Ark. He also buys old line life insurance dividend policies, paying h cash more than the compa nIes' cash value for 20-year dividend policies af- ter 12 annual premiums have been paid; for 15.yer dividend policies af ter annual premiums have beer oaid. Write for description blanks.
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Teachers Organize.

The teachers of Bradley county held q meeting at the courthouse at Warren Saturday and of2an4zed an association. The following ofii- crrs were elected: D. A. Bradhan, president; Ethel Y. Richards, vice president: ]. N Presson, secretary and treasurer.
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Good Canning Season.

DeQueen The canning factory at DeQuccn has closed for the sea- son which was a very successful one for he plant During the sea son it put up 900 cans of toma- toes and pumpkins !. R. FarroW had charge of the plant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-30
Lost His Earn.

Mckinney l. l.. CHrf's barn al Mckinney was burned W edheadaN night. A mule and horse and 100 bushrls of corn. 500 bundles ol fodder, thirteen tons of hay and t"o buaoj.s were burned. His loss is Sl 900 with insurance of $3on. Tn" fire is thought to have been of lh- cpndlafN origin,
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HaInZBuiIlrtl.

NewberrN William Butlcrss barn together with all it's contents, was destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon The barn contained l99 bales of hay. loo bushels of corn and lot of farming implements. The loss is estimated at 5000 upon which therc waS insurance of only Sloe.
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Wants to Leave.

Tcxarkaana= Dr. Joseph Bosen, the Jewish rabbi at Tcxarkana, mas raourstrd his congregation 10 re- Iaasr him from his contract after the first of the year. Efforts are beip. made to induce him 10 recall his request.
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Survey OmpItted.

Harrisburg The final survey of Brushy Lake drainage district has been completed and the surveyors are now engaged in the survey of the l. AnSuille district
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Foreclosure Sale.

Mena sheriff Cunningham of Mena recently sold the furniture III the Mount Mena hotel to satisfy isdement in favor of T. R. Jones. Nearly all the effects of the hotel were purchased by Jones. the amoun, realized by the sale being about > 1o.
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lins Ihl.ilIinn lApNl.ien

\icna i.asi week D>n0}N SayHta l r BrilUs arrested HoA3aWn loues. wante3 a Mena sa e II, le4yd ouens of iamainz b.s=AaHI at eol4aae T5 and had consider able u.o8aa .sIoge lo 4ot bta n .,, anc tn af' JIJ arrested him :.'5#I da..z aaa nd rHocaalvd @ifh 'iH aalz sa5F5 Jits=al5V W,.=H E
 .5oN Il te'oa gaa1 r.f and .s1ana3
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Revival Closes.

prcat,H The revival meeting at Decatur has just closed. lt was |" ,.4v successful meeting. Ther" were ;4 conversions and lS addi- lions to the Methodist church. ne mcelin. was conducted by Rev. 2 Armstrong. assisted by Rev. Joilh ThOrnSbcrrN.
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EnAn. old Cnim.

Bai,syua It A, l1o&d@ '' ra,,agiIlr b9e faw WITS old -lt1ei dollars. TWO or Jhsa were coin |. th. -yva- ,9> d0d the othr. t"" iii >42
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Cancer Cured.

If you hayy persistent Pimpie Ware. Swerue Shoatng, Stingiu- Pains, take Blood Balm and they mill disappear before they develop in- to Cancer. Many apparently hopeless cases of Cancer, S1ppmating Swel F ing Eating Sores or tumor cured hy E H.dR.
 I.otanic Blood Balm (B. R. BD x Plcasau and sa.e 10 take. Thoroughly i. 5 for % years. Composed of Pure Ingredients StreDgthensWed6
 #eys and Weak SIomachs, c0ees
 pepsia. Sample Sent Free. hE ting Blood Balm Co. Atlanta. Ca. so!a by Druggists Sl per Urge botte Sr sent ny express prepaid.
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New Enterprise.

Nashville O. o. Moore "t i'aIIS' t.Enn.. k i'll Nashville cohl'TIlhS with the mill and railroad company with q view of establishing | plant Tor the manufacture of boxes H3' dies and Wagon material.